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Maple
Elementary School

June 24, 2011 Lorena Carrillo

At Maple Elementary, we take pride in the diverse student population that we serve. We work hard to provide a school environment that encourages students to be active participants in their journey to become life-long learners. We continually look for ways to maximize our time and efforts with students focusing on state standards and the most effective ways in which to teach these standards. The mission of Maple Elementary is to ensure the school community will educate and advance productive students
prepared for future challenges. We have various programs that help us achieve our mission. In addition, Maple also has a music program in which all students in grades 1-6 participate. We strive to build strong partnerships with our parents and community. Maple has a dedicated Parent Room, the Lion’s Café. The Lion’s Café provides support
to the students, staff and parents to help bridge the learning between home and school.

3301 37th Avenue
Sacramento, CA 95824

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Phone: (916) 433-5067

Fax: (916) 433-5069

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December 15, 2011

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Parents as Partners in Schools (PAPS)

May 1, 2012 Will C. Wood Rosa Parks Oak Ridge Maple Golden Empire Mark Hopkins

April 20 officially marked the successful completion of Parents As Partners in Schools (PAPS) first cohort! The second cohort is currently in full swing and will be completed in the next few weeks! PAPS provides parents and community members the opportunity to learn more about being involved in their child’s education, becoming an effective advocate for their child’s needs, gaining leadership skills and improving communication to have effective parent-teacher relationships.

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At-Risk After-School Supper Program

February 28, 2012 John Still Freeport Rosa Parks Edward Kemble Cesar E. Chavez Parkway Fern Bacon Woodbine H. W. Harkness Collis P. Huntington Maple Nicholas Ethel I. Baker Fruit Ridge Oak Ridge Fr. Keith B. Kenny Clayton B. Wire Elder Creek Albert Einstein Washington Jedediah Smith Peter Burnett

Beginning March 1, 24 of our after-school educational and learning enrichment programs will begin serving an estimated 2,500 “supper” meals daily through the At-Risk After-School Supper Program pilot. The meal is in addition to the snack previously provided to students attending after-school programs that run as late as 6 p.m. Suppers will be served between 3:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. and the snack later.

Supper pilot sites are: John Still Elementary, Freeport, Rosa Parks, Edward Kemble, Cesar Chavez, Parkway, Pacific, Fern Bacon, Woodbine, Harkness, C.P. Huntington, Maple, Nicholas, Ethel I. Baker, PS-7, Fruit Ridge, Oak Ridge, Father Keith B. Kenny, C.B. Wire, Elder Creek, Albert Einstein, Washington, Jedediah Smith and Peter Burnett.

The suppers are funded by the USDA and administered by the California Department of Education, Nutrition Services Division. High-poverty schools (more than 50 percent of the students qualify for a free or reduced-price lunch) are eligible. Reimbursement for at-risk after-school snacks has been available since the 1990s. However, reimbursement for at-risk after-school suppers was formerly available only in a few states. The Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010 (P.L. 111-296) expanded the availability for at-risk after-school meals to all states.

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January 25, 2012 Maple

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Anti-Bullying Theater Piece Comes to Bidwell, Maple

January 10, 2012 John Bidwell Maple

Bidwell and Maple students were treated to the Kaiser’s Theatre Program’s “PEACE Signs” anti-bullying play last month. PEACE Signs employs comedy, music and dance to impart a message about the joy in peaceful living. Performers also teach students a three-step conflict resolution model. The event culminated in a dinner for families of both schools. Thank you Kaiser!

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Vanir Foundation Provides Dinner for Maple Families

January 10, 2012 Maple

The Vanir Foundation in Memory of H. Frank Dominguez purchased 95 ham dinners for Maple Elementary School families, which were distributed on December 16. The dinners included a spiral ham, a half-gallon of milk, bread, butter, green beans, pinto beans, rice, stuffing and fresh oranges. Dinners were given to families who attended all their children’s parent-teacher conferences and volunteered at least four hours at school. Maple parents this year helped with construction of the school garden, the fall festival and provided assistance to teachers in classrooms.

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Maple School Development and Improvement Plan

December 23, 2011 Maple

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Maple Elementary Celebrates Ancestors, Safety

November 28, 2011 Maple

Maple Elementary School staged a “Celebrating Our Past Ancestors” festival on October 29. Classes displayed student learning through art and other projects. Parent volunteers created delicious dishes that celebrated the school’s diversity. Kids enjoyed games and families honored ancestors.

State Preschool Part Day Programs

July 7, 2011 A. M. Winn Bowling Green Charter McCoy Academy Collis P. Huntington Earl Warren Elder Creek Freeport Fremont School for Adults Fr. Keith B. Kenny H. W. Harkness Golden Empire Hiram Johnson James W. Marshall Jedediah Smith John Bidwell Joseph Bonnheim Maple Mark Hopkins Mark Twain Nicholas Oak Ridge Pacific Parkway Peter Burnett Susan B. Anthony Washington William Land

SCUSD provides part day State funded preschool for eligible parents. The family monthly income must be under a certain amount.

If you would like to enroll in the State Preschool program please contact one of our two registration center Hiram Johnson Family Education Center, 3535 65th Street, (916) 277-7151;or Capital City Child Development Center, 7220 24th Street, (916) 433-2736.

(916) 643-7800

Head Start Part and Extended Day Programs

July 7, 2011 A. M. Winn Bowling Green Charter McCoy Academy Clayton B. Wire Collis P. Huntington Earl Warren Elder Creek Fr. Keith B. Kenny Freeport Fremont School for Adults Golden Empire H. W. Harkness Hiram Johnson Isador Cohen James W. Marshall Jedediah Smith John Bidwell John Cabrillo John D. Sloat Basic Joseph Bonnheim Maple Mark Hopkins Mark Twain Nicholas Oak Ridge Pacific Parkway Peter Burnett Susan B. Anthony Washington William Land Kimberly Teague

Federally funded preschool and home-based services for children ages 3 to 5 with comprehensive support services for families, including parenting support, social services, health and nutrition, mental health, child development, and special education support.

SCUSD provides Head Start funded part day preschool programs. The family monthly income must be under a certain amount.

3535 65th Street
Sacramento, CA

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(916) 643-7800