Frozen, Jr.: THIS WEEKEND

Buy your tickets now for our Frozen, Jr. shows! Caleb casts will be performing this Saturday, February 22 and Sunday, February 23. Buy your tickets at www.youngactorsstage.com and be sure to click the Caleb Greenwood casts!

Readathon News!

Great news! Through your donations, we raised $11,782 and an additional $560 from our Barnes & Noble Book Fair. JT Riehl and Gage Reinhard tied for our top fundraisers so will split the East Sac Bikes gift card for $100 each. Great job, everyone! Time to get ready to enjoy a week of NO HOMEWORK March 16-20!

Art Ark Family Night: March 4

The Crocker Art Ark is returning to Caleb next month. All classes will visit during the school day, but we encourage you to enjoy this interactive mobile art gallery as a family on Wednesday, March 4, 5:30-7:00.

Conferences & Shortened Days: March 13-20

Spring parent conferences are right around the corner, March 13-20. Scheduling letters will go home this week and next. Please plan now for shortened days! Primary will be dismissed at 12:10 and intermediate at 12:19, Friday, March 13 through Friday, March 20.

Family Dance: Friday, March 27

Bring your friends and family and channel your inner STAR at this year’s Cougar family dance. Rock your outfit down the red carpet entrance, capture the evening’s memories at the photo booth, and dance with fellow Cougar’s to DJ Char’s awesome beats.

When: Friday, March 27th, 6 – 8 pm Where: Multipurpose Room Dress: Black & White

Tickets on sale before and after school the week of March 23rd as well as online ($20 per family/$5 per ticket or $6 at the door). Parents, please help ensure this is a magical evening for our kids. Sign up at

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/70A084DAAA823A3F94-family or contact me directly to see how you can help: Sarah Rodriguez 512-963-9525!

Spread Some Love with a Yearbook

This is the final month you can purchase a 2019-2020 Caleb Greenwood Yearbook so please SUBMIT YOUR ORDERS! Yearbooks are now $35 each. You can personalize yearbooks by embossing a child’s name or adding icons for a small fee. Purchasing a yearbook is fast and easy at www.jostens.com! Email Caleb’s Yearbook Advisor Ana Tintocalis with any questions: analeetintocalis@gmail.com

Spring Auction: Saturday, April 18

This year our spring fundraiser will again be a combination of an Online Auction and Party! The auction being online means school families, friends, neighbors and even grandparents will be able to participate! And the party – an Enchanted Tiki Evening – will be Saturday, April 18th at the Turn Verein in East Sac with yummy food, drinks, dancing and more fun! Can you co-chair the event? Want to be on the planning committee? Contact Jen Wonnacott at JenWonnacott@gmail.com. 

February Learner Profile and Action Focus

Communicator Advocacy

In IB PYP, being a Communicator means we understand and express ideas and information confidently and creatively in more than one language and in a variety of modes of communication. Being a communicator may spring from new learning and result in Action in the form of Advocacy – seeking to ensure that people, particularly those who are most vulnerable in society, can have their voice heard on issues that are important to them. As a Communicator and an Advocate you may want to share your learning and concerns with family, friends, and all who will listen; send letters and emails to local and global officials to communicate your ideas; write articles and stories about issues important to you; give a speech and teach others about your cause; attend a speech or talk to listen to other perspectives; or maybe join others with similar passions to get your voices heard!

Talk with your family about what values your family holds and explore issues and topics that align with these values. Then do some research together to see how you can communicate your opinions or bring awareness to that issue by becoming Communicators and for your cause! 

The Campaign Continues… Troop 3195 Needs Your Help!
Girl Scout Troop 3195 Become Communicators & Advocates for Girls Worldwide!

Caleb Greenwood Girl Scout Troop 3195 has become advocates for girls world-wide after learning about the daily struggle many girls in impoverished countries endure to get drinking water for their families. The Troop learned that

some girls travel many miles and take many hours to fill containers of water that is often dirty and unsafe for drinking. By providing clean, accessible drinking water through the charitable organization called The Water Project communities receive healthy drinking water and girls have more time to go to school and focus on their studies.

Come hear about and participate in Troop 3195’s campaign!

The Water Project Campaign Information Booth
Near cafeteria, before and after school
Thursday, Feb 20 and Friday, Feb 21
Also at Friday Sing on Friday Morning (Feb 21) in cafeteria @ 8:15