News & Announcements

We have some open positions on the board and need your help.
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In This Issue: Principal's Message, Food Truck and Family Movie Night is Coming Up, San Carlos Day of Service Volunteer Needed, White Oaks Walk-a-Thon: Sunday, October 20th, White Oaks Holiday Store, Join the White Oaks PTA, SCEF News and Events, District News and Events, Community News and Events
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In This Issue: Principal's Message, It’s Walk to School Time, First PTA Meeting, Join us in the classroom - Volunteer for Art in Action, Request for Hot Lunch Volunteers, Your PTA needs volunteers to fill the treasurer role and to prepare the school directory, Join the White Oaks PTA, SCEF News and Events, District News and Events, Community News and Events
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The White Oaks PTA’s goal is to create a thoroughly enriched experience for the White Oaks School community by hosting activities and events for the students, families and staff throughout the year. We hope you will help us achieve this goal by signing up for volunteer opportunities and joining the White Oaks PTA today!
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Please join us Wednesday, September 4 at 7 PM in the MU for our first PTA meeting of the year. We will be hearing about the exciting year ahead from our principal, Ms. Scholer, and our superintendent, Dr. Harmeier. We will also have updates on the family movie night and the walkathon. All parents are invited to attend. Remember to be eligible to vote you must be a member of the PTA. We hope to see you there!
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If your family would like to donate some items that will be used in the classroom, here is a guide to what items would be appreciated!
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In This Issue: Principal's Message, Welcome Back from the PTA and Ways to Get Involved, Request for Hot Lunch Volunteers, First PTA Meeting, SCEF News and Events, District News and Events
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Check out our new video about school funding and how SCEF works to bridge the gap for students in San Carlos.
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Families often ask how to support student learning over the summer. Already, you are planning summer experiences that build knowledge, spark curiosity about the world, and help your child gain confidence. Riding bikes, hiking, visiting the public library, playing in the neighborhood, attending summer camp, playing board games as a family, and traveling outside of our city build knowledge and a sense of wonder. Reading books and discussing them together also develops rich language skills and fosters a love of literacy. In addition, the more relaxed summer schedule can be a wonderful time to build independence and confidence at all ages as children learn new skills such as tying shoes, and how to contribute to family chores.
In addition to all of that, if you are seeking tools to boost or just keep up academic skills, a list of resources and links are provided here.
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