☕ Coffee with the Principal – Our Last One! 🗓 Thursday 5/14 | 8:15 AM | Room 403 Reflect on the year, preview 2026–27 events, student supports & next steps.
On behalf of the entire school staff, we wanted to thank our community for your generosity and thoughtfulness during our Staff Appreciation Week. We were overwhelmed by the outpouring of signs of affection for our team (sweets, food, flowers, gifts, notes, etc). We certainly felt very appreciated! Thank you!
The final quarter of the school year will be a busy and exciting time filled with continued learning, fun school activities, and important end-of-year assessments. Please review the important testing information below and mark your calendars with the upcoming assessment dates.
We encourage you to support your child by:
Ensuring they get a good night’s sleep
Providing a healthy breakfast each morning
Reminding them to do their best and letting them know how proud you are
Making sure all cell phones are put away during testing to avoid any test irregularities
If possible, leave iWatches and other smart devices at home
CAASPP State Testing for Grades 3–6
The California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress (CAASPP) helps provide valuable information to teachers, students, and families about student learning and achievement.
Interested in learning more or helping your child prepare?
Check out this parent guide to understand the purpose of the CAASPP assessment.
Want to review practice questions together? We can help point you in the right direction! Click on the link for more information: Practice and Training Site
Together, we can help make this a positive and successful testing experience for all our students. Thank you for your continued support!
Loma Verde Community Check-In Spring Survey
Please take a few minutes to complete our Loma Verde Community Check-In Spring Survey.
We look forward to another amazing year with our LEAD families!
📣 We Want to Hear From You, LEAD Families!
Your voice matters! As we continue to grow and improve our LEAD Clubs, we would love your feedback. Please take a few minutes to complete our survey and share your thoughts, ideas, and experiences.
Your input helps us create engaging, fun, and meaningful opportunities for all of our students.
Thank you for being a valued part of our LEAD community!
Get ready for an exciting summer! Summer LEAD Academy is almost here! 🎉 Registration is still open! We can’t wait for another season of fun, learning, and amazing experiences. If you have any questions, please check in with Ms. Jackie. Let’s make it a great summer! 🌈
Show encouragement during testing month! Purchase a Gratitude Gram—a bag of uplifting treats—for your child or a friend for only $2.00. Sold by Student Council. Thank you for supporting our students!
We Need You!2026-2027 School Site Council Parent & Community Member Elections
We are looking for parents and community members that are interested in being part of our Loma Verde School Site Council. There are 5 parents/community members on this committee that serve a 2-year term. If you are interested in running for our Loma Verde School Site Council, please click here to put your name on the ballot. SSC elections will be held the week of 5/26/26. The meetings are once a month, on a Tuesday, from 3-4:00 pm. SSC helps make decisions on school safety and how to spend our LCAP and Title 1 funds. Contact bree.watson@cvesd.org if you have questions. SSC Parent/Community Member Nomination Form
Have you changed your address, email address, or phone number since the start of the school year? Please notify the office in case we need to contact you in an emergency.
Open Enrollment for New Students 2026-2027 School Year
The Chula Vista Elementary School District (CVESD) has open enrollment for new Transitional Kindergarten (TK) and Kindergarten students for the 2026–27 school year. Eligibility for the next school year includes:
TK: Children who turn 4 on or before September 1, 2026
Kindergarten: Children who turn 5 on or before September 1, 2026
For full enrollment details, visit cvesd.org/enrollnow or contact your neighborhood school.
Every Minute Counts!
Did you know that being just 5 minutes late each day can add up to a significant loss of learning time over the course of the school year? Every minute matters—especially in the morning when routines are set and learning begins.
Please take a moment to talk with your child about the importance of arriving at school on time every day. Building strong habits now sets the tone for a successful day and a successful year!
Here’s what you need to know:
Line-Up Time: 2nd-6th grade students should be lined up on the blacktop by 7:55 AM. TK-1st grade students should be in the auditorium by 7:55 AM.
Start Time: Classes begin promptly at 8:00 AM.
Gate Closure: For the safety and security of our campus, all gates will close at 8:00 AM.
After 8:00 AM, students must enter through the office and will be marked tardy.
Let’s work together to help every student make the most of their learning time. Thank you for your continued support!
Week #34 TK-6th grade attendance average: 96.2% (Goal is 98% or higher)
Year-to-date (8/23/25-5/8/26) average attendance: 95.2% (Goal is 98%)
Week #34 Highest Attendance
99.3% Ms. Jones – 4th grade
99.2% Ms. Lopez – 5th grade
99.1% Ms. Samayoa – 3rd grade
Week #34 Most Improved Attendance
Ms. deAnda – 1st grade
Ms. Samayoa – 3rd grade
Valle Lindo has invited all families to attend the following workshops. Let’s join them!
2026-27 School Year-Round Calendar
Click here for the 2026-2027 school calendar is now available! You can find it posted on both the district and our website. We’ve included all the key dates for the upcoming school year. Please be sure to plan family events around our scheduled school breaks so that students can attend school every day. Remember, we are on a modified year-round calendar, and school will start on July 22, 2026! Click Here for the 2026-27 School Year-Round Calendar.
Student Start Date: July 22, 2026
Student End Date: June 4, 2027
Key breaks include:
Fall Break: September 21– October 5, 2026
Thanksgiving Break: November 23 – November 27, 2026
Winter Break: December 21, 2026 – January 11, 2027
Spring Break: March 22 – April 2, 2027
LOMA VERDE SPIRIT GEAR IS FOR SALE
We are selling Loma Verde spirit shirts and hoodies at school. The T-shirts are $15 and the sweatshirts cost $33. (Cash only at this time.) Students can wear the spirit t-shirts and sweatshirt any day of the week OR the uniform shirt. Order forms can be picked up in the office or click here. Let’s show our school spirit, Wildcats! Please make sure to write your child’s first and last name inside their hoodie.
PARKING, DROP-OFF, AND PICK-UP
Arrival & Dismissal Reminders
Thank you for your continued patience and cooperation during drop-off and pick-up. To keep everyone safe and things running smoothly:
Use only the designated drop-off/pick-up zones.
If you need to leave your car, park in the lot—not the bus loop.
No dogs on campus during arrival or dismissal.
Do not park in RESERVED or staff spaces.
Students must walk bikes on sidewalks.
Morning Drop-Off Times:
7:15–7:55 AM for students eating breakfast
7:30–8:00 AM for all others 2nd-6th grader students line up on the blacktop and are picked up by teachers at 8:00 AM. Instruction begins promptly at 8:00—students arriving after this time are marked tardy. TK-1st grade students sit in the auditorium at their assigned table. The teacher will pick up the students at 8:00 a.m.
SDC Preschool & Preschool: Follow your teacher’s specific drop-off and pick-up instructions.
Afternoon Pick-Up:
Students not picked up by 2:45 PM (or 1:15 PM on minimum days) will be taken to the office and must be signed out.
Parents must sign into the Raptor System to enter the campus to drop off their student beginning 1/2026. Parents must exit by the first bell at 7:55 am.
Let’s all remember to be patient, kind, and considerate—thank you for helping us keep Loma Verde safe and welcoming for everyone!
Gently Used Uniforms Needed
Has your child outgrown their school uniform? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office. We are also accepting donations of new, packaged underwear for this purpose.
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
LOST AND FOUND
Please note that the lost and found rack will be at the front of the school by the office. Remember to use a permanent marker to put your child’s name on jackets, sweaters, lunch bags, and water bottles.
Please join us in celebrating our Loma Verde staff during the week of 5/4-5/8. We appreciate all of their hard work and dedication to our students’ success. Check out some of the suggested ways to appreciate our Loma Verde Elementary School staff. Thank you!
CAN YOU PLEASE HELP? Loma Verde Staff Appreciation Week 2026 Sign-Up
Help us celebrate our 65 amazing Loma Verde teachers and support staff! Your support helps make this week extra special.
Donations from the SignUpGenius will be used for staff breakfasts, lunches, and snacks throughout the week, plus a PTO‑hosted luncheon on Friday, 5/8. Store‑bought items only. Drop off donations at the front office 4/27–5/8 (7:30 a.m.–4:00 p.m.). Sign up here: bit.ly/4mBFPY2
Thank you for helping us honor the incredible staff who make Loma Verde such a special place to learn and grow!
Thank you, PTO, for a Fun Day of the Child Celebration!
The final quarter of the school year will be a busy and exciting time filled with continued learning, fun school activities, and important end-of-year assessments. Please review the important testing information below and mark your calendars with the upcoming assessment dates.
We encourage you to support your child by:
Ensuring they get a good night’s sleep
Providing a healthy breakfast each morning
Reminding them to do their best and letting them know how proud you are
Making sure all cell phones are put away during testing to avoid any test irregularities
If possible, leave iWatches and other smart devices at home
CAASPP State Testing for Grades 3–6
The California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress (CAASPP) helps provide valuable information to teachers, students, and families about student learning and achievement.
Interested in learning more or helping your child prepare?
Check out this parent guide to understand the purpose of the CAASPP assessment.
Want to review practice questions together? We can help point you in the right direction! Click on the link for more information: Practice and Training Site
Together, we can help make this a positive and successful testing experience for all our students. Thank you for your continued support!
Buy Your Gratitude Grams!
Show encouragement during testing month! Purchase a Gratitude Gram—a bag of uplifting treats—for your child or a friend for only $2.00. Sold by Student Council. Thank you for supporting our students!
Our Loma Verde Garden Club was highlighted by CVESD on Instagram in celebration of Earth Month! 🌎🌱 Take a look at all the fun we’re having as students learn about gardening, plants, healthy fruits and vegetables—and making friends along the way!
6th Grade Living History Museum!
Congratulations, Mrs. Castro, Top 10 CVESD Teacher of the Year!
Have you changed your address, email address, or phone number since the start of the school year? Please notify the office in case we need to contact you in an emergency.
Open Enrollment for New Students 2026-2027 School Year
The Chula Vista Elementary School District (CVESD) has open enrollment for new Transitional Kindergarten (TK) and Kindergarten students for the 2026–27 school year. Eligibility for the next school year includes:
TK: Children who turn 4 on or before September 1, 2026
Kindergarten: Children who turn 5 on or before September 1, 2026
For full enrollment details, visit cvesd.org/enrollnow or contact your neighborhood school.
Every Minute Counts!
Did you know that being just 5 minutes late each day can add up to a significant loss of learning time over the course of the school year? Every minute matters—especially in the morning when routines are set and learning begins.
Please take a moment to talk with your child about the importance of arriving at school on time every day. Building strong habits now sets the tone for a successful day and a successful year!
Here’s what you need to know:
Line-Up Time: 2nd-6th grade students should be lined up on the blacktop by 7:55 AM. TK-1st grade students should be in the auditorium by 7:55 AM.
Start Time: Classes begin promptly at 8:00 AM.
Gate Closure: For the safety and security of our campus, all gates will close at 8:00 AM.
After 8:00 AM, students must enter through the office and will be marked tardy.
Let’s work together to help every student make the most of their learning time. Thank you for your continued support!
Week #33 TK-6th grade attendance average: 94.4% (Goal is 98% or higher)
Year-to-date (8/23/25-5/1/26) average attendance: 95.1% (Goal is 98%)
Week #33 Highest Attendance
100% Ms. Jones – 4th grade
98.8% Ms. Kang – 3rd grade
97.5% Ms. Polanco Campos – 1st grade
Week #33 Most Improved Attendance
Ms. Rincon – 2nd grade
Ms. Jones – 4th grade
2026-27 School Year-Round Calendar
Click here for the 2026-2027 school calendar is now available! You can find it posted on both the district and our website. We’ve included all the key dates for the upcoming school year. Please be sure to plan family events around our scheduled school breaks so that students can attend school every day. Remember, we are on a modified year-round calendar, and school will start on July 22, 2026! Click Here for the 2026-27 School Year-Round Calendar.
Student Start Date: July 22, 2026
Student End Date: June 4, 2027
Key breaks include:
Fall Break: September 21– October 5, 2026
Thanksgiving Break: November 23 – November 27, 2026
Winter Break: December 21, 2026 – January 11, 2027
Spring Break: March 22 – April 2, 2027
LOMA VERDE SPIRIT GEAR IS FOR SALE
We are selling Loma Verde spirit shirts and hoodies at school. The T-shirts are $15 and the sweatshirts cost $33. (Cash only at this time.) Students can wear the spirit t-shirts and sweatshirt any day of the week OR the uniform shirt. Order forms can be picked up in the office or click here. Let’s show our school spirit, Wildcats! Please make sure to write your child’s first and last name inside their hoodie.
PARKING, DROP-OFF, AND PICK-UP
Arrival & Dismissal Reminders
Thank you for your continued patience and cooperation during drop-off and pick-up. To keep everyone safe and things running smoothly:
Use only the designated drop-off/pick-up zones.
If you need to leave your car, park in the lot—not the bus loop.
No dogs on campus during arrival or dismissal.
Do not park in RESERVED or staff spaces.
Students must walk bikes on sidewalks.
Morning Drop-Off Times:
7:15–7:55 AM for students eating breakfast
7:30–8:00 AM for all others 2nd-6th grader students line up on the blacktop and are picked up by teachers at 8:00 AM. Instruction begins promptly at 8:00—students arriving after this time are marked tardy. TK-1st grade students sit in the auditorium at their assigned table. The teacher will pick up the students at 8:00 a.m.
SDC Preschool & Preschool: Follow your teacher’s specific drop-off and pick-up instructions.
Afternoon Pick-Up:
Students not picked up by 2:45 PM (or 1:15 PM on minimum days) will be taken to the office and must be signed out.
Parents must sign into the Raptor System to enter the campus to drop off their student beginning 1/2026. Parents must exit by the first bell at 7:55 am.
Let’s all remember to be patient, kind, and considerate—thank you for helping us keep Loma Verde safe and welcoming for everyone!
Gently Used Uniforms Needed
Has your child outgrown their school uniform? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office. We are also accepting donations of new, packaged underwear for this purpose.
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
LOST AND FOUND
Please note that the lost and found rack will be at the front of the school by the office. Remember to use a permanent marker to put your child’s name on jackets, sweaters, lunch bags, and water bottles.
Wow—can you believe we’re already in Week 33? Time really is flying by!
A special shoutout to everyone who joined us for our Zootopia 2 Family Movie Night. It was such a joy to come together as a community. We are especially grateful to our amazing volunteers—we truly couldn’t do it without you!
This Wednesday, 4/30, we will celebrate the Day of the Child. The PTO has planned special activities and treats during lunchtime. It is also a Sports-Themed Spirit Day, so students are encouraged to wear their favorite sports gear!
Yearbooks Are on Sale! Don’t miss the chance to capture this year’s special memories. The yearbooks are $30 until 5/3, then increase to $35 from 5/4-5/22. Here is the link to purchase your book: https://shop.yearbookmarket.com/lomaverdeelementaryschool
This week is packed with exciting learning opportunities, and we appreciate your continued support in helping students stay focused and engaged. Please continue to prioritize attendance—every day makes a difference.
A few important reminders:
Thursday, 4/30 3:15-3:45 – PTO Meet & Greet with Valle Lindo PTO Join us as we welcome the Valle Lindo PTO, who will be joining our school for the 2026–2028 school years. Please stop by to say hello and chat about our wonderful school and community events.
Friday, 5/1 8:00–8:30– Fun Family Friday This will be our last Fun Family Friday of the year and is open to TK–2nd grade families only. Students in 3rd–6th grade will be preparing for upcoming CAASPP testing next week.
Friday, 5/1 8:30 – PTO Meeting Help us finalize the rest of our 4th quarter special events. We’d love your support and ideas!
Staff Appreciation Week: 5/4–5/8 We are collecting donations to celebrate our incredible staff. If you’re able to contribute, please sign up here: bit.ly/4mBFPY2
Don’t forget to mark your calendars for our end-of-the-year celebrations and events—you won’t want to miss them! Thank you for being such a vital part of our Loma Verde community. Let’s finish the year strong!
With appreciation, Mrs. Watson
CVESD End-of-Year Survey Now Live!
As part of the Chula Vista Elementary School District’s (CVESD) ongoing commitment to continuous improvement, CVESD invites the community to participate in our confidential End-of-Year Hanover Survey.
The Hanover Survey provides valuable feedback that helps us better understand the needs, experiences, and priorities for CVESD. Your input directly informs district decision-making and helps guide planning for the upcoming school year, ensuring we continue to provide high-quality learning experiences for every student.
Students in grades 4–6 may participate with parent/guardian consent. Opt-in information was shared with families the week of April 6. If you would like your child to participate, please return the completed opt-in form to your child’s teacher.
The Hanover Survey is now open through Tuesday, April 28. We encourage you to take a few minutes to share your feedback by taking the Hanover Survey, today.
Thank you in advance for your participation and valuable input.
Get ready for an exciting summer! Summer LEAD Academy is almost here! Registration opens Friday, April 17th at 6:00 PM, so be sure to mark your calendars and grab your spot!
We can’t wait for another season of fun, learning, and amazing experiences. If you have any questions, I’m always here and happy to help! – Ms. Jackie
CAN YOU PLEASE HELP? Loma Verde Staff Appreciation Week 2026 Sign-Up
💙 Staff Appreciation Week: 5/4–5/8 💙
Help us celebrate our 65 amazing Loma Verde teachers and support staff! Your support helps make this week extra special.
🧁 Donations from the SignUpGenius will be used for staff breakfasts, lunches, and snacks throughout the week, plus a PTO‑hosted luncheon on Friday, 5/8. 📦 Store‑bought items only. Drop off donations at the front office 4/27–5/8 (7:30 a.m.–4:00 p.m.). 👉 Sign up here: bit.ly/4mBFPY2
🌟 Student Spirit Days – Ways to Show Appreciation:
Monday, 5/4 – School Spirit Day Wear your Loma Verde spirit shirt or school colors to show pride in our amazing staff.
Tuesday, 5/5 – Gift of Giving Bring a small gift, a handmade item, or a special student drawing for a teacher or staff member.
Wednesday, 5/6 – Thankful Wednesday Write a thank‑you note, card, or message expressing appreciation.
Thursday, 5/7 – Food Treat Thursday Bring your teacher or staff member a favorite snack or drink (store‑bought, please).
Friday, 5/8 – Flower Friday Give a real flower or a hand‑drawn flower picture to brighten their day.
Thank you for helping us honor the incredible staff who make Loma Verde such a special place to learn and grow! 💙
State & Local Testing Begins Soon!
The final quarter of the school year will be a busy and exciting time filled with continued learning, fun school activities, and important end-of-year assessments. Please review the important testing information below and mark your calendars with the upcoming assessment dates.
We encourage you to support your child by:
Ensuring they get a good night’s sleep
Providing a healthy breakfast each morning
Reminding them to do their best and letting them know how proud you are
Making sure all cell phones are put away during testing to avoid any test irregularities
If possible, leave iWatches and other smart devices at home
CAASPP State Testing for Grades 3–6
The California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress (CAASPP) helps provide valuable information to teachers, students, and families about student learning and achievement.
Interested in learning more or helping your child prepare?
Check out this parent guide to understand the purpose of the CAASPP assessment.
Want to review practice questions together? We can help point you in the right direction! Click on the link for more information: Practice and Training Site
Together, we can help make this a positive and successful testing experience for all our students. Thank you for your continued support!
Loma Verde Elementary offers both the Dual Immersion (English & Spanish 50/50) program and English-only classes in Transitional Kindergarten through 6th grade. Call 619-420-3940 for more information or click here to register.
Have you changed your address, email address, or phone number since the start of the school year? Please notify the office in case we need to contact you in an emergency.
Loma Verde Variety Show!
The Loam Verde Variety Show will take place at the end of the quarter. If your child is interested in participating as an actor or performing their talent, please email judy.fisher@cvesd.org and pick up a registration form in the office. We are excited to see our talented students show off their amazing skills! Thank you to Ms. Fisher for organizing this special event for our Wildcats.
DO YOU NEED BEFORE-SCHOOL CHILD CARE?
We have open spots available this Spring for our before-school program, Lead Hub! Drop-off is from 6:30–7:15 AM, and students participate in engaging activities until 7:45 AM. To sign up, please use the Loma Verde Elementary link: https://leadlomaverdeelementary.jumbula.com/. If you need additional information, feel free to email our Program Supervisor, Byanca, at lomaverde@ymcasd.org or call (619) 798‑9622.
Open Enrollment for New Students 2026-2027 School Year
The Chula Vista Elementary School District (CVESD) has open enrollment for new Transitional Kindergarten (TK) and Kindergarten students for the 2026–27 school year. Eligibility for the next school year includes:
TK: Children who turn 4 on or before September 1, 2026
Kindergarten: Children who turn 5 on or before September 1, 2026
For full enrollment details, visit cvesd.org/enrollnow or contact your neighborhood school.
Every Minute Counts!
Did you know that being just 5 minutes late each day can add up to a significant loss of learning time over the course of the school year? Every minute matters—especially in the morning when routines are set and learning begins.
Please take a moment to talk with your child about the importance of arriving at school on time every day. Building strong habits now sets the tone for a successful day and a successful year!
Here’s what you need to know:
Line-Up Time: 2nd-6th grade students should be lined up on the blacktop by 7:55 AM. TK-1st grade students should be in the auditorium by 7:55 AM.
Start Time: Classes begin promptly at 8:00 AM.
