Principal's Corner

Dear families,

Thank you to all our donors and friends who helped us exceed our goal on Giving Day. Together, our community raised a tremendous $180,000. Your support helps light the way for Catholic education in the Grand Valley.

Building Relationships: Regular attendance at parent-teacher conferences can help parents and teachers build strong relationships, fostering a sense of teamwork and trust. Attending parent-teacher conferences is crucial for several reasons, as it plays a vital role in a child's education and development. Parental attendance at conferences demonstrates support for students and teachers. Teamwork conferences allow parents and teachers to collaborate in setting specific goals for the child's academic and personal development.

Strong partnerships between parents and teachers is motivation for children. They are more likely to be engaged and committed to doing their best.

Accountability: Attending conferences shows children that their parents are invested in their education, which encourages them to take their studies seriously and be more accountable for their actions and performance.

Please sign up for parent-teacher conferences if you haven't already. Simply click on their name below to schedule a time or make a change. If you do not see your child's teacher listed, please reach out to them.

Mrs. Anderson

Ms. Cyphers

Mrs. Simpson

Mr. Morton

Miss Bisnoff

Mrs. Zentner

Middle School

Mrs. Davis

 

Email Coach Fitch HERE

 

As we come to the end of the first quarter, we have some days school isn't in session to allow teachers to plan for and hold parent/teacher conferences. Please plan accordingly and make arrangements for school pick up. Falcon's Nest will not be open on these days with the exception of before school on 10/15.

  • Friday, 10/10 - No school
  • Wednesday, 10/15-
    • No school for middle school ONLY
    • 12 PM dismissal for preschool through 5th grade
    • No Falcon's Nest after 12 PM dismissal
  • Thursday, 10/16 - No school
  • Friday, 10/17 - No school

God bless,

Mr. Aubert