Imai Gazette 11/01/23


Principal’s Message: 

 

Dear Imai Families,

 

Thank you for joining us in our Halloween parade yesterday. Our students had a great time getting to see each other’s costumes as they paraded around the parking lot. 

 

Friday is a minimum day as it’s the end of the trimester and teachers are going to be working on report cards. Report cards give you an insight into how your child is doing but also an opportunity for growth. Administration of i-ready is coming up as well so please make sure your child is working on meeting their annual growth by practicing daily doing the lessons in reading and math. 

 

Dropping in the Drop Off Zone

Parents please remember that the drop off zone is not a parking spot. You are not allowed to park your car and walk your child to class. The drop off zone is intended for your child to get off the car and for you to go on your way. If your child is not ready to be dropped off then please park in the neighborhood and walk to your child's class or line. Be considerate and remember to follow our rules. Thank you for your understanding!

 

Upcoming Events 

Imagineerz Lunch Club every Monday 12-12:45PM (need parent volunteers)

ELAC (English Language Learner Committee) 11/07 (Topic: Getting Ready for Parent/Teacher Conferences)

English (zoom) 5:30-6:30PM (register here)

Spanish (in-person MUR) 6:30-7:30 PM

 

Have a wonderful rest of the week. 

Arline Siam

Principal




Upcoming Events

 

November 

3- End of trimester (Minimum Day)

7- ELAC at 5:30pm

10- Veterans Day (No School)

13-17-5th grade Science Camp

16- SSC at 3:30pm 

17- Principal’s coffee at 8:30 am 

17- Report cards sent home

20-24- Thanksgiving recess (No School)

 

 

 

Reporting Absences

If you are reporting a student's absence, please email [email protected] or call the attendance line at (650)526-3490 ext 3080.

Reminder: Please include your student's name, your student's room or teacher, the reason for absence, the date of absence(s) and the relationship of the person leaving the message. Thank you from the office staff!


 

District News:

The Board of Trustees will meet on Thursday, Nov. 2 at 6:00 p.m.

Some of the topics include:

  • Resolution in support of United Against Hate Week 
  • Resolution in support of Native American Heritage Month
  • English Language Arts Curriculum Adoption Update
  • CAASPP Assessment Data Overview
  • Update: Transporting to Choice Programs

For meeting details and agenda, please click here: https://www.mvwsd.org/trustees.  

 

Superintendent's Community Check In on Friday, Nov. 3

Please join us for our Community Check-In with Dr. Ayindé Rudolph on Friday, Nov. 3 at 3:30 p.m. Bring your questions. Spanish interpretation will be provided. Click here to register: http://mvw.sd/CC1103.  Mark your calendars for all upcoming community check-ins! A list of dates and login information is here.

 

Minimum Day on Friday, November 3

Friday is the end of the trimester and a minimum day for students.

 

MVLA Parent Ed: This Is So Awkward - A Conversation About How Puberty Has Changed

Join MVLA Parent Ed on Tuesday, November 14 at 7pm (LAHS Eagle Theater) for Dr. Cara Natterson and Vanessa Kroll Bennet’s presentation of “This Is So Awkward - A Conversation About How Puberty Has Changed.” Learn about the modern realities of puberty you didn’t experience in your own youth but nonetheless need to understand, covering everything from body development to gender identities, from social media to easy-access pornography. Register for this free event here

 

Silicon Valley Reads: A Greener Tomorrow Starts Today

Silicon Valley Reads, a community engagement program that celebrates the power of books to bring people together, has announced the theme for 2024 will be, “A Greener Tomorrow Starts Today.” The program will focus on environmental sustainability, with a selection of books and events that explore the challenges and opportunities of creating a more sustainable future, not only in Santa Clara County but worldwide. Throughout February and March 2024, Silicon Valley Reads will offer a diverse range of free virtual and in-person public programs suitable for all ages. To view 2024’s featured books for adults and children, visit https://www.siliconvalleyreads.org/.



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