Reminder: SAC Meeting – Thursday, September 10
Our first School Advisory Council (SAC) meeting will be held this Thursday, September 10, at 3:30 p.m. in the Media Center.
We hope you will consider being part of this valuable group! SAC provides families, staff, and community members an opportunity to have a voice in our school and support the school improvement initiatives that help our Mustangs grow and succeed.
Heroes’ Day – Friday, September 11
September 11 is recognized as Patriot Day and Heroes’ Day in Florida a time to remember those whose lives were lost and to honor the heroes and first responders who serve our communities.
As a schoolwide show of remembrance and unity, we are asking students and staff to wear red, white, and blue on Friday, September 11. ❤️🤍💙
We look forward to honoring this important day together as a Mustang family.
Our first School Advisory Council (SAC) meeting will be held this Thursday, September 10, at 3:30 p.m. in the Media Center.
We hope you will consider being part of this valuable group! SAC provides families, staff, and community members an opportunity to have a voice in our school and support the school improvement initiatives that help our Mustangs grow and succeed.
Heroes’ Day – Friday, September 11
September 11 is recognized as Patriot Day and Heroes’ Day in Florida a time to remember those whose lives were lost and to honor the heroes and first responders who serve our communities.
As a schoolwide show of remembrance and unity, we are asking students and staff to wear red, white, and blue on Friday, September 11. ❤️🤍💙
We look forward to honoring this important day together as a Mustang family.
Good evening, Mustang Families,
As we head into the Labor Day weekend, we have a few important reminders and updates to share with our families.
PTA Fundraiser: We have just a few days remaining in our schoolwide Otis Spunkmeyer fundraiser! Every family’s participation makes a difference. If everyone does their fair share, together we can raise the funds needed to provide student incentives, special activities, and experiences that help make our school a wonderful home away from home for our Mustangs. Thank you to everyone who has already participated and supported our PTA!
State Assessment Scores: Earlier today, we sent information explaining how to access your child’s Fall State Assessment results through the Parent Portal. Please take some time to review both the directions and your child’s results. Some students will continue testing this coming week, and assessment results may take up to 24 hours after testing to appear in the portal.
We ask that you please take a few minutes to review the Student Code of Conduct and our school expectations with your child. Please remind your students that they are here to learn and grow. It is never acceptable to disrupt the learning of others. It is never acceptable to take something that does not belong to them, damage or destroy another person’s property, or use words or actions that cause another student to feel unsafe.
Every child deserves to come to school feeling safe, supported, and ready to learn. Behaviors that compromise the safety of others or significantly interfere with teaching and learning will not be tolerated. We appreciate your partnership in reinforcing these expectations at home so that together we can maintain the positive learning environment our students deserve.
Finally, please remember that Monday is a holiday and there is no school. We hope all of our Mustang families enjoy a safe, relaxing Labor Day weekend. We look forward to welcoming everyone back to school Tuesday morning, rested and ready for another great week!
Thank you, as always, for your continued partnership and support of our school. 💙🐴
As we head into the Labor Day weekend, we have a few important reminders and updates to share with our families.
PTA Fundraiser: We have just a few days remaining in our schoolwide Otis Spunkmeyer fundraiser! Every family’s participation makes a difference. If everyone does their fair share, together we can raise the funds needed to provide student incentives, special activities, and experiences that help make our school a wonderful home away from home for our Mustangs. Thank you to everyone who has already participated and supported our PTA!
State Assessment Scores: Earlier today, we sent information explaining how to access your child’s Fall State Assessment results through the Parent Portal. Please take some time to review both the directions and your child’s results. Some students will continue testing this coming week, and assessment results may take up to 24 hours after testing to appear in the portal.
We ask that you please take a few minutes to review the Student Code of Conduct and our school expectations with your child. Please remind your students that they are here to learn and grow. It is never acceptable to disrupt the learning of others. It is never acceptable to take something that does not belong to them, damage or destroy another person’s property, or use words or actions that cause another student to feel unsafe.
Every child deserves to come to school feeling safe, supported, and ready to learn. Behaviors that compromise the safety of others or significantly interfere with teaching and learning will not be tolerated. We appreciate your partnership in reinforcing these expectations at home so that together we can maintain the positive learning environment our students deserve.
Finally, please remember that Monday is a holiday and there is no school. We hope all of our Mustang families enjoy a safe, relaxing Labor Day weekend. We look forward to welcoming everyone back to school Tuesday morning, rested and ready for another great week!