Gate Closure: For the safety and security of our campus, all gates will close at 8:00 AM.
After 8:00 AM, students must enter through the office and will be marked tardy.
Let’s work together to help every student make the most of their learning time. Thank you for your continued support!
Week #32 TK-6th grade attendance average: 92.6% (Goal is 98% or higher)
Year-to-date (8/23/25-4/24/26) average attendance: 95.1% (Goal is 98%)
Week #32 Highest Attendance
100% Ms. Villanueva – 2nd & 3rd grade
98.8% Ms. Montaño – 2nd grade
96.5% Ms. Kang – 3rd grade
Week #32 Most Improved Attendance
Ms. Montaño – 2nd grade
Ms. Polanco – 1st grade
2026-27 School Year-Round Calendar
Click here for the 2026-2027 school calendar is now available! You can find it posted on both the district and our website. We’ve included all the key dates for the upcoming school year. Please be sure to plan family events around our scheduled school breaks so that students can attend school every day. Remember, we are on a modified year-round calendar, and school will start on July 22, 2026! Click Here for the 2026-27 School Year-Round Calendar.
Student Start Date: July 22, 2026
Student End Date: June 4, 2027
Key breaks include:
Fall Break: September 21– October 5, 2026
Thanksgiving Break: November 23 – November 27, 2026
Winter Break: December 21, 2026 – January 11, 2027
Spring Break: March 22 – April 2, 2027
LOMA VERDE SPIRIT GEAR IS FOR SALE
We are selling Loma Verde spirit shirts and hoodies at school. The T-shirts are $15 and the sweatshirts cost $33. (Cash only at this time.) Students can wear the spirit t-shirts and sweatshirt any day of the week OR the uniform shirt. Order forms can be picked up in the office or click here. Let’s show our school spirit, Wildcats! Please make sure to write your child’s first and last name inside their hoodie.
PARKING, DROP-OFF, AND PICK-UP
Arrival & Dismissal Reminders
Thank you for your continued patience and cooperation during drop-off and pick-up. To keep everyone safe and things running smoothly:
Use only the designated drop-off/pick-up zones.
If you need to leave your car, park in the lot—not the bus loop.
No dogs on campus during arrival or dismissal.
Do not park in RESERVED or staff spaces.
Students must walk bikes on sidewalks.
Morning Drop-Off Times:
7:15–7:55 AM for students eating breakfast
7:30–8:00 AM for all others 2nd-6th grader students line up on the blacktop and are picked up by teachers at 8:00 AM. Instruction begins promptly at 8:00—students arriving after this time are marked tardy. TK-1st grade students sit in the auditorium at their assigned table. The teacher will pick up the students at 8:00 a.m.
SDC Preschool & Preschool: Follow your teacher’s specific drop-off and pick-up instructions.
Afternoon Pick-Up:
Students not picked up by 2:45 PM (or 1:15 PM on minimum days) will be taken to the office and must be signed out.
Parents must sign into the Raptor System to enter the campus to drop off their student beginning 1/2026. Parents must exit by the first bell at 7:55 am.
Let’s all remember to be patient, kind, and considerate—thank you for helping us keep Loma Verde safe and welcoming for everyone!
Gently Used Uniforms Needed
Has your child outgrown their school uniform? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office. We are also accepting donations of new, packaged underwear for this purpose.
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
LOST AND FOUND
Please note that the lost and found rack will be at the front of the school by the office. Remember to use a permanent marker to put your child’s name on jackets, sweaters, lunch bags, and water bottles.
In recognition of Public Schools Month, #CVESD sixth-grade students across the district were honored on Friday, 4/17, through the annual Masonic Awards. Supported by Chula Vista Masonic Lodge #626, these awards highlight outstanding citizenship, leadership, and community dedication. Congratulations to this year’s Loma Verde Masonic Award recipients!
Family Movie Night – Friday, 4/24
You’re Invited! Join us for a fun-filled PTO Spring Family Movie Night on Friday, April 24—and best of all, it’s free!
Doors open at 4:45 PM
The movie starts at 5:00 PM
Feature film: Zootopia 2
We’ll have food available for purchase, so bring your blankets, pillows, or lawn chairs and get comfy in the MPR/auditorium for a cozy evening with your child.
Please note:
This event is open only to Loma Verde students and their parents/guardians.
Space is limited as the event will be held indoors.
We’re also looking for volunteers to help with food sales. If you’re available, please contact our Community School Coordinator, Elsie Delgadillo, at elsie.delgadillo@cvesd.org — we’d love your support!
Monday, 4/20 6:00-7:30 PM 4th Grade AGE Parent Preview Night (TEAMS)
Tuesday, 4/21 12:00-2:00 DAC/DELACMeeting @District Office at 84 East J Street
Tuesday, 4/21 6:00-7:30 PM 5th Grade AGE Parent Preview Night (TEAMS)
Wednesday, 4/22 6th Grade Panoramic Picture Day
Wednesday, 4/22 Secretary’s Day
Wednesday, 4/22 6:00-7:30 PM 6th Grade AGE Parent Preview Night (TEAMS)
Wednesday, 4/22 5:00 CVESD Budget Advisory Committee Meeting @District Office at 84 East J Street
Friday, 4/24 11:30 Feeding San Diego Food Distribution
Friday, 4/24 12:45-1:15 Loma Verde Spirit Shirt Sale
Friday, 4/24 5:00-7:30 Loma Verde Movie Night @ Auditorium
Monday, 4/27-5/1 VAPA Week
Wednesday, 4/29 6th Grade Living History Museum
Friday, 5/1 National Principal’s Day
Friday, 5/1 8:00-8:30 Fun Family Friday (last one for the year!)
Friday, 5/1 8:30-9:30 PTO Meeting @403
Saturday, 5/2 Saturday Scholars #3
Monday, 5/4 National Teacher Appreciation Day
Monday, 5/4-Friday, 5/8 Loma Verde Staff Appreciation Week
Tuesday, 5/5 3:00 Loma Verde SSC Meeting @403
Friday, 5/8 PTO Flower Sale
Saturday, 5/9 Saturday Scholars #4
Saturday, 5/16 Saturday Scholars #5
5/26 – 6/16 Continuing Student Enrollment (Families must re-enroll for the 2026-27 school year by June 16, 2026, to be included in the class roster)
Get ready for an exciting summer! Summer LEAD Academy is almost here! 🎉 Registration opens Friday, April 17th at 6:00 PM, so be sure to mark your calendars and grab your spot!
We can’t wait for another season of fun, learning, and amazing experiences. If you have any questions, I’m always here and happy to help!
CAN YOU PLEASE HELP? Loma Verde Staff Appreciation Week 2026 Sign-Up
Help us celebrate our 65 Loma Verde teachers and support staff for an amazing school year! The requested food listed on SignUpGenius will be used for various breakfasts, lunches, or snacks during the week of 5/4-5/8, 2026. The PTO is also providing a luncheon on 5/8. If you are able to donate any of the items, please drop them off by the front office between 7:30-4:00 on 4/27-5/8. Click on the link to sign up for one or more items. Store-bought items only, please. Thank you for your generosity in helping us celebrate our wonderful Loma Verde Staff! bit.ly/4mBFPY2
State & Local Testing Begins Soon!
The final quarter of the school year will be a busy and exciting time filled with continued learning, fun school activities, and important end-of-year assessments. Please review the important testing information below and mark your calendars with the upcoming assessment dates.
We encourage you to support your child by:
Ensuring they get a good night’s sleep
Providing a healthy breakfast each morning
Reminding them to do their best and letting them know how proud you are
Making sure all cell phones are put away during testing to avoid any test irregularities
If possible, leave iWatches and other smart devices at home
CAASPP State Testing for Grades 3–6
The California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress (CAASPP) helps provide valuable information to teachers, students, and families about student learning and achievement.
Interested in learning more or helping your child prepare?
Check out this parent guide to understand the purpose of the CAASPP assessment.
Want to review practice questions together? We can help point you in the right direction! Click on the link for more information: Practice and Training Site
Together, we can help make this a positive and successful testing experience for all our students. Thank you for your continued support!
Loma Verde Elementary offers both the Dual Immersion (English & Spanish 50/50) program and English-only classes in Transitional Kindergarten through 6th grade. Call 619-420-3940 for more information or click here to register.
Have you changed your address, email address, or phone number since the start of the school year? Please notify the office in case we need to contact you in an emergency.
Loma Verde Variety Show!
The Loam Verde Variety Show will take place at the end of the quarter. If your child is interested in participating as an actor or performing their talent, please email judy.fisher@cvesd.org and pick up a registration form in the office. We are excited to see our talented students show off their amazing skills! Thank you to Ms. Fisher for organizing this special event for our Wildcats.
DO YOU NEED BEFORE-SCHOOL CHILD CARE?
We have open spots available this Spring for our before-school program, Lead Hub! Drop-off is from 6:30–7:15 AM, and students participate in engaging activities until 7:45 AM. To sign up, please use the Loma Verde Elementary link: https://leadlomaverdeelementary.jumbula.com/. If you need additional information, feel free to email our Program Supervisor, Byanca, at lomaverde@ymcasd.org or call (619) 798‑9622.
Free English as a Second Language Classes for Adults at Loma Verde! For more info. contact Elsie Delgadillo (CS Coordinator) @ (619) 420-3940 xtn:370403 or Room:403
Open Enrollment for New Students Starts February 11
The Chula Vista Elementary School District (CVESD) will open enrollment for new Transitional Kindergarten (TK) and Kindergarten students for the 2026–27 school year on February 11, 2026, at 9 a.m.
Eligibility for the next school year includes:
TK: Children who turn 4 on or before September 1, 2026
Kindergarten: Children who turn 5 on or before September 1, 2026
For full enrollment details, visit cvesd.org/enrollnow or contact your neighborhood school.
Every Minute Counts!
Did you know that being just 5 minutes late each day can add up to a significant loss of learning time over the course of the school year? Every minute matters—especially in the morning when routines are set and learning begins.
Please take a moment to talk with your child about the importance of arriving at school on time every day. Building strong habits now sets the tone for a successful day and a successful year!
Here’s what you need to know:
Line-Up Time: 2nd-6th grade students should be lined up on the blacktop by 7:55 AM. TK-1st grade students should be in the auditorium by 7:55 AM.
Start Time: Classes begin promptly at 8:00 AM.
Gate Closure: For the safety and security of our campus, all gates will close at 8:00 AM.
After 8:00 AM, students must enter through the office and will be marked tardy.
Let’s work together to help every student make the most of their learning time. Thank you for your continued support!
Week #31 TK-6th grade attendance average: 94.9% (Goal is 98% or higher)
Year-to-date (8/23/25-4/17/26) average attendance: 95.2% (Goal is 98%)
2026-27 School Year-Round Calendar
Click here for the 2026-2027 school calendar is now available! You can find it posted on both the district and our website. We’ve included all the key dates for the upcoming school year. Please be sure to plan family events around our scheduled school breaks so that students can attend school every day. Remember, we are on a modified year-round calendar, and school will start on July 22, 2026! Click Here for the 2026-27 School Year-Round Calendar.
Student Start Date: July 22, 2026
Student End Date: June 4, 2027
Key breaks include:
Fall Break: September 21– October 5, 2026
Thanksgiving Break: November 23 – November 27, 2026
Winter Break: December 21, 2026 – January 11, 2027
Spring Break: March 22 – April 2, 2027
LOMA VERDE SPIRIT GEAR IS FOR SALE
We are selling Loma Verde spirit shirts and hoodies at school. The T-shirts are $15 and the sweatshirts cost $33. (Cash only at this time.) Students can wear the spirit t-shirts and sweatshirt any day of the week OR the uniform shirt. Order forms can be picked up in the office or click here. Let’s show our school spirit, Wildcats! Please make sure to write your child’s first and last name inside their hoodie.
PARKING, DROP-OFF, AND PICK-UP
Arrival & Dismissal Reminders
Thank you for your continued patience and cooperation during drop-off and pick-up. To keep everyone safe and things running smoothly:
Use only the designated drop-off/pick-up zones.
If you need to leave your car, park in the lot—not the bus loop.
No dogs on campus during arrival or dismissal.
Do not park in RESERVED or staff spaces.
Students must walk bikes on sidewalks.
Morning Drop-Off Times:
7:15–7:55 AM for students eating breakfast
7:30–8:00 AM for all others 2nd-6th grader students line up on the blacktop and are picked up by teachers at 8:00 AM. Instruction begins promptly at 8:00—students arriving after this time are marked tardy. TK-1st grade students sit in the auditorium at their assigned table. The teacher will pick up the students at 8:00 a.m.
SDC Preschool & Preschool: Follow your teacher’s specific drop-off and pick-up instructions.
Afternoon Pick-Up:
Students not picked up by 2:45 PM (or 1:15 PM on minimum days) will be taken to the office and must be signed out.
Parents must sign into the Raptor System to enter the campus to drop off their student beginning 1/2026. Parents must exit by the first bell at 7:55 am.
Let’s all remember to be patient, kind, and considerate—thank you for helping us keep Loma Verde safe and welcoming for everyone!
Gently Used Uniforms Needed
Has your child outgrown their school uniform? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office. We are also accepting donations of new, packaged underwear for this purpose.
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
LOST AND FOUND
Please note that the lost and found rack will be at the front of the school by the office. Remember to use a permanent marker to put your child’s name on jackets, sweaters, lunch bags, and water bottles.
We’re excited to share that this quarter we are focusing on two important character traits: initiative and perseverance. Last week, we kicked things off with our Wildcat Expectations Assembly, where students reviewed school expectations and learned about all the fun and exciting events ahead!
We appreciate your support in reminding your children to be kind, respectful friends, and to follow our school dress code. If your child brings a cell phone to school, please be sure we have a signed waiver on file. And as a friendly reminder, toys should stay at home.
Attendance truly matters! Thank you for helping your child arrive at school every day, on time, and ready to learn.
We are so thankful for your continued partnership and support. Let’s finish this last quarter strong and make it a great one!
Coming Soon! Loma Verde Yard Sale & Pop-Up Event 🎉 📅 April 18 | ⏰ 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Join us for our HUGE community yard sale at Loma Verde! We have over 50 total sellers – crafts, clothes, sports equipment, furniture, toys, baby items, games, books, food, and lots more! Please tell your friends and family and share the flyer on social media!
Important reminder for sellers: If you’ve already signed up to sell, please remember to pay for your reserved spot by April 13 at the Loma Verde front office or with Ms. Elsie in Room 403.
Let’s come together and make this a fun and successful Loma Verde community event…And you can get rid of your gently used unwanted items!🌞🛍️
Monday, 4/13-Friday, 4/17 4th Grade Swim Lessons at Loma Verde Rec Center Pool
Monday, 4/13-4/17 VAPA Week
Monday, 4/13 4th Quarter LEAD Clubs begin
Monday, 4/13 Loma Verde Community Yard Sale & Pop Up – Money Deadline to Reserve your Seller Spot
Tuesday, 4/14 English as a Second Language Class Begins @ Room 403 (see flyer to sign up)
Thursday, 4/16 National Librarian Day
Thursday, 4/16 9:00-10:00 CVESD Parent Workshop: The Developing Brain & Learning Success @District Office at 84 East J Street
Thursday, 4/16 8:15-9:00 AM Coffee with the Counselor – Join us for an engaging conversation about communicating with your child @Room 403
Thursday, 4/16 2:30 Kona Ice @ Loma Verde
Friday, 4/17 8:00-8:30 Fun Family Friday @your child’s classroom
Friday, 4/17 8:30-9:30 PTO Meeting @403
Friday, 4/17 9:45 6th Grade Masonic Awards @MPR
Saturday, 4/18 Saturday Scholars #2
Saturday, 4/18 8:00-11:00 Loma Verde PTO Yard Sale & Pop-Up Event
Monday, 4/20 6:00-7:30 PM 4th Grade AGE Parent Preview Night (TEAMS)
Tuesday, 4/21 12:00-2:00 DAC/DELACMeeting @District Office at 84 East J Street
Tuesday, 4/21 6:00-7:30 PM 5th Grade AGE Parent Preview Night (TEAMS)
Wednesday, 4/22 6th Grade Panoramic Picture Day
Wednesday, 4/22 Secretary’s Day
Wednesday, 4/22 6:00-7:30 PM 6th Grade AGE Parent Preview Night (TEAMS)
Wednesday, 4/22 5:00 CVESD Budget Advisory Committee Meeting @District Office at 84 East J Street
Friday, 4/24 Feeding San Diego Food Distribution
Friday, 4/24 5:00-7:30 Loma Verde Movie Night @ Auditorium
Monday, 4/27-5/1 VAPA Week
Wednesday, 4/29 6th Grade Living History Museum
Friday, 5/1 National Principal’s Day
Friday, 5/1 8:00-8:30 Fun Family Friday (last one for the year!)
Friday, 5/1 8:30-9:30 PTO Meeting @403
Saturday, 5/2 Saturday Scholars #3
Monday, 5/4 National Teacher Appreciation Day
Monday, 5/4-Friday, 5/8 Loma Verde Staff Appreciation Week
Tuesday, 5/5 3:00 Loma Verde SSC Meeting @403
Friday, 5/8 PTO Flower Sale
Saturday, 5/9 Saturday Scholars #4
Saturday, 5/16 Saturday Scholars #5
5/26 – 6/16 Continuing Student Enrollment (Families must re-enroll for the 2026-27 school year by June 16, 2026, to be included in the class roster)
Loma Verde Elementary offers both the Dual Immersion (English & Spanish 50/50) program and English-only classes in Transitional Kindergarten through 6th grade. Call 619-420-3940 for more information or click here to register.
Have you changed your address, email address, or phone number since the start of the school year? Please notify the office in case we need to contact you in an emergency.
Loma Verde Variety Show!
The Loam Verde Variety Show will take place at the end of the quarter. If your child is interested in participating as an actor or performing their talent, please email judy.fisher@cvesd.org and pick up a registration form in the office. We are excited to see our talented students show off their amazing skills! Thank you to Ms. Fisher for organizing this special event for our Wildcats.
DO YOU NEED BEFORE-SCHOOL CHILD CARE?
We have open spots available this Spring for our before-school program, Lead Hub! Drop-off is from 6:30–7:15 AM, and students participate in engaging activities until 7:45 AM. To sign up, please use the Loma Verde Elementary link: https://leadlomaverdeelementary.jumbula.com/. If you need additional information, feel free to email our Program Supervisor, Byanca, at lomaverde@ymcasd.org or call (619) 798‑9622.
Free English as a Second Language Classes for Adults at Loma Verde! For more info. contact Elsie Delgadillo (CS Coordinator) @ (619) 420-3940 xtn:370403 or Room:403
Open Enrollment for New Students Starts February 11
The Chula Vista Elementary School District (CVESD) will open enrollment for new Transitional Kindergarten (TK) and Kindergarten students for the 2026–27 school year on February 11, 2026, at 9 a.m.
Eligibility for the next school year includes:
TK: Children who turn 4 on or before September 1, 2026
Kindergarten: Children who turn 5 on or before September 1, 2026
For full enrollment details, visit cvesd.org/enrollnow or contact your neighborhood school.
Every Minute Counts!
Did you know that being just 5 minutes late each day can add up to a significant loss of learning time over the course of the school year? Every minute matters—especially in the morning when routines are set and learning begins.
Please take a moment to talk with your child about the importance of arriving at school on time every day. Building strong habits now sets the tone for a successful day and a successful year!
Here’s what you need to know:
Line-Up Time: 2nd-6th grade students should be lined up on the blacktop by 7:55 AM. TK-1st grade students should be in the auditorium by 7:55 AM.
Start Time: Classes begin promptly at 8:00 AM.
Gate Closure: For the safety and security of our campus, all gates will close at 8:00 AM.
After 8:00 AM, students must enter through the office and will be marked tardy.
Let’s work together to help every student make the most of their learning time. Thank you for your continued support!
Week #30 TK-6th grade attendance average: 94.9% (Goal is 98% or higher)
Year-to-date (8/23/25-4/10/26) average attendance: 95.2% (Goal is 98%)
Week #30 Highest Attendance
100% – Ms. Lloyd – TK
99.1% – Ms. Jones – 4th grade
98.5% – Ms. Kang– 3rd grade
WEEK #30 Most Improved Attendance
Ms. Castro – 5th grade
Ms. Kang – 3rd grade
2026-27 School Year-Round Calendar
Click here for the 2026-2027 school calendar is now available! You can find it posted on both the district and our website. We’ve included all the key dates for the upcoming school year. Please be sure to plan family events around our scheduled school breaks so that students can attend school every day. Remember, we are on a modified year-round calendar, and school will start on July 22, 2026! Click Here for the 2026-27 School Year-Round Calendar.
Student Start Date: July 22, 2026
Student End Date: June 4, 2027
Key breaks include:
Fall Break: September 21– October 5, 2026
Thanksgiving Break: November 23 – November 27, 2026
Winter Break: December 21, 2026 – January 11, 2027
Spring Break: March 22 – April 2, 2027
LOMA VERDE SPIRIT GEAR IS FOR SALE
We are selling Loma Verde spirit shirts and hoodies at school. The T-shirts are $15 and the sweatshirts cost $33. (Cash only at this time.) Students can wear the spirit t-shirts and sweatshirt any day of the week OR the uniform shirt. Order forms can be picked up in the office or click here. Let’s show our school spirit, Wildcats! Please make sure to write your child’s first and last name inside their hoodie.
