Dear Campbell Families,
It is hard to believe we are already approaching the end of our first nine weeks of school! Thursday officially marks the end of the grading period, and we are incredibly proud of the hard work, growth, and accomplishments of our Cougars. What a wonderful first quarter it has been!
This Monday is World Teachers' Day, and I can't think of a better opportunity to celebrate the amazing educators who pour so much into our students each day. We have some special surprised planned for them, but we would love for you to help us show them a little extra appreciation! Consider sending a quick note of encouragement or having your Cougar make their teacher a card. A few kind words from a student or family can mean more than you know.
As we wrap up the first nine weeks, teachers will soon be reaching out to offer conference opportunities to discuss your child's progress. These conversations are an important part of our partnership, giving us an opportunity to celebrate successes, discuss areas for continued growth, and work together to support your child.
We also want to say a huge THANK YOU for supporting our first Foodie Friday! 🌮🍕 Your participation helped make it a success. Our plan is to offer Foodie Friday once each nine weeks as a fun, special treat for students while also raising money for our faculty fund, which allows us to show some extra love and appreciation to our incredible Campbell staff throughout the year.
Finally, we have two short weeks ahead as we head into Fall Break. We hope the extra time provides an opportunity for your family to slow down, recharge, and enjoy some quality time together. 🍂
Thank you for your continued partnership, encouragement, and support. We couldn't ask for a better community to help us fulfill The Campbell Promise and develop Today's Learners. Tomorrow's Leaders. Cougar PRIDE for Life.
Here's to finishing our first nine weeks Cougar Strong! 🐾
Every Cougar. Every Day.
With Cougar PRIDE,
Mrs. Casey
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Innovative Day Schedule: Students will have lunch at 11am on their grade level's innovative day!
Tues - 2nd Grade
Wed - Kinder
10/5
- 4th Grade Swim
- World Teachers' Day
10/6
- 4th Grade Swim
- National Coaches Day - Thank you to Coach Nebsitt, Coach Sandoval, Mrs. Ruthstrom and Mrs. Lunduist for all you do for our Cougars
10/7
- National Walk or Bike to School Day
- 4th Grade Swim
10/8
- 1st Nine Weeks Ends
- 4th Grade Swim
- Wear RED Day for LCISD in honor of Dyslexia Awareness Month
- House Council Meeting from 2:00 - 2:30.
- Mia's Table Spirit Night
10/9-10/12
10/13
- Pink Out for Breast Cancer Awareness
10/15
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- 1st Nine Weeks Report Cards Released
- 1st Nine Weeks House Party/Celebrations-Color Out Day
🎂 October Staff Birthdays:
2nd - Kara Bergerson
2nd - Jacie Miller
11th - Tonia Perry
14th - Lisa Newding
19th - Xavier Villaloboz
28th - Debbie Gresham
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Mia's Table is holding an easy fundraising event all day for Campbell Elementary. Dine-in, place an order Online, or grab your food To-Go and mention Campbell Elementary when ordering for 20% to come back to the school. The Spirit Day will run from 11am-9pm.
BONUS: Have your student bring your receipt to their teacher the next day. The class with the most receipts will win a Cookie & Pizza Party from Mia's Table.
Enjoy a delicious meal while giving back to the school.
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It’s time to lace up those sneakers and/or check your bike and helmet to participate in National Walk or Bike to School Day on Wednesday, October 7th!
Whether you walk or ride, please be sure to use your bike safety skills when crossing roads or passing pedestrians.
Have your family or friends join in the healthy fun! The more walkers and bikers, the merrier!
If you'd like to send us a photo on how your family participates in National Walk or Bike to School Day, please email it to us. We are excited to see them and would love to add them to our P.E. bulletin board!
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We would love to have fathers, grandfathers, uncles, stepdads, and father figures join our Watch D.O.G.S. program! To join, you must follow these steps:
1.) LCISD Volunteer Application (MUST BE COMPLETED AND APPROVED BEFORE VOLUNTEERING)
2.) Watch D.O.G.S Shirt Order Link
3.) Watch D.O.G.S Signup Link (Please use this to sign up for your selected day/times)
Thank you to Devin Hotzel for helping to support our Watch D.O.G.S. program!
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🏃♀️ FIELD DAY • OCTOBER 29, 2026 🏃♂️
We need our Watch D.O.G.S. to help make Field Day a safe, fun, and successful day for our students!
