Cordelia Hills Elementary

After a warm week, Fall has definitely arrived at Cordelia Hills. Have a great week and thanks for allowing us the chance to spend so much time with your amazing children! Top Highlights • Trunk or Treat was a smashing success. Hundreds of children and community members made the trek thru the Spooky Route. A special thanks to Dina and Travis, the many staff members and parents, and to the PTA for your support of the event. I loved seeing the many costumes and smiles! • Fall Testing Wraps Up Fall District testing, including MAP and GATE testing has wrapped up. Our students put in a ton of work. MAP scores show our school to be ranked in the top echelon of K-5 schools in the District. I believe that every student can be successful and can meet growth expectations. Despite our scores, we still have students that need our support and attention if they are going to meet growth goals. We will share data with you at upcoming report card conferences.  • Coyote Color Run Cam

Good morning ! The sun is shining bright and the air is clear here at Cordelia Hills. It finally feels like we are returning to a normal routine after the hectic few days of fire related emergencies and closures. It is a busy week at Cordelia Hills with the week being topped off with our annual Trunk or Treat on Friday evening. Check out all the details below and as always, contact me anytime!! Halloween Related Activities : 1. Cordelia Hills Trunk or Treat: Friday, 10/27 from 6-8 p.m. Enter thru the bottom parking lot doors. If you are interested in helping out or want to contribute candy, check out this flyer here . 2. SASO Spooky Stampede: SASO Swimming is hosting a Spooky Stampede this Sunday, October 29th at Solano College. They have a mile run or a 5k. Check it out here !  3. Halloween Parade: Our annual Halloween Parade will take place on Tuesday, October 31st. The parade starts at 8:25. The students will do two do laps around the playground and thru the amphitheater.

Welcome back, Coyote Families! We are so excited and grateful that school is back in session. We know this was a traumatic week for many students, families, and staff members and we know that getting back into class will provide a much needed return to routine for everyone. I especially appreciate that many families that were able to contribute time, supplies, and money to the fire relief and fire fighting efforts. I know the greater Solano and Bay Area community appreciates it. Below is information regarding information and upcoming events over the next the few weeks. As always, contact me with any questions or needs. 1. Student Health and Fire Related FAQs:   We are monitoring air quality and will respond accordingly. It is currently rated as moderate and students are allowed to be outside for normal activities, barring any changes during school hours. We have mental health assistance on-site should any student need assistance in coping with fire related issues. Additionally, s

G ood evening families, Just a few reminders as we head into the weekend: 1. Monday, October 9th is a non-student day at Cordelia Hills and for all of Fairfield-Suisun Unified. School will resume Tuesday, October 10th.  2. The Coyote Color Fun Run is UNDERWAY. We kicked it off with an awesome Pep Rally today. The challenge to families tonight is to get onto FUNRUN.COM and to get registered.  The registration code for our school is 519-387 The class with the most registrations tonight will get to shave my head (I'm not sure why I agreed to that idea but yes, that is it). Remember, the Fun Run raises funds for S cience, T echnology, E ngineering, A rt, and M athematics education at Cordelia Hills. Funds directly benefit our students and classes.Thank you for your support! Volunteers can sign up at  http://www.signupgenius.com/go/30E094EABAE29A6F49-funrun1 3. Congrats to to the many families that walked (or biked) to school this last Wednesday and thank you to the ma

Welcome to another week at Cordelia Hills Elementary!  We hope your week rocks! TOP Highlights Test Scores Released : The State of California Department of Education released CAASPP Test Results this last week (Grades 3-5). The results for Cordelia Hills students were mailed home but you can find the school scores, broken down into subject area, subgroup, etc. here . As a school, our math scores increased, while our English-Language Arts scores declined slightly. If you have any questions about the scores, feel free to contact me or your child's teacher anytime.  Coyote Color Run is coming : Our top school event and fundraiser for the school year is coming up. The Coyote Color Run kickoff assembly is this Thursday, October 5th and our run is Wednesday, October 18th. This event promotes health, positive character, and the kids LOVE the event as a way to raise funds for STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) as we celebrate our school. Look for Boo