PARKING, DROP-OFF, AND PICK-UP
Arrival & Dismissal Reminders
Thank you for your continued patience and cooperation during drop-off and pick-up. To keep everyone safe and things running smoothly:
Use only the designated drop-off/pick-up zones.
If you need to leave your car, park in the lot—not the bus loop.
No dogs on campus during arrival or dismissal.
Do not park in RESERVED or staff spaces.
Students must walk bikes on sidewalks.
Morning Drop-Off Times:
7:15–7:55 AM for students eating breakfast
7:30–8:00 AM for all others 2nd-6th grader students line up on the blacktop and are picked up by teachers at 8:00 AM. Instruction begins promptly at 8:00—students arriving after this time are marked tardy. TK-1st grade students sit in the auditorium at their assigned table. The teacher will pick up the students at 8:00 a.m.
SDC Preschool & Preschool: Follow your teacher’s specific drop-off and pick-up instructions.
Afternoon Pick-Up:
Students not picked up by 2:45 PM (or 1:15 PM on minimum days) will be taken to the office and must be signed out.
Parents must sign into the Raptor System to enter the campus to drop off their student beginning 1/2026. Parents must exit by the first bell at 7:55 am.
Let’s all remember to be patient, kind, and considerate—thank you for helping us keep Loma Verde safe and welcoming for everyone!
Gently Used Uniforms Needed
Has your child outgrown their school uniform? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office. We are also accepting donations of new, packaged underwear for this purpose.
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
LOST AND FOUND
Please note that the lost and found rack will be at the front of the school by the office. Remember to use a permanent marker to put your child’s name on jackets, sweaters, lunch bags, and water bottles.
Welcome Back to School, Wildcats! We hope you had a safe and fun Spring Break! Students return for a MINIMUM DAY on Monday, April 6. (1st-6th grade dismissal is at 1:00, TK & Kinder dismissal is at 12:45.)
Hello Loma Verde Wildcat Families!
As we enter the final 10 weeks of the school year, we are excited to continue our learning journey together. Your child’s consistent attendance—every day and on time—plays a vital role in maximizing their educational experience.
Please take a moment to review the important dates, parent involvement opportunities, and upcoming special events listed below. We’d also like to remind you that LEAD Club registration for Quarter 4 remains open this week. Be sure to review the information below to enroll your child in before- and after-school clubs.
Thank you for your continued support of our school community and your child’s education. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out—we are always happy to help.
Loma Verde Elementary offers both the Dual Immersion (English & Spanish 50/50) program and English-only classes in Transitional Kindergarten through 6th grade. Call 619-420-3940 for more information or click here to register.
Have you changed your address, email address, or phone number since the start of the school year? Please notify the office in case we need to contact you in an emergency.
Sign Up for Saturday Scholars 4th-6th Graders
It’s recruitment time for Saturday Scholars, and we’re excited to welcome 15 motivated students to this inspiring STEM learning experience! (Science, Technology, Engineering, & Math)
Saturday Scholars meets on the following Saturdays: 4/11, 4/18, 5/2, 5/9, and 5/16
This FREE program offers hands-on opportunities beyond the classroom, including:
Working alongside military medical professionals
Building confidence through public speaking
Participating in grade‑level science research
If your child is curious, creative, or passionate about STEM, this is the perfect program for them. Sign up today at the office! For more information, please see Mr. Hemmingway. Thank you!
Friendly reminder that club registration opened on 3/6/26. We’re excited to welcome students into another round of fun and engaging clubs. Please use the link below to register your student. Clubs begin on 4/13/26. We can’t wait to see everyone participate!
Please take a moment to complete our LEAD Club Survey. Your feedback helps us understand what’s going well, what we can improve, and what you’d like to see in Quarter 4.
Thank you for your time and continued support. — Ms. Jackie
Loma Verde Variety Show!
The Loam Verde Variety Show will take place at the end of the quarter. If your child is interested in participating as an actor or performing their talent, please email judy.fisher@cvesd.org and pick up a registration form in the office. We are excited to see our talented students show off their amazing skills! Thank you to Ms. Fisher for organizing this special event for our Wildcats.
DO YOU NEED BEFORE-SCHOOL CHILD CARE?
We have open spots available this Spring for our before-school program, Lead Hub! Drop-off is from 6:30–7:15 AM, and students participate in engaging activities until 7:45 AM. To sign up, please use the Loma Verde Elementary link: https://leadlomaverdeelementary.jumbula.com/. If you need additional information, feel free to email our Program Supervisor, Byanca, at lomaverde@ymcasd.org or call (619) 798‑9622.
Free English as a Second Language Classes for Adults at Loma Verde! For more info. contact Elsie Delgadillo (CS Coordinator) @ (619) 420-3940 xtn:370403 or Room:403
Open Enrollment for New Students Starts February 11
The Chula Vista Elementary School District (CVESD) will open enrollment for new Transitional Kindergarten (TK) and Kindergarten students for the 2026–27 school year on February 11, 2026, at 9 a.m.
Eligibility for the next school year includes:
TK: Children who turn 4 on or before September 1, 2026
Kindergarten: Children who turn 5 on or before September 1, 2026
For full enrollment details, visit cvesd.org/enrollnow or contact your neighborhood school.
Every Minute Counts!
Did you know that being just 5 minutes late each day can add up to a significant loss of learning time over the course of the school year? Every minute matters—especially in the morning when routines are set and learning begins.
Please take a moment to talk with your child about the importance of arriving at school on time every day. Building strong habits now sets the tone for a successful day and a successful year!
Here’s what you need to know:
Line-Up Time: 2nd-6th grade students should be lined up on the blacktop by 7:55 AM. TK-1st grade students should be in the auditorium by 7:55 AM.
Start Time: Classes begin promptly at 8:00 AM.
Gate Closure: For the safety and security of our campus, all gates will close at 8:00 AM.
After 8:00 AM, students must enter through the office and will be marked tardy.
Let’s work together to help every student make the most of their learning time. Thank you for your continued support!
Week #29 TK-6th grade attendance average: 94.6% (Goal is 98% or higher)
Year-to-date (8/23/25-3/20/26) average attendance: 95.2% (Goal is 98%)
Week #29 Highest Attendance
99% – Ms. Rincon – 2nd grade
98% – Ms. Lloyd – TK
97.3% – Ms. Samayoa– 3rd grade
WEEK #29 Most Improved Attendance
Ms. Murdoch – 6th grade
Ms. Samayoa – 3rd grade
2026-27 School Year-Round Calendar
Click here for the 2026-2027 school calendar is now available! You can find it posted on both the district and our website. We’ve included all the key dates for the upcoming school year. Please be sure to plan family events around our scheduled school breaks so that students can attend school every day. Remember, we are on a modified year-round calendar, and school will start on July 22, 2026! Click Here for the 2026-27 School Year-Round Calendar.
Student Start Date: July 22, 2026
Student End Date: June 4, 2027
Key breaks include:
Fall Break: September 21– October 5, 2026
Thanksgiving Break: November 23 – November 27, 2026
Winter Break: December 21, 2026 – January 11, 2027
Spring Break: March 22 – April 2, 2027
LOMA VERDE SPIRIT GEAR IS FOR SALE
We are selling Loma Verde spirit shirts and hoodies at school. The T-shirts are $15 and the sweatshirts cost $33. (Cash only at this time.) Students can wear the spirit t-shirts and sweatshirt any day of the week OR the uniform shirt. Order forms can be picked up in the office or click here. Let’s show our school spirit, Wildcats! Please make sure to write your child’s first and last name inside their hoodie.
PARKING, DROP-OFF, AND PICK-UP
Arrival & Dismissal Reminders
Thank you for your continued patience and cooperation during drop-off and pick-up. To keep everyone safe and things running smoothly:
Use only the designated drop-off/pick-up zones.
If you need to leave your car, park in the lot—not the bus loop.
No dogs on campus during arrival or dismissal.
Do not park in RESERVED or staff spaces.
Students must walk bikes on sidewalks.
Morning Drop-Off Times:
7:15–7:55 AM for students eating breakfast
7:30–8:00 AM for all others 2nd-6th grader students line up on the blacktop and are picked up by teachers at 8:00 AM. Instruction begins promptly at 8:00—students arriving after this time are marked tardy. TK-1st grade students sit in the auditorium at their assigned table. The teacher will pick up the students at 8:00 a.m.
SDC Preschool & Preschool: Follow your teacher’s specific drop-off and pick-up instructions.
Afternoon Pick-Up:
Students not picked up by 2:45 PM (or 1:15 PM on minimum days) will be taken to the office and must be signed out.
Parents must sign into the Raptor System to enter the campus to drop off their student beginning 1/2026. Parents must exit by the first bell at 7:55 am.
Let’s all remember to be patient, kind, and considerate—thank you for helping us keep Loma Verde safe and welcoming for everyone!
Gently Used Uniforms Needed
Has your child outgrown their school uniform? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office. We are also accepting donations of new, packaged underwear for this purpose.
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
LOST AND FOUND
Please note that the lost and found rack will be at the front of the school by the office. Remember to use a permanent marker to put your child’s name on jackets, sweaters, lunch bags, and water bottles.
It is hard to believe our next break starts in one week! Spring Break begins on March 23 and continues through April 3. Students will return to school on Monday, April 6th. It will be a minimum day. We hope you enjoy the time off with your children. We encourage all our students to continue reading and practicing math over the break. Also, you may want to have your 3rd-6th grade child practice a few sample test items to help prepare for CAASPP testing in May: Practice Tests. Thank you for your support!
Loma Verde Parent Teacher Conferences March 12-March 19:
Our Spring Parent-Teacher conferences began on Thursday, March 12th, and ends on Thursday, March 19th. All students will have minimum days during parent-teacher conferences with dismissal at 1:00 pm for 1st-6th grade, 12:45 for TK & Kinder. This is a wonderful opportunity to discuss your child’s progress. Every family is expected to participate in a conference, so please reach out to your classroom teacher if you haven’t scheduled a conference time yet.
Monday, 3/2-4/5 2025-26RenewalInterdistrict Transfer Permits
Monday, 3/9 – 6/5, 2026 New IntradistrictTransfer (Zone Transfers from within CVESD) K – 6th Grade School of Residence will email families with zone transfer links who request a zone transfer for the 2026-27 school year once registration is completed and processed by the school office. Decision notifications will be sent to families via email by July 17, 2026.
It’s recruitment time for Saturday Scholars, and we’re excited to welcome 15 motivated students to this inspiring STEM learning experience! (Science, Technology, Engineering, & Math)
Saturday Scholars meets on the following Saturdays: 4/11, 4/18, 5/2, 5/9, and 5/16
This FREE program offers hands-on opportunities beyond the classroom, including:
Working alongside military medical professionals
Building confidence through public speaking
Participating in grade‑level science research
If your child is curious, creative, or passionate about STEM, this is the perfect program for them. Sign up today at the office! For more information, please see Mr. Hemmingway. Thank you!
Friendly reminder that club registration opened on 3/6/26. We’re excited to welcome students into another round of fun and engaging clubs. Please use the link below to register your student. We can’t wait to see everyone participate! https://leadlomaverdeelementary.jumbula.com/
3rd Quarter LEAD Club Survey
Please take a moment to complete our LEAD Club Survey. Your feedback helps us understand what’s going well, what we can improve, and what you’d like to see in Quarter 4.
Thank you for your time and continued support. — Ms. Jackie
DO YOU NEED BEFORE-SCHOOL CHILD CARE?
We have open spots available this Spring for our before-school program, Lead Hub! Drop-off is from 6:30–7:15 AM, and students participate in engaging activities until 7:45 AM. To sign up, please use the Loma Verde Elementary link: https://leadlomaverdeelementary.jumbula.com/. If you need additional information, feel free to email our Program Supervisor, Byanca, at lomaverde@ymcasd.org or call (619) 798‑9622.
YMCA Fundraiser – Please Donate!
Hello Loma Verde Families, Thank you for helping us work toward our $850 YMCA fundraising goal! Thanks to early donations, we’ve already raised $400. Every contribution supports YMCA camps, scholarships, and essential programs for our students and community. Please help us spread the word by sharing our link with at least 10 friends and family members: give.classy.org/LVWildcats If we reach our $850 goal, students will get to SLIME THE PRINCIPAL AND TEACHERS on Friday, 3/20! We’re also holding a class contest this week: The top 3 classes that bring in the most money (coins or dollars) by Thursday, 3/19, will earn extra recess and a popsicle picnic on the lawn during lunch. Please send in your spare change! Thank you for your continued support!
CVESD LCAP Information
The Chula Vista Elementary School District (CVESD) is inviting students, families, staff, and community members to participate in the annual Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) Survey, now open through March 31, 2026.
As part of California’s Local Control Funding Formula, the LCAP helps guide district goals, actions, and investments to improve student learning and support English Learners, low‑income students, and foster youth for the remaining year of our 3-year plan. It also serves as a key tool for sharing how programs and services are selected to meet the needs of the district’s diverse student population.
Survey participants are encouraged to provide feedback on academic achievement, school climate, family engagement, English Learner support, and innovative learning opportunities. This input directly informs district planning and decisions across instruction, safety, social-emotional supports, and enrichment programs.
In the coming weeks, school sites will host informational sessions to explain the LCAP process and provide opportunities for families and staff to complete the survey in person. CVESD’s collaborative LCAP development process includes engagement with teachers, classified staff, administrators, bargaining units, parents, guardians, and students throughout the year.
The district’s LCAP goals continue to focus on improving student achievement, creating safe and inclusive environments, supporting English Learners, expanding innovative and rigorous learning experiences, and strengthening engagement among educational partners. CVESD encourages all members of the community to take part in the survey and upcoming discussions. More information is available on the district’s LCAP Webpage or by contacting your school site directly.
Parent‑teacher conferences are scheduled for March 12–19, 2026. Our teachers look forward to meeting with every parent or guardian. Please attend at your scheduled time or contact us if you need to reschedule. Many conferences will be student‑led, giving your child the chance to share their learning with you.
Important:All students will have minimum days during conference week 3/12-3/19, with 1:00 p.m. dismissal for 1st–6th grade (12:45 for kinder & TK). Every family is expected to participate, so please reach out to your child’s teacher if you haven’t scheduled a time.
Tips for Parents — Helpful Questions:
Academic Progress: How is my child doing? What are his/her strengths or areas for support?
Social Development: How does my child interact with classmates?
Behavior & Participation: Is my child engaged and contributing in class?
Support at Home: What can we do at home to help?
We hope these tips help you have a successful and meaningful conference. Thank you for your continued support!
Free ESL Classes for Adults at Loma Verde! For more info. contact Elsie Delgadillo (CS Coordinator) @ (619) 420-3940 xtn:370403 or Room:403
Open Enrollment for New Students Starts February 11
The Chula Vista Elementary School District (CVESD) will open enrollment for new Transitional Kindergarten (TK) and Kindergarten students for the 2026–27 school year on February 11, 2026, at 9 a.m.
Eligibility for the next school year includes:
TK: Children who turn 4 on or before September 1, 2026
Kindergarten: Children who turn 5 on or before September 1, 2026
For full enrollment details, visit cvesd.org/enrollnow or contact your neighborhood school.
Every Minute Counts!
Did you know that being just 5 minutes late each day can add up to a significant loss of learning time over the course of the school year? Every minute matters—especially in the morning when routines are set and learning begins.
Please take a moment to talk with your child about the importance of arriving at school on time every day. Building strong habits now sets the tone for a successful day and a successful year!
Here’s what you need to know:
Line-Up Time: 2nd-6th grade students should be lined up on the blacktop by 7:55 AM. TK-1st grade students should be in the auditorium by 7:55 AM.
Start Time: Classes begin promptly at 8:00 AM.
Gate Closure: For the safety and security of our campus, all gates will close at 8:00 AM.
After 8:00 AM, students must enter through the office and will be marked tardy.
Let’s work together to help every student make the most of their learning time. Thank you for your continued support!
Week #28 TK-6th grade attendance average: 93.1% (Goal is 98% or higher)
Year-to-date (8/23/25-3/13/26) average attendance: 95.2% (Goal is 98%)
Week #28 Highest Attendance
98.9% – Ms. Rincon – 2nd grade
97.4% – Ms. Castro – 5th grade
97% – Ms. Polanco Campos – 1st grade
WEEK #28 Most Improved Attendance
Ms. Rincon – 2nd grade
Ms. deAnda – 1st grade
2026-27 School Year-Round Calendar
Click here for the 2026-2027 school calendar is now available! You can find it posted on both the district and our website. We’ve included all the key dates for the upcoming school year. Please be sure to plan family events around our scheduled school breaks so that students can attend school every day. Remember, we are on a modified year-round calendar, and school will start on July 22, 2026! Click Here for the 2026-27 School Year-Round Calendar.
Student Start Date: July 22, 2026
Student End Date: June 4, 2027
Key breaks include:
Fall Break: September 21– October 5, 2026
Thanksgiving Break: November 23 – November 27, 2026
Winter Break: December 21, 2026 – January 11, 2027
Spring Break: March 22 – April 2, 2027
LOMA VERDE SPIRIT GEAR IS FOR SALE
We are selling Loma Verde spirit shirts and hoodies at school. The T-shirts are $15 and the sweatshirts cost $33. (Cash only at this time.) Students can wear the spirit t-shirts and sweatshirt any day of the week OR the uniform shirt. Order forms can be picked up in the office or click here. Let’s show our school spirit, Wildcats! Please make sure to write your child’s first and last name inside their hoodie.
PARKING, DROP-OFF, AND PICK-UP
Arrival & Dismissal Reminders
Thank you for your continued patience and cooperation during drop-off and pick-up. To keep everyone safe and things running smoothly:
Use only the designated drop-off/pick-up zones.
If you need to leave your car, park in the lot—not the bus loop.
No dogs on campus during arrival or dismissal.
Do not park in RESERVED or staff spaces.
Students must walk bikes on sidewalks.
Morning Drop-Off Times:
7:15–7:55 AM for students eating breakfast
7:30–8:00 AM for all others 2nd-6th grader students line up on the blacktop and are picked up by teachers at 8:00 AM. Instruction begins promptly at 8:00—students arriving after this time are marked tardy. TK-1st grade students sit in the auditorium at their assigned table. The teacher will pick up the students at 8:00 a.m.
SDC Preschool & Preschool: Follow your teacher’s specific drop-off and pick-up instructions.
Afternoon Pick-Up:
Students not picked up by 2:45 PM (or 1:15 PM on minimum days) will be taken to the office and must be signed out.
Parents must sign into the Raptor System to enter the campus to drop off their student beginning 1/2026. Parents must exit by the first bell at 7:55 am.
Let’s all remember to be patient, kind, and considerate—thank you for helping us keep Loma Verde safe and welcoming for everyone!
Gently Used Uniforms Needed
Has your child outgrown their school uniform? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office. We are also accepting donations of new, packaged underwear for this purpose.
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
LOST AND FOUND
Please note that the lost and found rack will be at the front of the school by the office. Remember to use a permanent marker to put your child’s name on jackets, sweaters, lunch bags, and water bottles.
We’re excited to kick off another wonderful week of learning together! Our Kinder through 6th-grade English Learners are wrapping up their ELPAC testing, and with only 10 days left in the quarter, it’s more important than ever for your child to be at school EVERY DAY and ON TIME so they can make the most of their learning.
Don’t forget to mark your calendar for our annual Loma Verde Family Neon Dance on Friday, 3/13, from 5:30–7:30 PM. Please let us know who will be attending by filling out this quick form: 3/13/26 Loma Verde Neon Family Dance Sign-Up
Parent-teacher conferences are also coming up soon—running from Thursday, 3/12, through Thursday, 3/19 (minimum days). Your child’s teacher has already shared details on how to sign up, but if you need any help scheduling, please reach out to the office. We’re happy to assist!
Be sure to check out the important dates and parent involvement opportunities below. And don’t miss the wonderful snapshots of learning happening all around Loma Verde! We had an amazing Read Across Loma Verde celebration last Friday with 45 guest readers! Take a look below for a few photos of the reading fun. A huge thank-you to our incredible PTO and Community School Coordinator, Elsie Delgadillo, for your time, dedication, and talent in making the event such a success.
Thank you for your continued support—we truly appreciate all you do for our school and for your child’s education!
Monday, 3/2-4/5 2025-26RenewalInterdistrict Transfer Permits
Monday, 3/9 12:00-1:30 CVESD – Workshops Positive Solutions for Families – Online Workshop – English (Reserve your spot here: bit.ly/PSF-CVESD-Form) CVESD families with children aged 3-7 are invited to join free, interactive online parenting workshops designed to give families practical tools to support children’s learning and well-being. Behavior Has Meaning: Understand what influences children’s choices and reactions.
Monday, 3/9 – 6/5, 2026 New IntradistrictTransfer (Zone Transfers from within CVESD) K – 6th Grade School of Residence will email families with zone transfer links who request a zone transfer for the 2026-27 school year once registration is completed and processed by the school office. Decision notifications will be sent to families via email by July 17, 2026.
Friendly reminder that club registration opened on 3/6/26.🎉 We’re excited to welcome students into another round of fun and engaging clubs. Please use the link below to register your student. We can’t wait to see everyone participate! 😊 https://leadlomaverdeelementary.jumbula.com/
DO YOU NEED BEFORE-SCHOOL CHILD CARE?
