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Week of 10/31/25

Posted Date: 10/31/25 (4:00 PM)

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Clubhouse News Country Springs Weekly School Newsletter

Week of 10/31/25

Greetings All Star Families,


Thank you for all the families who joined us for Literature Day! We know that the students all enjoyed the parade and dressing up as their favorite book character! We appreciate your support and enjoyed celebrating the season with you all. Thank you to all the volunteers who helped with Literature Day parties. The students truly enjoyed this special day!

As you know, Trimester 1 concluded on October 24th, and Report Cards will be sent home on Tuesday, November 4th. These documents provide valuable insight into your child’s progress and achievements so far this year. Please take time to review the report card carefully. If you have any questions or concerns, we encourage you to reach out directly to your child’s teacher. Open communication is key to supporting every student’s success.


Parents, please remember to bring your identification if you are coming on the Country Springs campus to volunteer in the class. We have a new system called Visitor Aware, and all parents must show ID in the office to be allowed on campus. Safety of students and staff is a priority at Country Springs.

Here are some upcoming events at the ballpark:

11/4 - Report Cards Go Home

11/10 & 11/11 - No School - Veteran's Day

11/12 - 11/19 - Student Council Food Drive

11/12 - Family Dine Out - Islands (All Day)

11/12 - 11/14 - H.I.T.S.!

11/14 - Mother Daughter Night @ 4:30pm

11/18 - 3rd Grade - Native American Day

11/19 - Trimester Awards/MVP (Brynlee's Class Performing)

11/20 - 2nd Grade Field Trip @ Science Center of Los Angeles

11/21 - 6th Grade - Multicultural Day

11/21 - 3rd Grade Field Trip @ Mt. Baldy Visitor Center

11/24 - 11/28 - Thanksgiving Break

12/4 - Hearing and Vision Screening

12/5 - 2nd Grade Heritage Day

12/6 - Saturday School #3 8:15am - 12:30pm

12/9 - 5th Grade Field Trip @ Griffith Observatory

12/10 - Family Dine Out - Panda Express

12/10 - Lion King Evening Performance @ 5pm

12/12 - Debate - Novice Tournament @ 4pm

12/18 - 1/5 - Winter Break

Please mark your calendars for all these important events!

Sincerely,

Mrs. Hyland


Country Springs Elementary Food Drive – Supporting Food for Life Ministry

Our amazing Country Springs Student Council is leading a heartfelt initiative to support Food for Life Ministry, and we need your help! From Wednesday, November 12 through Wednesday, November 19, we’ll be collecting non-perishable food donations to help families in need right here in our community.

Please drop off your donations in your homeroom. Every item counts and brings us closer to making a meaningful impact. Let’s come together and show the spirit of giving that makes Country Springs shine!

Thank you for your generosity! 


Mother Daughter Paint Night 11/14

Join us for a fun and creative evening at our Mother-Daughter Paint Night!
Date: Friday, November 14
Time: 4:30 PM – 6:30 PM
Location: Hall of Fame

Cost: $30 per pair (mother and one daughter)
Additional daughters: $10 each

All painting supplies will be provided!
Please submit your form and payment by November 7—no late forms will be accepted.
Make checks payable to Country Springs PFA.

We can’t wait to see your masterpieces!


Parent Engagement Policy & School-Parent Compacts

We believe that strong partnerships between families and schools are key to student success. To learn more about how we support parent involvement, please take a moment to review our Parent Engagement Policy and School-Parent Compacts, accessible on our school website. It outlines our commitment to fostering meaningful collaboration with families and provides helpful information on how you can stay engaged in your child's education.

Visit our school website to view the policy: https://countrysprings.chino.k12.ca.us/parent-and-family-engagement-policy

Visit our school website to view the compacts: https://countrysprings.chino.k12.ca.us/230196_2


Reminder: Appropriate Clothing for School and PE

As a reminder, students in grades 3–6 must wear clothing that is appropriate for both school and physical education activities. Please ensure:

  • Shorts and skirts provide adequate coverage (to middle of the thigh) and allow for active movement during PE.
  • No Crop tops are allowed.
  • Due to warm weather, a t-shirt should be worn under sweatshirts, and hoods may not be worn inside classrooms.
  • Shoes must be suitable for PE and school activities—athletic shoes are best. Crocs are not allowed for safety reasons.