‼️VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES ‼️
SET-UP CREW
👨👨👦 4 Dads Needed
🕖 7:00 AM – 8:30 AM
Assist Coach Nesbitt and Coach Sandoval with Field Day set-up.
☀️ SESSION 1
👨👨👦 6 Dads Needed
🕤 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM
☀️ SESSION 2
👨👨👦 6 Dads Needed
🕧 12:30 PM – 2:00 PM
Session 2 will have the same assignments as Session 1.
🧹 CLEAN-UP CREW
👨👨👦 4 Dads Needed
🕜 1:45 PM – 2:30 PM
or until finished
Assist Coach Nesbitt and Coach Sandoval with clean-up.
👟FRONT OFFICE – 1 DAD
Assist staff with students being checked out, badges, and escorting visitors to the Gym/Outside during their allotted time.
Visitor Windows:
• Session 1: 10:30–11:00 AM
• Session 2: 1:30–2:00 PM
👟 GYM/HALLWAY – 1 DAD
Stationed inside the Gym/hallway outside of the Gym.
👟 HARDTOP – 1 DAD
Stationed outside on the hardtop.
👟 TURF/TRACK – 1 DAD
Stationed outside on the turf/track.
👟 GRASS/PLAYGROUND – 1 DAD
Stationed outside in the grass/playground area.
👟 WATER DISTRIBUTION – 1 DAD
Travel with the rolling cooler and distribute water to volunteers.
🐾 WHAT WILL WATCH D.O.G.S. DO?
All dads, with the exception of the Front Office and Water Distributor, will:
✔️ Help oversee safety and behavior in their designated area
✔️ Assist volunteers with games and equipment as needed
✔️ Help keep Field Day running smoothly
✔️ Encourage and support our students!
❤️ THANK YOU, WATCH D.O.G.S.! ❤️
Your time and support help make Field Day a safe, fun, and memorable experience for our students!
⚠️ IMPORTANT! ⚠️
The LCISD Volunteer Application MUST BE COMPLETED AND APPROVED BEFORE VOLUNTEERING.
WATCH D.O.G.S. ASSISTING AT FIELD DAY DO NOT NEED TO REGISTER ON THE FIELD DAY SIGN-UP LINK.
To volunteer, please contact Coach Nesbitt and Coach Sandoval.
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FIELD DAY is coming, and we are so excited! For our new families, Field Day is a special day of health and fitness for our students. We have a wide variety of game stations available for their enjoyment that promote physical activity and healthy competition. It will be held on Thursday, October 29th. The session times are as follows:
Session 1: Grades 3rd-5th
9:30am – 11:00am
*Adult visitors are permitted to attend this session from 10:30am – 11:00am ONLY. Siblings are not allowed to attend.
Session 2: Grades K-2nd
12:30pm – 2:00pm
*Adult visitors are permitted to attend this session from 1:30pm – 2:00pm ONLY. Siblings are not allowed to attend.
ALL VOLUNTEERS MUST REGISTER WITH LAMAR CISD!
IF YOU PLAN TO VOLUNTEER FOR FIELD TRIPS, FIELD DAY, HOLIDAY PARTIES AND SUCH A BACKGROUND CHECK IS REQUIRED!
This year all volunteers are required to register as a volunteer. This includes PTO Board Members, workroom volunteers, Watch D.O.G.S. volunteers, room parents, field day volunteers, library volunteers, musical program volunteers and the list continues!
We kindly ask you to complete the volunteer application through the district as indicated below. If you need to check your status, please contact Mrs. Strain at 832-223-1300. Please do not delay in this process as those who are not pre-approved will not be permitted to volunteer on campus or at any campus sponsored events. This process could take up to a week for approval. Please visit this website to begin the process:
If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to the front office at 832-223-1300.
Field Day will be held "buddy style" as always. This means that each student will be assigned a classmate to travel with. They are instructed not to leave that buddy for the duration of Field Day. During their designated session, buddies are allowed to visit any game station available as many times as they wish.
We kindly ask that parents make arrangements for younger siblings on Field Day as they will not be permitted to attend. In addition, siblings at Campbell are allowed at their session only.
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This week, our 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders were introduced to our annual Spring Book Festival Reading Challenge during their library visits!
The goal is for students to read at least 5 books from the list below and log each one in Beanstack by selecting “Complete Activity.” The deadline to log all books is February 26.