We have open spots available this Spring for our before-school program, Lead Hub! Drop-off is from 6:30–7:15 AM, and students participate in engaging activities until 7:45 AM. To sign up, please use the Loma Verde Elementary link: https://leadlomaverdeelementary.jumbula.com/. If you need additional information, feel free to email our Program Supervisor, Byanca, at lomaverde@ymcasd.org or call (619) 798‑9622.
YMCA Fundraiser – Please Donate!
Hello Loma Verde Families,
We’re reaching out with gratitude as we work toward our goal of raising $850 for the YMCA. Thanks to early contributions, we’ve already collected $350! Every donation—big or small—makes a real difference by supporting camps, scholarships, and essential YMCA programs for our students and community.
Please help us spread the word by sharing our donation link with at least 10 family members and friends: give.classy.org/LVWildcats
We are so thankful for the many ways the YMCA supports Loma Verde families.
And for some extra fun: If we reach our school goal of $850, students will get to SLIME THE PRINCIPAL AND TEACHERS on Friday, 3/20!
Thank you for your continued partnership and support!
CVESD LCAP Information
The Chula Vista Elementary School District (CVESD) is inviting students, families, staff, and community members to participate in the annual Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) Survey, now open through March 31, 2026.
As part of California’s Local Control Funding Formula, the LCAP helps guide district goals, actions, and investments to improve student learning and support English Learners, low‑income students, and foster youth for the remaining year of our 3-year plan. It also serves as a key tool for sharing how programs and services are selected to meet the needs of the district’s diverse student population.
Survey participants are encouraged to provide feedback on academic achievement, school climate, family engagement, English Learner support, and innovative learning opportunities. This input directly informs district planning and decisions across instruction, safety, social-emotional supports, and enrichment programs.
In the coming weeks, school sites will host informational sessions to explain the LCAP process and provide opportunities for families and staff to complete the survey in person. CVESD’s collaborative LCAP development process includes engagement with teachers, classified staff, administrators, bargaining units, parents, guardians, and students throughout the year.
The district’s LCAP goals continue to focus on improving student achievement, creating safe and inclusive environments, supporting English Learners, expanding innovative and rigorous learning experiences, and strengthening engagement among educational partners. CVESD encourages all members of the community to take part in the survey and upcoming discussions. More information is available on the district’s LCAP Webpage or by contacting your school site directly.
March is just around the corner, which means parent‑teacher conferences are coming up as we close out the quarter. You should have received, or will soon receive, information from your child’s teacher about our spring conferences, scheduled for March 12–19, 2026.
Our teachers look forward to meeting with every parent or guardian. Please attend at your scheduled time or contact us if you need to reschedule. Many conferences will be student‑led, giving your child the chance to share their learning with you.
Important:All students will have minimum days during conference week 3/12-3/19, with 1:00 p.m. dismissal for 1st–6th grade (12:45 for kinder & TK). Every family is expected to participate, so please reach out to your child’s teacher if you haven’t scheduled a time.
Tips for Parents — Helpful Questions:
Academic Progress: How is my child doing? What are his/her strengths or areas for support?
Social Development: How does my child interact with classmates?
Behavior & Participation: Is my child engaged and contributing in class?
Support at Home: What can we do at home to help?
We hope these tips help you have a successful and meaningful conference. Thank you for your continued support!
Open Enrollment for New Students Starts February 11
The Chula Vista Elementary School District (CVESD) will open enrollment for new Transitional Kindergarten (TK) and Kindergarten students for the 2026–27 school year on February 11, 2026, at 9 a.m.
Eligibility for the next school year includes:
TK: Children who turn 4 on or before September 1, 2026
Kindergarten: Children who turn 5 on or before September 1, 2026
For full enrollment details, visit cvesd.org/enrollnow or contact your neighborhood school.
Every Minute Counts!
Did you know that being just 5 minutes late each day can add up to a significant loss of learning time over the course of the school year? Every minute matters—especially in the morning when routines are set and learning begins.
Please take a moment to talk with your child about the importance of arriving at school on time every day. Building strong habits now sets the tone for a successful day and a successful year!
Here’s what you need to know:
Line-Up Time: 2nd-6th grade students should be lined up on the blacktop by 7:55 AM. TK-1st grade students should be in the auditorium by 7:55 AM.
Start Time: Classes begin promptly at 8:00 AM.
Gate Closure: For the safety and security of our campus, all gates will close at 8:00 AM.
After 8:00 AM, students must enter through the office and will be marked tardy.
Let’s work together to help every student make the most of their learning time. Thank you for your continued support!
Week #27 TK-6th grade attendance average: 95% (Goal is 98% or higher)
Year-to-date (8/23/25-3/6/26) average attendance: 95.3% (Goal is 98%)
Week #27 Highest Attendance
97.9% – Ms. Jones – 4th grade
97.6% – Ms. Kang – 3rd grade
97% – Ms. Lloyd – TK
WEEK #27 Most Improved Attendance
Ms. Munoz Benavente – 3rd grade
Ms. Lloyd – TK
2026-27 School Year-Round Calendar
Click here for the 2026-2027 school calendar is now available! You can find it posted on both the district and our website. We’ve included all the key dates for the upcoming school year. Please be sure to plan family events around our scheduled school breaks so that students can attend school every day. Remember, we are on a modified year-round calendar, and school will start on July 22, 2026! Click Here for the 2026-27 School Year-Round Calendar.
Student Start Date: July 22, 2026
Student End Date: June 4, 2027
Key breaks include:
Fall Break: September 21– October 5, 2026
Thanksgiving Break: November 23 – November 27, 2026
Winter Break: December 21, 2026 – January 11, 2027
Spring Break: March 22 – April 2, 2027
LOMA VERDE SPIRIT GEAR IS FOR SALE
We are selling Loma Verde spirit shirts and hoodies at school. The T-shirts are $15 and the sweatshirts cost $33. (Cash only at this time.) Students can wear the spirit t-shirts and sweatshirt any day of the week OR the uniform shirt. Order forms can be picked up in the office or click here. Let’s show our school spirit, Wildcats! Please make sure to write your child’s first and last name inside their hoodie.
PARKING, DROP-OFF, AND PICK-UP
Arrival & Dismissal Reminders
Thank you for your continued patience and cooperation during drop-off and pick-up. To keep everyone safe and things running smoothly:
Use only the designated drop-off/pick-up zones.
If you need to leave your car, park in the lot—not the bus loop.
No dogs on campus during arrival or dismissal.
Do not park in RESERVED or staff spaces.
Students must walk bikes on sidewalks.
Morning Drop-Off Times:
7:15–7:55 AM for students eating breakfast
7:30–8:00 AM for all others 2nd-6th grader students line up on the blacktop and are picked up by teachers at 8:00 AM. Instruction begins promptly at 8:00—students arriving after this time are marked tardy. TK-1st grade students sit in the auditorium at their assigned table. The teacher will pick up the students at 8:00 a.m.
SDC Preschool & Preschool: Follow your teacher’s specific drop-off and pick-up instructions.
Afternoon Pick-Up:
Students not picked up by 2:45 PM (or 1:15 PM on minimum days) will be taken to the office and must be signed out.
Parents must sign into the Raptor System to enter the campus to drop off their student beginning 1/2026. Parents must exit by the first bell at 7:55 am.
Let’s all remember to be patient, kind, and considerate—thank you for helping us keep Loma Verde safe and welcoming for everyone!
Gently Used Uniforms Needed
Has your child outgrown their school uniform? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office. We are also accepting donations of new, packaged underwear for this purpose.
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
LOST AND FOUND
Please note that the lost and found rack will be at the front of the school by the office. Remember to use a permanent marker to put your child’s name on jackets, sweaters, lunch bags, and water bottles.
Read Across America Loma Verde Spirit Week 3/2-3/6
WE NEED YOU! Read Across Loma Verde – Sign Up
Join Us for National Read Across America Day at Loma Verde Elementary!
We’re thrilled to celebrate Dr. Seuss’ love of reading with the nationwide “Read Across America” event on March 5th.
We need your help! Friday, March 6, 2026, is our Community Readers Day, and we’d be delighted if you could join us between 8:15 and 9:15 a.m. to read a short book to a class or two. (You can pick a book from our library.)
If you can make it, please let us know by returning the Guest Reader Sign-Up Form to your child’s teacher before Friday, February 27, 2026. Don’t forget to indicate your preferred time slot(s)! We love having our community members volunteer their time at our school. It makes such a difference!
Tips for Parents: Reading to and with your children throughout elementary school is one of the best ways to support them as readers. Click here for tips on reading with your child.
The ELPAC testing is going on now. If your child is an English learner, they will be tested between February 2nd and March 20th.
Kindergarten through 2nd-grade students will start one-on-one testing this week
3rd graders will finsih take the Listening, Reading, Speaking and Writing this week.
Please remind your child that this is an important assessment. Thank you for your support!
CVESD LCAP Information
The Chula Vista Elementary School District (CVESD) is inviting students, families, staff, and community members to participate in the annual Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) Survey, now open through March 31, 2026.
As part of California’s Local Control Funding Formula, the LCAP helps guide district goals, actions, and investments to improve student learning and support English Learners, low‑income students, and foster youth for the remaining year of our 3-year plan. It also serves as a key tool for sharing how programs and services are selected to meet the needs of the district’s diverse student population.
Survey participants are encouraged to provide feedback on academic achievement, school climate, family engagement, English Learner support, and innovative learning opportunities. This input directly informs district planning and decisions across instruction, safety, social-emotional supports, and enrichment programs.
In the coming weeks, school sites will host informational sessions to explain the LCAP process and provide opportunities for families and staff to complete the survey in person. CVESD’s collaborative LCAP development process includes engagement with teachers, classified staff, administrators, bargaining units, parents, guardians, and students throughout the year.
The district’s LCAP goals continue to focus on improving student achievement, creating safe and inclusive environments, supporting English Learners, expanding innovative and rigorous learning experiences, and strengthening engagement among educational partners. CVESD encourages all members of the community to take part in the survey and upcoming discussions. More information is available on the district’s LCAP Webpage or by contacting your school site directly.
March is just around the corner, which means parent‑teacher conferences are coming up as we close out the quarter. You should have received, or will soon receive, information from your child’s teacher about our spring conferences, scheduled for March 12–19, 2026.
Our teachers look forward to meeting with every parent or guardian. Please attend at your scheduled time or contact us if you need to reschedule. Many conferences will be student‑led, giving your child the chance to share their learning with you.
Important:All students will have minimum days during conference week 3/12-3/19, with 1:00 p.m. dismissal for 1st–6th grade (12:45 for kinder & TK). Every family is expected to participate, so please reach out to your child’s teacher if you haven’t scheduled a time.
Tips for Parents — Helpful Questions:
Academic Progress: How is my child doing? What are his/her strengths or areas for support?
Social Development: How does my child interact with classmates?
Behavior & Participation: Is my child engaged and contributing in class?
Support at Home: What can we do at home to help?
We hope these tips help you have a successful and meaningful conference. Thank you for your continued support!
We need your help to reach our goal of raising $850 in support of the YMCA! Every contribution—no matter the amount—makes a meaningful difference. Your donations help fund camps, scholarships, and other valuable YMCA programs that benefit our community.
We are grateful for all the ways the YMCA supports Loma Verde families and our community.
And here’s the fun part: If we meet our school goal of $850, students will get to SLIME THE PRINCIPAL AND TEACHERS on Friday, March 19!
Thank you for your support!
Open Enrollment for New Students Starts February 11
The Chula Vista Elementary School District (CVESD) will open enrollment for new Transitional Kindergarten (TK) and Kindergarten students for the 2026–27 school year on February 11, 2026, at 9 a.m.
Eligibility for the next school year includes:
TK: Children who turn 4 on or before September 1, 2026
Kindergarten: Children who turn 5 on or before September 1, 2026
For full enrollment details, visit cvesd.org/enrollnow or contact your neighborhood school.
Every Minute Counts!
Did you know that being just 5 minutes late each day can add up to a significant loss of learning time over the course of the school year? Every minute matters—especially in the morning when routines are set and learning begins.
Please take a moment to talk with your child about the importance of arriving at school on time every day. Building strong habits now sets the tone for a successful day and a successful year!
Here’s what you need to know:
Line-Up Time: 2nd-6th grade students should be lined up on the blacktop by 7:55 AM. TK-1st grade students should be in the auditorium by 7:55 AM.
Start Time: Classes begin promptly at 8:00 AM.
Gate Closure: For the safety and security of our campus, all gates will close at 8:00 AM.
After 8:00 AM, students must enter through the office and will be marked tardy.
Let’s work together to help every student make the most of their learning time. Thank you for your continued support!
Week #26 TK-6th grade attendance average: 94.7% (Goal is 98% or higher)
Year-to-date (8/23/25-2/27/26) average attendance: 95.2% (Goal is 98%)
Week #26 Highest Attendance
98.5% – Ms. Lopez – 5th grade
97.6% – Ms. Montano – 2nd grade
96.8% – Ms. Youssofi – 6th grade
WEEK #26 Most Improved Attendance
Mr. Lopez – Kinder
Ms. Lloyd – TK
2026-27 School Year-Round Calendar
Click here for the 2026-2027 school calendar is now available! You can find it posted on both the district and our website. We’ve included all the key dates for the upcoming school year. Please be sure to plan family events around our scheduled school breaks so that students can attend school every day. Remember, we are on a modified year-round calendar, and school will start on July 22, 2026! Click Here for the 2026-27 School Year-Round Calendar.
Student Start Date: July 22, 2026
Student End Date: June 4, 2027
Key breaks include:
Fall Break: September 21– October 5, 2026
Thanksgiving Break: November 23 – November 27, 2026
Winter Break: December 21, 2026 – January 11, 2027
Spring Break: March 22 – April 2, 2027
LOMA VERDE SPIRIT GEAR IS FOR SALE
We are selling Loma Verde spirit shirts and hoodies at school. The T-shirts are $15 and the sweatshirts cost $33. (Cash only at this time.) Students can wear the spirit t-shirts and sweatshirt any day of the week OR the uniform shirt. Order forms can be picked up in the office or click here. Let’s show our school spirit, Wildcats! Please make sure to write your child’s first and last name inside their hoodie.
PARKING, DROP-OFF, AND PICK-UP
Arrival & Dismissal Reminders
Thank you for your continued patience and cooperation during drop-off and pick-up. To keep everyone safe and things running smoothly:
Use only the designated drop-off/pick-up zones.
If you need to leave your car, park in the lot—not the bus loop.
No dogs on campus during arrival or dismissal.
Do not park in RESERVED or staff spaces.
Students must walk bikes on sidewalks.
Morning Drop-Off Times:
7:15–7:55 AM for students eating breakfast
7:30–8:00 AM for all others 2nd-6th grader students line up on the blacktop and are picked up by teachers at 8:00 AM. Instruction begins promptly at 8:00—students arriving after this time are marked tardy. TK-1st grade students sit in the auditorium at their assigned table. The teacher will pick up the students at 8:00 a.m.
SDC Preschool & Preschool: Follow your teacher’s specific drop-off and pick-up instructions.
Afternoon Pick-Up:
Students not picked up by 2:45 PM (or 1:15 PM on minimum days) will be taken to the office and must be signed out.
Parents must sign into the Raptor System to enter the campus to drop off their student beginning 1/2026. Parents must exit by the first bell at 7:55 am.
Let’s all remember to be patient, kind, and considerate—thank you for helping us keep Loma Verde safe and welcoming for everyone!
Gently Used Uniforms Needed
Has your child outgrown their school uniform? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office. We are also accepting donations of new, packaged underwear for this purpose.
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
LOST AND FOUND
Please note that the lost and found rack will be at the front of the school by the office. Remember to use a permanent marker to put your child’s name on jackets, sweaters, lunch bags, and water bottles.
Monday, 2/2-Friday, 3/20 ELPAC Testng for K-6th grade English Learners
Wednesday, 2/11 NEW STUDENT 2026-2027 Open Enrollment Opens (TK, Kinder, & New Students)
Monday, 2/23 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM Positive Solutions for Families – Online Workshop– English Virtual Workshop CVESD families with children aged 3-7 are invited to join free, interactive online parenting workshops designed to give families practical tools to support children’s learning and well-being. Making the Connection: Strengthen relationships through positive encouragement. Reserve your spot today: bit.ly/PSF-CVESD-Form
Tuesday, 2/24 7:30-4:00 CalKids Scholarship Sign Up @ Loma Verde https://calkids.org/
Tuesday, 2/24 2:30 Loma Verde Spirit Shirts for Sale
Wednesday, 2/25 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM Positive Solutions for Families – Online Workshop – Spanish Virtual Workshop CVESD families with children aged 3-7 are invited to join free, interactive online parenting workshops designed to give families practical tools to support children’s learning and well-being. Making the Connection: Strengthen relationships through positive encouragement. Reserve your spot today: bit.ly/PSF-CVESD-Form
Wednesday, 2/25 6:00 PM Budget Advisory Meeting @ District Office
Thursday, 2/26 2;45-5:35 Southwest College FREE Community Class “Using Your Foreign Degree in the U.S.” @403
Friday, 2/27 8:00-8:30 Fun Family Friday @403 CANCELED DUE TO ELPAC TESTING
Friday, 2/27 7:30-4:00 CalKids Scholarship Sign Up @ Loma Verde https://calkids.org/
Friday, 2/27 8:30-9:30 PTO Meeting @403
Friday, 2/27 1:00 Loma Verde Spirit Shirts for Sale
Monday, 3/2-Friday, 3/6 Read Across Loma Verde & Spirit Week
The ELPAC testing is going on now. If your child is an English learner, they will be tested between February 2nd and March 20th.
4th and 5th graders will continue their one-on-one Speaking tests this week.
Kindergarten through 2nd grade students will start one-on-one testing in two weeks.
3rd-6th graders will take the Listening, Reading, and Writing starting the week of 2/23.
Please remind your child that this is an important assessment. Thank you for your support!
Read Across America Loma Verde Spirit Week 3/2-3/6
WE NEED YOU! Read Across Loma Verde – Sign Up
Join Us for National Read Across America Day at Loma Verde Elementary!
We’re thrilled to celebrate Dr. Seuss’ love of reading with the nationwide “Read Across America” event on March 5th.
We need your help! Friday, March 6, 2026, is our Community Readers Day, and we’d be delighted if you could join us between 8:15 and 9:15 a.m. to read a short book to a class or two. (You can pick a book from our library.)
If you can make it, please let us know by returning the Guest Reader Sign-Up Form to your child’s teacher before Friday, February 27, 2026. Don’t forget to indicate your preferred time slot(s)! We love having our community members volunteer their time at our school. It makes such a difference!
Tips for Parents: Reading to and with your children throughout elementary school is one of the best ways to support them as readers. Click here for tips on reading with your child.
CVESD LCAP Information
The Chula Vista Elementary School District (CVESD) is inviting students, families, staff, and community members to participate in the annual Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) Survey, now open through March 31, 2026.
As part of California’s Local Control Funding Formula, the LCAP helps guide district goals, actions, and investments to improve student learning and support English Learners, low‑income students, and foster youth for the remaining year of our 3-year plan. It also serves as a key tool for sharing how programs and services are selected to meet the needs of the district’s diverse student population.
Survey participants are encouraged to provide feedback on academic achievement, school climate, family engagement, English Learner support, and innovative learning opportunities. This input directly informs district planning and decisions across instruction, safety, social-emotional supports, and enrichment programs.
In the coming weeks, school sites will host informational sessions to explain the LCAP process and provide opportunities for families and staff to complete the survey in person. CVESD’s collaborative LCAP development process includes engagement with teachers, classified staff, administrators, bargaining units, parents, guardians, and students throughout the year.
The district’s LCAP goals continue to focus on improving student achievement, creating safe and inclusive environments, supporting English Learners, expanding innovative and rigorous learning experiences, and strengthening engagement among educational partners. CVESD encourages all members of the community to take part in the survey and upcoming discussions. More information is available on the district’s LCAP Webpage or by contacting your school site directly.
March is just around the corner, which means parent‑teacher conferences are coming up as we close out the quarter. You should have received, or will soon receive, information from your child’s teacher about our spring conferences, scheduled for March 12–19, 2026.
Our teachers look forward to meeting with every parent or guardian. Please attend at your scheduled time or contact us if you need to reschedule. Many conferences will be student‑led, giving your child the chance to share their learning with you.
Important:All students will have minimum days during conference week 3/12-3/19, with 1:00 p.m. dismissal for 1st–6th grade (12:45 for kinder & TK). Every family is expected to participate, so please reach out to your child’s teacher if you haven’t scheduled a time.
Tips for Parents — Helpful Questions:
Academic Progress: How is my child doing? Any strengths or areas for support?
Social Development: How does my child interact with classmates?
Behavior & Participation: Is my child engaged and contributing in class?
Support at Home: What can we do at home to help?
We hope these tips help you have a successful and meaningful conference. Thank you for your continued support!
We need your help to reach our goal of raising $850 in support of the YMCA! Every contribution—no matter the amount—makes a meaningful difference. Your donations help fund camps, scholarships, and other valuable YMCA programs that benefit our community.
We are grateful for all the ways the YMCA supports Loma Verde families and our community.
