We are definitely in the home stretch of the school year! It has been such an amazing year with so much to celebrate as we finish up the school year. Please mark your calendars for these important dates and events, listed below.
In order to help keep our community safe during these many end-of-year events, I want to share the most recent San Mateo County Office of Education Guidance: READ MORE
This week’s Principal’s Bulletin is dedicated to Mental Health Awareness Month. Please take some time to read this important information with a Q&A about children’s mental health with Ilana Yakubovich, director of Health and Wellness for the school district. READ MORE
On Wednesday, April 27th, Heather will be joining other SCSD campuses in selling sunflowers to support the children of Ukraine. The sunflower is the national flower of Ukraine and a symbol of peace. Read More
Teachers often report that their students are tired and sleepy in class, and struggle to stay attentive and focused. Studies have shown that kids who regularly get an adequate amount of sleep have improved attention, behavior, learning, memory, and overall mental and physical health. READ MORE
Although we still have two months of school left, and still lots to do and learn, our calendar is filling up with end-of-the-year activities and I want to invite you to get out your calendars and start saving some dates to look forward to. READ MORE
This year has been especially important for all of us to support our students in learning social-emotional skills. All of our students at Heather are learning how to make and keep friends through lessons in the classroom and out on the playyard. Read More
As we round the corner and head into the last couple of months of school, we want to emphasize the importance of nurturing the love of literacy both at school and at home. Whether you are reading aloud to your child or they are reading on their own, research shows that the more books a child reads, the stronger their brain development is. READ MORE
The mission of Ability Awareness week throughout the San Carlos School District is to promote understanding, acceptance, and appreciation of individual learning and ability differences through fun, experiential activities. READ MORE
March also marks the beginning of our assessment season. As we conclude the end of the 2nd trimester, teachers will be taking time during class to assess student progress in reading, writing, and math. READ MORE