Frequently Asked Questions

Yes you can. You need to check in at the office first, younger siblings can come along as well, they just can not play on the playground. Don’t forget to check out at the front office before you leave.

We have a small space for them to play in, 5 kindergarten classrooms (about 25 kids per class). We also have playground equipment, swings, and a turf area with a tunnel for them to play on. We want to minimize the chances of them getting injured by running into each other or playground equipment.

We have a lost and found area next to the nurse’s office. There are also some items left on the playground each day. You can always place your child’s name on their items and it is easier to return items to the students.

We have early out every Wednesday at 12:45 pm. End of the grading periods are early out at 12:45 pm: 2024/2025 dates; September 13th, November 1st, December 19th, February 14th, April 4th, and May 16th. Parent Teacher conference weeks are early out at 12:45 pm: 2024/2025 dates; September 23rd-27th, February 24th-28th

Bring a doctor’s note to the health office.🙂

Parents may play with their students, but not other students on the playground. Most just watch their students play or throw a ball with them. Just check in at the office first, no younger siblings on the playground are allowed. Also, don’t forget to check out at the office before you leave.

Younger siblings cannot come to class parties. Younger siblings can join you for assemblies.

Only a parent/guardian can volunteer in classrooms and for field trips. For class parties, family members are considered a visitor and not a volunteer. If a family member is on the approved list, they can attend the parties, otherwise, we need to verify with parent/guardian. Click the link below to see the Mesa Public Schools Policy on Visitors & Volunteers

Only a Parent or legal Guardian can check them out early. If you want or need anyone else to check your child out, you need to notify the office (not the teacher). If your child gets sick and the nurse contacts someone on the approved list, they are allowed to check out your child without you needing to contact us.

The Battle of the Books is an annual competition in which teams of students compete against each other by answering questions about 12 different books. Our 5th and 6th grade students can participate.

6th grade completes in the school Spelling Bee with the winner moving on to the district competition. Classrooms may do their own thing towards the end of the school year. This year our school winner also won the district Spelling Bee and will compete in a regional competition.

Click the link below for our full Dress Code Policy.