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Back to School 25-26

Dates to Note:

Friday, August 1, 2025 – Optional Open Houses for All Students

Due to her training in Boston this summer, Morgan will not be present at the Open House Day. If you would like to bring your supplies on Friday, August 1, please drop them off between 1:00-2:00 p.m. in room #207. Your child is also welcome to bring them on the first day. 

Monday, August 4, 2025

First Day for All Students

 

Thursday, August 7, 2025

Parent Orientation in your child’s classroom, 6:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.

 
 
For school-wide documents, visit our Family Resources page.
 

Posts

🌟 October 14th Newsflash

Happy Tuesday, everyone!

 I hope you all had a wonderful Fall Break! 

🍕 Pizza Friday Snack

A big thank you to the Conley family for picking up our Pizza Friday this week! Your generosity is always appreciated.

🛑 Safety Practice

We conducted a Soft Lockdown drill this morning, Tuesday, October 14th, at 10:30 a.m.

This is part of our continued effort to ensure all students know what to do in the event of an emergency and to maintain a safe and secure learning environment.

🧑‍🚀 Field Trip Announcement

Our next field trip will be to the ASU Earth and Space Exploration Building on Thursday, October 16th!

🕘 Departure: Around 9:00 AM
 🕐 Return: Around 1:00 PM
 🥪 Lunch: We’ll enjoy a picnic lunch at ASU before heading back.

A huge thank you to our incredible parent drivers and chaperones for making this trip possible:
Katie Banovich, Kyle Clark, Kelley Coats, Betsy Griffin, Liz Haley, Sara Hillman, Don Martinez, and Darcy Olsen

We couldn’t do it without you—thank you for supporting our students’ learning adventures! 🚗✨

📚 Homework

Math:

  • Complete Review Packets (Days 2–5) this week.

  • A new homework packet will be handed out Friday, October 17th.

  • Answer keys for each math packet are available online:

🔹 A Packet Answer Keys
 🔹 B Packet Answer Keys
 🔹 C Packet Answer Keys

Reading:
 📖 Read 20 minutes each night
 📚 October Genre: Mystery/Suspense

Spelling:
 ✏️ Practice high-frequency spelling words
 🧾 Spelling Test: Friday, October 17, 2025 -Students received their spelling lists this afternoon.

🎓 Attention 6th Grade Families

The Middle School students and staff invite you to the Middle School A.C.E. Building Open House—a special event for the whole family!

This is a wonderful opportunity to explore the exciting learning experiences that await your child in Middle School. Enjoy light refreshments, live entertainment, and student project displays showcasing A.C.E. achievements.

📅 When: Thursday, October 16th, 7:00–8:30 PM
 📍 Where: Middle School Campus
 2927 E. Campbell Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85016

That’s all for now!
 Wishing everyone a beautiful and blessed week ahead! 🌼

Warmly,
Ms. Morgan

October 3, 2025 Newsflash

Happy Friday Families!


 We are just about to head into Fall Break—I can’t believe it!


🍕 Pizza Friday Snack

A big thank you to Caroline Como for bringing Pizza Friday today, Friday, October 3, 2025.


 And a huge thank you to Kelley Coats for providing the fruit for our side dish to go with pizza!


📚 Homework

Math

  • A new math packet will be handed out today.

  • Important: When we return from Fall Break on Monday, October 13, 2025, students will begin working on their Math Review Packet. The Review for Monday must be completed and ready to turn in on the first day back.

Reading:

  • 20 minutes of daily reading (new logs were given on October 3, 2025).

  • October Novel Genre: Mystery

    • Students should be reading a mystery novel throughout October.

    • At the end of the month, they will present a Book Talk where they:

      • Share how they liked the book

      • Explain what they found interesting

      • Discuss themes, characters, plot, and key events

      • Present their learning using either a PowerPoint presentation or a poster board.


📖 Novel Study

We are excited to announce that we will begin our novel study of Pay It Forward in October. This will be a whole-class read and discussion, focusing on themes of kindness, responsibility, and making a difference.✏️ Spelling

Spelling tests will begin after Fall Break! More information will be shared soon!


🍂 Fall Break

  • No School: October 6–10, 2025

  • School Resumes: Monday, October 13, 2025

  • Due: Math Review Lesson 1 (Monday Review) on October 13

🚌 Field Trip: ASU — Volunteers Needed!

