Good evening families,
This is a reminder that tomorrow is our Virtual Grade Level Student Data Meeting.
During the meeting, you will learn more about where your child is in their learning progression for the school year by reviewing their state assessment mid-year data, including a comparison from Fall to Winter. We will explain what the data means, where your child currently is, and the expectations for continued growth.
We will also answer questions and share ways you can support your child’s learning to help ensure they make the progress needed for success and promotion to the next grade level.
We look forward to partnering with you and celebrating your child’s growth!
Topic: 2nd and 3rd grade Data Chats
Join Zoom Meeting
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Meeting ID: 761 1555 0729
Passcode: amkL4g
This is a reminder that tomorrow is our Virtual Grade Level Student Data Meeting.
During the meeting, you will learn more about where your child is in their learning progression for the school year by reviewing their state assessment mid-year data, including a comparison from Fall to Winter. We will explain what the data means, where your child currently is, and the expectations for continued growth.
We will also answer questions and share ways you can support your child’s learning to help ensure they make the progress needed for success and promotion to the next grade level.
We look forward to partnering with you and celebrating your child’s growth!
Topic: 2nd and 3rd grade Data Chats
Join Zoom Meeting
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Meeting ID: 761 1555 0729
Passcode: amkL4g
Good evening families,
This is a reminder that tomorrow is our Virtual Grade Level Student Data Meeting.
During the meeting, you will learn more about where your child is in their learning progression for the school year by reviewing their state assessment mid-year data, including a comparison from Fall to Winter. We will explain what the data means, where your child currently is, and the expectations for continued growth.
We will also answer questions and share ways you can support your child’s learning to help ensure they make the progress needed for success and promotion to the next grade level.
We look forward to partnering with you and celebrating your child’s growth!
Topic: 4th & 5th grade Data Chat
Join Zoom Meeting
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Meeting ID: 790 7841 3782
Passcode: Hj9KuH
This is a reminder that tomorrow is our Virtual Grade Level Student Data Meeting.
During the meeting, you will learn more about where your child is in their learning progression for the school year by reviewing their state assessment mid-year data, including a comparison from Fall to Winter. We will explain what the data means, where your child currently is, and the expectations for continued growth.
We will also answer questions and share ways you can support your child’s learning to help ensure they make the progress needed for success and promotion to the next grade level.
We look forward to partnering with you and celebrating your child’s growth!
Topic: 4th & 5th grade Data Chat
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us04web.zoom.us/j/79078413782?pwd=r4E1xf3G8cJZiabMAF7W5e6j56l10X.1
Meeting ID: 790 7841 3782
Passcode: Hj9KuH
Good evening families,
This is a reminder that tomorrow is our Virtual Grade Level Student Data Meeting.
During the meeting, you will learn more about where your child is in their learning progression for the school year by reviewing their state assessment mid-year data, including a comparison from Fall to Winter. We will explain what the data means, where your child currently is, and the expectations for continued growth.
We will also answer questions and share ways you can support your child’s learning to help ensure they make the progress needed for success and promotion to the next grade level.
We look forward to partnering with you and celebrating your child’s growth!
Topic: K and 1st grade Data Chats
Join Zoom Meeting
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Meeting ID: 712 6394 4667
Passcode: v31yL3
Dear Families,
Today, your child’s mid-year data report was sent home in their homework folder. We encourage you to take a few moments to review the information included.
Please be sure to RSVP for our virtual learning session on Friday the 15th, where we will walk families through the report, explain what the data means, and share how you can support your child moving forward.
This is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate your child’s growth and partner together to set meaningful goals for continued success. Your involvement makes a powerful difference, and we hope you will take advantage of this time to learn more and ask questions.
We look forward to connecting with you and working together to help every student reach their grade-level goals.
Thank you for your continued partnership and support.
Today, your child’s mid-year data report was sent home in their homework folder. We encourage you to take a few moments to review the information included.
Please be sure to RSVP for our virtual learning session on Friday the 15th, where we will walk families through the report, explain what the data means, and share how you can support your child moving forward.
This is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate your child’s growth and partner together to set meaningful goals for continued success. Your involvement makes a powerful difference, and we hope you will take advantage of this time to learn more and ask questions.
We look forward to connecting with you and working together to help every student reach their grade-level goals.
Thank you for your continued partnership and support.
SSYRA Book Challenge: Always Clementine
👀 Look what showed up on Mrs. Doyle’s nightly reading list!