These titles will be celebrated at LCISD’s annual Spring Book Festival in March! More details about the festival will be shared as we get closer to the event.
The purpose of this challenge is to encourage students to try new books, discover new authors and genres, and develop a love of reading. Students are welcome to read the books independently, but they certainly don’t have to! I encourage families to create your own family book club by reading these books together. You can enjoy the stories, share your thoughts, and have meaningful conversations as a family along the way!
Happy reading! 📖💚
💚,
Mrs. Bergerson
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Our District-wide reading challenge for both students and staff will continue into October! Great job to all our Cougars who have participated in logging their reading minutes in Beanstack for the first half of our challenge! Log those reading minutes in Beanstack with your chilld. Even YOU reading to them counts! Don't underestimate the power of the read aloud. It strengthens bonds, builds vocabulary, and develops students understanding of pacing and syntax.
Enjoy viewing our school leaderboard below. Way to go, readers! 📚
Happy Reading, Cougars!
♥️ Mrs. Bergerson
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We are so excited to announce the release of custom house lanyards! For $10, you will receive a breakaway lanyard customized in your Cougar's house color as well as a hard plastic ID badge holder to secure their student ID! Pre-orders are open now! We expect delivery in about 2 weeks! Get yours now! They will go FAST! |
JOINING PTO DOES NOT COMMIT YOU TO VOLUNTEERING FOR EVENTS OR ACTIVITIES!!
The Campbell PTO supports so many of the amazing things that we do at Campbell! We could not be as successful as we are without their tireless support! Help us reach our goal of having EVERY family be a part of PTO! Click the image above for more information!
The FIRST class to have 100% PTO membership will receive an extra recess and a special treat! Every class that reaches 100% membership after that will also receive a bonus recess time!
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Mrs. Newman's science class used spring scales to measure gravity this week! |
Staff Shout Outs: We love to share heart-felt shout-outs with the staff. This is a great way to let your child's teacher or any staff member know how much they are appreciated! This link will be live all school year so that we can celebrate the wonderful things being done in our school! Help us spread some joy to our staff members for a job well done or a note of appreciation.
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We love to highlight the amazing things our Cougars are doing outside of school in the community in our newsletter and on our social media all throughout the year! Feel free to email pictures & descriptions to Mrs. Casey at ecasey@lcisd.org! |
Some of our Cougars earned 1st place at their softball tournament. 2nd grader Isla, 3rd graders Blair and Hannah, and former Cougar Addie shine on and off the field! Way to go, girls! |
Check out our website with resources for our parents to access!
This is a valuable resource to enrich your child's learning experience.
You are your child's first and most important teacher. We want to be a team in helping your child grow and reach their potential. Just by asking questions about your child's day (The initial answer to "What did you do at school?" is usually, "Nothing." Keep digging and ask specific questions. I promise, they never did "nothing!") and giving them a chance to talk about what they are learning, you are solidifying the connections in their brain.
The biggest thing we ask is that you take the time to READ WITH YOUR CHILD EVERY DAY! Kids never outgrow enjoying being read to. Bedtime stories and sharing your favorite stories/books teaches children to associate reading with love and comfort.
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There will be two dates to choose from:
October 20th – Outdoor photos
November 5th – Indoor photos
Click the link below to sign up:
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PTO is looking for businesses that want to sponsor our 4th annual Fun Run. See the graphic below to discover all the benefits of participating. Please reach out to Heather Jones at treasurer@campbellpto.org or Shauna Huffington at president@campbellpto.org if you would like more information! |
Help us treat our amazing Campbell staff! Donate a new or gently used adult book for our October Staff Appreciation activity. Book collection runs October 5-23. See the flyer for drop-off details! |
Our Campbell Cougar Spirit Store is open! Stock up to make your mornings easier this fall.
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Parents, this is a friendly reminder to please send in your child’s party money, $15 total. This one-time fee covers the Holiday and End of Year parties.
See the flyer below for easy payment options. Thank you for helping make our Campbell celebrations special!
- Campbell PTO
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Yearbooks are on sale! Purchase yours before October 31st and get 10% OFF + 2 FREE custom pages to your yearbook
Custom pages allow you to add unique pictures of your child to their yearbook making it truly out of this world!