We’re excited for our upcoming field trip to Arizona State University on Thursday, October 16, 2025, from 8:30 AM to 1:00 PM.

🌟 Student Clubs

Our class, along with Ms. Kayla’s and Ms. Leticia’s classes, will be holding Student Clubs!

  • Students can sign up to organize or join a club.

  • Clubs are student-run and will meet for 45 minutes on Fridays during school hours.

  • We’ll have a Club Fair on Monday morning, October 13, 2025, where students can share the club they’d like to organize.

👩‍🏫 Classroom Update

We are so excited to share that we have a new assistant, Julia! She has absolutely been a gem and has pleasantly fit in so well with the students. We are beyond excited to have her as part of our classroom team!


📖 Whole-Class Lessons in September

  • Grammar: Sentence analysis; types of nouns

  • Language: Prefixes & suffixes

  • History: Hispanic Heritage; Early Humans

  • Science: The Sun (parts and functions)

  • Geography: Africa continent study (political, resource, climate maps); biomes

  • Novel Study: Pay It Forward (beginning in October)

  • Writing: Informational writing, narratives, business letters, opinion writing

  • Math:

    • 4th: Multiplication; fractions with common denominators; equivalent fractions

    • 5th: Multiples; LCM; factors; +/- fractions with unlike denominators; algebraic expressions

    • 6th: LCD; GCF; prime factorization; written & algebraic expressions

  • Geometry: Measuring angles; triangle study

Wishing you and your family a wonderful Fall Break!

Morgan

September 15th Newsflash

Hello Families,

Please view our Newsflash for the remainder of the week's news.

📸 Picture Day

  • Date: Tomorrow, 8:40 a.m. 

  • Ordering: In the coming weeks, watch for an email from Studio W Portraits ([email protected]).

    • The entire ordering process is online, so don’t miss this email—it makes receiving your photos quick and easy.

🕚 Early Dismissal

Have a wonderful week!

Warmly,

Ms. Morgan 

September 8th Newsflash

September 8th Newsflash

Hello Families,

We appreciate you taking a few minutes to look over this week’s class updates and announcements.

📚 Homework

Math

  • Lesson & Practice Set 1-5 (Lesson & Practice Set 2 due Tuesday).

  • Math tests will be given weekly after every 5 lessons.

  • The first math test will be on Monday, September 15, 2025

Reading

  • 20 minutes of daily reading and utilizing reading logs. 
  • September Genre: Realistic Fiction

🛡️ Safety Week

This week, we will be practicing and discussing one drill per day to ensure students know how to respond in different situations.

  • Thursday, September 11, 2025: Off-campus evacuation drill.

  • A permission slip will come home tomorrow and must be returned by Thursday morning, September 11, 2025.

🎯 Goal Setting Conferences


⏰ Half Day – Friday, September 12th

  • Dismissal is at 11:30am for Staff Professional Development.

  • No afternoon Circle Program.

🚌 Field Trip

We are excited for the upcoming field trip! Parent drivers/chaperones are needed—thank you to those who have already volunteered. 

✏️ Tutoring

If you are interested in after-school tutoring or extra academic support, please email me. I also have a list of other staff members who provide tutoring.


That’s all for this week! Thank you for your continued support, and have a wonderful and blessed week ahead. 🌟

Ms. Morgan

September 2nd Newsflash

Hello Parents & Guardians,

I hope you all had a wonderful Labor Day and enjoyed the long weekend with your loved ones! Here are our class updates and important reminders for the week.

📘 Homework

  • Math – Days 16–20 due this week. (Days 16 & 17 are due tomorrow.)
  • Reading – 20 minutes of daily reading.
  • September Genre – Realistic Fiction
  • Reading Logs – New reading logs were sent home on Friday, August 29, 2025. Please make sure your child is filling these out daily (Monday - Friday evenings). 

🍕 Pizza Friday Snack

A big thank you to Darcy Olsen for providing our class snack this week!

🎯 Goal Setting Conferences

Be on the lookout this week for a Sign Up Genius link to schedule Goal Setting Conferences, which will take place during the last two weeks of September.

  • Students are expected to attend.
  • Each conference is 20 minutes long.

🧸 Reminder – Personal Belongings

Please remind students to keep stuffies and personal belongings at home. These items can become distractions in class and may be misplaced or taken. Thank you for helping us maintain a focused learning environment!

