Parent Newsletter
May 7, 2021
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5th Grade Science STAAR Testing Information
5th-grade students are scheduled to take the following tests at school on the dates noted below:
- May 12, 2021: STAAR 5th grade Science - In-person learners
- May 13, 2021: STAAR 5th grade Science -Virtual Learners and Makeup test day
State assessments must be administered on campus with a trained test administrator to ensure all students have an equitable opportunity to participate. We will ensure the following onsite health and safety protocols are in place:
Virtual learners will need to arrive on their assigned testing day from 8:00 AM to 8:15 AM. This allows time for students to be screened, eat breakfast, and transition to the testing room to begin the test.
The test will begin around 8:30 am, the students typically take 3-4 hours to complete the test. Once the students are done we will call you to pick up your student.
Students will remain in their testing rooms with the exception of restroom breaks as needed.
Students will be offered breakfast, lunch, a water bottle, and a snack free of charge. Students may bring their own lunch with them. No item or food drop-off will be permitted due to safety guidelines.
Parents/guardians are expected to screen their students for COVID-19 symptoms each day prior to sending their students to school.
Each student is required to wear a face mask except when eating or drinking.
Students who are enrolled in virtual learning will enter the building through the front office.
Temperatures will be measured upon arrival at the front office.
Students will be divided among testing rooms to ensure each site has the fewest possible students, and students will be appropriately spaced apart.
Students will need to bring their PfISD Chromebook and device charger to school on the day of their test. Please ensure the device is fully charged. Students are encouraged to bring a light jacket in case the test site is cold.
For additional information or needs, you can contact Jesus Olivas at 512-594-6817 or at jesus.olivas@pfisd.net.
Examen Estatal de STAAR de 5to Grado
Los estudiantes de 5to grado están programados para realizar las siguientes pruebas en la escuela en las fechas indicadas a continuación:
- 12 de mayo, 2021: STAAR 5to Ciencias para estudiantes todos los estudiantes en persona
- 13 de mayo, 2021: STAAR 5to dia para estudiantes virtuales y día adicional de examen
Las evaluaciones estatales van a ser administradas en la escuela con un administrador de pruebas capacitado para asegurar que todos los estudiantes tengan una oportunidad equitativa de participar.
Los estudiantes virtuales deberán llegar de las 8:00 am a las 8:15 am el día del examen, esto para revisar a los estudiantes y darles tiempo suficiente para desayunar y después iniciar el examen.
El Examen iniciará alrededor de las 8:30am. Y típicamente el examen toma de 3-4 horas para ser terminado. Una vez que el estudiante termine nos comunicaremos con usted para programar que pase a recogerlo.
Los estudiantes permanecerán en su lugar de examen con la excepción de los descansos para ir al baño cuando sea necesario. Los estudiantes tendrán acceso a agua, snack y almuerzo en la escuela. Si gusta mandar almuerzo también lo puede hacer.
Los padres/tutores evaluarán a sus estudiantes para detectar los síntomas de COVID-19 antes de enviarlos a la escuela.
Se requiere que cada estudiante use una mascarilla/cubrebocas excepto cuando coma o beba.
Los estudiantes que están inscritos para el aprendizaje virtual entrarán por la puerta principal.
Los estudiantes serán divididos entre los sitios de prueba para asegurar que cada sitio tenga el menor número posible de estudiantes, y los estudiantes estarán apropiadamente espaciados.
Los estudiantes tendrán que traer su Chromebook de PfISD a la escuela el día de su examen. Por favor, asegúrese de que el dispositivo está completamente cargado y que traiga su cargador. Se anima a los estudiantes a traer una chamarra ligera en caso de que el lugar del examen esté frío.
Para cualquier pregunta o necesidad puede contactar a Jesus Olivas al número 512-594-6817 o a jesus.olivas@pfisd.net con preguntas.
STAAR Dates 2020-2021
Students are scheduled to take the following tests on the dates noted below:
- STAAR 5th grade Science: May 12-13, 2021
- STAAR 3rd, 4th, 5th-grade Mathematics: May 17-21, 2021
- STAAR 3rd, 4th, 5th grade Reading: May 17-21, 2021
Student Device Summer Update
After feedback from campus staff and parents, PfISD is working to allow students to continue to use their district-issued Chromebooks over the summer if preferred.