How to purchase:
2. Enter Campbell’s passcode:
1016642860374016
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If you have any questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to contact us. You can reach out via the following links:
Social Media Links:
Campbell Campus Facebook Link:
Campbell Specials Facebook Link:
PTO Website:
PTO Instagram:
@bess.campbell.elementary.pto
Grade Level Facebook Links:
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Our doors open at 6:45 am
The tardy bell rings at 7:15 am
Students are dismissed at 2:40 pm
Our car line can get backed up beginning around 7:05/7:10. Please plan to be in line by 7:00 to ensure your child has adequate time get to class and get settled before the bell rings.
We ask that you do your best to avoid picking students up early. We are teaching from 7:15-2:40. If you must pick up your child for a necessary appointment, please do so BEFORE 2:00 pm.
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Any student arriving on campus after the 7:15 AM bell must enter through the front office and receive a tardy slip before going to class.
Students are released to classrooms at 7:00 AM to begin unplacking and getting settled in for the day. Announcements & instruction begin promptly at 7:15. Please aim for having students arrive closer to 7:00 than 7:15. Being in a rush first thing in the morning can make students feel off balance and make for a rough start to the day. If you are in our car line by 7:00, you should never have an issue with tardies!
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Please do your best to keep your child's transportation plan as consistent as possible. In the event that you need to change how your child goes home, you must call the front office at 832-223-1300 NO LATER THAN 2:00 pm. If you do not get an answer, please leave a message. Our front office staff ALWAYS checks messages right at 2:00 pm before delivering transportation changes to the classrooms.
Please do not send transportation changes through your classroom teacher. They are occupied with students all day and may miss your message.
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- Walkers/bikers are released first so that they can be safely escorted off campus before buses and cars begin moving.
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If your are meeting your child for walker/biker, please wait ACROSS the street from the school! For safety, we ask that parents wait for their walkers/bikers at one of the 3 intersections across the street from Campbell @ Shadow Bend & Winding Brook or on the other side of the staff parking lot behind the school. Teachers will escort students to the crosswalk, and Mrs. Walker will safely cross them to you. We need all walkers/bikers and their parents off campus before the buses and cars start moving.
- Students in grades 1-5 who are designated as walkers will be escorted across the street by staff and are expected to walk home independently once they have crossed safely. Staff supervision ends after students have crossed the street and staff return to campus. Parents are responsible for ensuring their child has a plan for arrival home and understand that students in grades 1-5 will not be returned to campus if a parent or guardian is not present. Kindergarten students who do not have an adult available at dismissal will be returned to campus. Families who are not comfortable with their child walking home independently should select an alternative dismissal method, such as the car rider line.
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Kinder students: A teacher will escort our kinder students out and across the street. students will be released to parents who present a card. Cards can be provided to older siblings if parents are comfortable with them walking home alone. If no one is there to collect your child or you do not have your card, we will return the student to the front office, where they can be picked up by anyone with a valid ID who is on their pickup list. We understand that this may cause slight inconvenience at times, but student safety is our highest priority, and we want to make certain our youngest Cougars get home safely every day.
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- Our doors open at 6:45 am. Students MAY NOT be left unattended on the porch before this time. There is no adult on duty to supervise students until 6:45 am.
- Please do not park along the street on Shadow Bend or Winding Brook adjacent to the school. This causes traffic to back up and can become a dangerous situation for our walkers and bikers.
- Please follow all traffic laws. No u-turns are allowed on any street surrounding Campbell. We often see parents doing u-turns in the middle of the street on Winding Brook West by the bike racks to avoid the car pool line on Shadow Bend. This poses a safety risk for our walker/biker students as well as other drivers. If your child is not a walker/biker, you must use the car line.
- It is absolutely critical that the front circle driveway is not obstructed for moving traffic. The line starts at the sign by the light pole for those of you who get in line early.
- Our safety patrol students are dropped off just before 6:45, and we need to keep the area near the doors clear for those drop-offs. These cars will pull around the line to drop off at the doors. Please remain parked at the sign until waved forward by staff or safety patrol.
- Please make sure to pull all the way forward to the first cone for your child to exit your vehicle! Our safety patrol students have bright vests on and are eager to help your child! Stopping early causes backups and slows down the line.
