Mosaic Matters - March 23, 2022

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2nd graders compare numbers during math.


Info For Parents

Kindergarten Orientation for the 2022-2023 School Year

We will be having an in-person Kindergarten Orientation on Wednesday, April 20th at 4:15 pm. This is a parent-only event. If you want to learn more about our kindergarten program please join us. It is a good opportunity to register your child, if you have not already done so. If you cannot make it, we will post a recording of the meeting on the Mosaic website.


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Water Bottles

Now that Spring and the warmer temperatures are here, please remember to send a water bottle to school with your child.


ELP I and STEM Programs for Spring 2022.

Edu-Futuro’s Youth Spring Programs are Launching Virtually:

  • ELP I Kick Off on Saturday, April 9th, 2022 at 11:00 AM 
  • STEM Programming Kick Off on Monday, April 4th, 2022 at 5:00pm for student and 7:00 PM for parents/guardians 

Please apply by our deadline: Thursday, March 31st, 2022 for the Spring session: https://linktr.ee/EduFuturo_YouthPrograms

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ELP - English | Spanish

STEM - English | Spanish

More Information

ELP I centers around the individual needs of each student. During the program, students brainstorm and design a unique roadmap for their professional and personal goals in the Vision for Life workshop. Additionally, students will see the college-to-job pipeline connection in our Journey to the Future workshop, where they will explore how their college plans connect with potential careers. Beyond professional development, students will also be able to identify community issues personally important to them and understand their potential role as changemakers in the Civic Engagement workshop. These, among several other workshops, will put students on track towards being well-rounded citizen-scholars of the world.

Edu-Futuro’s STEM program is an interactive and engaging program for students in grades 4th-12th. This program features many fields within STEM such as medical science, artificial intelligence, mathematical coding and more! The program features different STEM topics/fields each week where we’ll discuss what the field is and how it affects our daily living, unique professions that students can explore, and problem solving by talking about ethical problems that impact the field. We are excited to have the minds of the future join us today and explore the amazing world that is STEM! 


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Digital Citizenship Tips and Advice for Families

Help Kids Spot Fake News and Decode Media Messages

"With so much media and information coming at us through the television, phones, social media, and more, it's more important than ever for kids to understand the basics of media literacy. When kids can identify different types of news and media and the methods and meanings behind them, they're on their way to being critical thinkers and smart consumers."

Check out these 5 tips from common sense education®:

News & Media Literacy  English  |  Spanish  |  More Languages (Arabic, Chinese, Farsi, Korean, Russian, Tagalog, Urdu, Vietnamese)

Find more Digital Citizenship Resources for Family Engagement on common sense education®.

Upcoming Events

March 31 - 2-Hour Early Release; End of 3rd Quarter

April 1 - Student Holiday: NO SCHOOL

April 4-8 - Spring Break: NO SCHOOL

April 19 - PTA Meeting (virtual)

April 20 - Kindergarten Orientation 4:15 pm (Parents Only)