Embedded Files
San Onofre School Parent Newsletter
San Onofre School Parent Newsletter
This newsletter is to inform you of upcoming events and important school information. Most of this information is also available on our school website: sos.fused.org
Weekly Events
Weekly Events
Habit of the Month:
Habit of the Month:
Sharpen the Saw
Sharpen the Saw
April 21 – April 25
April 21 – April 25
April is Month of the Military Child.
April is Month of the Military Child.
See below of this month's Spirit Days
See below of this month's Spirit Days
Monday
Monday
Crazy Hair Day
Tuesday
Tuesday
Grade Level Color Day
TK- Purple
K- Blue
1- Green
2- Yellow
3- Orange
4- Red
5- White
6-8- Black
School Bus Driver Appreciation Day - Thank you, Mr. Josh and Mrs. Rice!
Wednesday
Wednesday
Work Out Wear Day Day
Early release Day (every Wednesday)
Thursday
Thursday
Hat Day
6:00 - PTA General Meeting - Virtual Link
6:00 - FUESD Governing Board Meeting
Friday
Friday
Purple-Up Spirit Day
Month of the Military Child Spirit Days
Month of the Military Child Spirit Days
Upcoming Events
Upcoming Events
Other End of Year Events
Other End of Year Events
5/27 - 8th Grade trip to Knotts Berry Farm
5/27 - 8th Grade trip to Knotts Berry Farm
5/28 - 9:00 - 8th Grade Promotion
5/28 - 9:00 - 8th Grade Promotion
Order your San O Yearbook Today!
Order your San O Yearbook Today!
If you order before May 2 it will be guaranteed to arrive at school the week of May 16th.
If you order before May 2 it will be guaranteed to arrive at school the week of May 16th.
STATE TESTING aka CAASPP Test
STATE TESTING aka CAASPP Test
Dear San Onofre 3rd-8th Grade Families,
Dear San Onofre 3rd-8th Grade Families,
Starting May 5, 2025, our students will take the CAASPP(CA Assessment of Student Performance and Progress) which measures their skills in English Language Arts and Mathematics. The results provide valuable feedback to parents and teachers about student progress. We use this data to guide student placement, support, and instructional planning for the next school year. San Clemente High School also uses these scores to determine course placement for incoming students.
Starting May 5, 2025, our students will take the CAASPP(CA Assessment of Student Performance and Progress) which measures their skills in English Language Arts and Mathematics. The results provide valuable feedback to parents and teachers about student progress. We use this data to guide student placement, support, and instructional planning for the next school year. San Clemente High School also uses these scores to determine course placement for incoming students.
It’s important that each student takes the test and gives their best effort. While testing can be stressful for some, we provide support to help students succeed. Strong test-taking skills prepare all students for future opportunities, whether it’s college, getting a driver’s license, or applying for jobs that require assessments.
It’s important that each student takes the test and gives their best effort. While testing can be stressful for some, we provide support to help students succeed. Strong test-taking skills prepare all students for future opportunities, whether it’s college, getting a driver’s license, or applying for jobs that require assessments.
To prepare, students have completed challenging practice sessions throughout the year. These sessions are often more difficult than the actual test, so most students find the CAASPP easier in comparison. Your child is well-prepared and ready for success.
To prepare, students have completed challenging practice sessions throughout the year. These sessions are often more difficult than the actual test, so most students find the CAASPP easier in comparison. Your child is well-prepared and ready for success.
We strongly encourage all students to take the test. If more than 5% of students opt out, our school and district will be severely penalized. If you are considering opting your child out of testing, please schedule a meeting with Mrs. Newman and/or Mr. Kniseley to discuss your concerns.
We strongly encourage all students to take the test. If more than 5% of students opt out, our school and district will be severely penalized. If you are considering opting your child out of testing, please schedule a meeting with Mrs. Newman and/or Mr. Kniseley to discuss your concerns.
If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us or your child’s teacher.
If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us or your child’s teacher.
Sincerely,
Sincerely,
Mr. Kniseley and Mrs. Newman
Mr. Kniseley and Mrs. Newman
Page updated
Report abuse