Yearbooks MUST be preordered by April 19 using the link provided - there are not extras.

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Each week, students are asked a simple question.  "Which student in class made a positive difference in your week?"  They are able recognize the positive things people are doing in the classroom that make our classroom community more positive and encouraging place.

Congratulations to our students of the week as selected by their peers:

May 5 - Bella & Scarlett (tie)

April 28 - Olivia

April 21 - Jeffery & Brody

April 14 - Scarlett & Olivia (tie)

April 7 -

March 31 - Bella

March 10 - Honour

March 3 - Jeffery

Feb. 24 - Honour

Feb. 17 - Scarlett

Feb. 10 - Kaylee

Feb. 3 - Brody

Jan. 27 - Patience

Jan. 20 - Honour

Jan. 13 - Scarlett

Dec. 16 - Jeffery

Dec. 9 - Olivia

Dec. 2 - Kaylee

Nov. 17 - Livy

Nov. 10 - Honour

Nov. 4 - Patience

Oct. 28 - Livy

Oct. 21 - Jeffery

FALL BREAK

Sept. 30 - Remi

Sept. 23 - Honour

Sept. 23 - Remi

Sept. 16 - Brody

Sept. 9 - Gianna

Sept. 2 - "Juice"

Aug. 26 - Remi

Aug. 19 - Honour

Aug 12 - Scarlett

Aug 5 - Reese

The Arizona Educational Foundation (AEF) has identified and honored exemplary pre-kindergarten through 12th grade public schools in Arizona since 1983. The A+ School of Excellence® Award is the highest state-level recognition an Arizona public school may receive. This year Mesquite Elementary along with 20 other K-12 public schools across Arizona received this recognition.  This is a huge honor considering there are more than 5,000 public and private PK-12 schools in the state.

Breakfast and lunch are available for students each day.  Access the breakfast and lunch menu. 

This is a friendly reminder that fidgets are meant to be items to help students who need them focus.  However, sometimes they can become a distraction.  This distraction may not just impact the student who brought the item but may also impact those around him/her.  If you have a medical need to bring a fidget to the classroom, please let the teachers know and use the item appropriately so it is not a distraction to you or others.  Otherwise, we request these items be left at home to minimize distractions in the classroom.  Our academic day is already condensed and we need to use our time wisely.