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- To ensure safety, each driver MUST have a campus-issued car rider tag in the window to pick up students. If they do not, we will ask them to pull forward and show their ID so we can verify that the driver is authorized to pick up the student. We know that our car rider callers know many of your faces, but to ensure safety in the event of a substitute caller, we need to strictly enforce this policy. If you do not have a car rider tag, the caller will ask for your ID and call it into the front office to verify. We ask you to continue through the line and park in one of the visitor spaces. Once verified, a staff member will bring your child to your car. Replacement or additional car tags are available in the front office.
- It is absolutely critical that the front circle driveway is not obstructed for moving traffic. The regular line starts at the light pole for those of you who get in line early.
- In the spring, PTO sponsors an auction where parents can bid on being at the front of the car line. They will pull around the line and pull up to the cones early. Please remain parked behind the sign at the light pole until the teachers begin waving traffic forward.
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As we roll out the new Ron Clark house system, we are also rolling out the RCA Housepoints app that was generously provided to us by PTO!
The RCA app also tracks behavior and will be replacing our cougar daily folders for behavior infractions. You will now receive notice in the RCA app if your child has a behavior infraction for the day. The app will notify you privately. No points are removed for the infraction, but these will count in your child's social skills on report card.
All students have access to the RCA Housepoints app through ClassLink. We're asking all of you to join the app as well. It can be downloaded from your favorite app store, and you should have received a letter with your child's unique access code, which will allow you to register as a guardian and set up notifications to see when your child earns points and infractions. Please reach out if you need support getting started!
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As a parent, I know how difficult it can be to entrust your precious children with others. Please know that we take that responsibility seriously and have plans in place to be prepared in the event of an emergency. You will ALWAYS receive communication via Parent Square of any disruption to our normal operating procedures.
HOLD - Clear the hallways. All students and staff remain in their current location. Teaching and learning continues as normal.
Holds may be called for a multitude of reasons when we need the hallways to be clear. Some examples are:
- To move heavy equipment for maintenance or event setup
- To handle a medical concern of a child or adult and allow medical personnel to move through the building without obstruction and provide privacy for the sick or injured person
- To handle a public discipline or student dysregulation moment and allow privacy and dignity for an upset student
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SECURE - Return from outside. All students and staff must remain inside the building. Teaching and learning continues as normal.
A secure is called when there is something going on outside of the campus that poses a risk. Some examples are:
- An animal in one of the outside learning spaces/playground area
- Maintenance or construction occurring in one of our outdoor spaces
- Police or other emergency action nearby in the neighborhood
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EVACUATION - Evacuate the building. All students and staff must exit the building. Teaching and learning is paused.
A secure is called when there is something going on inside of the campus that poses a risk. Some examples are:
- Fire
- Chemical spill
- Gas leak
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SHELTER - Response depends on the issue. All students and staff follow administrators' instructions. Teaching and learning is paused.
A shelter is called when there is a dangerous weather condition or hazardous material situation that requires us to seek shelter. Some examples are:
- Tornado warnings
- Hazmat situations inside or outside of the building
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LOCKDOWN - Locks, Lights, Out of Sight. All students and staff remain behind locked doors, lights are turned off, and students are moved to a location in the room not visible from the door. Teaching and learning is paused.
A lockdown is called when there is a threat inside the building. Although this situation has never happened at Campbell, we do practice with the students.
We know this is a scary one. Rest assured that our classroom doors are already locked at all times, so no time is wasted during a lockdown to secure the classrooms. We explain to students that if they are out in the hallways at the restroom or for some other task when a lockdown in called, they are to run to the nearest classroom. Teachers do a brief sweep of the hallway as they close their door to ensure that children in the hallways are gathered safely into a room and accounted for.
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Our emergency response system allows for teachers to account for themselves and students silently on a mobile app, so within a very short period of time, administration is aware of the location of all students and staff during any of our emergency protocols. We practice this during regular drills. Staff members can also initiate an emergency through this app if they notice something, and it will alert the entire campus as well as district personnel.
In addition, the district has recently equipped all staff members with an emergency button that is worn with our lanyards. Staff can push the button 3 times to call for leadership team assistance, and pushing the button 7 or more times initiates a campus lockdown. This notifies the entire campus as well as district personnel and emergency services.
We take safety very seriously, and we want you to understand the systems we have in place to practice and ensure that everyone knows what to do in an emergency. I consider your child's safety to be my #1 priority.
