National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week honors the 911 call takers and dispatchers who answer the call when people need help most. They’re the first voice people hear in an emergency, staying calm and connecting callers to police, fire, and medical help. Their work happens behind the scenes, but it keeps our whole community safe. Join…
National Volunteer Week celebrates the volunteers who give their time and talents to make their communities better. Volunteers bring energy, skills, and care that make a real difference for our students. Every hour they give helps create more opportunities for learning and connection. Join us in thanking the volunteers who support our school!
Afterschool Professionals Appreciation Week recognizes the staff who support students before and after the school day. These professionals create safe spaces, enrichment, and connection beyond regular class hours, and they support working families too. Their work helps students keep learning and growing all day long. Join us in thanking the afterschool professionals who make a…
Passover is a major Jewish holiday that celebrates the Israelites’ freedom from slavery in ancient Egypt. Families gather for a special meal called the Seder, where they retell the story of the Exodus. It is a time of remembrance, gratitude, and freedom. To all who celebrate, we wish you a happy and meaningful Passover!
