This week, our 5th grade students are embarking on an exciting four-day adventure at the Pali Institute in the beautiful San Bernardino Mountains! Science Camp is a unique opportunity for students to experience hands-on learning in nature, exploring topics through interactive activities and outdoor education. In addition to science lessons, students will challenge themselves on ropes courses and try their hand at archery.

 

While a few may feel homesick during this overnight trip, by Friday it’s usually hard to convince anyone to come home—they’re having that much fun! Ms. Powell and Mr. Snodgrass will be our dedicated adult representatives, ensuring students are safe and supported throughout the week. I’ll be visiting on Wednesday and am looking forward to seeing all the learning and laughter in action.

 

We can’t wait to hear all about their adventures when they return!

 

 

As we approach Memorial Day, we take time to honor and remember the brave men and women who have sacrificed their lives in service to our country. Their courage and dedication have helped preserve the freedoms we enjoy each day.

 

As a school community, we can show our appreciation in meaningful ways—by participating in local Memorial Day events, writing thank-you notes to veterans, or observing a moment of silence on Monday. Students can also learn about the significance of the holiday through classroom discussions and activities that promote reflection and gratitude.

 

Let’s come together to teach our children the importance of service and remembrance. May we all take a moment this weekend to reflect on the true meaning of Memorial Day and to honor those who gave everything for our freedom.

 

– Anonymous

 

See you on Tuesday have a great 3-day break 

 

We’d like to remind you that the school library is now officially closed for the school year. Please help us ensure all library materials are returned by having your student bring back any borrowed books.

 

Returning books on time helps us prepare for the next school year and ensures all students have access to our wonderful collection.

If you have a lost book, please contact the librarian,  Kristine Mussoline for the fine amount. 

 

 

Interactive menus with allergens, ingredients, and nutrition information can be found on our website capistrano.healtheliving.net

 

Saddleback College Community Education’s annual College For Kids program is back … and better than ever! Classes are available for kiddos ages 5-17 and include a variety of offerings such as sports, STEM, art, and more!

 

 

 

Check out our digital brochure below – all Class ID#s are clickable and will take you directly to our registration site.