And here’s the fun part: If we meet our school goal of $850, students will get to SLIME THE PRINCIPAL AND TEACHERS on Friday, March 19!
Thank you for your support!
Open Enrollment for New Students Starts February 11
The Chula Vista Elementary School District (CVESD) will open enrollment for new Transitional Kindergarten (TK) and Kindergarten students for the 2026–27 school year on February 11, 2026, at 9 a.m.
Eligibility for the next school year includes:
TK: Children who turn 4 on or before September 1, 2026
Kindergarten: Children who turn 5 on or before September 1, 2026
For full enrollment details, visit cvesd.org/enrollnow or contact your neighborhood school.
Every Minute Counts!
Did you know that being just 5 minutes late each day can add up to a significant loss of learning time over the course of the school year? Every minute matters—especially in the morning when routines are set and learning begins.
Please take a moment to talk with your child about the importance of arriving at school on time every day. Building strong habits now sets the tone for a successful day and a successful year!
Here’s what you need to know:
Line-Up Time: 2nd-6th grade students should be lined up on the blacktop by 7:55 AM. TK-1st grade students should be in the auditorium by 7:55 AM.
Start Time: Classes begin promptly at 8:00 AM.
Gate Closure: For the safety and security of our campus, all gates will close at 8:00 AM.
After 8:00 AM, students must enter through the office and will be marked tardy.
Let’s work together to help every student make the most of their learning time. Thank you for your continued support!
Week #25 TK-6th grade attendance average: 91.8% (Goal is 98% or higher)
Year-to-date (8/23/25-2/20/26) average attendance: 95.1% (Goal is 98%)
Week #25 Highest Attendance
100% – Ms. Kang – 3rd grade
97.3% – Ms. Jones – 4th grade
96.1% – Ms. Munoz – 3rd grade
WEEK #25 Most Improved Attendance
Ms. Montaño – 2nd grade
Ms. Jones – 4th grade
2026-27 School Year-Round Calendar
Click here for the 2026-2027 school calendar is now available! You can find it posted on both the district and our website. We’ve included all the key dates for the upcoming school year. Please be sure to plan family events around our scheduled school breaks so that students can attend school every day. Remember, we are on a modified year-round calendar, and school will start on July 22, 2026! Click Here for the 2026-27 School Year-Round Calendar.
Student Start Date: July 22, 2026
Student End Date: June 4, 2027
Key breaks include:
Fall Break: September 21– October 5, 2026
Thanksgiving Break: November 23 – November 27, 2026
Winter Break: December 21, 2026 – January 11, 2027
LOMA VERDE SPIRIT GEAR IS FOR SALE on 2/24 & 2/27 After School!
We are selling Loma Verde spirit shirts and hoodies at school. The T-shirts are $15 and the sweatshirts cost $33. (Cash only at this time.) Students can wear the spirit t-shirts and sweatshirt any day of the week OR the uniform shirt. Order forms can be picked up in the office or click here. Let’s show our school spirit, Wildcats! Please make sure to write your child’s first and last name inside their hoodie.
PARKING, DROP-OFF, AND PICK-UP
Arrival & Dismissal Reminders
Thank you for your continued patience and cooperation during drop-off and pick-up. To keep everyone safe and things running smoothly:
Use only the designated drop-off/pick-up zones.
If you need to leave your car, park in the lot—not the bus loop.
No dogs on campus during arrival or dismissal.
Do not park in RESERVED or staff spaces.
Students must walk bikes on sidewalks.
Morning Drop-Off Times:
7:15–7:55 AM for students eating breakfast
7:30–8:00 AM for all others 2nd-6th grader students line up on the blacktop and are picked up by teachers at 8:00 AM. Instruction begins promptly at 8:00—students arriving after this time are marked tardy. TK-1st grade students sit in the auditorium at their assigned table. The teacher will pick up the students at 8:00 a.m.
SDC Preschool & Preschool: Follow your teacher’s specific drop-off and pick-up instructions.
Afternoon Pick-Up:
Students not picked up by 2:45 PM (or 1:15 PM on minimum days) will be taken to the office and must be signed out.
Parents must sign into the Raptor System to enter the campus to drop off their student beginning 1/2026. Parents must exit by the first bell at 7:55 am.
Let’s all remember to be patient, kind, and considerate—thank you for helping us keep Loma Verde safe and welcoming for everyone!
Gently Used Uniforms Needed
Has your child outgrown their school uniform? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office. We are also accepting donations of new, packaged underwear for this purpose.
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
LOST AND FOUND
Please note that the lost and found rack will be at the front of the school by the office. Remember to use a permanent marker to put your child’s name on jackets, sweaters, lunch bags, and water bottles.
Family Math Night was such a success! THANK YOU for attending! A BIG thank you to the PTO, Ms. Crespo, Ms. Castro, SDSU Student Teachers, and the other Loma Verde staff for making this a great event!
Monday, 2/2-Friday, 3/20 ELPAC Testng for K-6th grade English Learners
Wednesday, 2/11 NEW STUDENT 2026-2027 Open Enrollment Opens (TK, Kinder, & New Students)
Friday, 2/13-Monday, 2/16 NO SCHOOL – LINCOLN AND WASHINGTON HOLIDAY
Tuesday, 2/17-Friday, 2/20 VAPA Week
Tuesday, 2/17 4:00-6:00 PM CVESD Parent Workshop: Managing Meltdowns and Behaviors (Discover why some children are more prone to meltdowns and defiant behaviors than others. Take away best practices to increase positive behaviors, reduce defiant or disruptive behaviors, and prevent and manage meltdowns.)
Wednesday, 2/18 ABC New 10 Free Book Give-Away for 3rd Graders
Thursday, 2/19 8:15 Coffee with the Principal & ELAC Meeting
Thursday, 2/19 9:45 am, 1:15 pm & 5:00 pm Loma Verde School Play
Wednesday, 2/25 6:00 PM Budget Advisory Meeting @ District Office
Friday, 2/27 8:00-8:30 Fun Family Friday @403
Friday, 2/27 8:30-9:30 PTO Meeting @403
Monday, 3/2-Friday, 3/6 Read Across Loma Verde & Spirit Week
The ELPAC testing is going on now. If your child is an English learner, they will be tested between February 2nd and March 20th.
4th and 5th graders will continue their one-on-one Speaking tests this week.
Kindergarten through 2nd grade students will start one-on-one testing in two weeks.
3rd-6th graders will take the Listening, Reading, and Writing starting the week of 2/23.
Please remind your child that this is an important assessment. Thank you for your support!
CVESD LCAP Information
The Chula Vista Elementary School District (CVESD) is inviting students, families, staff, and community members to participate in the annual Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) Survey, now open through March 31, 2026.
As part of California’s Local Control Funding Formula, the LCAP helps guide district goals, actions, and investments to improve student learning and support English Learners, low‑income students, and foster youth for the remaining year of our 3-year plan. It also serves as a key tool for sharing how programs and services are selected to meet the needs of the district’s diverse student population.
Survey participants are encouraged to provide feedback on academic achievement, school climate, family engagement, English Learner support, and innovative learning opportunities. This input directly informs district planning and decisions across instruction, safety, social-emotional supports, and enrichment programs.
In the coming weeks, school sites will host informational sessions to explain the LCAP process and provide opportunities for families and staff to complete the survey in person. CVESD’s collaborative LCAP development process includes engagement with teachers, classified staff, administrators, bargaining units, parents, guardians, and students throughout the year.
The district’s LCAP goals continue to focus on improving student achievement, creating safe and inclusive environments, supporting English Learners, expanding innovative and rigorous learning experiences, and strengthening engagement among educational partners. CVESD encourages all members of the community to take part in the survey and upcoming discussions. More information is available on the district’s LCAP Webpage or by contacting your school site directly.
March is just around the corner, which means parent‑teacher conferences are coming up as we close out the quarter. You should have received, or will soon receive, information from your child’s teacher about our spring conferences, scheduled for March 12–19, 2026.
Our teachers look forward to meeting with every parent or guardian. Please attend at your scheduled time or contact us if you need to reschedule. Many conferences will be student‑led, giving your child the chance to share their learning with you.
Important:All students will have minimum days during conference week 3/12-3/19, with 1:00 p.m. dismissal for 1st–6th grade (12:45 for kinder & TK). Every family is expected to participate, so please reach out to your child’s teacher if you haven’t scheduled a time.
Tips for Parents — Helpful Questions:
Academic Progress: How is my child doing? Any strengths or areas for support?
Social Development: How does my child interact with classmates?
Behavior & Participation: Is my child engaged and contributing in class?
Support at Home: What can we do at home to help?
We hope these tips help you have a successful and meaningful conference. Thank you for your continued support!
We need your help to reach our goal of raising $850 in support of the YMCA! Every contribution—no matter the amount—makes a meaningful difference. Your donations help fund camps, scholarships, and other valuable YMCA programs that benefit our community.
We are grateful for all the ways the YMCA supports Loma Verde families and our community.
And here’s the fun part: If we meet our school goal of $850, students will get to SLIME THE PRINCIPAL AND TEACHERS on Friday, March 19!
Thank you for your support!
Open Enrollment for New Students Starts February 11
The Chula Vista Elementary School District (CVESD) will open enrollment for new Transitional Kindergarten (TK) and Kindergarten students for the 2026–27 school year on February 11, 2026, at 9 a.m.
Eligibility for the next school year includes:
TK: Children who turn 4 on or before September 1, 2026
Kindergarten: Children who turn 5 on or before September 1, 2026
For full enrollment details, visit cvesd.org/enrollnow or contact your neighborhood school.
Every Minute Counts!
Did you know that being just 5 minutes late each day can add up to a significant loss of learning time over the course of the school year? Every minute matters—especially in the morning when routines are set and learning begins.
Please take a moment to talk with your child about the importance of arriving at school on time every day. Building strong habits now sets the tone for a successful day and a successful year!
Here’s what you need to know:
Line-Up Time: 2nd-6th grade students should be lined up on the blacktop by 7:55 AM. TK-1st grade students should be in the auditorium by 7:55 AM.
Start Time: Classes begin promptly at 8:00 AM.
Gate Closure: For the safety and security of our campus, all gates will close at 8:00 AM.
After 8:00 AM, students must enter through the office and will be marked tardy.
Let’s work together to help every student make the most of their learning time. Thank you for your continued support!
Week #24 TK-6th grade attendance average: 92.8% (Goal is 98% or higher)
Year-to-date (8/23/25-2/12/26) average attendance: 95.2% (Goal is 98%)
Week #24 Highest Attendance
98.9% – Ms. Samayoa – 3rd grade
98.7% – Ms. Munoz – 3rd grade
97.1% – Ms. Kang – 3rd grade
WEEK #24 Most Improved Attendance
Ms. Lopez – 5th grade
Ms. Samayoa – 3rd grade
2026-27 School Year-Round Calendar
Click here for the 2026-2027 school calendar is now available! You can find it posted on both the district and our website. We’ve included all the key dates for the upcoming school year. Please be sure to plan family events around our scheduled school breaks so that students can attend school every day. Remember, we are on a modified year-round calendar, and school will start on July 22, 2026! Click Here for the 2026-27 School Year-Round Calendar.
Student Start Date: July 22, 2026
Student End Date: June 4, 2027
Key breaks include:
Fall Break: September 21– October 5, 2026
Thanksgiving Break: November 23 – November 27, 2026
Winter Break: December 21, 2026 – January 11, 2027
We are selling Loma Verde spirit shirts and hoodies at school. The T-shirts are $13 and the sweatshirts cost $33. (Cash only at this time.) Students can wear the spirit t-shirts and sweatshirt any day of the week OR the uniform shirt. Order forms can be picked up in the office or click here. Let’s show our school spirit, Wildcats! Please make sure to write your child’s first and last name inside their hoodie.
PARKING, DROP-OFF, AND PICK-UP
Arrival & Dismissal Reminders
Thank you for your continued patience and cooperation during drop-off and pick-up. To keep everyone safe and things running smoothly:
Use only the designated drop-off/pick-up zones.
If you need to leave your car, park in the lot—not the bus loop.
No dogs on campus during arrival or dismissal.
Do not park in RESERVED or staff spaces.
Students must walk bikes on sidewalks.
Morning Drop-Off Times:
7:15–7:55 AM for students eating breakfast
7:30–8:00 AM for all others 2nd-6th grader students line up on the blacktop and are picked up by teachers at 8:00 AM. Instruction begins promptly at 8:00—students arriving after this time are marked tardy. TK-1st grade students sit in the auditorium at their assigned table. The teacher will pick up the students at 8:00 a.m.
SDC Preschool & Preschool: Follow your teacher’s specific drop-off and pick-up instructions.
Afternoon Pick-Up:
Students not picked up by 2:45 PM (or 1:15 PM on minimum days) will be taken to the office and must be signed out.
Parents must sign into the Raptor System to enter the campus to drop off their student beginning 1/2026. Parents must exit by the first bell at 7:55 am.
Let’s all remember to be patient, kind, and considerate—thank you for helping us keep Loma Verde safe and welcoming for everyone!
Gently Used Uniforms Needed
Has your child outgrown their school uniform? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office. We are also accepting donations of new, packaged underwear for this purpose.
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
LOST AND FOUND
Please note that the lost and found rack will be at the front of the school by the office. Remember to use a permanent marker to put your child’s name on jackets, sweaters, lunch bags, and water bottles.
We are looking forward to a wonderful week of learning! Please ensure your child arrives on time each day. A reminder that there will be no school on Friday, 2/13, and Monday, 2/16, in honor of Presidents’ Day. School will resume on Tuesday, 2/17, with a regular 2:30 p.m. dismissal for all TK–6th grade students.
Please read below for important school information for the upcoming weeks. Thank you for your continued support!
Congratulations to all our Loma Verde students who represented their grade level in the 2026 Loma Verde Speech Contest! Our students delivered powerful and creative speeches based on the 2026 CVESD Contest prompt, “What Makes a Strong Community?” We are incredibly proud of all our participants!
A special shoutout to this year’s winners: 6th grader Maleah Hollins and 5th grader Sofia Quireno! They will be moving on to compete in the district speech contest later this month. We are thrilled with their accomplishments and wish them the best of luck!
The ELPAC testing continues this week for 5th & 6th graders. If your child is an English learner, they will be tested between February 2nd and March 19th.
4th and 5th graders will start their one-on-one Speaking tests this week.
Kindergarten through 2nd-grade students will start one-on-one testing in two weeks.
3rd-6th graders will take the Listening, Reading, and Writing test the week of February 23.
Click here to learn more about the ELPAC assessment for our 168 English Learners.
ELPAC Practice Tests This link accesses the practice tests portal. The practice test gives students, parents and families, teachers, administrators, and others an opportunity to become familiar with the types of test questions on the ELPAC.
Please remind your child that this is an important assessment. Thank you for your support!
Friday, 2/13-Monday, 2/16 NO SCHOOL – LINCOLN AND WASHINGTON HOLIDAY
Tuesday, 2/17-Friday, 2/20 VAPA Week
Tuesday, 2/17 4:00-6:00 PM CVESD Parent Workshop: Managing Meltdowns and Behaviors (Discover why some children are more prone to meltdowns and defiant behaviors than others. Take away best practices to increase positive behaviors, reduce defiant or disruptive behaviors, and prevent and manage meltdowns.)
Wednesday, 2/18 ABC New 10 Free Book Give-Away for 3rd Graders
Thursday, 2/19 8:15 Coffee with the Principal & ELAC Meeting
Thursday, 2/19 9:45 am, 1:15 pm & 5:00 pm Loma Verde School Play
Wednesday, 2/25 6:00 PM Budget Advisory Meeting @ District Office
Friday, 2/27 8:00-8:30 Fun Family Friday @403
Friday, 2/27 8:30-9:30 PTO Meeting @403
Monday, 3/2-Friday, 3/6 Read Across Loma Verde & Spirit Week
This special event is designed for Preschool–6th grade students and their families to have fun together while building math confidence. We can’t wait to see you there!
Event Details
Gate opens at 5:00 p.m.
Free dinner available from 5:00–6:30 p.m.
FUN hands‑on math games, activities, and prizes for Preschool–6th grade students and their families
Loma Verde students and their parents/guardians only (Students must attend with an adult.)
All students who attend will receive a FREE HOMEWORK PASS!
We can’t wait to enjoy an evening of learning, fun, and family time with you!
CVESD LCAP Information
The Chula Vista Elementary School District (CVESD) is inviting students, families, staff, and community members to participate in the annual Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) Survey, now open through March 31, 2026.
As part of California’s Local Control Funding Formula, the LCAP helps guide district goals, actions, and investments to improve student learning and support English Learners, low‑income students, and foster youth for the remaining year of our 3-year plan. It also serves as a key tool for sharing how programs and services are selected to meet the needs of the district’s diverse student population.
Survey participants are encouraged to provide feedback on academic achievement, school climate, family engagement, English Learner support, and innovative learning opportunities. This input directly informs district planning and decisions across instruction, safety, social-emotional supports, and enrichment programs.
In the coming weeks, school sites will host informational sessions to explain the LCAP process and provide opportunities for families and staff to complete the survey in person. CVESD’s collaborative LCAP development process includes engagement with teachers, classified staff, administrators, bargaining units, parents, guardians, and students throughout the year.
The district’s LCAP goals continue to focus on improving student achievement, creating safe and inclusive environments, supporting English Learners, expanding innovative and rigorous learning experiences, and strengthening engagement among educational partners. CVESD encourages all members of the community to take part in the survey and upcoming discussions. More information is available on the district’s LCAP Webpage or by contacting your school site directly.
We need your help to reach our goal of raising $850 in support of the YMCA! Every contribution—no matter the amount—makes a meaningful difference. Your donations help fund camps, scholarships, and other valuable YMCA programs that benefit our community.
We are grateful for all the ways the YMCA supports Loma Verde families and our community.
And here’s the fun part: If we meet our school goal of $850, students will get to SLIME THE PRINCIPAL AND TEACHERS on Friday, March 19!
Thank you for your support!
Open Enrollment for New Students Starts February 11
The Chula Vista Elementary School District (CVESD) will open enrollment for new Transitional Kindergarten (TK) and Kindergarten students for the 2026–27 school year on February 11, 2026, at 9 a.m.
Eligibility for the next school year includes:
TK: Children who turn 4 on or before September 1, 2026
Kindergarten: Children who turn 5 on or before September 1, 2026
For full enrollment details, visit cvesd.org/enrollnow or contact your neighborhood school.
Every Minute Counts!
Did you know that being just 5 minutes late each day can add up to a significant loss of learning time over the course of the school year? Every minute matters—especially in the morning when routines are set and learning begins.
Please take a moment to talk with your child about the importance of arriving at school on time every day. Building strong habits now sets the tone for a successful day and a successful year!
Here’s what you need to know:
Line-Up Time: 2nd-6th grade students should be lined up on the blacktop by 7:55 AM. TK-1st grade students should be in the auditorium by 7:55 AM.
Start Time: Classes begin promptly at 8:00 AM.
Gate Closure: For the safety and security of our campus, all gates will close at 8:00 AM.
After 8:00 AM, students must enter through the office and will be marked tardy.
Let’s work together to help every student make the most of their learning time. Thank you for your continued support!
Week #23 TK-6th grade attendance average: 92.7% (Goal is 98% or higher)
Year-to-date (8/23/25-2/6/26) average attendance: 95.3% (Goal is 98%)
Week #23 Highest Attendance
97.9% – Ms. Munoz – 3rd grade
97.9% – Ms. Jones – 4th grade
97.6% – Ms. Montano – 2nd grade
WEEK #23 Most Improved Attendance
Ms. Lloyd – TK
Ms. Jones – 4th grade
2026-27 School Year-Round Calendar
Click here for the 2026-2027 school calendar is now available! You can find it posted on both the district and our website. We’ve included all the key dates for the upcoming school year. Please be sure to plan family events around our scheduled school breaks so that students can attend school every day. Remember, we are on a modified year-round calendar, and school will start on July 22, 2026! Click Here for the 2026-27 School Year-Round Calendar.
Student Start Date: July 22, 2026
Student End Date: June 4, 2027
Key breaks include:
Fall Break: September 21– October 5, 2026
Thanksgiving Break: November 23 – November 27, 2026
Winter Break: December 21, 2026 – January 11, 2027
We are selling Loma Verde spirit shirts and hoodies at school. The T-shirts are $13 and the sweatshirts cost $33. (Cash only at this time.) Students can wear the spirit t-shirts and sweatshirt any day of the week OR the uniform shirt. Order forms can be picked up in the office or click here. Let’s show our school spirit, Wildcats! Please make sure to write your child’s first and last name inside their hoodie.
PARKING, DROP-OFF, AND PICK-UP
Arrival & Dismissal Reminders
Thank you for your continued patience and cooperation during drop-off and pick-up. To keep everyone safe and things running smoothly:
Use only the designated drop-off/pick-up zones.
If you need to leave your car, park in the lot—not the bus loop.
No dogs on campus during arrival or dismissal.
Do not park in RESERVED or staff spaces.
Students must walk bikes on sidewalks.
Morning Drop-Off Times:
7:15–7:55 AM for students eating breakfast
7:30–8:00 AM for all others 2nd-6th grader students line up on the blacktop and are picked up by teachers at 8:00 AM. Instruction begins promptly at 8:00—students arriving after this time are marked tardy. TK-1st grade students sit in the auditorium at their assigned table. The teacher will pick up the students at 8:00 a.m.
