Peters 4-6 Elementary School

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Finding a way It is always important to take the time to recognize and celebrate the milestones in life. Today we want to congratulate our 6th Grade students. Teachers and staff came together for a Peters 4-6 Drive-Through Promotion Ceremony to honor the fact that our students are moving on to middle school. Students, we are all so proud of you and look forward to hearing about all of your wonderful accomplishments in the future. And as your lives take you in different directions, always remember you started here at Peters. You will always be Panthers to us! #PantherPride

Even though we may all be sheltered apart, it is ever so important to remember we all belong to the greater Peters 4-6 community. The heart and soul of our educational purpose lie in the relationships we have with students, staff, and each other. So today, even though we could not have our annual Administrative Professionals celebration, the Peter 4-6 community didn’t let that stop them! They brought the parade to our beloved School Secretary, Ms. Shannon. Happy Administrative Professionals Day, Shannon! You are the lifeblood of this community

From the staff here at Peters:

GGUSD Expands Meal Program for Students Which Starts March 16 The Garden Grove Unified School District (GGUSD) is offering a free drive-through and walk-up meal program beginning Monday, March 16 to help ensure that children have access to nutritional meals when school is not in session. The program will provide free lunch from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. to all children age 18 and under and all individuals with developmental disabilities, regardless of age. All children and indi...viduals with developmental disabilities must be present to receive the meals provided. The 13 meal service locations include: Alamitos Intermediate School, 12381 Dale St., Garden Grove Bell Intermediate School, 12345 Springdale St., Garden Grove Fitz Intermediate School, 4600 West McFadden Ave. Santa Ana Irvine Intermediate School, 10552 Hazard Ave., Santa Ana Ralston Intermediate School, 10851 Lampson Ave., Garden Grove Peters K-3 Elementary, 13162 Newhope St., Garden Grove Bolsa Grande High School, 9401 Westminster Ave., Garden Grove Garden Grove High School, 11271 Stanford Ave., Garden Grove La Quinta High School, 10372 McFadden Ave., Westminster Los Amigos High School, 16566 Newhope St., Fountain Valley Pacifica High School, 6851 Lampson Ave., Garden Grove Rancho Alamitos High School, 11351 Dale St., Garden Grove Santiago High School, 12342 Trask Ave., Garden Grove GGUSD asks for the support of those utilizing the drive-up option to remain in your cars to ensure a safe environment for all during the distribution of this interim meal service program.

Dear Parents and Families, Please check Parent Square for the latest updates regarding school closure and next steps. In order to streamline communication, the district, school, and teachers will send all student work and updates via Parent Square. Thank you!

Continuing with our blast to the past, our 5th grade classes took a trip to Riley’s Farm in Oak Glen, California to learn about life in the British colonies in the late 1700’s. Students learned about manners, writing with a quill and ink, and typical games children played in that era. Students also got to experience what a trial in front of a colonial judge might have been like minus the protections spelled out in the Constitution and the Bill of Rights.

Eureka!!! Field trips are a great way to help teach about the past and make history come alive. Recently, our 4th grade classes took a field trip to Knott’s Berry Farm in which they got to learn about California during the Gold Rush of the 1840s. They even got to be miners and pan for gold. (It’s not as easy as it looks!)

Reminder: Spring conference sign-ups are available through Parent Square. Please check Parent Square to sign up. If you need any assistance our office staff is available to answer questions and help you schedule. Thank you.

Feeling the love! Peter’s 4-6 parents took a moment to write reasons why they love their child. The Student Council then took hundreds of these hearts and made a wonderful display in our MPR. This reminds us all to take a moment and think of all the reasons why the people we care about are important to us.

An annual tradition we all look forward to each year! Students and staff enjoyed a wonderful Lion Dance by high school students from Bolsa Grande. Chúc Mng Nm Mi!

Reminder-Monday January 27 is a Non-Student Day. No School for Students! Reminder-Monday January 27 is a Non-Student Day. No School for Students!