This book has officially landed on my nightstand, and I’ll be reading it a little bit each night before bed.
📖 Mustang Challenge:
If you catch Mrs. Doyle reading this book on campus and you can share one detail from the story, Mrs. Doyle just might have a special treat waiting for you!
Happy reading, Mustangs—let’s see who’s been paying attention! 🐝💙
👀 Look what showed up on Mrs. Doyle’s nightly reading list!
This book has officially landed on my nightstand, and I’ll be reading it a little bit each night before bed.
📖 Mustang Challenge:
If you catch Mrs. Doyle reading this book on campus and you can share one detail from the story, Mrs. Doyle just might have a special treat waiting for you!
Happy reading, Mustangs—let’s see who’s been paying attention! 🐝💙
Reminder:
Your child’s Mid-Year Data Report will be sent home tomorrow.
You will also receive an invitation to a grade-level virtual Zoom meeting, where we will review how to read and understand the data report sent home. During this meeting, we will explain:
Where your child is currently performing
What the end-of-year expectations are
Ways you can support your child’s continued growth and success
We will also take time to answer any questions you may have.
📌 Report cards will be posted later this week.
Thank you for your continued partnership in supporting your child’s learning!
Chaffee Trail Elementary School families,
I am excited to help create a community of lifesavers and am asking you to join me. Sign up under our school today. Check this off your list today and receive a wristband just for joining the team.
This year, we have an important goal: 100% of our families learning the lifesaving skill of Hands-Only CPR! It only takes a few minutes to learn, and it can make all the difference in an emergency.
Sign up here or download the free “AHA Schools” app for iPhone or Android.
Raise funds to help kids with special hearts. (by simply entering email addresses of friends and family and the app does all the work for you)
Complete Finn’s Mission: Complete all 7 steps, learn Hands-Only CPR, and be entered to win two Super Bowl tickets!
Attention! All students who sign up before 1/22 will be highlighted at our school assembly!
Complete Finn's Mission BEFORE 1/22 and earn your very own Finn's Mission Lifesaver Yard sign!
When students reach $50 in lifesaving donations, they will get to have a Sno Cone! When students reach $100 in Lifesaving Donations, they will get to squirt coach in the face with water! When students reach $200 in lifesaving donations, they will get to throw water balloons at coach! When students reach $400 in lifesaving donations, they will get to turn coach into a HUMAN SUNDAE! When students reach $500 in lifesaving donations, coach will CAMP on the ROOF! TOP boy and Girl fundraiser will get to be COACH FOR THE DAY!
If 50% of our families sign up, our school will earn a $500 gift certificate for physical activity and recess equipment to support the health of our school community.
Let’s work together to create a community of lifesavers. Thank you for your support in helping us achieve this incredible goal!
Sincerely,
Mrs. Doyle
Principal
I am excited to help create a community of lifesavers and am asking you to join me. Sign up under our school today. Check this off your list today and receive a wristband just for joining the team.
This year, we have an important goal: 100% of our families learning the lifesaving skill of Hands-Only CPR! It only takes a few minutes to learn, and it can make all the difference in an emergency.
Sign up here or download the free “AHA Schools” app for iPhone or Android.
Raise funds to help kids with special hearts. (by simply entering email addresses of friends and family and the app does all the work for you)
Complete Finn’s Mission: Complete all 7 steps, learn Hands-Only CPR, and be entered to win two Super Bowl tickets!
Attention! All students who sign up before 1/22 will be highlighted at our school assembly!
Complete Finn's Mission BEFORE 1/22 and earn your very own Finn's Mission Lifesaver Yard sign!
When students reach $50 in lifesaving donations, they will get to have a Sno Cone! When students reach $100 in Lifesaving Donations, they will get to squirt coach in the face with water! When students reach $200 in lifesaving donations, they will get to throw water balloons at coach! When students reach $400 in lifesaving donations, they will get to turn coach into a HUMAN SUNDAE! When students reach $500 in lifesaving donations, coach will CAMP on the ROOF! TOP boy and Girl fundraiser will get to be COACH FOR THE DAY!
If 50% of our families sign up, our school will earn a $500 gift certificate for physical activity and recess equipment to support the health of our school community.
Let’s work together to create a community of lifesavers. Thank you for your support in helping us achieve this incredible goal!