- Students will still be able to return their device if they choose to not keep one over the summer.
- Students who withdraw and/or graduate from PfISD are still required to return their device prior to leaving the district.
- Graduating seniors must return their device prior to graduation ceremonies in order to participate.
This week, all parents will receive email messages containing a link for inventory review. This link will provide a detailed inventory for the devices associated to students in PfISD. Students will also receive an announcement in Canvas asking for a check on their device(s).
We do need help from parents and students to ensure that devices are in full working order prior to the summer. The district will repair devices prior to the end of the year so that they are not in a damaged condition for summer use. Please be on the lookout for an email from PfISD Technology later this week.
Rapid Covid Testing On Campus
We are offering free rapid COVID testing on campus to staff and students. Please reach out to Nurse Christina if you are needing your child to be tested. Students must have a signed consent form by a parent before any testing can be performed. You can reach Nurse Christina by email at christina.henderson@pfisd.net or by phone at 512.594.6835.
PTO 2021-2022
Want to be more involved at HPES? Interested in joining the PTO next school year? The HPES PTO is in the process of forming and electing the executive board and committee chairs for next year. Fill out the form below if you are interested in filling a position for next school year. All candidates must be an approved volunteers by Pflugerville ISD or be able to obtain approval before the election (see form for more information).
HPES PTO SHOP
Thank you for supporting the HPES PTO. Please allow 1-2 business days for processing. Call the front office to schedule pick-up.
HPES Facemasks
Bulldog Short Sleeve Shirt (Black)
Yearbook – 2019-2020
CALENDAR 2020-2021
Please take a minute to review the calendar. I have updated a few dates based on the new calendar. Please keep in mind that these are tentative dates, and may change depending on the circumstances.
Here is the link to this year's School Year Calendar with grading periods, student holidays, etc. (updated: Jan. 22, 2021)
MAY LUNCH MENUS - FREE BREAKFAST & LUNCH FOR ALL STUDENTS
PTO UPDATES!
We are lucky to have such a wonderful PTO at our school who helps us in so many ways! Please consider joining this wonderful group of parents and join HPES Team!
Stay connected with the HPES PTO!
PTO Meeting: May 20, 2021 at 6:30 p.m.
Website: https://hpespto.org/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/highlandparkelementarypto/
Instagram: @hpes.pto
Text at @HPESPTO to 81010 to get event info via text!
SOCIAL EMOTIONAL SUPPORT (Submitted by Ms. Vazquez, HPES Counselor)
SUBSTITUTES/GUEST EDUCATORS NEEDED
PfISD is currently in need of more substitutes and guest educators, and we strive to provide the best possible qualified substitutes to ensure the quality of educators our students have. If you enjoy working with kids and can work on an on-call basis, being a substitute teacher may be for you.
To qualify to serve as a substitute in PfISD, you must be at least 21 years of age and have a high school diploma. If you hold a valid teaching certificate, are bilingual in Spanish or Vietnamese or have extensive skills/background in a high-need area, your qualification consideration is accelerated.
Applicants must complete an application online here.
KUDOS
Have a staff member who really matters and whom you want to recognize? Let’s recognize our HPES Bulldogs, no kudos is too big or too small!
Campus Kudos
- 3rd Grade Team: Huge shout out to our 3rd-grade team for planning the coolest Boot Camp! Thank you for always finding a way to make things exciting for your students!
Superintendent Kudos
- Miranda Barcena (via Heather Stevenson of Highland Park Elementary): “Miranda has saved me a million times in the past few years. She is so thorough and detail-oriented and all-around incredible at her job. Even with my deep appreciation, it is clear I can't even comprehend all of the behind scenes work that she carries. I feel so confident about every single IEP I sign because no matter how many hands build it, she is there to be that final checkpoint we need to ensure that we are signing our best draft possible. I never fear ARDs because she is there to smooth the rough parts and facilitate a positive and focused discussion. She is always there to answer my questions and I never feel like a bother to her. Thank you so much, Miranda. We love you!”
- Emily Torres of Highland Park Elementary (via Alejandra Zamorano): “Mrs. Torres has done a great job this year! We have been virtual the whole year, and she’s done an excellent job teaching both virtual and in-person students simultaneously. We feel so lucky to have her as our child’s first-grade teacher!