📋 Parent Questions – Questions Answered

Q: How can my child have leadership opportunities?
A: We will hold class elections for roles like President, Vice President, and Mediator. Students can also join Friday clubs or volunteer in younger classrooms, the library, or specials like music and computer science.

Q: How do you challenge advanced math students?
A: Students are assessed in August. If they master concepts quickly, they may join a higher-level math group or even test into Ms. Clare’s advanced math class. Online enrichment resources are also available for practice at home and in class.

Q: How are math lessons conducted?
A: Most lessons are by grade level, but students sometimes work in small groups or individually depending on their needs. Students complete 3 math practice cards weekly and receive additional support from Ms. Clare if needed.

Q: How do students resolve conflicts?
A: Students may choose to talk it out with a mediator, meet in a courageous conversation with support, or bring issues to a class meeting for group resolution.

Q: What are the Specials?

  • Monday AM – Science with Ms. Emily and PE with Coach EJ’s team
  • Wednesday PM – PE, Art, Computer Science, or Music

Q: What are the homework expectations?
A: Students complete one math lesson daily (parents initial work) and 20 minutes of reading. Students behind in work may attend study hall during recess or a Friday homework session with Ms. Clare.

⭐ Additional Parent Questions

Q: How do you help students who struggle with reading fluency or comprehension?
A: Students receive small group reading instruction, fluency practice, and guided reading time. I also provide strategies like rereading passages, summarizing, and partner reading. Families can support by listening to their child read aloud at home.

Q: What happens if my child finishes work early?
A: Students always have extension choices such as independent reading, enrichment packets, online programs, or creative writing. This ensures that learning time is used productively.

Q: How can parents best support learning at home?
A: The most important things are to check math lessons daily, ensure 20 minutes of reading happens each night, and encourage your child to talk about what they learned that day. This helps them process and connect learning.

Q: How do you encourage students to stay organized?
A: Students use agendas and “Big Picture” work plans to track weekly assignments. I model time management strategies and check in with students during silent work time to help them stay on track.

📚 August Lessons Recap

  • Language & Grammar: Parts of Speech, Types of Sentences, Synonyms & Antonyms, Types of Nouns
  • Reading: Main Idea & Supporting Details
  • Writing: Types of Narratives
  • Math:
    • 4th: Subtraction, Place Value, Expanded Notation
    • 5th: Factors & Multiples
    • 6th: Lowest Common Multiples & Greatest Common Factors
  • Geometry: Types of Lines
  • Cultural: Maps, Big Bang, Timeline of Life

That’s all for now! Thank you for your continued support, and I’m looking forward to another great week together.

Ms. Morgan



August 22nd Newsflash

August 22nd Newsflash
Happy Friday! I hope your week has been a wonderful one. Here are a few important updates and reminders as we head into the weekend:
 

📘 Homework
Math: Lesson 11 is due on Monday, August 25, 2025.

Looking ahead to next week, the following lessons will be due each day:

  • Monday: Lesson 11

  • Tuesday: Lesson 12

  • Wednesday: Lesson 13

  • Thursday: Lesson 14

  • Friday: Lesson 15

Reading: 20 minutes daily. Continue to complete and submit the Reading Log each week.

August Genre: Free choice!

➡️ Please continue to stay consistent with both homework and the reading log.
 
🍕 Pizza Fridays
We are excited to announce that Pizza Fridays begin next Friday, August 29th, 2025!
To participate, please submit either a half payment of $75 or a full payment of $150 by this Friday, August 22, 2025. If you require a different payment plan, please don't hesitate to contact me directly at [email protected].
 
🚌 Field Trip Permission Slips
Permission slips for this year’s field trips will be sent home this week. Please sign and return them by Friday, August 29th.
 
🌱 Classroom Transitions & Communication
Please keep in mind that the transition from E1 to E2 is a big step for students, just as moving from public school to Montessori can be an adjustment. The class is still getting to know the teachers, assistants, classmates, and the school community. Thank you for continuing to trust the process as students settle in.
 
We are encouraging students to self-advocate and communicate with either our amazing assistant, Ms. Ailyn, or myself whenever they have questions or need support.
 
For parent communication, the best way to reach me is by email at [email protected]. In alignment with school policy, I cannot share my personal phone number. You can expect an email response within 24 hours (excluding weekends or school breaks).
 
Thank you, as always, for your continued support. Have a blessed, restful, and beautiful weekend!
 
