The Fuller Family Weekly

Fuller Families,

I hope this newsletter finds you well and ready for the exciting events we have coming up this week and beyond. As we delve into the heart of the fall season, there are some important updates and activities I'd like to share with you.

Our PTO meeting is scheduled for this Monday evening at 6:30 in the Fuller Library. This is a fantastic opportunity for you to get involved and stay informed about all the wonderful initiatives happening at our school.

We're in the final stretch of our Socktober Sock Drive. If you haven't had a chance to donate new socks for those in need, please consider doing so before the week is over. Your generosity is greatly appreciated.

Mark your calendars for a ghoulishly good time at our annual Trunk or Treat event! It will take place on October 26th from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM in the school parking lot. We're also accepting candy donations in the front office. As a special incentive, each student who donates candy will receive a Principal's Acknowledgement and be entered into a drawing for some spooktacular prizes.

Our Kindergarten students are headed to the pumpkin patch on October 17th. Please ensure your child is prepared and excited for this fun adventure. We thank our dedicated teachers and parent volunteers for making this trip possible.

I must address a serious issue that we've been encountering recently. We have had instances of graffiti in our restrooms, especially in the 3rd through 5th grade bathrooms. I kindly request parents to speak with their students about the importance of respecting our school building. Vandalism not only damages our facilities but also creates an unsafe environment for everyone. Students found responsible for these actions will be disciplined to the maximum extent, in accordance with our district's student code of conduct.

Next week, October 23rd through 26th, we'll be celebrating Red Ribbon Week, a time to promote drug awareness and healthy life choices. Please see the attached flyer for specific dress-up days and activities to engage your child in the importance of leading a healthy, drug-free life.

Thank you for your continued support and involvement in our school community. Fuller Elementary thrives because of the strong partnership between parents, teachers, and students. Together, we can make this a memorable and successful school year.

As always, remember, we are Fuller, we are Family!

Nathan Smith

Principal, Fuller Elementary School

PK and Kinder parents,

Tell us how the beginning of the school year started for you! Click this link and share your feedback!

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Please use the crosswalks instead of crossing between cars at morning arrival on the PK side of the building between the parking lot and the building. Our campus SRO will be monitoring. Thank you.

Six weeks Interim Progress Reports will be posted on the Parent Portal next week. You will notice your child's Specials classes (Art, STEM, Music, and PE) will be reported as an S for Satisfactory Participation or U for Unsatisfactory Participation. As always, if there is any concern about your child’s participation or progress in class, you will be contacted by the teacher.

If your student is due or has had recent immunizations please e-mail them to Nurse Perlick at tperlick@aubreyisd.net so that she can keep your students records updated. If your student is behind on immunizations they will not be able to attend class and you will have to come pick up your student. These will also not be excused absences. Thank you for your help.

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Kinder

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Fourth

Fifth

Would you like to have your child's birthday put up on the Fuller marquee! PTO is selling opportunities! Just click the link below and we can get it posted on their birthday!


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There is an issue on Quicksilver at the 3rd-5th grade car line exit. Vehicles are parking too close to the intersection which puts our Students and Crossing Guards in an unsafe environment.

When the cars park in the red marked areas, vehicles exiting the car line cannot exit safely without coming out in the street. So to prevent any accidents, I will be placing 6 cones in the area. I have suggested to parents who parked there, to pull up to the school zone sign and park there.

I have included a map of the location with "NO PARKING IN RED AREAS" on the map.

• Anyone entering the building MUST be prepared to show ID BEFORE entering
• IDs or car tags will be checked at dismissal for car and walk ups.
• Please label all jackets, lunch boxes, and water bottles.
• Transportation changes must be sent to FESTransportation@aubreyisd.net by 2PM daily.
• No visitors for lunch until after Labor Day.
• Instruction begins at 7:40 (students MUST be in seats by then)
• School day ends at 3:15

If you have any questions, email Mr. Smith at n.smith@aubreyisd.net

Aubrey ISD DOES enforce a district wide dress code. For all information regarding our district dress code, please go to the district website to get more information.

Dress Code

Dress Code Dos and Don'ts

According to Texas law crosswalks are for pedestrians and not cyclist. Therefore, students MUST walk their bicycles across all crosswalks.

We also ask that bike riders walk their bikes when on campus for safety of all.

Thank you for your attention to this.

English link: https://www.myschoolapps.com/Home/DistrictRedirect/AUBREYISD_TX?langid=1

Spanish link: https://www.myschoolapps.com/Home/DistrictRedirect/AUBREYISD_TX?langid=2

Parents may pay for school lunches online by accessing the myschoolbucks.com tab located on the Aubrey ISD website. Applications for meal benefits may be returned to the campus office.

If you would like information about Online Payment Services, Free/Reduced Applications, Meal Account Restrictions, Meal Account History, etc., please check out the My School Bucks site for more information.

Good attendance is important for many reasons. Your child receives the maximum benefit of education by being in school every day, and numerous studies show a strong link between academic performance and consistent attendance.

A compulsory attendance notification will be sent to the parent if a student has unexcused absences on 10 or more days or parts of days within a six-month period or three days or parts of days during a four-week period. Notice it says “parts of days.” This means that leaving school early, or arriving excessively late in the day, even if the child attended for some of the day, may count as an absence.

In the state of Texas, Pre-K is not required, however, once you enroll your student in school, all attendance laws apply.

For attendance questions:
PEIMS Clerk: Shea Harrison sharrison@aubreyisd.net

Attendance Administrator: Anverly Laster alaster@aubreyisd.net

October Dates

***Socktober***

16th: PTO Meeting

17th: Kindergarten Field Trip

18th: Board Meeting

18th: Hearing and Vision Screenings

20th: Pink Out Day for Breast Cancer

23rd - 27th: Red Ribbon Week (Dress Up Days)

23rd: RED-y to Live Drug Free (Wear RED)

24th: Life is a work of art, color it drug free (Wear Neon)

25th: A Drug Free life is a dream come true! (Wear PJs)

26th: Team up against drugs. (Wear a favorite Jersey)

26th: Trunk or Treat 5:30-7:30pm

27th: Staff and Student Holiday

30th: Hellman Birthday!

31st: Character Parade @1:30PM