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This little green certificate is given out when we see students exemplifying our character traits (We are Kind, We are Safe, We are Respectful, We are Responsible) during our afternoon lunch block.  

This positive behavior award came about because, after studying our previous years’ data collection on office discipline referrals, we learned that Thursday afternoon always had an uptick in behavior instances.  Knowing this, we decided to put the trend in reverse and purposely look for positive behavior!  During the lunch block, Mrs. Day, Mrs. Noriega and Mrs. Bell will roam around looking for positive behavior to shine the light on our amazing students!  Seeing us out there looking for positive behavior, in turn, has reduced the number of students coming into the office for discipline referral reasons.  Win-Win!  

Students who receive a “Wolfpack Shine Award” go to the office where they get to sign their name on our poster, receive a cheer from the office staff and a note home from admin letting you know how much we appreciate your amazing student.  

So, on Thursday afternoons be on the lookout for our Wolfpack Shine Awards! Shine On, Wolfpack!

What an incredible day of discovery! Our halls were buzzing with energy this week as CSI hosted our annual Innovation Showcase. From our youngest learners in TK to our leaders in 8th grade, every student had the opportunity to step into the spotlight and share the culmination of a year's worth of hard work, creativity, and curiosity with parents, staff, and peers. To make the experience even more interactive, we navigated the campus using a custom school map. Students and families traveled through different "towns"—each representing a unique grade level—to dive into new subjects and see the world through our students' eyes. Exploring the map gave students a chance to enter our exciting raffle, adding an extra layer of fun to the festivities. Great job, Wolfpack! You reminded us all that when curiosity meets hard work, the possibilities are endless. We are so proud of everything you’ve achieved this year!

Our youngest learners brought their recent classroom unit to life last week by opening the annual TK Grocery Store! From stocking "shelves" to managing the registers, students stepped into professional roles to show off everything they’ve learned about commerce and community. We loved seeing parents, staff, and students from other grades stop by to shop the aisles. It was a wonderful day of hands-on learning and neighborhood spirit!