SDC Preschool & Preschool: Follow your teacher’s specific drop-off and pick-up instructions.
Afternoon Pick-Up:
Students not picked up by 2:45 PM (or 1:15 PM on minimum days) will be taken to the office and must be signed out.
Parents must sign into the Raptor System to enter the campus to drop off their student beginning 1/2026. Parents must exit by the first bell at 7:55 am.
Let’s all remember to be patient, kind, and considerate—thank you for helping us keep Loma Verde safe and welcoming for everyone!
Gently Used Uniforms Needed
Has your child outgrown their school uniform? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office. We are also accepting donations of new, packaged underwear for this purpose.
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
LOST AND FOUND
Please note that the lost and found rack will be at the front of the school by the office. Remember to use a permanent marker to put your child’s name on jackets, sweaters, lunch bags, and water bottles.
Thank you for supporting our PTO Scholastic Book Fair! With your generosity—and the help of our wonderful PTO volunteers—we raised funds that will benefit all students. Happy reading!
We also had a fantastic Kindness Spirit Week! Students enjoyed showing their school spirit and learned different ways to be kind each day.
A big thank‑you to the 129people who joined us for our 3rd Loma Verde Bingo Night. It was a great turnout and so much fun!
Please remember: students need to be at school every day and on time. When they miss school, they miss important learning. Thank you for helping us improve our attendance!
Mark your calendars for our FREE Preschool–6th Grade Family Math Night on February 11 from 5:30–7:00 p.m. Enjoy free dinner, math games, and a free homework pass for every student who attends. We hope to see you there! Click here to register.
The ELPAC testing is starting this week for 5th & 6th graders. If your child is an English learner, they will be tested between February 2nd and March 19th.
4th and 5th graders will start their one-on-one Speaking tests this week.
Kindergarten through 2nd-grade students will start one-on-one testing in two weeks.
3rd-6th graders will take the Listening, Reading, and Writing test the week of February 23.
Click here to learn more about the ELPAC assessment for our 168 English Learners.
ELPAC Practice Tests This link accesses the practice tests portal. The practice test gives students, parents and families, teachers, administrators, and others an opportunity to become familiar with the types of test questions on the ELPAC.
Please remind your child that this is an important assessment. Thank you for your support!
This special event is designed for Preschool–6th grade students and their families to have fun together while building math confidence. We can’t wait to see you there!
Event Details
Gate opens at 5:30 p.m.
Free dinner available from 5:30–6:30 p.m.
FUN hands‑on math games, activities, and prizes for Preschool–6th grade students and their families
Loma Verde students and their parents/guardians only (Students must attend with an adult.)
All students who attend will receive a FREE HOMEWORK PASS!
We can’t wait to enjoy an evening of learning, fun, and family time with you!
CVESD LCAP Information
The Chula Vista Elementary School District (CVESD) is inviting students, families, staff, and community members to participate in the annual Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) Survey, now open through March 31, 2026.
As part of California’s Local Control Funding Formula, the LCAP helps guide district goals, actions, and investments to improve student learning and support English Learners, low‑income students, and foster youth for the remaining year of our 3-year plan. It also serves as a key tool for sharing how programs and services are selected to meet the needs of the district’s diverse student population.
Survey participants are encouraged to provide feedback on academic achievement, school climate, family engagement, English Learner support, and innovative learning opportunities. This input directly informs district planning and decisions across instruction, safety, social-emotional supports, and enrichment programs.
In the coming weeks, school sites will host informational sessions to explain the LCAP process and provide opportunities for families and staff to complete the survey in person. CVESD’s collaborative LCAP development process includes engagement with teachers, classified staff, administrators, bargaining units, parents, guardians, and students throughout the year.
The district’s LCAP goals continue to focus on improving student achievement, creating safe and inclusive environments, supporting English Learners, expanding innovative and rigorous learning experiences, and strengthening engagement among educational partners. CVESD encourages all members of the community to take part in the survey and upcoming discussions. More information is available on the district’s LCAP Webpage or by contacting your school site directly.
We need your help to reach our goal of raising $850 in support of the YMCA! Every contribution—no matter the amount—makes a meaningful difference. Your donations help fund camps, scholarships, and other valuable YMCA programs that benefit our community.
We are grateful for all the ways the YMCA supports Loma Verde families and our community.
And here’s the fun part: If we meet our school goal of $850, students will get to SLIME THE PRINCIPAL AND TEACHERS on Friday, March 19!
Thank you for your support!
Open Enrollment for New Students Starts February 11
The Chula Vista Elementary School District (CVESD) will open enrollment for new Transitional Kindergarten (TK) and Kindergarten students for the 2026–27 school year on February 11, 2026, at 9 a.m.
Eligibility for the next school year includes:
TK: Children who turn 4 on or before September 1, 2026
Kindergarten: Children who turn 5 on or before September 1, 2026
For full enrollment details, visit cvesd.org/enrollnow or contact your neighborhood school.
Important Student Cell Phone Reminders:
Students are not allowed to use or have their cell phones out while on campus at Loma Verde Elementary. All cell phones and smart watches must be turned off and given to the classroom teacher at the start of the day. Devices will be securely stored and returned to students at dismissal.
If an emergency occurs, students will be given access to their cell phones or smart watches.
Please ensure you have completed a Cell Phone Waiver and submitted it to the office for approval. (Waivers are available in the school office.) A waiver must be on file before a student brings a cell phone onto campus.
Students are not permitted to record themselves or others at any time, nor may they post anything to social media (e.g., text messages, TikTok, Instagram, etc.).
If you have any questions, please contact Mrs. Watson. Thank you for your support!
Every Minute Counts!
Did you know that being just 5 minutes late each day can add up to a significant loss of learning time over the course of the school year? Every minute matters—especially in the morning when routines are set and learning begins.
Please take a moment to talk with your child about the importance of arriving at school on time every day. Building strong habits now sets the tone for a successful day and a successful year!
Here’s what you need to know:
Line-Up Time: 2nd-6th grade students should be lined up on the blacktop by 7:55 AM. TK-1st grade students should be in the auditorium by 7:55 AM.
Start Time: Classes begin promptly at 8:00 AM.
Gate Closure: For the safety and security of our campus, all gates will close at 8:00 AM.
After 8:00 AM, students must enter through the office and will be marked tardy.
Let’s work together to help every student make the most of their learning time. Thank you for your continued support!
Week #22 TK-6th grade attendance average: 93.5% (Goal is 98% or higher)
Year-to-date (8/23/25-1/30/25) average attendance: 95.4% (Goal is 98%)
We are selling Loma Verde spirit shirts and hoodies at school. The T-shirts are $13 and the sweatshirts cost $33. (Cash only at this time.) Students can wear the spirit t-shirts and sweatshirt any day of the week OR the uniform shirt. Order forms can be picked up in the office or click here. Let’s show our school spirit, Wildcats! Please make sure to write your child’s first and last name inside their hoodie.
PARKING, DROP-OFF, AND PICK-UP
Arrival & Dismissal Reminders
Thank you for your continued patience and cooperation during drop-off and pick-up. To keep everyone safe and things running smoothly:
Use only the designated drop-off/pick-up zones.
If you need to leave your car, park in the lot—not the bus loop.
No dogs on campus during arrival or dismissal.
Do not park in RESERVED or staff spaces.
Students must walk bikes on sidewalks.
Morning Drop-Off Times:
7:15–7:55 AM for students eating breakfast
7:30–8:00 AM for all others 2nd-6th grader students line up on the blacktop and are picked up by teachers at 8:00 AM. Instruction begins promptly at 8:00—students arriving after this time are marked tardy. TK-1st grade students sit in the auditorium at their assigned table. The teacher will pick up the students at 8:00 a.m.
SDC Preschool & Preschool: Follow your teacher’s specific drop-off and pick-up instructions.
Afternoon Pick-Up:
Students not picked up by 2:45 PM (or 1:15 PM on minimum days) will be taken to the office and must be signed out.
Parents must sign into the Raptor System to enter the campus to drop off their student beginning 1/2026. Parents must exit by the first bell at 7:55 am.
Let’s all remember to be patient, kind, and considerate—thank you for helping us keep Loma Verde safe and welcoming for everyone!
Gently Used Uniforms Needed
Has your child outgrown their school uniform? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office. We are also accepting donations of new, packaged underwear for this purpose.
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
LOST AND FOUND
Please note that the lost and found rack will be at the front of the school by the office. Remember to use a permanent marker to put your child’s name on jackets, sweaters, lunch bags, and water bottles.
We have an exciting week #22 ahead, filled with learning, celebrations, and community fun!
📚 Book Fair Week (1/26–1/30) Our Book Fair is here! Students will visit with their classes, and families are welcome to shop after school. Don’t forget to set up a Scholastic e‑wallet for easy, cash‑free purchases: https://bookfairs.scholastic.com/bf/lomaverdeelementaryschool
We need parent volunteers to run our book fair! Please sign up on ClassDojo in the calendar section. Thank you!
💙 Great Kindness Challenge Week Join us as we celebrate and encourage acts of kindness across campus all week long! Take a look below at things you can do as a family to spread kindness!
Loma Verde Spirit Week Show your school spirit each day—check out the flyer for daily themes!
📸 Spring Picture Day – Tuesday, 1/27 This will be a free dress day for students. No money is needed at this time. Picture proofs will be sent home in about a week.
🎉 PTO Family Bingo Night – Friday, 1/30 | 5:30–7:00 PM | Auditorium Bring the whole family for a fun night of bingo, prizes, and community! Food will be available for purchase. Please register here so we know who’s joining us: https://bit.ly/LV_BingoNight_SignUp
There is amazing learning happening throughout Loma Verde every day, and we appreciate your continued support in helping our students grow and shine.
Get ready! Our Scholastic Book Fair starts next week! Choosing their own books empowers students and inspires them to become bolder, prouder, and stronger readers. And—as always—every book they purchase earns rewards for our school.
The Book Fair will take place January 26–30 in the library from 9:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
This year, say goodbye to cash and hello to eWallet—a secure, digital payment option that makes it easy for students to shop without carrying money. You can set up your child’s eWallet for worry‑free purchases. E‑Wallet link:https://bookfairs.scholastic.com/bf/lomaverdeelementaryschool
If you’re unable to attend in person, you can still support our school by shopping the Online Book Fair. All orders ship directly to your home, and shipping is free for book‑only orders over $25. Online purchases also benefit our school.
We also need volunteers! A volunteer sign‑up sheet is posted on Class Dojo. Please consider signing up for 1–2 time slots so we can keep the Book Fair open for all students to enjoy. Thank you in advance for your help!
Thank you for supporting our students. Happy reading!
TK & Kindergarten Registration – Virtual Town Hall Meeting
Don’t miss this! Save the date for our online Transitional Kindergarten and Kindergarten Town Hall on Tuesday, January 27, 2026, at 4:30–6 p.m. Learn all about our programs, including dual immersion, visual and performing arts, special education services, and more! Click the link or scan the QR code below to join the meeting. If you cannot attend, we will record the meeting and post it on our YouTube channel the following day. Teams Meeting Link – English https://bit.ly/TKTownHall2526ENG Teams Meeting Link – Spanish https://bit.ly/TKTownHall2526SPA
Family Bingo Night Coming Soon!
Mark your calendars for our second annual Loma Verde Family Bingo Night and Book Fair on Friday, 1/30 from 5:30-7:00 in the auditorium and library.
Loma Verde students and their parents/guardians only.
Students must attend with an adult.
Sponsored by the Loma Verde PTO
Book Fair will be open from 5:30-6:30 in the library
Every Minute Counts!
Did you know that being just 5 minutes late each day can add up to a significant loss of learning time over the course of the school year? Every minute matters—especially in the morning when routines are set and learning begins.
Please take a moment to talk with your child about the importance of arriving at school on time every day. Building strong habits now sets the tone for a successful day and a successful year!
Here’s what you need to know:
Line-Up Time: 2nd-6th grade students should be lined up on the blacktop by 7:55 AM. TK-1st grade students should be in the auditorium by 7:55 AM.
Start Time: Classes begin promptly at 8:00 AM.
Gate Closure: For the safety and security of our campus, all gates will close at 8:00 AM.
After 8:00 AM, students must enter through the office and will be marked tardy.
Let’s work together to help every student make the most of their learning time. Thank you for your continued support!
Week #21 TK-6th grade attendance average: 95.9% (Goal is 98% or higher)
Year-to-date (8/23/25-1/23/25) average attendance: 95.5% (Goal is 98%)
Week #21 Highest Attendance
99% – Ms. Lopez – 5th grade
99% – Mr. Lopez– kinder
98.9% – Ms. Crespo – 4th & 5th grade
WEEK #21 Most Improved Attendance
Room 401 Ms. Lopez – 5th grade
Room 502 Ms. Holmes – kinder
LOMA VERDE SPIRIT GEAR IS FOR SALE!
We are selling Loma Verde spirit shirts and hoodies at school. The T-shirts are $13 and the sweatshirts cost $33. (Cash only at this time.) Students can wear the spirit t-shirts and sweatshirt any day of the week OR the uniform shirt. Order forms can be picked up in the office or click here. Let’s show our school spirit, Wildcats! Please make sure to write your child’s first and last name inside their hoodie.
PARKING, DROP-OFF, AND PICK-UP
Arrival & Dismissal Reminders
Thank you for your continued patience and cooperation during drop-off and pick-up. To keep everyone safe and things running smoothly:
Use only the designated drop-off/pick-up zones.
If you need to leave your car, park in the lot—not the bus loop.
No dogs on campus during arrival or dismissal.
Do not park in RESERVED or staff spaces.
Students must walk bikes on sidewalks.
Morning Drop-Off Times:
7:15–7:55 AM for students eating breakfast
7:30–8:00 AM for all others 2nd-6th grader students line up on the blacktop and are picked up by teachers at 8:00 AM. Instruction begins promptly at 8:00—students arriving after this time are marked tardy. TK-1st grade students sit in the auditorium at their assigned table. The teacher will pick up the students at 8:00 a.m.
SDC Preschool & Preschool: Follow your teacher’s specific drop-off and pick-up instructions.
Afternoon Pick-Up:
Students not picked up by 2:45 PM (or 1:15 PM on minimum days) will be taken to the office and must be signed out.
Parents must sign into the Raptor System to enter the campus to drop off their student beginning 1/2026. Parents must exit by the first bell at 7:55 am.
Let’s all remember to be patient, kind, and considerate—thank you for helping us keep Loma Verde safe and welcoming for everyone!
Gently Used Uniforms Needed
Has your child outgrown their school uniform? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office. We are also accepting donations of new, packaged underwear for this purpose.
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
LOST AND FOUND
Please note that the lost and found rack will be at the front of the school by the office. Remember to use a permanent marker to put your child’s name on jackets, sweaters, lunch bags, and water bottles.
There is NO SCHOOL on Monday, January 19, in observance of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.
Dear Families,
We had a wonderful first week back from Winter Break! Thank you for your patience and support as we launched our new Safe Campus Board Policy last week.
If you have not yet downloaded the Raptor Safe App, we kindly ask that you do so. Having the app on your phone will make coming onto campus smoother—whether you’re walking your child to their line, heading to the MPR, or joining us for breakfast.
As a friendly reminder, there will be no school tomorrow, Monday, January 19, 2026, in observance of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
We encourage you to spend part of the holiday engaging in meaningful activities that honor Dr. King’s legacy. Families are invited to participate in an optional, off‑campus Day of Service. Across San Diego County, there are many opportunities, including beach cleanups, food bank volunteering, and neighborhood enhancement projects. For more information on local service events, please visit: https://www.handsonsandiego.org/mlkday.
Get ready! Our Scholastic Book Fair starts next week! Choosing their own books empowers students and inspires them to become bolder, prouder, and stronger readers. And—as always—every book they purchase earns rewards for our school.
The Book Fair will take place January 26–30 in the library from 9:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
This year, say goodbye to cash and hello to eWallet—a secure, digital payment option that makes it easy for students to shop without carrying money. You can set up your child’s eWallet for worry‑free purchases. E‑Wallet link:https://bookfairs.scholastic.com/bf/lomaverdeelementaryschool
If you’re unable to attend in person, you can still support our school by shopping the Online Book Fair. All orders ship directly to your home, and shipping is free for book‑only orders over $25. Online purchases also benefit our school.
We also need volunteers! A volunteer sign‑up sheet will be posted on Class Dojo later this week. Please consider signing up for 1–2 time slots so we can keep the Book Fair open for all students to enjoy. Thank you in advance for your help!
Thank you for supporting our students. Happy reading!
It’s that time again—Quarter 3 club registration! We’re excited to launch another great round of clubs, and we’d love for your student to join us.
Loma Verde students and their parents/guardians only.
Students must attend with an adult.
Sponsored by the Loma Verde PTO
Book Fair will be open from 5:30-6:30 in the library
Every Minute Counts!
Did you know that being just 5 minutes late each day can add up to a significant loss of learning time over the course of the school year? Every minute matters—especially in the morning when routines are set and learning begins.
Please take a moment to talk with your child about the importance of arriving at school on time every day. Building strong habits now sets the tone for a successful day and a successful year!
Here’s what you need to know:
Line-Up Time: 2nd-6th grade students should be lined up on the blacktop by 7:55 AM. TK-1st grade students should be in the auditorium by 7:55 AM.
Start Time: Classes begin promptly at 8:00 AM.
Gate Closure: For the safety and security of our campus, all gates will close at 8:00 AM.
After 8:00 AM, students must enter through the office and will be marked tardy.
Let’s work together to help every student make the most of their learning time. Thank you for your continued support!
Week #20 TK-6th grade attendance average: 95.3% (Goal is 98% or higher)
Year-to-date (8/23/25-1/16/25) average attendance: 95.5% (Goal is 98%)
Week #20 Highest Attendance
98.5% – Room 204 Ms. Montano – 2nd grade
98.2% – Room 503 Ms. Jones– 4th grade
97.1% – Room 202 Ms. Kang – 3rd grade
WEEK #20 Most Improved Attendance
Room 601 Mr. Lopez – kinder
Room 204 Ms. Montano – 2nd grade
LOMA VERDE SPIRIT GEAR IS FOR SALE!
We are selling Loma Verde spirit shirts and hoodies at school. The T-shirts are $13 and the sweatshirts cost $33. (Cash only at this time.) Students can wear the spirit t-shirts and sweatshirt any day of the week OR the uniform shirt. Order forms can be picked up in the office or click here. Let’s show our school spirit, Wildcats! Please make sure to write your child’s first and last name inside their hoodie.
PARKING, DROP-OFF, AND PICK-UP
Arrival & Dismissal Reminders
Thank you for your continued patience and cooperation during drop-off and pick-up. To keep everyone safe and things running smoothly:
Use only the designated drop-off/pick-up zones.
If you need to leave your car, park in the lot—not the bus loop.
No dogs on campus during arrival or dismissal.
Do not park in RESERVED or staff spaces.
Students must walk bikes on sidewalks.
Morning Drop-Off Times:
7:15–7:55 AM for students eating breakfast
7:30–8:00 AM for all others 2nd-6th grader students line up on the blacktop and are picked up by teachers at 8:00 AM. Instruction begins promptly at 8:00—students arriving after this time are marked tardy. TK-1st grade students sit in the auditorium at their assigned table. The teacher will pick up the students at 8:00 a.m.
SDC Preschool & Preschool: Follow your teacher’s specific drop-off and pick-up instructions.
Afternoon Pick-Up:
Students not picked up by 2:45 PM (or 1:15 PM on minimum days) will be taken to the office and must be signed out.
Parents must sign into the Raptor System to enter the campus to drop off their student beginning 1/2026. Parents must exit by the first bell at 7:55 am.
Let’s all remember to be patient, kind, and considerate—thank you for helping us keep Loma Verde safe and welcoming for everyone!
Gently Used Uniforms Needed
Has your child outgrown their school uniform? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office. We are also accepting donations of new, packaged underwear for this purpose.
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
LOST AND FOUND
Please note that the lost and found rack will be at the front of the school by the office. Remember to use a permanent marker to put your child’s name on jackets, sweaters, lunch bags, and water bottles.
Students return on Tuesday, January 13, 2026, 8:00-1:00 (minimum day)
Hello Loma Verde Families!
Welcome back! We hope you had a joyous holiday season filled with special moments with your loved ones. We’ve missed our Wildcats and are thrilled to welcome them back on January 13th as we kick off the second half of the 2025–2026 school year!
This semester is an important time for growth, learning, and achievement. We’re excited to partner with you to support your child’s academic success and are grateful for your ongoing support.
To help your child thrive, please ensure they attend school every day and arrive on time. Together, we can make this semester a great one!
Important Updates & Events
Safe Campus Policy Begins: Starting January 13, all visitors must sign in using the Raptor system.
Tip: Download the Raptor App for faster check-in and campus entry. Read all the details below.
Fun Family Friday: Join us on January 16 from 8:00–8:30 AM for a fun start to the day!
PTO Meeting: Immediately following Fun Family Friday, January 16 from 8:30–9:30 AM. in room 403
Thank you for your continued support. We look forward to an amazing second half of the school year!
If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out. I’m happy to help!
Warmly, Ms. Jackie
Every Minute Counts!