Sincerely,
Mrs. Doyle
Principal
BUSY WEEK AHEAD! Please take a moment to review a few important reminders for the week:
❤️ Healthy Hearts & Finn’s Challenge
Tomorrow, you will receive information on how to sign your student up to learn more about Healthy Hearts and Finn’s Challenge. Through this program, students can learn how to save a life using hands-only CPR as well as how to keep their heart healthy.
Our goal is 100% participation by logging in. It takes less than five minutes. This is a wonderful opportunity to teach our students the importance of service and helping others.
📊 Tuesday: Mid-Year Data Reports
Tuesday is an important day! Please be sure to check your child’s folder for:
Their mid-year data report, and
An invitation to our virtual, grade-level data review
It is important that every family understands where their child is in their learning journey and how they are progressing toward end-of-year goals. We encourage you to tune in and learn how you can partner with us to support your child’s success.
⏰ Attendance Matters
Full-day attendance is vital to student success. Please make every effort to arrive on time and pick up on time each day. Showing up consistently and punctually helps students maximize learning opportunities and builds lifelong habits for success.
Thank you for your continued partnership and support as we work together to help every student thrive.
❤️ Healthy Hearts & Finn’s Challenge
Tomorrow, you will receive information on how to sign your student up to learn more about Healthy Hearts and Finn’s Challenge. Through this program, students can learn how to save a life using hands-only CPR as well as how to keep their heart healthy.
Our goal is 100% participation by logging in. It takes less than five minutes. This is a wonderful opportunity to teach our students the importance of service and helping others.
📊 Tuesday: Mid-Year Data Reports
Tuesday is an important day! Please be sure to check your child’s folder for:
Their mid-year data report, and
An invitation to our virtual, grade-level data review
It is important that every family understands where their child is in their learning journey and how they are progressing toward end-of-year goals. We encourage you to tune in and learn how you can partner with us to support your child’s success.
⏰ Attendance Matters
Full-day attendance is vital to student success. Please make every effort to arrive on time and pick up on time each day. Showing up consistently and punctually helps students maximize learning opportunities and builds lifelong habits for success.
Thank you for your continued partnership and support as we work together to help every student thrive.
Grades 3–5 Sunshine Readers
Family Book Club with Mrs. Doyle and Friends!
We are excited to invite our Grades 3–5 students and families to participate in our Sunshine Readers Family Book Club!
📖 January Book Selection: Always Clementine
Throughout January, February, and March, we will read three selected books together as a group. Students are also welcome and encouraged to read additional books independently, which they will have the opportunity to share at our final Book Club event in March.
Families are encouraged to read together at home—taking turns reading aloud and listening—to support comprehension, discussion, and a shared love of reading.
📅 Meeting Schedule:
We will meet twice a month to discuss our reading, share ideas, and build a community of readers.
January 23
February 6
(Additional meeting dates will be shared soon.)
📚 Reading Expectations:
To support meaningful discussion at our first meeting, students should have read Chapters 1–11 of Always Clementine before our January 23 meeting. We will use this time to talk about the story, characters, and key ideas together.
This book club is designed to encourage thoughtful reading, meaningful conversations, and joyful reading experiences—both as a group and as a family. We hope you will join us!
Warmly,
Mrs. Doyle and Friends
Sunshine Readers
Family Book Club with Mrs. Doyle and Friends!
We are excited to invite our Grades 3–5 students and families to participate in our Sunshine Readers Family Book Club!
📖 January Book Selection: Always Clementine
Throughout January, February, and March, we will read three selected books together as a group. Students are also welcome and encouraged to read additional books independently, which they will have the opportunity to share at our final Book Club event in March.
Families are encouraged to read together at home—taking turns reading aloud and listening—to support comprehension, discussion, and a shared love of reading.
📅 Meeting Schedule:
We will meet twice a month to discuss our reading, share ideas, and build a community of readers.
January 23
February 6
(Additional meeting dates will be shared soon.)
📚 Reading Expectations:
To support meaningful discussion at our first meeting, students should have read Chapters 1–11 of Always Clementine before our January 23 meeting. We will use this time to talk about the story, characters, and key ideas together.
This book club is designed to encourage thoughtful reading, meaningful conversations, and joyful reading experiences—both as a group and as a family. We hope you will join us!
Warmly,
Mrs. Doyle and Friends
Sunshine Readers
K–2 Sunshine Young Readers
Family Read-Along with Mrs. Doyle and Friends!
We are excited to invite our K–2 families to participate in Sunshine Young Readers, a special family read-along book club!