Thank you, as always, for your continued partnership and support of our school. 💙🐴
Bus 335 parents,
Students are currently boarding bus 110 and should be arriving at their stops shortly. Please use the Edulog app to track their precise location.
Thanks
Students are currently boarding bus 110 and should be arriving at their stops shortly. Please use the Edulog app to track their precise location.
Thanks
Parents,
Due to inclement weather in the area, walkers will to be picked up from the school. Please bring a valid ID to check students out.
Thanks
Due to inclement weather in the area, walkers will to be picked up from the school. Please bring a valid ID to check students out.
Thanks
Parents,
Bus 335 is delayed. Students are expected to be picked up from the school around 4PM. We will send an alert when the bus arrives.
Please bring a valid ID if you are picking students up in the front office.
Bus 335 is delayed. Students are expected to be picked up from the school around 4PM. We will send an alert when the bus arrives.
Please bring a valid ID if you are picking students up in the front office.
Parents,
Please be advised we are holding walkers due to lightning in the area.
We will notify you as soon as it is safe for students to walk.
Thanks
Please be advised we are holding walkers due to lightning in the area.
We will notify you as soon as it is safe for students to walk.
Thanks
Dear Mustang Families,
We want to make sure you know how and when to access your child’s Florida State Assessment results throughout the school year.
Students participate in the state assessment three times each year:
PM1 – Beginning of the Year(approx ~ August Sept)
PM2 – Middle of the Year (approx~ Dec/Jan)
PM3 – End of the Year (approx ~ April/May)
Assessment results are typically available in the Parent Portal within 24 hours after your child completes the assessment and results are posted. Attached, you will find step-by-step directions for accessing your child’s results.
We hope providing this information now gives you an opportunity to locate, review, and become familiar with your child’s assessment results.
Once all students have completed PM1, we will also send home a schoolwide data folder for families to keep and use throughout the year. This folder will provide a place to retain PM1, PM2, PM3, and other important academic data so you can monitor your child’s progress over time.
Need Help Understanding the Results?
We know that locating the report is only the first step—understanding what the scores mean is just as important. To support our families, we will:
1. Create a short video tutorial explaining the different components of the state assessment report and what the scores mean.
2. Host a Facebook Live session for each grade level, where parents can join us to learn more about the assessment, score composition, and how to interpret the information.
3. Provide an opportunity for you to request a conference with your child’s teacher if you would like to review your child’s individual results in greater detail.
Our goal is to make student data understandable and useful for our families so that we can work together to support each Mustang’s continued growth and success.
Thank you for your continued partnership!
Chaffee Trail Elementary
We want to make sure you know how and when to access your child’s Florida State Assessment results throughout the school year.
Students participate in the state assessment three times each year:
PM1 – Beginning of the Year(approx ~ August Sept)
PM2 – Middle of the Year (approx~ Dec/Jan)
PM3 – End of the Year (approx ~ April/May)
Assessment results are typically available in the Parent Portal within 24 hours after your child completes the assessment and results are posted. Attached, you will find step-by-step directions for accessing your child’s results.
We hope providing this information now gives you an opportunity to locate, review, and become familiar with your child’s assessment results.
Once all students have completed PM1, we will also send home a schoolwide data folder for families to keep and use throughout the year. This folder will provide a place to retain PM1, PM2, PM3, and other important academic data so you can monitor your child’s progress over time.
Need Help Understanding the Results?
We know that locating the report is only the first step—understanding what the scores mean is just as important. To support our families, we will:
1. Create a short video tutorial explaining the different components of the state assessment report and what the scores mean.
2. Host a Facebook Live session for each grade level, where parents can join us to learn more about the assessment, score composition, and how to interpret the information.
3. Provide an opportunity for you to request a conference with your child’s teacher if you would like to review your child’s individual results in greater detail.
Our goal is to make student data understandable and useful for our families so that we can work together to support each Mustang’s continued growth and success.
Thank you for your continued partnership!
Chaffee Trail Elementary
Bus 335 students have loaded bus 110 and have left campus.
Bus 335 Parents,
Students are still on campus. Bus 110 will be coming back for these students. We will update when students have left campus.
Students are still on campus. Bus 110 will be coming back for these students. We will update when students have left campus.
Parents,
Bus 335 is experiencing major delays. Students are expected to be picked up from the school around 4PM. Please bring a valid ID if you are picking students up in the car rider line.
We will send an alert when the bus arrives.
Thanks
Bus 335 is experiencing major delays. Students are expected to be picked up from the school around 4PM. Please bring a valid ID if you are picking students up in the car rider line.
