Dear Valley Oak Community,
Over the coming weeks in Positivity Project, our students will learn about Gratitude and our students will be working on showing gratitude for others by focusing on being thankful, appreciative, and grateful. If you are interested in learning more about Positivity Project to reinforce these lessons at home, here is the website for families: https://posproject.org/p2-for-families. Be sure to click on your child's grade level to find appropriate grade lessons!
If you’re feeling thankful this season for a Wildcat staff member, click on the link below to be redirected to a quick Google form; complete the information requested to personally thank a staff member at Valley Oak for everything they do! After filling out the form we will print a certificate and post it on campus so our staff members will know they are appreciated and recognized. Happy thankful season!
With Wildcat Pride,
Aman Athwal
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Hey, Wildcat families! Join us for Muffins with Mom on Friday, November 20, at 7:00 AM for a sweet morning of muffins, smiles, and special memories with your child. We look forward to celebrating the wonderful moms and mother figures in our Valley Oak community! Tickets are $3 per person, so scan the QR code on the flyer to purchase yours. There will be no tickets available for purchase at the door. Please purchase ahead using the QR Code before November 17th. We can't wait to see you there! |
Valley Oak Families, we are excited to invite you to our annual Winter Holiday Program on Thursday, December 10, 2026! Our students have been working hard preparing festive songs and performances, and we cannot wait to share this special evening with you! All performances will take place in our Multi-Purpose Room (MPR). We encourage students to dress in their Holiday Best to help celebrate the season! Please review the attached flyer for important information regarding student drop-off, seating, audience expectations, and student pick-up procedures. We look forward to celebrating the holiday season together and watching our Wildcats shine! |
We want to share our performance schedule to help families plan for this special evening! Each grade level has been assigned a specific performance time, which can be found on the attached flyer. As a reminder, students should arrive at their classrooms 15 minutes before their scheduled performance time to allow teachers time to prepare their classes. Families may proceed directly to the MPR after dropping off their students. Following each performance, students must be picked up from their classrooms by a parent or guardian. Thank you for helping us make this a smooth and enjoyable evening for everyone. We look forward to seeing you there! |
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Save the date for the Valley Oak Parent Club’s Oak Social on Friday, November 13! Join us at Fort Washington Country Club for an evening of delicious food, great company, and an opportunity to make a positive impact on our school community. Enjoy a fun night out while supporting a brighter tomorrow for our Wildcats! Visit @voparentclub on Instagram for updates, and scan the QR code on the flyer for tickets and more information. |
Get ready for a wonderful evening of music! The Clovis West Area Orchestras invite you to their Winter Orchestra Concert on Wednesday, November 18. Fifth-grade orchestras will perform at 6:15 PM (students report at 6:00 PM), followed by sixth-grade orchestras at 7:15 PM (students report at 7:00 PM). The concert will take place in the Clovis West High School gymnasium, and students are welcome to wear their holiday best! We look forward to celebrating our students' hard work and musical talents with you! |
Calling all Wildcats! The 2026–2027 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Educational Contest is here! This year's theme is "Building the Beloved Community: Every Voice. Every Heart. Every Hand." Students are encouraged to reflect on how they can help build a kinder, more inclusive community where everyone feels valued and respected. This is an opportunity for 4th-6th grade students to earn Block W Points!
There is an art contest for K-6th students and an essay contest for 3rd-6th students. Please follow this link (https://mlk.fcoe.org/) to see the website or talk to your teachers for more information. We look forward to seeing our Wildcats share their creativity, ideas, and dreams for a better world!
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Dear Valley Oak Families,
Have your Wildcats misplaced a jacket, lunchbox, water bottle, or another personal item? Check out our Cat Closet Lost & Found!
We’ve made it easier than ever to find lost belongings! Simply scan the QR code on the flyer to view the current inventory of lost items and see if anything belongs to your child.
Please take a moment to check the inventory and help us reunite our Wildcats with their missing belongings. Thank you for helping us keep our Cat Closet organized and making sure lost items find their way home!
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Parents, did you know you can sign up to receive email notifications through Parent Connect?
With email alerts, you can receive updates about important information such as assignments, attendance, and more.
How to Sign Up:
- Log in to Parent Connect.
- Click “Email Sign Up” at the top of the screen.
- Select the boxes for the notifications you would like to receive.
If you need help accessing Parent Connect or need your PIN and password, you can request them by email or contact our front office for assistance.
We encourage all families to take advantage of this convenient way to stay informed about your child’s school information!
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All volunteers must...
- Complete a Volunteer Application online at https://apps.raptortech.com/Apply/MjIyNTplbi1VUw==
- Have a current clear TB assessment within the last 4 years.
- Check in at the front office and wear a visitor’s badge while on campus.
- Additionally, volunteers who are sick or have illness-related symptoms should not volunteer.
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Each year, our students are taught grade level digital citizenship lessons at the beginning of the year. It is imperative that our children learn at a young age how to be responsible while online. Many children are on devices at a much earlier age and may not be equipped with the necessary tools to understand all that they need to remain safe. Please look at the enclosed tips for establishing healthy boundaries regarding electronics.
There are many different topics that have articles on how to deal with certain situations your children may accidentally stumble upon while on the internet. Even with the best parental controls, your children may be exposed to things outside of your control. One of the helpful websites we use is https://www.commonsensemedia.org/articles. Please see the flyer below for more information as well. Thank you for being a partner in your child’s education.
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