📖 January’s Book: Mavis the Bravest
📅 Family Book Club Meeting: January 30
We hope you will join us for this family reading experience! Each month—January, February, and March—we will read one book together as a community.
📚 February and March book selections will be announced soon.
🍨 Special Celebration:
Families who participate in all three book readings will be invited to an Ice Cream Sundae Party in April!
We look forward to reading, learning, and celebrating together!
Warmly,
Mrs. Doyle and Friends
Sunshine Young Readers
Family Read-Along with Mrs. Doyle and Friends!
We are excited to invite our K–2 families to participate in Sunshine Young Readers, a special family read-along book club!
📖 January’s Book: Mavis the Bravest
📅 Family Book Club Meeting: January 30
We hope you will join us for this family reading experience! Each month—January, February, and March—we will read one book together as a community.
📚 February and March book selections will be announced soon.
🍨 Special Celebration:
Families who participate in all three book readings will be invited to an Ice Cream Sundae Party in April!
We look forward to reading, learning, and celebrating together!
Warmly,
Mrs. Doyle and Friends
Sunshine Young Readers
Reminder dismissal starts at 2:45. Please have your car rider tag visible. Car rider ends at 3:10. Please bring id for late pick up. Thank you!
Welcome Back, Mustang Families!
We are excited to welcome our students back to campus tomorrow! Our doors will open at 7:50 a.m. for arrival. Please review the important reminders below as we begin a new semester of learning on the Trail.
Tomorrow marks the start of the 3rd nine weeks. Second nine weeks report cards will be published next Wednesday.
Timely arrival and departure are essential to student success. When students arrive late or are checked out early, they miss valuable intervention time and instructional supports that occur throughout the day. We appreciate your partnership in ensuring your child is present for the full instructional day
As a reminder, all students who are not enrolled in Extended Day must be picked up on time, no later than 3:15 p.m. After 3:10 p.m., families will need to park and come to the front desk with a valid ID to sign out their student. We understand that some families have multiple students to pick up; however, this does not exempt students from on-time pickup expectations.
Our Lost and Found fills up quickly during the winter months. Please take a moment to label your child’s belongings with their first and last name so items can be easily identified and returned.
Finally, please be sure to have your car tags ready for dismissal beginning at 2:45 p.m.
Have a wonderful evening, and we look forward to seeing our Mustangs back bright and early tomorrow as we kick off the second semester of learning on the Trail!
💙🐝 Buzzing with Purpose, Blooming with Pride 🐝💙
We are excited to welcome our students back to campus tomorrow! Our doors will open at 7:50 a.m. for arrival. Please review the important reminders below as we begin a new semester of learning on the Trail.
Tomorrow marks the start of the 3rd nine weeks. Second nine weeks report cards will be published next Wednesday.
Timely arrival and departure are essential to student success. When students arrive late or are checked out early, they miss valuable intervention time and instructional supports that occur throughout the day. We appreciate your partnership in ensuring your child is present for the full instructional day
As a reminder, all students who are not enrolled in Extended Day must be picked up on time, no later than 3:15 p.m. After 3:10 p.m., families will need to park and come to the front desk with a valid ID to sign out their student. We understand that some families have multiple students to pick up; however, this does not exempt students from on-time pickup expectations.
Our Lost and Found fills up quickly during the winter months. Please take a moment to label your child’s belongings with their first and last name so items can be easily identified and returned.
Finally, please be sure to have your car tags ready for dismissal beginning at 2:45 p.m.
Have a wonderful evening, and we look forward to seeing our Mustangs back bright and early tomorrow as we kick off the second semester of learning on the Trail!
💙🐝 Buzzing with Purpose, Blooming with Pride 🐝💙
Dear Mustang Families,
We are excited to welcome all of our Mustangs back to school on Wednesday, January 7th!
Please note the following dates:
Monday, January 5th – End of 2nd Nine Weeks Planning Day (no school for students)
Tuesday, January 6th – Employee Inservice Day (no school for students)
We are also excited to celebrate our students’ mid-year growth, as measured by the December FAST assessments. More information will be sent home later this week regarding data discussions and student goal setting.
In the meantime, please remind your students that if they are feeling bored over the break, they can always log in to their blended learning platforms to work toward their weekly goals.
As a reminder, we have cleaned out the Lost and Found. Moving forward, please be sure that any item your student brings to school is clearly labeled with their first and last name. This helps us quickly return items to the correct student.
