There is a Summer Tiger Skills group being put together.  It will be focused on critical thinking skills, positive leadership skills, communication skills, self-awareness skills, and empathy.  For more information and to register, please visit this link - Summer Tiger Skills.

We are in the final weeks of the school year.  We are focused on having a strong and positive finish to the school year. We have one more set of activities with our Tiger Pride is Worldwide theme.  The month of May will be talking about many different ways you can show respect.  Feel free to take a look at these materials that we have created to guide our conversations - Showing Tiger Pride Worldwide - May 2022..

Last week I mentioned that we would be having an end of the year celebration on May 20th.  We are able to plan a memorable event due in large part to our PTO.  They made a $2,000 donation so that we can end the year on a fantastic note with this celebration day!  Thanks so much to the Princeton PTO.

We are looking for volunteers to help with this year end celebration on May 20th.  You should have received information and times to volunteer.  We’d love to have you join us during this day.

There is a Summer Tiger Skills group being put together.  It will be focused on critical thinking skills, positive leadership skills, communication skills, self-awareness skills, and empathy.  For more information and to register, please visit this link - Summer Tiger Skills.
 

We have completed our climate surveys.  Some highlights from our family survey are below.  The percentage listed is combining Strongly Agree and Agree.  There were 4 items with 98%.  The 2 lowest were still in the 80s.  If you want to see the detailed results - they can be found here - Family Survey.

The Parent Teacher Organization would like your help with getting the word out!  They are in need of board members and more people interested in being part of the PTO.  The next meeting is on Tuesday, April 5th from 6:15 - 7:30 pm in the Primary School Media Center.

Each year we like to get feedback about our climate from students, families, and our own staff.  These next two weeks we are asking our teachers to have students take a Climate Survey.   The scale is Never, Sometimes, Often, Always.  There are 11 questions, which are listed below.