Students have all been reminded. If they are not dressed appropriately for school activities they may be asked to call home for shoes or clothing that is aligned with the dress code and they also will be issued a "strike".

Thank you for helping us maintain a safe and comfortable learning environment for all students.


Exciting News from Country Springs Elementary!

We’re proud to announce that Country Springs Elementary has been named to the 2025 Educational Results Partnership Honor Rollfor the second year in a row!

This recognition, presented by Education Results Partnership (ERP) and the Campaign for Business and Education Excellence (CBEE), honors schools that are high-performing across all student groups and making significant progress in improving outcomes for historically underserved populations.

Thank you to our amazing students, dedicated staff, and supportive families for helping us achieve this honor. Together, we continue to build a culture of excellence and equity in education!


Partnering for Safety: Fire Emergency Preparedness at Country Springs

As we enter fire season, we want to remind you that the safety of our students is our top priority. At Country Springs, we conduct monthly fire drills to ensure that all students and staff are prepared in the event of an emergency.

Please take a moment to review the attached fire safety poster, which includes important tips on how you can support our school during fire season. Your partnership is essential in keeping our community safe and prepared.

Thank you for your continued support in keeping our school community safe!


GATE Parent Meeting Powerpoint

Dear GATE Families,

Thank you for your interest in our recent GATE Parent Meeting. If you were unable to attend, we want to ensure you still have access to the valuable information that was shared.

The presentation was led by Krista Landgraf, President of the California Association for the Gifted (CAG), and provided insightful guidance on supporting gifted learners both at home and in school.

You can view the full presentation by clicking the link below:

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1ApRc-2vTGI-zC7lB0Lq2CkUrmYsFVDMmNrCnC22fDW0/edit?usp=sharing

If you have any questions or would like to follow up on specific topics discussed during the meeting, please don’t hesitate to reach out. We’re here to support you and your child’s educational journey.


Thinknlocal Fundraiser - 9/1 - 12/31

The Country Springs PFA is having a Thinknlocal Fundraiser from 9/1/25 - 12/31/25. This is a great way to support our school by shopping and dining locally. Please download the app, dine and shop and upload your receipts. It's that easy!

Update!

We have another opportunity to earn funds for our school with the "special ThinknLocal Fundraiser". The flyers are attached to this communication.


Counselor's Corner

November is here and the holidays are upon us! This month I am so excited to celebrate our students at our Trimester Awards and to see them shine with our HITS program. This month I will be working with our students on why GRATITUDE matters and the importance of it. “It’s not happiness that brings us gratitude. It’s gratitude that brings us happiness.” (Anonymous) The positive actions that come with being grateful are important for our students to know. Gratitude creates positive connections and increases the quality of relationships. Students will have opportunities to express gratitude and receive it also. November is a great time of year to tell someone you appreciate them. Some benefits of gratitude include increased happiness, stronger self control, deeper connections and enhanced well-being. Thursday November 13th is World Kindness Day and I am so excited for a fun filled activity I have planned for the students that day! Something fun that you can do with your students this month is The Family Gratitude (Skittles) Game which consists of 1. Use Skittles or something that is colorful (ex: straws) 2. Pick up at least 5 Skittles (you can use any number) 3. For each color picked up, share what you are thankful for. a. Red = Name a person you are thankful for b. Orange = Name a place you are thankful for c. Yellow = Name a food you are thankful for d. Green = Name a thing you are thankful for e. Purple = Name anything you are thankful for. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving and I am so grateful to be able to work with your All Stars everyday!


Morning Procedures and Parking Lot Etiquette

Please be sure to follow our pick up and drop off expectations to keep our All Stars safe! We appreciate your patience in waiting to drop off and pick up your child; please be courteous to one another and the staff out on duty. All drivers must remain in their cars.

For safety reasons, please use cross-walks and sidewalks only. Do not cross the driveways.


Pull All the Way Forward

Unloading and Loading Zones in the Yellow

No Loading or Unloading in the Red


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