Did you know that being just 5 minutes late each day can add up to a significant loss of learning time over the course of the school year? Every minute matters—especially in the morning when routines are set and learning begins.
Please take a moment to talk with your child about the importance of arriving at school on time every day. Building strong habits now sets the tone for a successful day and a successful year!
Here’s what you need to know:
Line-Up Time: 2nd-6th grade students should be lined up on the blacktop by 7:55 AM. TK-1st grade students should be in the auditorium by 7:55 AM.
Start Time: Classes begin promptly at 8:00 AM.
Gate Closure: For the safety and security of our campus, all gates will close at 8:00 AM.
After 8:00 AM, students must enter through the office and will be marked tardy.
Let’s work together to help every student make the most of their learning time. Thank you for your continued support!
Week #19 TK-6th grade attendance average: 95.8% (Goal is 98% or higher)
Year-to-date (8/23/25-12/19/25) average attendance: 95.4% (Goal is 98%)
Week #19 Highest Attendance
99.1% – Room 201 Ms. Samayoa – 3rd grade
98.9% – Room 205 Ms. Munoz– 3rd grade
98.9% – Room 602 Ms. Lloyd – TK
WEEK #19 Most Improved Attendance
Room 505 Ms. Crespo – 4th & 5th grade
Room 202 Ms. Kang – 3rd grade
LOMA VERDE SPIRIT GEAR IS FOR SALE!
We are selling Loma Verde spirit shirts and hoodies at school. The T-shirts are $13 and the sweatshirts cost $33. (Cash only at this time.) Students can wear the spirit t-shirts and sweatshirt any day of the week OR the uniform shirt. Order forms can be picked up in the office or click here. Let’s show our school spirit, Wildcats! Please make sure to write your child’s first and last name inside their hoodie.
PARKING, DROP-OFF, AND PICK-UP
Arrival & Dismissal Reminders
Thank you for your continued patience and cooperation during drop-off and pick-up. To keep everyone safe and things running smoothly:
Use only the designated drop-off/pick-up zones.
If you need to leave your car, park in the lot—not the bus loop.
No dogs on campus during arrival or dismissal.
Do not park in RESERVED or staff spaces.
Students must walk bikes on sidewalks.
Morning Drop-Off Times:
7:15–7:55 AM for students eating breakfast
7:30–8:00 AM for all others 2nd-6th grader students line up on the blacktop and are picked up by teachers at 8:00 AM. Instruction begins promptly at 8:00—students arriving after this time are marked tardy. TK-1st grade students sit in the auditorium at their assigned table. The teacher will pick up the students at 8:00 a.m.
SDC Preschool & Preschool: Follow your teacher’s specific drop-off and pick-up instructions.
Afternoon Pick-Up:
Students not picked up by 2:45 PM (or 1:15 PM on minimum days) will be taken to the office and must be signed out.
Parents must sign into the Raptor System to enter the campus to drop off their student beginning 1/2026. Parents must exit by the first bell at 7:55 am.
Let’s all remember to be patient, kind, and considerate—thank you for helping us keep Loma Verde safe and welcoming for everyone!
Gently Used Uniforms Needed
Has your child outgrown their school uniform? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office. We are also accepting donations of new, packaged underwear for this purpose.
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
LOST AND FOUND
Please note that the lost and found rack will be at the front of the school by the office. Remember to use a permanent marker to put your child’s name on jackets, sweaters, lunch bags, and water bottles.
We are excited to begin Week 19, our last week before Winter Break! Here are some important reminders and updates:
Attendance Matters: Please ensure your child is at school every day and on time this week.
ACE Awards:TK–4th graders will be recognized during ACE Awards this week—celebrating their hard work, achievement, excellence, attendance, and citizenship!
6th Grade Camp: Our 6th graders will be attending Camp Cuyamaca this week—an amazing experience for them!
Holiday Shop: Open Monday–Thursday for students to purchase inexpensive gifts for friends and family.
Closed Campus: When we return from Winter Break, Closed Campus procedures will begin. Please read the detailed information below regarding arrival and dismissal.
Progress Reports:TK–6th grade 2nd quarter progress reports will come home on Friday, 12/19.
Monday, 12/15-Thursday, 12/18 Loma Verde PTO Holiday Shop
Monday, 12/15-Friday, 12/19 6th Grade Camp
Monday, 12/15 8:15 AM TK & Kinder ACE Awards
Tuesday, 12/16 8:15 AM 1st & 2nd ACE Awards
Tuesday, 12/16 3:00 PM Loma Verde SSC Meeting
Wednesday, 12/17 8:15 AM 3rd & 4th ACE Awards
Wednesday, 12/17 6:00 PM CVESD Board Meeting @ District Office
Friday, 12/19 Last Day of 2nd Quarter & Progress Reports sent home
Monday, 12/22/25-Monday, 1/12/26 Winter Break
Tuesday, 1/13/26 Students Return (Minimum Day)
PTO Holiday Shop is Coming!
The PTO Holiday Shop is coming back to Loma Verde this year! It will be open from Tuesday, December 9 through Thursday, December 18 in room 403. This is an opportunity for students to purchase inexpensive gifts for their friends and family. All the proceeds go to the Loma Verde PTO and benefit all of our scholars. If you would like to help volunteer, please sign up online here on ClassDojo or stop by the Community School Parent room 403 to sign up. Thank you!
Report Cards for Quarter 2Coming Home on 12/19/2025
Dear Families,
Progress Reports (report cards) will be sent home on Friday, December 19, 2025, at the end of the quarter. Teachers use a rubric to show your child’s progress toward grade-level standards throughout the year.
To help families understand the reporting process, we will include resources and a Parent Guide to Understanding Progress Reports with the report card. We hope these updates make it easier to follow your child’s academic growth.
If you have any questions, please reach out to your child’s teacher. Thank you for partnering with us to support your child’s learning!
Volunteers Needed!
Our school loves Family Volunteers! If you are able to volunteer for any of the events below, please let us know! Contact Elsie Delgadillo or Sugey Alvarado if you can help.
PTO Holiday Gift Shop – December 8-18 Volunteers needed!
Good morning Loma Verde Families,
It’s that time again—Quarter 3 is right around the corner! We’re excited to launch another great round of clubs, and we’d love for your student to join us.
If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out. I’m happy to help!
Warmly, Ms. Jackie
Every Minute Counts!
Did you know that being just 5 minutes late each day can add up to a significant loss of learning time over the course of the school year? Every minute matters—especially in the morning when routines are set and learning begins.
Please take a moment to talk with your child about the importance of arriving at school on time every day. Building strong habits now sets the tone for a successful day and a successful year!
Here’s what you need to know:
Line-Up Time: 2nd-6th grade students should be lined up on the blacktop by 7:55 AM. TK-1st grade students should be in the auditorium by 7:55 AM.
Start Time: Classes begin promptly at 8:00 AM.
Gate Closure: For the safety and security of our campus, all gates will close at 8:00 AM.
After 8:00 AM, students must enter through the office and will be marked tardy.
Let’s work together to help every student make the most of their learning time. Thank you for your continued support!
Week #18 TK-6th grade attendance average: 93.9% (Goal is 98% or higher)
Year-to-date (8/23/25-12/12/25) average attendance: 95.4% (Goal is 98%)
Week #18 Highest Attendance
98.5% – Room 401 Ms. Lopez – 5th grade
98.5% – Room 302 Ms. deAnda – 1st grade
97.3% – Room 201 Ms. Samayoa – 3rd grade
WEEK #18 Most Improved Attendance
Room 304 Ms. Villanueva – 1st & 2nd grade
Room 302 Ms. deAnda – 1st grade
LOMA VERDE SPIRIT GEAR IS FOR SALE!
We are selling Loma Verde spirit shirts and hoodies at school. The T-shirts are $13 and the sweatshirts cost $33. (Cash only at this time.) Students can wear the spirit t-shirts and sweatshirt any day of the week OR the uniform shirt. Order forms can be picked up in the office or click here. Let’s show our school spirit, Wildcats! Please make sure to write your child’s first and last name inside their hoodie.
PARKING, DROP-OFF, AND PICK-UP
Arrival & Dismissal Reminders
Thank you for your continued patience and cooperation during drop-off and pick-up. To keep everyone safe and things running smoothly:
Use only the designated drop-off/pick-up zones.
If you need to leave your car, park in the lot—not the bus loop.
No dogs on campus during arrival or dismissal.
Do not park in RESERVED or staff spaces.
Students must walk bikes on sidewalks.
Morning Drop-Off Times:
7:15–7:55 AM for students eating breakfast
7:30–8:00 AM for all others 2nd-6th grader students line up on the blacktop and are picked up by teachers at 8:00 AM. Instruction begins promptly at 8:00—students arriving after this time are marked tardy. TK-1st grade students sit in the auditorium at their assigned table. The teacher will pick up the students are 8:00 a.m.
SDC Preschool & Preschool: Follow your teacher’s specific drop-off and pick-up instructions.
Afternoon Pick-Up:
Students not picked up by 2:45 PM (or 1:15 PM on minimum days) will be taken to the office and must be signed out.
Parents may NOT enter the campus to drop off or pick up students outside classrooms beginning 1/2026.
Let’s all remember to be patient, kind, and considerate—thank you for helping us keep Loma Verde safe and welcoming for everyone!
Gently Used Uniforms Needed
Has your child outgrown their school uniform? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office. We are also accepting donations of new, packaged underwear for this purpose.
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
LOST AND FOUND
Please note that the lost and found rack will be at the front of the school by the office. Remember to use a permanent marker to put your child’s name on jackets, sweaters, lunch bags, and water bottles.
We’re in Week 18—just 10 more days of learning before winter break! We are so thankful for our amazing Loma Verde Wildcats and the joy of helping them learn and grow.
The next two weeks are packed with exciting activities:
Thank you for ensuring your child arrives on time and ready to learn each day—it truly makes a big difference. We appreciate your continued support and partnership!
Thursday, 12/11 5:00 PM Kinder Holiday Performance
Friday, 12/12 8:15 AM 5th & 6th Grade ACE Awards
Friday, 12/12 Food Distribution
Monday, 12/15-Friday, 12/19 6th Grade Camp
Monday, 12/15 8:15 AM TK & Kinder ACE Awards
Tuesday, 12/16 8:15 AM 1st & 2nd ACE Awards
Wednesday, 12/17 8:15 AM 3rd & 4th ACE Awards
Wednesday, 12/17 6:00 PM CVESD Board Meeting @ District Office
Friday, 12/19 Last Day of 2nd Quarter & Progress Reports sent home
Monday, 12/22/25-Monday, 1/12/26 Winter Break
Tuesday, 1/13/26 Students Return (Minimum Day)
Sign Up for Loma Verde Wildcat Winter Celebration & LEAD Showcase!
Dear Loma Verde Families, We’re excited to invite you to the Loma Verde Wildcat Winter Celebration & LEAD Showcase on Tuesday, December 9, from 5:00–7:00 PM in the Auditorium! Please let us know who will be attending by filling out one form per family: 👉 Click here to sign up: https://forms.office.com/r/jRZ1fRyEQD?origin=lprLink
Event Highlights:
Create a festive piñata
Decorate cookies & enjoy free hot chocolate
Explore the LEAD Club Showcase
Tour our beautiful garden & take home free succulents
Make paper snowflakes and more!
Important: Students must attend with an adult. This event is sponsored by the Loma Verde PTO & LEAD Program.
PTO Holiday Shop is Coming!
The PTO Holiday Shop is coming back to Loma Verde this year! It will be open from Tuesday, December 9 through Thursday, December 18 in room 403. This is an opportunity for students to purchase inexpensive gifts for their friends and family. All the proceeds go to the Loma Verde PTO and benefit all of our scholars. If you would like to help volunteer, please sign up online here on ClassDojo or stop by the Community School Parent room 403 to sign up. Thank you!
Exciting Learning and Events Last Week!
Report Cards for Quarter 2Coming Home on 12/19/2025
Dear Families,
Progress Reports (report cards) will be sent home on Friday, December 19, 2025, at the end of the quarter. Teachers use a rubric to show your child’s progress toward grade-level standards throughout the year.
To help families understand the reporting process, we will include resources and a Parent Guide to Understanding Progress Reports with the report card. We hope these updates make it easier to follow your child’s academic growth.
If you have any questions, please reach out to your child’s teacher. Thank you for partnering with us to support your child’s learning!
Volunteers Needed!
Our school loves Family Volunteers! If you are able to volunteer for any of the events below, please let us know! Contact Elsie Delgadillo or Sugey Alvarado if you can help.
PTO Holiday Gift Shop – December 8-18 Volunteers needed!
Wildcat Winter Celebration & LEAD Showcase – December 9, 5:00-7:00 PM Volunteers are needed to help prep the piñata crafts, cookie decorating station, and help with decorations for the auditorium.
Food Distribution – December 12, 10:30-1:00 @ auditorium
Every Minute Counts!
Did you know that being just 5 minutes late each day can add up to a significant loss of learning time over the course of the school year? Every minute matters—especially in the morning when routines are set and learning begins.
Please take a moment to talk with your child about the importance of arriving at school on time every day. Building strong habits now sets the tone for a successful day and a successful year!
Here’s what you need to know:
Line-Up Time: Students should be lined up on the blacktop by 7:55 AM.
Start Time: Classes begin promptly at 8:00 AM.
Gate Closure: For the safety and security of our campus, all gates will close at 8:00 AM.
After 8:00 AM, students must enter through the office and will be marked tardy.
Let’s work together to help every student make the most of their learning time. Thank you for your continued support!
Week #17 TK-6th grade attendance average: 94.7% (Goal is 98% or higher)
Year-to-date (8/23/25-12/5/25) average attendance: 95.4% (Goal is 98%)
Week #17 Highest Attendance
100% – Room 202 Ms. Kang – 3rd grade
100% – Room 204 Ms. Moñtano – 2nd grade
98.9% – Room 602 Ms. Lloyd – TK
WEEK #17 Most Improved Attendance
Room 405 Ms. Youssofi – 6th grade
Room 602 Ms. Lloyd – TK
LOMA VERDE SPIRIT GEAR IS FOR SALE!
We are selling Loma Verde spirit shirts and hoodies at school. The T-shirts are $13 and the sweatshirts cost $33. (Cash only at this time.) Students can wear the spirit t-shirts and sweatshirt any day of the week OR the uniform shirt. Order forms can be picked up in the office or click here. Let’s show our school spirit, Wildcats! Please make sure to write your child’s first and last name inside their hoodie.
PARKING, DROP-OFF, AND PICK-UP
Arrival & Dismissal Reminders
Thank you for your continued patience and cooperation during drop-off and pick-up. To keep everyone safe and things running smoothly:
Use only the designated drop-off/pick-up zones.
If you need to leave your car, park in the lot—not the bus loop.
No dogs on campus during arrival or dismissal.
Do not park in RESERVED or staff spaces.
Students must walk bikes on sidewalks.
Morning Drop-Off Times:
7:15–7:55 AM for students eating breakfast
7:30–8:00 AM for all others Students line up on the blacktop and are picked up by teachers at 8:00 AM. Instruction begins promptly at 8:00—students arriving after this time are marked tardy.
Kinder, TK, SDC Preschool & Preschool: Follow your teacher’s specific drop-off instructions.
Afternoon Pick-Up:
Students not picked up by 2:45 PM (or 1:15 PM on minimum days) will be taken to the office and must be signed out.
Parents may enter campus from 2:30–2:45 PM (or 1:00–1:15 PM on minimum days) to pick up students outside classrooms. Gates close promptly at dismissal time.
Let’s all remember to be patient, kind, and considerate—thank you for helping us keep Loma Verde safe and welcoming for everyone!
Gently Used Uniforms Needed
Has your child outgrown their school uniform? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office. We are also accepting donations of new, packaged underwear for this purpose.
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
LOST AND FOUND
Please note that the lost and found rack will be at the front of the school by the office. Remember to use a permanent marker to put your child’s name on jackets, sweaters, lunch bags, and water bottles.
We hope you enjoyed a wonderful Thanksgiving break filled with love, laughter, and great memories! We’re so thankful for our amazing Loma Verde Wildcats and the joy of helping them learn and grow.
Just a quick reminder—classes resume on Monday, December 1, with a full day of learning and fun. We’ll follow our regular dismissal times.
The next three weeks are packed with exciting activities, including 6th Grade Camp, the PTO Holiday Shop, awards celebrations, and Spirit Week. A huge thank you for your generosity during our APEX fundraiser! Because of your support and the help of our incredible volunteers at the Fun Run, our school raised almost $5,000—what an amazing accomplishment!
Thank you for ensuring your child arrives on time and ready to learn each day—it truly makes a big difference. We’re so grateful for your continued support and partnership, and we can’t wait to see everyone back on Monday!
Warmly, Mrs. Bree Watson Principal
Monday, 12/1 Students return from Thanksgiving Break (full day)
Tuesday, 12/2 2:45-3:45 PM Loma Verde Community School Meeting @403
Tuesday, 12/2 9:00-10:00 AM CVESD University Parenting Class: Sensory Processing Struggles @ District Office
Friday, 12/5 8:00-8:30 AM Fun Family Friday
Friday, 12/5 8:30-9:30 AM PTO Meeting @403 Everyone Welcome!
Join Us for a Holiday Potluck Breakfast & PTO Meeting!
We’d love to celebrate the season with you at our Holiday Potluck Breakfast and PTO Meeting on Friday, December 5, at 8:30 AM in Room 403, right after the Fun Family Friday classroom event.
Bring a favorite dish to share and enjoy good food, great company, and festive cheer! During the meeting, we’ll be planning exciting upcoming activities:
Wildcat Winter Celebration & LEAD Showcase
PTO Holiday Shop
Everyone is welcome—your ideas and energy make a big difference! English/Spanish translation will be provided. Bring a friend and help us make this winter wonderful for our Wildcats! Sign up here to bring a breakfast item to share: https://bit.ly/PTOPotLuck2025
Thank you for being such an important part of our school community—we couldn’t do it without you!
PTO Holiday Shop is Coming!
The PTO Holiday Shop is coming back to Loma Verde this year! It will be open from Tuesday, December 9 through Thursday, December 18 in room 403. This is an opportunity for students to purchase inexpensive gifts for their friends and family. All the proceeds go to the Loma Verde PTO and benefit all of our scholars. More information will be sent home soon! If you would like to help volunteer, please contact Elsie Degadillo @ elsie.delgadillo@cvesd.org or stop by the Community School Parent room 403 to sign up. Thank you!
Volunteers Needed!
Our school loves Family Volunteers! If you are able to volunteer for any of the events below, please let us know! Contact Elsie Delgadillo or Sugey Alvarado if you can help.
PTO Holiday Gift Shop – December 9-18 Volunteers needed!
Wildcat Winter Celebration & LEAD Showcase – December 9, 5:00-7:00 PM Volunteers are needed to help prep the piñata crafts, cookie decorating station, and help with decorations for the auditorium.
Food Distribution – December 12, 10:30-1:00 @ auditorium
Federal Survey Cards Reminder – Please Return!
Federal survey cards were sent home last week. All parents are asked to complete and return these forms as soon as possible. Certain funding for our school depends on this information, regardless of whether you are a federal employee. Thank you for your prompt attention and support!
Every Minute Counts!
Did you know that being just 5 minutes late each day can add up to a significant loss of learning time over the course of the school year? Every minute matters—especially in the morning when routines are set and learning begins.
Please take a moment to talk with your child about the importance of arriving at school on time every day. Building strong habits now sets the tone for a successful day and a successful year!
Here’s what you need to know:
Line-Up Time: Students should be lined up on the blacktop by 7:55 AM.
Start Time: Classes begin promptly at 8:00 AM.
Gate Closure: For the safety and security of our campus, all gates will close at 8:00 AM.
After 8:00 AM, students must enter through the office and will be marked tardy.
Let’s work together to help every student make the most of their learning time. Thank you for your continued support!
Week #16 TK-6th grade attendance average: 95.1% (Goal is 98% or higher)
Year-to-date (8/23/25-11/21/25) average attendance: 95.4% (Goal is 98%)
Week #16 Highest Attendance
99.1% – Room 504 Ms. Castro – 5th grade
98.9% – Room 203 Ms. Rincon – 2nd grade
98.9% – Room 202 Ms. Kang – 3rd grade
WEEK #16 Most Improved Attendance
Room 502 Ms. Holmes – kindergarten
Room 503 Ms. Jones – 4th grade
LOMA VERDE SPIRIT GEAR IS FOR SALE!
We are selling Loma Verde spirit shirts and hoodies at school. The T-shirts are $13 and the sweatshirts cost $33. (Cash only at this time.) Students can wear the spirit t-shirts and sweatshirt any day of the week OR the uniform shirt. Order forms can be picked up in the office or click here. Let’s show our school spirit, Wildcats! Please make sure to write your child’s first and last name inside their hoodie.
PARKING, DROP-OFF, AND PICK-UP
Arrival & Dismissal Reminders
Thank you for your continued patience and cooperation during drop-off and pick-up. To keep everyone safe and things running smoothly:
Use only the designated drop-off/pick-up zones.
If you need to leave your car, park in the lot—not the bus loop.
No dogs on campus during arrival or dismissal.
Do not park in RESERVED or staff spaces.
Students must walk bikes on sidewalks.