We hope you have had a wonderful winter break. Enjoy the remainder of your time together, and we look forward to seeing all students back on Wednesday, January 7th.
We are excited to welcome all of our Mustangs back to school on Wednesday, January 7th!
Please note the following dates:
Monday, January 5th – End of 2nd Nine Weeks Planning Day (no school for students)
Tuesday, January 6th – Employee Inservice Day (no school for students)
We are also excited to celebrate our students’ mid-year growth, as measured by the December FAST assessments. More information will be sent home later this week regarding data discussions and student goal setting.
In the meantime, please remind your students that if they are feeling bored over the break, they can always log in to their blended learning platforms to work toward their weekly goals.
As a reminder, we have cleaned out the Lost and Found. Moving forward, please be sure that any item your student brings to school is clearly labeled with their first and last name. This helps us quickly return items to the correct student.
We hope you have had a wonderful winter break. Enjoy the remainder of your time together, and we look forward to seeing all students back on Wednesday, January 7th.
Dear Parents/Guardian,
As we approach the holiday season, I want to take a moment to share an important concern we’ve observed among some of our students. Recently, we have seen an increase in students engaging in inappropriate conversations through group text chats and sharing videos containing adult content. In addition, several parents have contacted us after monitoring their children’s devices and discovering conversations involving explicit language, discussions around mature content, and even references to self-harm.
These topics are not age‑appropriate and can have a harmful impact on students’ emotional and social well‑being. With the upcoming break, students will have more unstructured time, which often leads to increased screen time, gaming, and social media use. While technology can be a wonderful tool for learning and connection, it also presents risks when it is not closely monitored.
We encourage you to take time over the break to:
Review the apps installed on your child’s device and understand their purpose. Some apps appear harmless at first glance but function very differently once opened.
Be aware of how certain apps and games may expose your child’s information or interactions to the wider internet.
Monitor text conversations, group chats, and social media activity to ensure they remain appropriate and safe.
Talk with your child about online safety, responsible communication, and what to do if they encounter something concerning.
Please also be aware that even tools designed to be helpful—such as AI chat features or interactive gaming platforms—can be misused by others in harmful ways. Recently, news reports highlighted an attempted kidnapping in Nassau County connected to an encounter on Roblox. Staying informed and engaged is one of the most effective ways to protect your child.
In January, we will host a Parent Night focused on online safety, monitoring strategies, and ways to support healthy digital habits. We hope this session will provide practical tools and guidance as we work together to keep our students safe.
Thank you for partnering with us to support the well‑being of our students. If you have any questions or need additional resources, please do not hesitate to reach out.
Mrs. Doyle
As we approach the holiday season, I want to take a moment to share an important concern we’ve observed among some of our students. Recently, we have seen an increase in students engaging in inappropriate conversations through group text chats and sharing videos containing adult content. In addition, several parents have contacted us after monitoring their children’s devices and discovering conversations involving explicit language, discussions around mature content, and even references to self-harm.
These topics are not age‑appropriate and can have a harmful impact on students’ emotional and social well‑being. With the upcoming break, students will have more unstructured time, which often leads to increased screen time, gaming, and social media use. While technology can be a wonderful tool for learning and connection, it also presents risks when it is not closely monitored.
We encourage you to take time over the break to:
Review the apps installed on your child’s device and understand their purpose. Some apps appear harmless at first glance but function very differently once opened.
Be aware of how certain apps and games may expose your child’s information or interactions to the wider internet.
Monitor text conversations, group chats, and social media activity to ensure they remain appropriate and safe.
Talk with your child about online safety, responsible communication, and what to do if they encounter something concerning.
Please also be aware that even tools designed to be helpful—such as AI chat features or interactive gaming platforms—can be misused by others in harmful ways. Recently, news reports highlighted an attempted kidnapping in Nassau County connected to an encounter on Roblox. Staying informed and engaged is one of the most effective ways to protect your child.
In January, we will host a Parent Night focused on online safety, monitoring strategies, and ways to support healthy digital habits. We hope this session will provide practical tools and guidance as we work together to keep our students safe.
Thank you for partnering with us to support the well‑being of our students. If you have any questions or need additional resources, please do not hesitate to reach out.
Mrs. Doyle
Kona Ice Day this Thursday 12/18
Reminder:
Tomorrow, 12/17/25, we will have our faculty meeting after school. This means car line will end at 3:10 PM.
If you arrive after 3:10, please park and bring your car tag inside to pick up your child.