We will send an alert when the bus arrives.
Thanks
Bus 335 parents,
Students are currently boarding bus 110 and should be arriving at their stops shortly. Please use the Edulog app to track their precise location.
Thanks
Students are currently boarding bus 110 and should be arriving at their stops shortly. Please use the Edulog app to track their precise location.
Thanks
Bus 335 parents,
Students are still on campus awaiting a backup bus. We will notify you when the bus arrives. Please bring a valid ID if picking up students in the front office.
Bus 335 parents,
Students are currently boarding bus 110 and should be arriving at their stops shortly. Please use the Edulog app to track their precise location.
Thanks
Students are currently boarding bus 110 and should be arriving at their stops shortly. Please use the Edulog app to track their precise location.
Thanks
Bus 335 parents,
Students are still on campus awaiting a backup bus. We will notify you when the bus arrives. Please bring a valid ID if picking up students in the front office.
Students are still on campus awaiting a backup bus. We will notify you when the bus arrives. Please bring a valid ID if picking up students in the front office.
Parents,
Bus 335 students are currently loading bus 110. Please expect them at their stops soon.
Thanks
Bus 335 students are currently loading bus 110. Please expect them at their stops soon.
Thanks
Parents,
Bus 335 is still on campus and will be departing shortly on bus 110.
Bus 335 is still on campus and will be departing shortly on bus 110.
Good evening, Mustang Families!
We hope you have had a wonderful weekend! We are incredibly proud of how well our students are learning and following the rituals, routines, and expectations of our school. Now, we are asking our Mustang adults to help us model those same expectations.
As we begin another week, please help us keep arrival and dismissal safe, respectful, and efficient for everyone:
Arrive on time and be patient and considerate of your fellow Mustang families.
Take turns and allow cars to merge when needed. A little kindness goes a long way!
Please never block the crosswalks. We have students and families crossing from Liberty Square, and they need a clear and safe path at all times.
Drive slowly and cautiously while on school property. Students may be walking or riding bikes throughout our campus.
Put cell phones down while driving on campus. Everyone’s full attention is needed to keep our students safe.
We also ask families to remember that our school campus is a professional environment. Just as we ask our students to follow a dress code, we ask adults visiting campus to dress appropriately for school business. Shirts and shoes are required, and robes, pj's or swimwear are not appropriate attire for entering the school.
Finally, our campus is tobacco- and vape-free. Please do not smoke or vape on school property. Even when used before entering the building, the odor can linger on clothing and impact others inside our school.
Our students are always watching and learning from the adults around them. Let’s show them what it means to be patient, respectful, responsible, and proud to be a Mustang.
ALL means ALL—and Mustang Pride starts with each of us!
Thank you for helping us keep Chaffee Trail safe, welcoming, and respectful for everyone!
We hope you have had a wonderful weekend! We are incredibly proud of how well our students are learning and following the rituals, routines, and expectations of our school. Now, we are asking our Mustang adults to help us model those same expectations.
As we begin another week, please help us keep arrival and dismissal safe, respectful, and efficient for everyone:
Arrive on time and be patient and considerate of your fellow Mustang families.
Take turns and allow cars to merge when needed. A little kindness goes a long way!
Please never block the crosswalks. We have students and families crossing from Liberty Square, and they need a clear and safe path at all times.
Drive slowly and cautiously while on school property. Students may be walking or riding bikes throughout our campus.
Put cell phones down while driving on campus. Everyone’s full attention is needed to keep our students safe.
We also ask families to remember that our school campus is a professional environment. Just as we ask our students to follow a dress code, we ask adults visiting campus to dress appropriately for school business. Shirts and shoes are required, and robes, pj's or swimwear are not appropriate attire for entering the school.
Finally, our campus is tobacco- and vape-free. Please do not smoke or vape on school property. Even when used before entering the building, the odor can linger on clothing and impact others inside our school.
Our students are always watching and learning from the adults around them. Let’s show them what it means to be patient, respectful, responsible, and proud to be a Mustang.
ALL means ALL—and Mustang Pride starts with each of us!
Thank you for helping us keep Chaffee Trail safe, welcoming, and respectful for everyone!
Bus 8 has now left on 110 and it on it's way home.
Bus 8 is running Late.... Bus 110 will circle back to pick them up for home. We will post when they(bus8) are on their way. Bus 672 has not arrived at CTE as of yet.
The Zoo has a fun event coming up we wanted to share it with our families.
