Is home ownership right for you? It may be easier than you think! Parents can find out at our informational Home Buyers Class on April 25. April is Financial Literacy Month, and we’ll have real estate experts share their knowledge and provide you with tools to determine if home ownership is right for your family. Classes are from 6-7 p.m., with a Q&A session from 7-7:30 p.m. Dinner and childcare will be provided.
The development of good reading skills in early childhood is the best predictor of future academic and financial success. The earlier kids learn to read, the better. The challenge is, not to teach kids to read, but to create an environment where kids will learn to love reading.
On April 4, students will have the opportunity to wear their finest spring outfits and have their Spring Portrait taken. Only those purchasing packets will be photographed and allowed to wear spring attire, so sign up today!
March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month. A lot has changed in the 30 years since Ronald Reagan proclaimed the first Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month in 1987. The main change has come in education which, until fairly recently, had no cohesive plan for teaching the developmentally disabled.
On Thursday, April 6, AIMS (Arizona Instrument to Measure Standards) science assessment testing will be conducted for grades 4 and 8, while students in other grades will have the opportunity to make up any standardized tests they have missed. Parents, please be certain your student is present and on time the day of the test.
Wednesday, March 29, will be our third and final Parent-Teacher Data Night of this school year. Parents of students in grades 3-8 will receive information on their children’s progress, District Formative Assessments, and Galileo Benchmarks. Incentives will be awarded to parents who attend this event. Please contact your child’s teacher for further information.
February is Black History Month, the evolution of which has an interesting history of its own, and dates back to the end of the Civil War.
Providing high-quality early childhood education is essential for a strong academic foundation, and begins with full-day kindergarten.
Keep your student from getting bored during the long summer break by enrolling them in La Paloma’s Summer Camp program. We’ll keep kids—and their brains—busy with daily activities like swimming, volleyball, bowling, enrichment classes, two weekly field trips, and more! La Paloma Summer Camp takes place Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m., May 30 to July 21. Enroll by May 12 or attend the early bird special enrollment event on April 22, at our South campus, for a discount.
Each year, we give and receive cards on Valentine’s Day, and see the heart-shaped boxes of candy in stores, but where did these traditions come from? Who was Saint Valentine and why do we devote a day to him?
This Valentine’s Day, AmazonSmile will donate 0.5% of your eligible purchases to Arizona Community Development Corporation, which helps to support La Paloma. Parents shopping for Valentine’s Day gifts can share the love with La Paloma by buying from AmazonSmile.
Getting a child involved in sports has positive physical, psychological, and social effects, although, not every kid is interested in playing sports for a variety of reasons. Some kids are shy, some lack self-esteem, some have physical obstacles to overcome, some may not be disciplined enough, some may be short on patience or perseverance. Those are all valid issues. There is, however, one thing that addresses them all: participation in sports.
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