Warmly,
Ms. Morgan & Ms. Ailyn 

Newsflash on Classroom Updates, Positive Beginnings and Important Reminders, August 12, 2025

Dear Parents/Guardians,
 
It’s hard to believe we have already completed our first full week of school! In just seven days, the students have begun building new routines, forming connections with classmates, and immersing themselves in meaningful work.
 
The energy in our classroom is bright, and I am truly excited for the year ahead.
I’d like to take a moment to emphasize the importance of trusting the process. Each school year brings a period of transition—new grade level, new peers, and a new teacher. This is a natural part of growth, and when viewed through the lens of Maria Montessori’s Four Planes of Development, we can see just how meaningful this time is. Our students are in the Second Plane (ages 6–12), a stage marked by the blossoming of reasoning skills, independence, social awareness, and an eagerness to explore ideas in depth. Moving from E1 to E2, or joining a new environment, requires time, patience, and support—but it is also filled with opportunities for tremendous growth.
 
Already, in this short time, I have seen so many moments of curiosity, perseverance, and teamwork. This week, our work has included:
  • Shelf Picks – choosing a shelf and exploring the materials in depth to develop understanding.
  • Postcard Project – blending creativity with written expression and communication skills.
  • Multiples and Factors – strengthening foundational math concepts.
  • Functions of Words – beginning tomorrow to deepen grammar study.
Tomorrow, students will also receive Reading Logs. Our goal is for students to read at least 20 minutes per evening, five days per week (a total of 100 minutes weekly), with a parent’s signature to confirm. This daily habit builds not just skills but a love for reading.
 
I also want to extend a heartfelt thank you to Katie Banovich, our Classroom Coordinator. Her support is invaluable, and I am grateful to have her partner with us this year.
 
Building a Positive Learning Environment
Today, our wonderful Vice Principal for E2 visited to speak with the students about our school-wide behavior expectations. These guidelines help ensure our campus remains a safe, respectful, and welcoming place for everyone. I encourage you to talk with your child at home about how these expectations apply both in the classroom and in all areas of our school. When we partner together—school and home—we create the conditions for every student to thrive.
 
Attendance Matters
Consistent attendance plays a key role in a student’s success. If your child will be absent, please notify the school before or on the day of the absence using one of these methods:
For personal days/vacation plans, please contact our Director, Ms. Margo O’Neil, at [email protected]. If you need another copy of the Parent Orientation packet, just let me know—I’m happy to provide one.
 
Pizza Friday in Morgan's Class
The results are in—Barro’s Pizza won our class vote! They offer cheese, pepperoni, and vegan options. All pizza details, including pricing, can be found here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zmy5dqkQ6dUDHQ0Q2CFa3CUBjjP-XFeK9iML2CzKMyc/edit?tab=t.0
 
Pizza Friday in Morgan’s Class Dear Parents, We’re excited to announce that Pizza Friday will be returning this year, starting on Friday, August 29th! Each Friday, delicious pizza will be delivered to our students for a fun and tasty lunch tradition. To accompany the pizza, we kindly ask famil...
 
 
Looking Ahead: Goal-Setting Conferences
While you are always welcome to schedule a meeting by emailing [email protected] at least one week in advance, we will soon begin scheduling our Student Goal-Setting Conferences occurring in September.  These meetings will allow us to review your child’s academic progress, celebrate their strengths, and collaborate on a personalized plan to support their learning journey for the year ahead. By working together, we can set clear, achievable goals that help each child reach their fullest potential.
 
I am deeply grateful for the trust and partnership you bring to our classroom. This is already shaping up to be a wonderful year, and I know our shared commitment will help each student shine. Thank you for all you do—we could not do it without you!
 
Warmly,
Morgan Enderson

Ms. Morgan's Newsflash, Wednesday, August 6, 2025

Ms. Morgan's August 6th Newsflash
August 6, 2025
 
✨ Welcome & Getting Started ✨
Welcome to a brand-new school year! Whether you're returning or new to our class, I'm so excited to partner with you. I know the beginning of the school year can feel overwhelming, so here are a few reminders to help you and your child feel confident and supported as we get started:
 
  • Communication is key! If you ever have questions, please don't hesitate to reach out via email or in person.
  • Label all supplies (water bottles, lunchboxes, jackets, etc.).
  • Establish routines at home for bedtime, reading time, and organizing school materials.
  • Encourage independence. Let your child be responsible for carrying their backpack, turning in homework, and preparing for the day.
 