If you have any kudos you’d like to share, you can submit them through two different avenues:
Superintendents Mid- Week Message Kudos or HPES Bulldog Weekly News Kudos
Remember, one small positive thought or compliment can change a person's entire day. :)
LET'S TALK PLATFORM FOR PARENT QUESTIONS
05/06- 05/12- Happy Nurse Appreciation Week
05/03- Writing Inventory Window Opens K-5
05/07-05/13- Third Grade STAAR Boot Camp
05/12- STAAR Science 5th Grade On-Campus Learners
05/13-STAAR Science 5th Grade Virtual Learners
05/14- EOY Window closes for K-5
05/17-05/21- STAAR Math & Reading 3- 5 (On-Campus & Virtual Learners)
05/20-Grades due at noon
05/24-05/26-End of Year Awards- PK-5th
05/24- PK - Live Zoom Awards & Graduation
05/24- Third Grade Drive-Thru Awards 4:00-5:00 p.m.
05/25- Pegasus- Graduation and Awards Ceremony (recording will be shared with parents)
05/25- 4th Grade Drive-Thru Awards- 3:30-4:30 p.m.
05/25- Kinder Drive-Thru Awards- 4:30- 5:30 p.m.
05/26- 5th Grade Graduation Parade 4:00-6:00 p.m.
05/26- End of Year Class Celebration
05/27- Writing Inventory Window closes K-5
05/27- 5th Grade Walk (Will be recorded and emailed to parents.
05/27- Last Day of School/Early Release/Report Cards go home
Upcoming STAAR Information
The State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness, or STAAR®, is an assessment program designed to measure the extent to which students have learned and are able to apply the knowledge and skills defined in the state-mandated curriculum standards, the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS). Teachers utilize a variety of resources to help each student master grade-level TEKS necessary to be successful in future grade levels and courses.
The most recent research estimates Texas students have lost the equivalent of 3.2 months of instructional learning during the public health crisis. During a typical summer break, students can lose 2.5 months of learning. We know it is essential to close these learning gaps as soon as possible, and performance on STAAR will help us adjust our curriculum and teaching to meet the needs of our students. You can find more information about STAAR on the Texas Education Agency’s website.
Students are scheduled to take the following tests on the dates noted below:
- STAAR 4th grade Writing: April 27-28, 2021
- STAAR 5th grade Science: May 12-13, 2021
- STAAR 3rd, 4th, 5th-grade Mathematics: May 17-21, 2021
- STAAR 3rd, 4th, 5th grade Reading: May 17-21, 2021
Specific Date and Time will be confirmed in a follow-up within 7-10 days.
State assessments must be administered on campus with a trained test administrator to ensure all students have an equitable opportunity to participate. We will ensure the following onsite health and safety protocols are in place:
Parents/guardians are expected to screen their students for COVID-19 symptoms each day prior to sending their students to school.
Each student is required to wear a face mask except when eating or drinking.
Students who are enrolled in virtual learning will enter the building through the front office.
Temperatures will be measured upon arrival at the front office.
Students will be divided among testing rooms to ensure each site has the fewest possible students, and students will be appropriately spaced apart.
Students will remain in their testing rooms with the exception of restroom breaks as needed.
Students will be offered breakfast, lunch, a water bottle, and a snack free of charge. Students may bring their own lunch with them. No item or food drop-off will be permitted due to safety guidelines.
Students will be encouraged to use their own supplies when possible. Classroom supplies will be cleaned after each use.
Virtual learners will need to arrive on their assigned testing days at 8:00 - 8:15 AM. This allows time for students to be screened, eat breakfast, and transition to the testing room to begin the test.
Additional details can be found on the PfISD Return to Learn website: https://www.pfisd.net/Page/7838 and families are encouraged to contact the campus with any questions about health and safety protocols to expect on test days.
Students will need to bring their PfISD Chromebook and device charger to school on the day of their test. Please ensure the device is fully charged. Students are encouraged to bring a light jacket in case the test site is cold.
Please contact Jesus Olivas, Assistant Principal & Campus Testing Coordinator with questions at 512.594.6817.
BE SURE YOUR CHILD HAS THE FOLLOWING
If your child is in PK-2nd grade please make sure they are wearing a name tag that includes the teacher name. This will help us direct them to their classroom.
