The City of San Jose's Walk-N-Roll program has some fun challenges and contests for our students to get them up and moving. We usually have our International Walk or Roll to school day in October and with Distance Learning, that's not a possibility. The City of San Jose has replaced it with a fun activity to get our students up and moving. Click on the flyer below for more information and let's get out and move!
School News
Updated Wed, Oct 7th
Our teachers incorporate social emotional learning into their instruction to support the whole child. One of the curriculum we use is Character Strong. Character Strong offers at home components you can use with your students too.
Here are some activities you can do at home to reinforce our last Profile of a Graduate competency Empathy:
Between October 12th- 23rd your student will participate in the Panorama survey, which measures perceptions of our school culture and climate. Kindergarten - 2nd grade teachers input their observations of students, and 3rd - 5th grade students take the survey independently. Staff also takes the survey. Additional information was sent out by our District Office.
Updated Wed, Oct 7th
Check out Capri's stats on SeeSaw from the last 7 days!
Updated Wed, Oct 7th
The Living Classroom continues to provide fun and informative activies.
Art in Nature Series
In this four part series, we will create art with nature. In this activity we will collect natural materials on a walk which we will make art projects with. You will need to collect each part of a plant: root, stem, leaf, seed, flower, and fruit.
Learn how to save seeds from heirloom tomatoes and grow your favorite tomatoes year after year!
School Garden Harvests
Living Classroom gardeners have harvested a total of 480.4 pounds of produce since March of this year. Donations have been made to West Valley Community Services, Campbell Union School District, and Community Services of Mountain View. The latest donations have included apples, figs, kale, patty pan squash, and tomatoes.
Updated Wed, Sep 30th
What are the benefits of getting a flu
vaccine?
• A flu vaccine can keep you and your
child from getting sick.
• Flu vaccines can keep your child from
being hospitalized from flu.
• Flu vaccine can prevent your child from
dying from flu.
• Flu vaccination also may make your
illness milder if you do get sick.
• Getting yourself and your child
vaccinated also can protect others
Is flu vaccine safe?
Flu vaccines are made using strict safety and
production measures. Millions of people have
safely received flu vaccines for decades. Flu
shots and nasal spray flu vaccines are both
options for vaccination. Different types of flu
vaccines are licensed for different ages. Each
person should get one that is appropriate for
their age. CDC and the American Academy of
Pediatrics recommend an annual flu vaccine for
all children 6 months and older.
Please see the attached flyer for information on where you and your family can get a free flu vaccination.
Updated Wed, Oct 7th
During conference week, students will end their school day at 1:15pm. Teachers will be reaching out to schedule virtual conferences.
Learn more about Capri Conferences on our website.
Updated Wed, Sep 30th
Click on the PDF below for links.
