Welcome to Stanton Elementary
Our mission at Stanton Elementary School is to encourage children to
learn and grow in a safe, nurturing environment that promotes
literacy, fosters self-esteem, and challenges students to succeed.
Kindergarten Registration is open to all new students
All enrollment forms and information is found at our website www.cv.k12.ca.us under the For Parents Tab
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News & Events
A Special Thank You To...
This month we honor many people who help make Stanton a special place for our students!
- Thank you to our office staff, Mrs. Duncan and Mrs. Fernsten who were recognized a couple of weeks ago on Administrative Professionals Day.
- This week is Teachers' Appreciation Week! Thank you to our wonderful teachers who put their heart and soul into education our Stanton Stars!
- Classified Appreciation week is next week…Thank you all, our special classified employees who make a difference everyday for our students, staff and families!
It takes a team…and that is definitely what we have at Stanton! Thank you to the families and staff members who participated in our Earth Day clean up at Stanton. Thank you for taking time out of your weekend to make our school a more beautiful, safe and welcoming environment. Thank you to Mrs. Emilie Nepveux and Mr. Mark Chang for their leadership.
Wise Choices
Our character trait for this month is Wise Choices. Her are a few ideas on how you can help teach your child how to make sound wise decisions and choices.
- 1. Let them make mistakes. Often it is our instinct to protect our children from potential situations. But you can carefully let your children learn from their own mistakes and then talk with them about it after and help give them insight.
- 2. Learn your child interests and get involved. Then provide your child with real life examples of others who are successful that share their same interest.
- 3. Talk to your child. Open communication is important. Build a trusting relationship with your child so that they can come to you when they have a problem.
- 4. Teach your child the importance of choosing good friends. Teach your child to understand the value of a good friend and how to be a good friend in return.
- 5. Lead by example. Remember, sometimes the best lessons are “caught not taught” by you!
Have a wonderful week.
Jennifer Tomita
If you don’t like how things are, change it! You’re not a tree! ~ Jim Rohn
Don’t look for your dreams to come true; look to become true to your dreams ~ Michael Beckwith
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