Thank you for your cooperation!
Tomorrow, 12/17/25, we will have our faculty meeting after school. This means car line will end at 3:10 PM.
If you arrive after 3:10, please park and bring your car tag inside to pick up your child.
Thank you for your cooperation!
Our Lost and Found is overflowing! Please remind your student to check for any missing items and claim them by Friday, December 19th. Unclaimed items will be cleared out over break.
Good evening, Chaffee Trail Mustang families— we’re excited to kick off our last week of learning before Winter Break!
✅ Spirit Week Begins Tomorrow!
Tomorrow starts our schoolwide Spirit Week. Please refer to the attached spirit calendar that was previously posted.
🧪 5th Grade Mid-Year Science State Assessment – Tomorrow
Tomorrow our 5th graders will take their Mid-Year Science State Assessment. Please help your child do their very best by:
Powering down electronics early
Getting a good night’s sleep
Sending them in with a little encouragement and a pep talk—when students know it matters to you, they try even harder!
📌 SAC Meeting – Thursday at 3:30 PM
Our School Advisory Council (SAC) meeting will be held this Thursday at 3:30 PM.
⏰ Arrive On Time
We can’t wait to see everyone tomorrow morning! As a reminder, school begins at 8:30 AM. Students arriving after 8:30 are tardy.
We want to send a huge thank you out to our PTA for hosting our Whoville, all those employees who helped prepare and assist with activities at the event, and Mr. Carter for the amazing student holiday performance.
Have a great evening, and we’ll see our Mustangs bright and early tomorrow! 💙💛
✅ Spirit Week Begins Tomorrow!
Tomorrow starts our schoolwide Spirit Week. Please refer to the attached spirit calendar that was previously posted.
🧪 5th Grade Mid-Year Science State Assessment – Tomorrow
Tomorrow our 5th graders will take their Mid-Year Science State Assessment. Please help your child do their very best by:
Powering down electronics early
Getting a good night’s sleep
Sending them in with a little encouragement and a pep talk—when students know it matters to you, they try even harder!
📌 SAC Meeting – Thursday at 3:30 PM
Our School Advisory Council (SAC) meeting will be held this Thursday at 3:30 PM.
⏰ Arrive On Time
We can’t wait to see everyone tomorrow morning! As a reminder, school begins at 8:30 AM. Students arriving after 8:30 are tardy.
We want to send a huge thank you out to our PTA for hosting our Whoville, all those employees who helped prepare and assist with activities at the event, and Mr. Carter for the amazing student holiday performance.
Have a great evening, and we’ll see our Mustangs bright and early tomorrow! 💙💛
Dear Chaffee Trail Elementary Families,
I want to let you know about a medical situation that occurred today involving one of our students during last lunch. The student received immediate care and was transported for further evaluation. They were alert and responsive before leaving school.
We understand that events like this can be unsettling. Our counselors are available to support any student who may feel anxious or would like to talk.
Thank you for your continued support as we prioritize the health and well-being of all our students.
Sincerely,
Principal Doyle
I want to let you know about a medical situation that occurred today involving one of our students during last lunch. The student received immediate care and was transported for further evaluation. They were alert and responsive before leaving school.
We understand that events like this can be unsettling. Our counselors are available to support any student who may feel anxious or would like to talk.
Thank you for your continued support as we prioritize the health and well-being of all our students.
Sincerely,
Principal Doyle
Thank you, Mr. Nelson, and our neighboring school counselors for hosting our community Middle School Transition Night! We appreciate the time and care you put into supporting our students as they begin planning for this exciting next chapter. It was huge success.
A big thank you to all who attended to represent their schools and DCPS, as well as to the parents who came ready with thoughtful questions—from the application process, to lottery timelines, to transportation options. Your engagement and curiosity show just how committed you are to helping your students find the best possible fit.
You don’t have to look far to see that DCPS truly offers every pathway you can imagine when preparing for your child’s future.
The School Choice application window is still open, and we are here to help! If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to call the school—we’re happy to support you through the process.
A big thank you to all who attended to represent their schools and DCPS, as well as to the parents who came ready with thoughtful questions—from the application process, to lottery timelines, to transportation options. Your engagement and curiosity show just how committed you are to helping your students find the best possible fit.
You don’t have to look far to see that DCPS truly offers every pathway you can imagine when preparing for your child’s future.
The School Choice application window is still open, and we are here to help! If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to call the school—we’re happy to support you through the process.