Send your child with at least 2 clean masks (they can wear one, and keep one in their backpack in case they lose it, or something happens to the one they are wearing) We will have extras but we know children feel more comfortable with their own.
Send your child with a water bottle. Students cannot drink directly from the water fountains. They will be using the water filter system and water fountains to refill their water bottle as needed.
Students may purchase a lunch from the cafeteria or bring their own lunch. Please make sure to send a lunch bag with them as parents will not be allowed to have lunch with their child or drop off a lunch. This will minimize the exposure to the students and staff.
Students should bring their District laptop or iPad. Teachers will continue to utilize the online learning platforms to turn in assignments. Please make sure the device is fully charged, but still send the charger cord.
ARRIVAL PROCESS
When dropping off your child in the morning, please make sure they have everything ready ( backpack, lunch bag etc). For safety purposes, we are asking that students exit the vehicle from the passengers side as this keeps them away from the traffic.
All staff will be on duty to support students and assisting them in locating their classroom.
7:05 a.m Bus students arrive on campus
7:15 a.m Front Doors open for car riders, walkers, and bike riders
7:20 a.m. Teachers will welcome students into their classrooms
7:30 a.m. First Bell- Students dismissed from cafeteria if eating breakfast
7:35 a.m. Tardy Bell- Students arriving after this time report directly to the office
Building will open at 7:05 a.m. for bus riders and 7:15 a.m. for car riders and walkers.
Students will sanitize hands upon entering school.
Parents/Guardians will not be allowed to walk students in.
Bus riders will enter the building through the 100 and 300 hallway doors adjacent to the bus loop at 7:05 a.m. If they are eating breakfast they will go directly to the cafeteria, if they are not eating breakfast they will go to the gym and wait. The bus riders in the gym will be sent to class at 7:13.
Car riders and walkers will enter the building through the front entrance at 7:15 a.m.
Walkers and car riders that arrive early will wait outside (back up plan for weather) - socially distanced - we will have dots/tape outside marking 6 feet.
Upon entering the building car riders, walkers and bike riders will go to the either the cafeteria or their classroom.
Students eating breakfast will be screened at the entrance of the cafeteria.
Students going directly to their classrooms will be screened for temperature at the foyer- 4 stations and will sanitize hands.
Once cleared, they will be dismissed to class. All students and staff must wear masks in the building.
Once students have entered the building, parents will not be allowed to drop off forgotten items.
DISMISSAL PROCESS
Now that we have our dismissal systems in place, we are pushing down our dismissal time to begin at 2:45. All staff will be on duty to support students and ensure social distancing during dismissal. Please make sure to inform your child's teacher if there is a change in how your child will need to go home. Parents if you are parking and walking up to get your child, please make sure to wear a mask. It is a campus expectation that anyone on campus grounds needs wear a mask. This will help us with modeling safety protocols for our students. Thank-you!
Students will be dismissed in the following order:
- 2:45 - All Bus Students report to the bus area
2:47- Pre K /Pegasus
2:50- 100 Hallway
2:53- 200 Hallway
2:56- 300 Hallway
2:59- 400 Hallway
- First, they will exit the 100/300 hallway and follow the sidewalk to the flagpole and release Parent walk- ups to the grassy area.
Next, they will release the bike riders and walkers.
Then, they will walk towards the front of the school and send the EDP/Staff care to the cafeteria through the orange door at the front entrance of the school.
Last, they will ask the car riders to sit down on the marked spots facing forward and car dismissal will begin.
DISMISSAL TAGS REMINDER
Every time we fail to follow procedures, we are less safe. With increased student enrollment is imperative that we follow procedures. Please continue being consistent with bringing/showing us your child's dismissal tag when picking them up afterschool. Remember the parent dismissal tag, must match the child’s tag. This goes for car riders also, please ensure that you have a tag displayed on the windshield when pickling your child up through the car lane. If you are missing a tag, please let your child's teacher know or call the front office so we can provide you with one.
FACE MASK REMINDER
Reminder on Covid Protocols
If you or any member in your home have tested positive for COVID:
- Your children are considered a direct contact, and should NOT return to school until their quarantine period has expired.
- Please contact Nurse Henderson @ 512-594-6800 if you have questions, or need to report a COVID positive in your home.
- Please adhere to the original CDC quarantine guidelines and do not send your children to school.