Together, we can make this year successful and joyful!
 
Happy first week of school!
This has been a wonderful but busy week. Students got their supplies sorted, and we were able to go over class expectations and goals. This week has been filled with student assessments, team building, student mentor groups, and some work time.
 
For new 4th-grade students, the E2 process differs from E1, but with patience and time, it becomes easier. I'm also counting on our 5th and 6th graders to step into leadership roles by mentoring and leading by example.
 
🧡 Classroom Coordinator
We are so lucky to have Katie Banovich as our classroom coordinator this year! She is wonderful and plays an essential role in helping our classroom run smoothly.
This parent helps with weekly classroom emails, supports the teacher's webpage, and assists with any classroom tasks involving communication or getting all parents involved. Katie is a fantastic resource who helps ensure the office, teachers, and parents stay on the same page.
Feel free to reach out to her directly at [email protected] — she’s happy to connect with you!
 
📌 Reminders
  • Drop-Off: Only students in the Circle program should arrive before 7:45 am. General drop-off is between 7:45 and 8:30 am.
  • Pick-Up: Between 3:00 and 3:30 pm.
  • Morning Independence: Please help your child practice exiting the car with their belongings on their own.
  • Campus Visits: All visitors must check in at the front office and wear a badge—this includes after-school hours.
  • Carline Courtesy: Refrain from cell phone use, use designated drop-off spots only (no pickups on Meadowbrook Ave.), and be mindful of walkers. It gets smoother each day!
 
🏫 Parent Orientation
Thursday, August 7 at 6:30 pm in Room 207
Please attend if possible! We'll cover classroom expectations, curriculum, and how you can be involved. If you can't make it, the Parent Orientation Packet will go home with your child on Friday.
 
📚 Homework & Book Talks
  • Summer Homework is due this week. Students should complete any unfinished portions.
  • Book Talks: Every student should have completed a book report project over the summer. Today, I sent home book talk forms and rubrics to those who requested them. Students signed up for a 5–10 minute presentation this week. Please ensure your child is ready to share their book and project.
 
➗ Math
A review packet will be sent home on Friday, August 8, along with a homework calendar for upcoming assignments.
 
📖 Reading
Please encourage 20 minutes of reading at home daily. The goal is one book per month, followed by a Book Talk.
 
🍕 Pizza Friday
Begins Friday, August 29!
To participate, submit the Pizza Friday form and payment by August 22.
  • Half payment: $75
  • Full payment: $150
Payment methods:
  • Check (payable to Ms. Morgan)
  • Cash App: MorganLEnderson
 
If you need alternate payment arrangements or financial assistance, please email me directly: [email protected]
 
📅 Helpful Links
Parent Volunteer Opportunities
Class Wish List
Pizza Friday Snack Sign-Up
📲 Stay Connected & Forms
 
That's all for now!
 
Have a blessed and beautiful week — see you Thursday at Orientation! 🌟
  • Morgan

Ms. Morgan's July 27th NewsFlash

Dear Families,

The new school year is just around the corner, and I'm thrilled to welcome all our students back! I'm confident this will be a fantastic year filled with growth, learning, and memorable experiences. I'm sharing this newsflash to help ensure we start the year off on a positive and organized note.

 

Sign Ups

If you haven't seen it yet, I have sent three sign-up genius emails to get things started before everything gets too busy. The following sign-up genius links are for ways parents can volunteer in the class, our class Wishlist, and a sign-up for all of our Pizza Friday snacks for this school year.  I will attach the links below; please feel free to review and sign up for any of the items of interest. 

 

Parent Volunteer Opportunities

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090F4FAEAD29A6F58-57661802-volunteer

 

Class Wish List

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090F4FAEAD29A6F58-57680077-morgans

 

Pizza Friday Snack Sign Up

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090F4FAEAD29A6F58-57679963-morgans

 

 

Back-to-School Supplies

I’m thrilled for the new school year and so excited to begin this journey with your children! While I will be out of town for training in Boston and unable to attend the upcoming school-wide Open House, I’ve already had the opportunity to hold my Open House earlier this summer.

Families are still warmly welcome to visit Room #207 to drop off school supplies.


The classroom will be open for supply drop-off on Friday, August 1, between 1:00 and 2:00 p.m.

If you have any questions or would like to say hello before the first day, feel free to email me at [email protected]. I’ll be checking messages regularly and will respond within 24 business hours.

