All-Star Newsletter
Anderson Elementary : Where All Stars Shine
A Message from Ms. Coppinger
Hello All-Stars,
I hope you enjoyed your Thanksgiving break! We have lots of fun activities happening during the month of December. Make sure to check out the upcoming events section to stay up to date on all the festivities.
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Upcoming Events:
NOVEMBER
November 29 - Star Shop
November 30 - 6th Grade DMA Field Trip
DECEMBER
December 1- 16 12 Days of Holiday Cheer
December 2 - 6th grade FT to NorthPark & Cici's
December 2 - 3rd grade FT to STEAM
December 2- All-Star Rally
December 5 - APEX Kickoff
December 6 - Science Fair Projects Due
December 9 - Science Fair Showcase
December 12 - Watch DOG T-Shirt Order Deadline
December 12 - 6th grade Choir Cluster Concert
December 13 - Milk & Cookies
December 15 - APEX Jingle Run
December 16 - Grinch Day
December 16 - Early Release
12 Days of Holiday Cheer - December 1 - 16

Science Fair is Back!
Science Fair is back!!! If your child would like to design an experiment or engineering-based project, be sure to follow the Student Handbook throughout the project. Here is the link to the Handbook. Project displays may be on Google Slides or on a tri-fold display board. Here is the link to the Google Slide Template. Projects are due December 6. There is plenty of time to do an amazing project!
Holly Jolly 5K and Fun Run
Father Daughter Dance 12-10-22

CogAT Assessment Testing Information

Counselor's Corner


The Emergent Bilingual Parent & Family Connection Newsletter

Notes from the Nurse
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Rainy Day and Lightning Delay Procedures

Attendance Information
These notes allow the school to code the absence “excused.” All absences will be coded as “unexcused” until the office receives a note. Excuse notes are very important since 10 or more unexcused absences within a six-month period are considered a violation of the compulsory attendance law in Texas.