If you or any of your children are awaiting COVID results due to fever and multiple COVID related symptoms:
- Please keep your children at home pending the test results for your family members.
- Please contact Nurse Christina @ 512-594-6800 if you have questions, or need to report a COVID positive in your home.
- Please adhere to the original CDC quarantine guidelines, as PFISD has not shortened the quarantine period.
In Person Student Reminders
- Doors open at 7:15 daily
- All students must wear a mask (we can supply one if they forget)
- Breakfast & lunch is free to all students
- Students should bring a water bottle from home, if they forget simply let the teacher know
- No visitors in the building, including lunch
- All students will have temp taken on campus daily
- If your child forgets their lunch, they will be offered a cafeteria lunch free of charge
- Dismissal cards must be brought to dismissal daily for all parent walk ups and car riders
- Dismissal 2:50 pm
Virtual Student Reminders
- Please attend all live Zooms you are able
- Intervention and dyslexia classes should be attended as scheduled unless in extreme circumstances. These interventions are required by the State, and we must document absences as a reason for lack of student progress
- Please monitor your child's submissions to Canvas and See Saw. Several students are turning in blank assignments consistently
- Virtual learning cannot be done by a child independently. Students need adult help with the coursework, submitting their assignment, and showing up to their classes daily
- Your child's teacher has "office hours" daily. Please ensure if you or your child needs help, you are reaching out to your child's teacher.
- Please sign up to receive your child's teachers reminders. This may be in the form of Remind 101, class dojo etc. Staying connected will help your child be successful!
- PE, ART and Music are graded course, and your child must also complete and submit the required work to these teachers
COLD WEATHER RECESS POLICY
Children are expected to come to school prepared to participate in outdoor recess. Appropriate outerwear such as a hat, gloves and a warm coat are essential for healthy and safe outdoor play.
When the outside temperature, including wind chill, is below 32 degrees Fahrenheit, recess will be held indoors. Otherwise, recess will be outside.
New EDP Flexible Enrollment Options
The PfISD Extended Day Program is now offering flexible enrollment options for the Spring semester. The options provide more flexibility during these times of uncertainty due to the pandemic. Tuition will be billed weekly for these options and must be paid in full prior to attendance.
Weekly Option
Designed for families who need more flexibility than committing to a month of after-school care.
- Monday through Friday: $85 per week, no monthly commitment
Part-Time Options
Designed for families who do not need care each day. There are two options for you to choose from for part-time care.
- Monday, Wednesday, Friday combination: $60 per week
- Tuesday, Thursday, Friday combination: $60 per week
There is a registration fee of $75 per child or $110 per family with multiple children. Financial Assistance is available. For more information on the application process please contact the EDP office at extendedday@pfisd.net or 512-594-0148. You can also view this information and register atwww.pfisd.net/Page/8105.
CANVAS UPDATES
HPES teachers in grades 3-5 have set up their classroom Canvas Learning Platforms.
Students will log in to Canvas directly using Clever (Clever Support) or by going to pfisd.instructure.com and logging in with PfISD Google Account.
Students in grades PreK-1 will continue to use Seesaw as a learning management system.
We want to remind you all about our Canvas training course that can help you learn more about how you, as a parent, can observe your student's classwork and how students will access their assignments in Canvas.
To access the training courses for parents and students, please read the Instructions for Parents and Instructions for Students linked below in English and Spanish.
- Canvas Training Course Instructions for Parents: English | Spanish
- Canvas Training Course Instructions for Students: English | Spanish
Parents and Guardians will need to have an account and be an observer to log in and access the training course. Instructions on how to create your parent observer account in Canvas are linked below. These instructions can also be found on the Pflugerville ISD Return to Learn page. Or parents can click to watch this video to set up a Canvas account to observe their students. How-To Set Up Parent Canvas Account: English | Spanish
If you have any questions or problems with setting up your Canvas account, please utilize our Let's Talk system (www.pfisd.net/letstalk) and click on the Canvas button.
Digital Library Books
We are fortunate to have digital books available through Sora and Epic. But, we are now offering a great opportunity to take a break from screen time and get printed library books into the hands of our virtual students.
It's easy! Students will log on to our library catalog and request books. I will pull books, email families, and arrange a pickup time. Pickup days will be Fridays and Mondays.