Thank you so much for your support and partnership. I'm genuinely looking forward to a joyful, engaging, and triumphant school year together!

Summer Homework

Please ensure your child starts the school year off on the right foot, feeling prepared and ready. Summer homework will be collected on the first day of school. If your child attended an academic camp or completed any online math lessons (for specific students, I assigned online math), please let me know, and I will count that as part of their math summer homework. The online math was optional.

 

We will begin book talks in the first week of school; this will be the time when your child will give a brief presentation on the book report project they chose to complete over the summer. 

 

Below, I have attached the links for the math summer homework in case anyone has misplaced theirs. I will also attach the book report project options for anyone who needs them. 

 

Bridge to 4th Grade Math

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1URcSsEILnmhWiG7Cz5jiH-lqs6gXkPk-/view?usp=drive_link

Answer Key

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_d5CmDEYFvhPfMUxq0q5lsz_OnxB1Mup3-4bMnlUx-M/edit?usp=drive_link

 

Bridge to 5th Grade Math

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1v2dcqhIZ7AZFtEtkL6UYrxyC9zKWa8So/view?usp=drive_link

Answer Key

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZY10NQRqauiooaxUSxXCz_NJfYtPu5yl/view?usp=drive_link

 

Bridge to 6th Grade Math

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OBeTw54lKsRrVCFIStvMF13ZRsBEaPpH/view?usp=drive_link

Answer Key

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HiS_sB64-59tZr0WpshGAzvdyEKyRRrn/view?usp=drive_link

 

Parent Orientation 

Please mark your calendars for the parent orientation, which will take place on Thursday, August 7, from 6:30 to 7:30. At least one parent must attend this orientation so that you are aware of important class and school information that will be pertinent to this school year. 

 

Pizza Friday Form

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zmy5dqkQ6dUDHQ0Q2CFa3CUBjjP-XFeK9iML2CzKMyc/edit?usp=sharing

 

Parent Volunteering

Suppose you are interested in volunteering as a parent in any capacity. In that case, whether assisting in the classroom, on campus, or as a driving chaperone, you will need to ensure that all parent volunteer forms and documents are completed and submitted. I recommend that everyone complete all necessary documentation, just in case, so that the process of volunteering runs smoothly. 

 

If you completed these documents last year, you will need to complete them again for this year. Unfortunately, the forms do not carry over from one year to the next. 

 

Listed below are all the links needed for the parent volunteering. 

 

Parent Volunteer Forms

https://www.villamontessori.com/apps/form/VillaVolunteerApplication

 

Instructions for Fingerprint Clearance Card 

https://4.files.edl.io/963e/12/04/24/165707-ada64a6a-b6fd-49b5-ba04-f0330bee6cce.pdf

 

Chaperone Agreement Form

https://1.cdn.edl.io/fd9dSLnBC4bJeamcE6krPL7Ya7dGP7GiS8tDWi6Tqhfnxfxt.pdf

 

Parent Volunteer Application

https://1.cdn.edl.io/mYSe2xgc9t0kHSJNLPdKdRmULym1ARr3YrF8UwADnAohn4Gq.pdf

 

Volunteer Criminal Affidavit

https://1.cdn.edl.io/di81T3TeizSlWacBa27hWhaKlyK0LEcwoi1DpriWoy87iTVR.pdf

 

Volunteer Motor Vehicle Affidavit

https://1.cdn.edl.io/Z7qVsyu0e6kc4ukqgknhNEO0kWSwSw2jEky844OLaBfYJ5Qd.pdf

 

I know this was much information, but I hope it is all helpful, and I'm looking forward to embarking on this school year! See you soon.

 

Have a blessed and beautiful week. 

-Ms. Morgan 

June 20th Newsflash

Hello Families,

I hope you’re all having a wonderful and relaxing summer so far—and finding ways to stay cool in this heat! I just wanted to send a quick newsflash to say hello and share how excited I am to embark on this new school year with you and your child.

Please feel free to email me if you have any questions. I will be checking my work email periodically throughout the summer.

Just a quick reminder: please encourage your child to stay on top of their summer homework to help make the transition back to school much smoother!

Also, the school supply list for the upcoming year is available at the link below:

 

I’ll be sending out another newsflash in July with more details to help prepare for the first day of school. Until then, enjoy the rest of your summer break and stay safe!

Warmly,
Ms. Morgan