This year we participated in many fun and exciting activities. All of our students pledged to be Drug Free! We celebrated with a week full of dress up activities that included Sports Day, Wear Red, Cap Day, Superhero Day, and Say Boo To Drugs Costume Day. We also had fun activities like poster and door decorating contests.
Placing a light on the many activities that John Kelley ASES offers for students.
2017
This year we participated in many fun and exciting activities. All of our students pledged to be Drug Free! We celebrated with a week full of dress up activities that included Sports Day, Wear Red, Cap Day, Superhero Day, and Say Boo To Drugs Costume Day. We also had fun activities like poster and door decorating contests.
On Wednesday morning, fifteen parents joined Mrs. Padilla for coffee and sweet bread. During this informal setting, future events, general concerns and positive accomplishments were shared. Math games of Subitizing for K-2 and Multiplication for 3-6 were taught to the parents by the principal. Parents enjoyed playing these games with each other while they learned how these math concepts can be shared with their children at home.
On Wednesday morning, fifteen parents joined Mrs. Padilla for coffee and sweet bread. During this informal setting, future events, general concerns and positive accomplishments were shared. Math games of Subitizing for K-2 and Multiplication for 3-6 were taught to the parents by the principal. Parents enjoyed playing these games with each other while they learned how these math concepts can be shared with their children at home.
On Monday, September 18th, John Kelley students Omar Perez, Maycon Velasquez, Giselle Valencia, Nohely Angel-Segoviano, Rosario Ibarra and Judith Perez represented the school's student body as they presented Mr. Brian Daly and Linda Cott from the American Red Cross with $556.00 dollars. John Kelley Blazers participated in a coin drive to raise funds to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey. This is a testament to the care and compassion of our students for those who lost their homes, personal belongings and security. Our Blazers were happy to help with the relief effort for those affected in Texas.
On Monday, September 18th, John Kelley students Omar Perez, Maycon Velasquez, Giselle Valencia, Nohely Angel-Segoviano, Rosario Ibarra and Judith Perez represented the school's student body as they presented Mr. Brian Daly and Linda Cott from the American Red Cross with $556.00 dollars. John Kelley Blazers participated in a coin drive to raise funds to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey. This is a testament to the care and compassion of our students for those who lost their homes, personal belongings and security. Our Blazers were happy to help with the relief effort for those affected in Texas.
The USDA Summer Meals Program provides kids and teens in low-income areas free meals when school is out.
The USDA Summer Meals Program provides kids and teens in low-income areas free meals when school is out.
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Lactalis and No Child Hungry teamed up to donate over 16,000 meals to United Way of the Desert. These meals then made their way to the East Valley where they were distributed to thousands of residents.
Lactalis and No Child Hungry teamed up to donate over 16,000 meals to United Way of the Desert. These meals then made their way to the East Valley where they were distributed to thousands of residents.
Each Spring, students across California take a State Test. It is a difficult test and students prepare all year long to achieve academic success. At Coral Mountain Academy, students that "Met Standard" or Exceeded Standard" were recognized for their efforts.
The Flying Doctors & CV Medical Volunteers host the Free Health Fair forFamilies without insurance. They provide free medical services such as; mammograms, Chiropractic services, physical therapy, dental and vision &hearing services.
On Thursday, September 14th we held an event giving members of the community the opportunity to speak with the principal about issues impacting the school. This time was used to have a conversation about what it means to have a positive school culture.
On Thursday, September 14th we held an event giving members of the community the opportunity to speak with the principal about issues impacting the school. This time was used to have a conversation about what it means to have a positive school culture. This sparked great conversation and it allowed parents to share some of their concerns. We shared with them our SPSA and Action plan goal as it relates to school culture. They made observations on what is working, what is not, and what needs our attention.