Please share with families:
WHO DO I CONTACT?
Every summer, there are staffing changes. Staff members move on to other opportunities, and new staff members join the campus. Before emailing a staff member from last school year, it would be wise to check with our front office staff. It is also a good idea to consider which staff member is your first point of contact for questions before you send your email. You may also call the front office at 512-594-6800 and ask for the person you need to speak with. I hope this information is helpful!
Senior Admin. Associate: Mima Oiesen – miroslava.oiesen@pfisd.net
General questions regarding scheduling, procedures, teacher information, leave requests, substitutes, purchase orders (for your classroom/students), monthly and bi-weekly payroll, supplemental pay, staff travel, events, field trips, website updates, FB page, maintenance orders, after-hours events, fundraisers (any collection of money), Picture days, etc.
Receptionist: Anita Moreno-anita.moreno@pfisd.net General questions regarding scheduling, procedures, teacher information and schedule information.
Registrar: Miriam Ruvalcaba – miriam.ruvalcaba@pfisd.net
Student records, registration, residency questions, attendance, transfers, withdrawal, cumulative records, and folders, grade-book, etc.
Student Support Clerical Support: Mariela Moya- mariela.moya@pfisd.net
Schedule LPAC and 504 meetings, and gather student grades, relevant classroom, and health data.
Nurse: Christine Henderson – christine.henderson@pfisd.net
Shot records, allergy information, distribution of medication, general student health, Section 504, and SpEd as related to health, etc.
Instructional Coach: Gina Lochner – regina.lochner@pfisd.net
General questions regarding master scheduling, campus procedures, curriculum, resources, SWAT, professional development, mentoring, lesson modeling, and virtually anything teachers need regarding curriculum and instruction.
Counselor: Anna Vazquez – anna.vazquez@pfisd.net
Student care and concerns, parent and student support, Credit by Exam, Gifted and Talented information, assessment, and Section 504
Assistant Principal: Jesus Olivas –jesus.olivas@pfisd.net
Primary contact regarding discipline, LPAC, and SpEd. Additionally, virtually everything you would contact Ms. Ruiz for. It is a good idea to copy Mr. Olivas on emails sent to Ms. Ruiz because both of them are able to respond to questions or concerns.
Principal: Lizbeth Ruiz – lizbeth.ruiz@pfisd.net
Any and all topics not covered by the staff members listed above.
Please feel free to email or call us if you are needing support. We look forward to passionately serving the families of Highland Park Elementary!
COMMUNICATION AVENUES
Please let your child's teacher know if you haven't been getting the emails from HPES messenger or PfISD Communications. Our office staff will be happy to check your email and update any new emails for you in Skyward.
Below is a list of ways to reach out and stay informed with up-to-date information:
- HPES Website: https://www.pfisd.net/site/Default.aspx?PageID=37
- HPES Principal Blog: https://www.pfisd.net/Page/7831
HPES Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HighlandParkES/
HPES Twitter: @HighlandPark_ES
HPES PTO Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/highlandparkelementarypto/
School Messenger: As part of Pflugerville ISD’s effort to enhance its communication capabilities, the district has implemented a parent notification system called SchoolMessenger. This powerful tool will increase the district’s ability to communicate important information to parents in a timely manner, through email, voice messages, and text messages. In addition to providing relevant information about emergencies, school closures, events and activities, the system will also be used to communicate student absences. If you are a parent or guardian of a student in Pflugerville ISD, you do NOT need to subscribe to this list. Your information is already in the system when you initially registered and subscribing to this list could sign you up to receive multiple emails. If you need to update use the “School Messenger” link above to change your contact information.
- Grades & Attendance: access to your child(ren)’s grades and attendance through the Skyward district software student information system. Parents - Family Access Instructions (download PDF) If you do not have acess to it please send a email to: parentportal@pfisd.net , Subject Line = Skyward Family Access Account
Language Line- This is an over-the-phone interpretation on demand service with 150 languages available for families of English learners. See Master Language Line Instructions below.
Highland Park Elementary School
Website: https://www.pfisd.net/site/Default.aspx?PageID=37
Location: 428 Kingston Lacy Blvd, Pflugerville, TX, USA
Phone: 512.594.6800
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HighlandParkES/
Twitter: @HighlandPark_ES