I would ask that when you receive notice of a drill or actual emergency that you resist the urge to immediately call or come up to campus. I will be in direct communication with district and emergency officials, and it is critical that phone lines are kept clear. Coming on campus can create a more dangerous situation. We will communicate as much as we can as soon as we can, but we have to prioritize securing the campus and ensuring the safety of everyone over outside communication.
Below is a reference guide to our safety protocols in LCISD. These are available in every classroom & public area of the school. Drills are held regularly to ensure everyone knows what to do in the event of an emergency on or around campus.
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We are so excited to begin welcoming lunch visitors.
Parents are asked to utilize our cougar cafe on the right side of the cafeteria for lunch visits. Due to safety and privacy, you may only provide food for and eat with your own child.
Our Innovative Day schedule will be shared weekly. Please know that the lunch schedule will change on your child's grade level innovative days. Please check the schedule in the newsletter when planning a visit.
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Campbell Elementary has an amazing reputation for partnering with our parents and community to serve our students in a multitude of ways.
In order to serve as a campus volunteer, attend field trips, etc. we must have a current volunteer application completed.
If you have any questions or would like more information about the district’s various volunteer opportunities, please click on the link.
If you have submitted an application and have questions, please reach out to Tori Hernandez at torivia.hernandez@lcisd.org.
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Need support on how to use Canvas?
Canvas is the digital classroom platform used in LCISD.
If you need support with Canvas, please reach out to Nikki Agner: nagner@lcisd.org
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SchoolCafé gives students and parents a quick and easy way to stay on top of their nutrition. Families can make payments, set up auto pay, set purchase restrictions, get alerts and more. |
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I do most of my communication through Parent Square!
Download the ParentSquare app to stay informed and encourage greater engagement and connection with your student's campus and Lamar CISD.
As a registered parent, you can:
- Receive messages from the school and district via phone, email, text, or app notification
- Choose to receive information as it comes or all at once with a daily digest at 6pm
- Communicate in your preferred language
- Comment on school postings to engage with your school community
- Direct message teachers, staff, and other parents
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As the popularity of e-bikes and other motorized vehicles continues to grow, Lamar CISD is reminding families of the transportation expectations designed to keep students, staff, and visitors safe on our campuses. Students who transport themselves to and from school must use authorized methods of transportation. E-bikes are permitted on campus when operated in accordance with Texas law. To be considered a legal e-bike, the bicycle must have functional pedals and may not exceed the speed limits established by state regulations (20 to 28 mph, depending on the class of e-bike). Additionally, operators of Class 3 e-bikes, which can travel up to 28 mph and are equipped with a speedometer, must be at least 15 years of age.
Many vehicles marketed as "e-bikes" do not meet the legal definition of an e-bike under Texas law and cannot be operated on public roadways or school property. We encourage families to verify that any motorized bicycle their student rides complies with state law before bringing it to campus.
The following vehicles are prohibited because they do not meet the legal definition of an e-bike or are otherwise not authorized for student use on school property:
- ATVs (All-Terrain Vehicles)
- OHVs (Off-Highway Vehicles)
- Electric motorcycles
- Electric mini-bikes
- Pocket bikes
- Similar high-powered motorized devices
Students must also comply with all applicable traffic laws while on school grounds, including requirements related to helmets, licensing, permits, registration, and insurance.
If a prohibited motorized vehicle is brought onto campus, school police will notify campus administration and contact the student's parent or guardian to arrange for the vehicle to be picked up.
Our goal is not to inconvenience families. It is to ensure that every student arrives at school safely while complying with Texas law. We appreciate your partnership in helping us maintain a safe learning environment for everyone.
If you have questions regarding whether a vehicle is permitted on campus, please contact the school administration before sending it with your child.
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Lamar CISD launched the 2025-2030 Strategic Plan, a collective commitment to students, families, staff, and the community. Rooted in shared values and shaped by voices across the district, this plan serves as a roadmap for the future of learning in our schools. With a clear vision and mission, six powerful values, and five strategic priorities, Lamar CISD is ensuring big thinking, bold learning, and bright futures for every student.
Our Vision
We are a values-driven community where innovation thrives, excellence is the standard, and every student has access to an elite education.
Our Mission
We equip every student with the knowledge and skills to pursue meaningful opportunities – boldly shaping futures filled with purpose, possibility, and impact.
Our Values
Accountability
Big-Thinking
Compassion
Excellence
Integrity
Joy
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