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Newsletter #14

Posted Date: 11/14/25 (1:45 PM)
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Maxson Elementary

Newsletter #14

November 14, 2025
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Together for Student Health and Wellness 🩺

Dear Maxson Families and Friends,

We’re excited to share that the Tzu Chi Mobile Clinic was on campus today, Friday, November 14, offering health services for students. There’s still time to take advantage of this wonderful opportunity! Permission slips are available in the office if you’d like to stop by and pick one up, or you can contact me and I’ll send one home with your student.

Please be sure to return completed permission slips to the office, your student’s teacher, or Room 2 as soon as possible.

More Clinic Dates:
  • Friday, November 21, 2025
  • Thursday, December 4, 2025
  • Friday, December 12, 2025
Thank you for helping us keep our students healthy and ready to learn!

Important Dates/Reminders in November:
😀 Picture Make-up Day - November 18, 2025
🗓CPAC Meeting at Parkview- November 21, 2025
🥕 Food Pantry - November 24, 2025 at Family Center
🦃 Fall Break, No School - November 24-28, 2025

Thank you for your continued partnership in helping our students grow, thrive, and achieve their full potential.

In Unity,
Vicky Reyes
Community Schools Site Lead

Follow Maxson on:
📲 Instagram: @maxson_falcons
📲 Facebook: Maxson Elementary School
📲 MAX Learning Programs: 6crickets
 

Annual Menudo Breakfast

Join us for the Annual Menudo Breakfast at Twin Lakes (3900 Gilman Road, El Monte) on Saturday, December 13, from 8–11 a.m. Enjoy a delicious bowl of menudo for just $5 per bowl/donation. The event will feature music, student performances, and exciting raffle prizes. Please see Mrs. Chairez in Room 1 if you’re interested in purchasing tickets. All proceeds benefit Maxson School and support programs that help our students grow, learn, and thrive. Come enjoy great food, entertainment, and community for a wonderful cause!
 

Capturing Kids' Heart: TEAMWORK


This month’s Capturing Kids’ Hearts character trait is Teamwork — working together, supporting one another, and celebrating our shared successes. At school, students are learning how teamwork helps them listen, cooperate, and solve problems together. At home, families can build on this by encouraging children to help with daily tasks, take turns, and show appreciation for others’ efforts. When we work as a team — both at school and at home — we help our students grow into kind, confident, and caring individuals.
 

🥕 Food Pantry


Our Walk-Up Food Pantry is here to support our ALL families!

The next Walk-Up Pantry will be on
11/24/25-(Monday), and Thursdays, 12/4/25, & 12/18/25 from 2:00–6:00 PM at the MVSD Family Center, located at 2740 Mountain View Road, El Monte, CA 91732.
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Max Learning: 6crickets (click)
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📢 MAX LEARNING After-School Classes

Sign up for MAX LEARNING after-school enrichment through 6crickets! Spots are filling quickly so sign up today.

Classes are posted:
✅ Visit 6crickets.com
✅ Search for Maxson Elementary
✅ ALL classes are held on campus

Let’s grow, learn, and thrive in MAX LEARNING!
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📚 Library After School Access

Our school library is open daily afterschool until 3:30 PM.
  • Students must sign in when they arrive.
  • They can return and check out books.
  • Space is available to complete homework.
  • Students may also take AR tests.
  • Please remind your child to return books on time so everyone can enjoy them.
📙 📗 Parents are welcome to come to the library after school and check out books too! 📙 📗
 
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Success Starts with Showing Up!

Below is our regular daily schedule:
  • Mon, Tue, Wed: 7:55 AM–2:35 PM
  • Thu, Fri: 7:55 AM–1:50 PM
Be an Attendance H.E.R.O.= HERE. EVERYDAY. READY. ON-TIME.

✨ ✨Regular attendance helps students succeed in school, build friendships, and develop lifelong habits for future success. ✨ ✨
 

📵 No Cell Phones at School 📵

Why No Cell Phones at School?

At Maxson, we want our students focused on learning, friendships, and fun—not screens. Cell phones can cause distractions in class, take away from valuable learning time, and sometimes lead to problems like lost or damaged devices.

By keeping school a cell phone–free zone, we help create a safe, focused, and supportive environment for every child. Thank you for partnering with us to put learning first! 💙✨
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November Calendar
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