Morning Drop-Off Times:
7:15–7:55 AM for students eating breakfast
7:30–8:00 AM for all others Students line up on the blacktop and are picked up by teachers at 8:00 AM. Instruction begins promptly at 8:00—students arriving after this time are marked tardy.
Kinder, TK, SDC Preschool & Preschool: Follow your teacher’s specific drop-off instructions.
Afternoon Pick-Up:
Students not picked up by 2:45 PM (or 1:15 PM on minimum days) will be taken to the office and must be signed out.
Parents may enter campus from 2:30–2:45 PM (or 1:00–1:15 PM on minimum days) to pick up students outside classrooms. Gates close promptly at dismissal time.
Let’s all remember to be patient, kind, and considerate—thank you for helping us keep Loma Verde safe and welcoming for everyone!
Gently Used Uniforms Needed
Has your child outgrown their school uniform? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office. We are also accepting donations of new, packaged underwear for this purpose.
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
LOST AND FOUND
Please note that the lost and found rack will be at the front of the school by the office. Remember to use a permanent marker to put your child’s name on jackets, sweaters, lunch bags, and water bottles.
As we enter Week 16, we want to express our gratitude for your continued support and partnership.
Important Reminders:
APEX Fun Run: Thursday for Preschool–6th grade. Parents are welcome to attend! We need volunteers to help mark laps during the event—your support makes a big difference.
Federal Survey Cards: Please return completed cards as soon as possible. These forms impact important school funding.
ELAC & Coffee with the Principal: Friday, November 21. Topic: Bullying Prevention & English Learner Supports.
Thanksgiving Break: No school November 24–28.
Thank you for being an essential part of our school community!
Warm regards, Loma Verde Elementary Staff
APEX – SCHOOL FUNDRAISER CONTINUES THIS WEEK!
We’ve wrapped up the first week of our Apex fundraiser, and it’s been incredible! The Level Up Leadership Habits are making a real impact, and our students are fully engaged in the journey.
So far, they’ve learned that LEADERS…
LEVEL UP – Growth comes through effort and practice. Leadership starts when we challenge ourselves to improve every day.
STARTS WITH ME – We take responsibility for our actions and lead by example. Great leaders are coachable, reliable, and open to learning.
UNDERSTANDING OTHERS – We listen, show empathy, and create positive environments by asking, “How can I help?” and choosing kindness.
The easiest way to get pledges is to click “SHARE” after logging in and send as many shares as possible via text, email, or social media.
Students aim for 10 sponsors and earn thank-you gifts for pledges. On average, students complete 32–42 laps (42 max). For example, a $1 per lap pledge equals about $36.
Don’t see your class? There’s still time to LOG IN, SHARE & PLEDGE!
Every student gets a free event-day shirt, so please select your child’s shirt size online.
Need your child’s access code? Check their VIP Badge, use a sibling’s code, or contact your child’s teacher.
Thank you for supporting our school and helping make this event a success!
Help us with our Weekend Challenge: Biggest Jump Challenge!! The class that jumps up the most in pledges will earn a Pizza PARTY!!
Thank you for being involved. Be on the lookout for more updates soon.
Monday, 11/10-Thursday, 11/20 APEX Fundraiser
Tuesday, 11/18 12:00-2:00 DAC/DELAC Meeting @ District Office
Looking ahead…There will be no school on November 24-28, 2025
Federal Survey Cards Reminder
Federal survey cards were sent home last week. All parents are asked to complete and return these forms as soon as possible. Certain funding for our school depends on this information, regardless of whether you are a federal employee. Thank you for your prompt attention and support!
Every Minute Counts!
Did you know that being just 5 minutes late each day can add up to a significant loss of learning time over the course of the school year? Every minute matters—especially in the morning when routines are set and learning begins.
Please take a moment to talk with your child about the importance of arriving at school on time every day. Building strong habits now sets the tone for a successful day and a successful year!
Here’s what you need to know:
Line-Up Time: Students should be lined up on the blacktop by 7:55 AM.
Start Time: Classes begin promptly at 8:00 AM.
Gate Closure: For the safety and security of our campus, all gates will close at 8:00 AM.
After 8:00 AM, students must enter through the office and will be marked tardy.
Let’s work together to help every student make the most of their learning time. Thank you for your continued support!
Week #15 TK-6th grade attendance average: 94.1% (Goal is 98% or higher)
Year-to-date (8/23/25-11/14/25) average attendance: 95.4% (Goal is 98%)
Week #15 Highest Attendance
97.2% – Room 602 Ms. Lloyd – TK
97.1% – Room 204 Ms. Montaño – 2nd grade
96.4% – Room 304 Ms. Villanueva – 2nd grade
WEEK #15 Most Improved Attendance
Room 401 Ms. Lopez – 5th grade
Room 302 Ms. deAnda – 1st grade
LOMA VERDE SPIRIT GEAR IS FOR SALE!
We are selling Loma Verde spirit shirts and hoodies at school. The T-shirts are $13 and the sweatshirts cost $33. (Cash only at this time.) Students can wear the spirit t-shirts and sweatshirt any day of the week OR the uniform shirt. Order forms can be picked up in the office or click here. Let’s show our school spirit, Wildcats! Please make sure to write your child’s first and last name inside their hoodie.
PARKING, DROP-OFF, AND PICK-UP
Arrival & Dismissal Reminders
Thank you for your continued patience and cooperation during drop-off and pick-up. To keep everyone safe and things running smoothly:
Use only the designated drop-off/pick-up zones.
If you need to leave your car, park in the lot—not the bus loop.
No dogs on campus during arrival or dismissal.
Do not park in RESERVED or staff spaces.
Students must walk bikes on sidewalks.
Morning Drop-Off Times:
7:15–7:55 AM for students eating breakfast
7:30–8:00 AM for all others Students line up on the blacktop and are picked up by teachers at 8:00 AM. Instruction begins promptly at 8:00—students arriving after this time are marked tardy.
Kinder, TK, SDC Preschool & Preschool: Follow your teacher’s specific drop-off instructions.
Afternoon Pick-Up:
Students not picked up by 2:45 PM (or 1:15 PM on minimum days) will be taken to the office and must be signed out.
Parents may enter campus from 2:30–2:45 PM (or 1:00–1:15 PM on minimum days) to pick up students outside classrooms. Gates close promptly at dismissal time.
Let’s all remember to be patient, kind, and considerate—thank you for helping us keep Loma Verde safe and welcoming for everyone!
Gently Used Uniforms Needed
Has your child outgrown their school uniform? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office. We are also accepting donations of new, packaged underwear for this purpose.
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
LOST AND FOUND
Please note that the lost and found rack will be at the front of the school by the office. Remember to use a permanent marker to put your child’s name on jackets, sweaters, lunch bags, and water bottles.
As Veterans Day approaches, we pause to honor and express our heartfelt gratitude to all veterans within our school community. Your service, dedication, and sacrifice have helped protect the freedoms we enjoy and have shaped a safer future for generations to come.
This day offers a meaningful opportunity to talk with children about the values of service, gratitude, and respect. We encourage families to reflect together on the courage and commitment of those who have served in the armed forces.
To all veterans and active-duty service members in our community—thank you. We deeply appreciate your contributions and the example you set for us all.
Warm regards, Loma Verde Elementary Staff
APEX – SCHOOL FUNDRAISER STARTS THIS WEEK!
🌟 Get ready to LEVEL UP! Our @ApexLeadershipCompany Fundraiser kicks off on Monday, 11/10/25, and this year’s theme is “LEVEL UP”! 💫 Not only are we raising funds for our school, but our students will also be diving into leadership habits essential for becoming Future Leaders! Stay tuned for updates on how you can support our cause and empower the next generation of leaders! 👩🎓👨🏫 #ApexFuture #LeadershipDevelopment #SupportOurSchool
On October 15, 2025, the Chula Vista Elementary School District Board of Education approved Policy 5131.8, supporting phone-free school days. This aligns with California’s Phone-Free School Act (AB 3216), which mandates limiting student phone use during school hours by July 1, 2026.
The policy aims to reduce distractions, improve academic performance, and support student mental health. Student phone use is prohibited during school hours, with exceptions for emergencies, health needs, or educator-approved instructional use. By implementing this policy, CVESD reaffirms its commitment to creating focused, engaging, and supportive classrooms for all students. To view the full Board Policy, click here.
Looking ahead…There will be no school on November 24-28, 2025
Every Minute Counts!
Did you know that being just 5 minutes late each day can add up to a significant loss of learning time over the course of the school year? Every minute matters—especially in the morning when routines are set and learning begins.
Please take a moment to talk with your child about the importance of arriving at school on time every day. Building strong habits now sets the tone for a successful day and a successful year!
Here’s what you need to know:
Line-Up Time: Students should be lined up on the blacktop by 7:55 AM.
Start Time: Classes begin promptly at 8:00 AM.
Gate Closure: For the safety and security of our campus, all gates will close at 8:00 AM.
After 8:00 AM, students must enter through the office and will be marked tardy.
Let’s work together to help every student make the most of their learning time. Thank you for your continued support!
Week #14 TK-6th grade attendance average: 93.3% (Goal is 98% or higher)
Year-to-date (8/23/25-11/7/25) average attendance: 95.4% (Goal is 98%)
Week #14 Highest Attendance
98.8% – Room 204 Ms. Montaño – 2nd grade
97.9% – Room 503 Ms. Jones – 4th grade
97.8% – Room 202 Ms. Kang – 3rd grade
WEEK #14 Most Improved Attendance
Room 205 Ms. Munoz – 3rd grade
Room 503 Ms. Jones – 4th grade
Federal Impact Survey Forms
Federal funds are provided to the school district based on the number of students enrolled in our schools whose parents/guardians reside or work on Federal Property or are on active duty in the military. Forms were sent home last week. Please send the completed form by email to lomaverdeschool@cvesd.org or drop it off at the school office Monday-Friday between 7:30-4:00. See below for more information about the forms. Thank you!
LOMA VERDE SPIRIT GEAR IS FOR SALE!
We are selling Loma Verde spirit shirts and hoodies at school. The T-shirts are $13 and the sweatshirts cost $33. (Cash only at this time.) Students can wear the spirit t-shirts and sweatshirt any day of the week OR the uniform shirt. Order forms can be picked up in the office or click here. Let’s show our school spirit, Wildcats! Please make sure to write your child’s first and last name inside their hoodie.
PARKING, DROP-OFF, AND PICK-UP
Arrival & Dismissal Reminders
Thank you for your continued patience and cooperation during drop-off and pick-up. To keep everyone safe and things running smoothly:
Use only the designated drop-off/pick-up zones.
If you need to leave your car, park in the lot—not the bus loop.
No dogs on campus during arrival or dismissal.
Do not park in RESERVED or staff spaces.
Students must walk bikes on sidewalks.
Morning Drop-Off Times:
7:15–7:55 AM for students eating breakfast
7:30–8:00 AM for all others Students line up on the blacktop and are picked up by teachers at 8:00 AM. Instruction begins promptly at 8:00—students arriving after this time are marked tardy.
Kinder, TK, SDC Preschool & Preschool: Follow your teacher’s specific drop-off instructions.
Afternoon Pick-Up:
Students not picked up by 2:45 PM (or 1:15 PM on minimum days) will be taken to the office and must be signed out.
Parents may enter campus from 2:30–2:45 PM (or 1:00–1:15 PM on minimum days) to pick up students outside classrooms. Gates close promptly at dismissal time.
Let’s all remember to be patient, kind, and considerate—thank you for helping us keep Loma Verde safe and welcoming for everyone!
Gently Used Uniforms Needed
Has your child outgrown their school uniform? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office. We are also accepting donations of new, packaged underwear for this purpose.
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
LOST AND FOUND
Please note that the lost and found rack will be at the front of the school by the office. Remember to use a permanent marker to put your child’s name on jackets, sweaters, lunch bags, and water bottles.
Thank you for your tremendous support during our Red Ribbon “Say No to Drugs” Spirit Week, Trunk or Treat, and our annual Halloween Parade! It was truly inspiring to see our community come together to celebrate healthy choices and enjoy the festivities. (Check out the pictures below!)
A quick reminder: regular school attendance is essential for student success, and we appreciate your continued efforts in making it a priority. To help students start their day right, we offer free breakfast daily in the cafeteria from 7:15 to 7:55 a.m. Let’s keep working together to improve attendance—every day counts!
We are grateful for your partnership in education and all you do to support our students.
Monday, 11/3 3rd Grade Dia De Los Muertos Presentations @MPR
Friday, 11/7 8:00-8:30 Fun Family Friday
Friday, 11/7 8:30-9:30 PTO Meeting
Monday, 11/10 APEX Fundraiser Begins
Tuesday, 11/11 No School in Honor of Veterans’ Day
Wednesday, 11/12 6:00 CVESD Board Meeting
Thursday, 11/13 Wildcat Wellness Day
Friday, 11/14 11:30-12:30 Feeding San Diego Food Distribution
Thursday, 11/20 APEX Fundraiser Fun Run – Parents are welcome to attend!
Friday, 11/21 8:15 ELAC Meeting @403
Monday, 11/24-Friday, 11/28 Thanksgiving Break – No School
Red Ribbon Week and Loma Verde Spirit Week Pictures!
Last week was our Red Ribbon Week. We learned more about the importance of living a healthy, drug, alcohol, and tobacco-free life. Here is a LINK for taking the pledge together with your child. Check out a few pictures of the amazing school spirit from our theme days last week. Thank you for your GREAT participation!
We wanted to acknowledge that American Indian Heritage Month is celebrated in the United States during the month of November.
REMINDER:Students need to be at school every day, arrive on time (before 8:00 a.m.), and stay in school for the entire day.
Week #13 TK-6th grade attendance average: 92.7% (Goal is 98% or higher)
Year-to-date (8/23/25-10/31/25) average attendance: 95.5% (Goal is 98%)
Week #13 Highest Attendance
98.9% – Room 202 Ms. Kang – 3rd grade
97.6% – Room 204 Ms. Montaño – 2nd grade
96.7% – Room 405 Ms. Youssofi – 6th grade
WEEK #13 Most Improved Attendance
Room 201 Ms. Samayoa – 3rd grade
Room 406 Ms. Murdoch – 6th grade
PARKING, DROP-OFF, AND PICK-UP
Arrival & Dismissal Reminders
Thank you for your continued patience and cooperation during drop-off and pick-up. To keep everyone safe and things running smoothly:
Use only the designated drop-off/pick-up zones.
If you need to leave your car, park in the lot—not the bus loop.
No dogs on campus during arrival or dismissal.
Do not park in RESERVED or staff spaces.
Students must walk bikes on sidewalks.
Morning Drop-Off Times:
7:15–7:55 AM for students eating breakfast
7:30–8:00 AM for all others Students line up on the blacktop and are picked up by teachers at 8:00 AM. Instruction begins promptly at 8:00—students arriving after this time are marked tardy.
Kinder, TK, SDC Preschool & Preschool: Follow your teacher’s specific drop-off instructions.
Afternoon Pick-Up:
Students not picked up by 2:45 PM (or 1:15 PM on minimum days) will be taken to the office and must be signed out.
Parents may enter campus from 2:30–2:45 PM (or 1:00–1:15 PM on minimum days) to pick up students outside classrooms. Gates close promptly at dismissal time.
Let’s all remember to be patient, kind, and considerate—thank you for helping us keep Loma Verde safe and welcoming for everyone!
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
LOST AND FOUND
Please note that the lost and found rack will be at the front of the school by the office. Remember to use a permanent marker to put your child’s name on jackets, sweaters, lunch bags, and water bottles.
Mark Your Calendars for RED RIBBON WEEK 10/27-10/31
Loma Verde is proud to celebrate Red Ribbon Week, a nationwide campaign that promotes drug prevention and healthy lifestyle choices among students through education and school-wide activities.
Our celebration kicks off with an all-school assembly and continues throughout the week with Spirit Days and a variety of engaging activities. This year’s theme is:
Life is a Puzzle. Solve it, Drug Free!
We look forward to a fun and meaningful week as we empower students to make healthy choices and live drug-free lives! Here is a LINK for taking the pledge together with your child.
Red Ribbon Week Pledge:
I pledge to grow up safe, healthy, and drug-free by:
Understanding the dangers of drug use and abuse
Respecting myself and being drug-free
Spreading the word to family and friends about the importance of being healthy and drug-free
Loma Verde Halloween Character Parade – Friday, 10/31
Loma Verde’s Halloween Character Parade 📅 Friday, October 31 🕣 8:15 AM
Students are welcome to wear costumes to school! Please follow these guidelines when selecting a costume:
Faces must remain uncovered.
Costumes should be tasteful and age-appropriate for an elementary school setting. Our youngest students are just 3 years old—please avoid anything scary or referencing shows/games not suitable for young children.
No blood, gore, or graphic elements.
No fake weapons (guns, swords, knives, etc.) or anything resembling a weapon.
Costumes must be manageable without adult assistance.
If you’re unsure whether a costume is appropriate, ask your teacher for guidance.
🎭 Students participating in the parade should arrive at school in costume and remain in costume throughout the day. 📚 Students who choose not to participate will be supervised in the library.
👨👩👧👦 Parents and guardians are welcome to attend! Please sign in at the office upon arrival.
Sunday, 11/2 – Daylight Saving Time ends – Turn clocks back 1 hour
Monday, 10/27-Friday, 10/31 Red Ribbon Spirit Week (see flyer for spirit days)
Wednesday, 10/29 2:45-3:45 Loma Verde Community School Steering Committee Meeting @403
Thursday, 10/30 4:00-5:00 CVESD University Class Topic: Anxiety (1 in 3 people experience anxiety at some point in their lives, and it is the most common psychiatric condition in youth. Understand what’s really happening in the brain to cause low frustration tolerance, emotional dysregulation, rigidity, aggression, and excessive worry and fear, and practice ways to manage. @CVESD District Office
Friday, 10/31 8:15 Halloween Parade @ blacktop (Parents must sign in at the office to watch the parade)
Friday, 10/31 4:30-7:30 PM Trunk or Treat Event @ Loma Verde
Saturday, 11/1 Satruday Scholars Day #3
Monday, 11/3 3rd Grade Dia De Los Muertos Presentations @MPR
Friday, 11/7 8:00-8:30 Fun Family Friday
Friday, 11/7 8:30-9:30 PTO Meeting
Monday, 11/10 APEX Fundraiser Begins
Tuesday, 11/11 No School in Honor of Veterans’ Day
Wednesday, 11/12 6:00 CVESD Board Meeting
Thursday, 11/13 Wildcat Wellness Day
Friday, 11/14 11:30-12:30 Feeding San Diego Food Distribution
Thursday, 11/20 APEX Fundraiser Fun Run – Parents are welcome to attend!
Friday, 11/21 8:15 ELAC Meeting @403
Monday, 11/24-Friday, 11/28 Thanksgiving Break – No School
Visitor Sign-In: All visitors on campus after the start of the bell and during school hours must be signed in at the front office. Please be prepared to bring your I.D. and sign in via the Raptor Visitor Management System. If you are attending an event, come early to sign in.
FAMILY MOVIE NIGHT FUN!
Thank you to the PTO and Loma Verde staff for putting on a wonderful community event on Friday, 10/24/25! We watched the “Coco” Movie under the stars! More than 150 people attended our Family Movie Night. Stay tuned for news about our next PTO event! We love our Wildcat families!
Birthday Celebrations & CVESD Wellness Policy
CVESD has a Wellness Policy: Birthday Celebrations- No celebratory food items will be allowed on school sites during the school day in celebration of a student’s birthday. Please do not make arrangements to give students food items before or after school on the property. Some students have allergies. All it takes is for a student to eat an item with peanuts and they can become very ill in a matter of seconds. Help us keep all Wildcats safe by following the CVESD Wellness Policy.
Please Monitor What Your Child Watches on TV, Videos, and Games
Parents and guardians, you can help build a peaceful school community. Please monitor the videos, shows, and games your child is viewing and playing. Common Sense Media is a great resource for parents to learn parenting tips for the digital age. Acting out or discussing inappropriate content is not permitted at school. Play fighting or simulating a weapon is not allowed at school.
LOMA VERDE SPIRIT GEAR IS FOR SALE!
T-shirts: $13
Hoodies: $33 (Cash only at this time)
Students can wear their spirit gear any day of the week or stick with their uniform shirt—either way, they’ll be showing off their Wildcat pride!
📄 Order forms are available in the office or you can click here to access one online.
Let’s fill our campus with school spirit! 🎉 Reminder: Please write your child’s first and last name inside their hoodie to help keep it safe.
Gently Used Uniforms Needed
Has your child outgrown their school uniform from last year? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office.
Important School Policies and Reminders
📘 Stay Informed Click on the LV 2025–26 Parent-Student Handbook for everything you need to know about school policies, procedures, and resources.
Uniform Policy: Students must wear their school uniform daily unless a Uniform Waiver has been submitted to the office.
Toys and Electronics: Students should not bring toys, cards, or unnecessary gadgets unless they have been approved by the classroom teacher.
Water Bottles: Please only send plain water in student water bottles. No Gatorade, Prime, juice, etc., as these beverages stain carpets and attract pests. We have a new bottle filler located next to room 406, which can be used to fill water bottles.
Food Sharing: No sharing of food is allowed.
No Gum or Candy: Please ensure that students do not bring gum or candy to school.
Label Personal Items: Be sure to label lunch boxes, water bottles, and sweaters with your child’s name to help ensure they are returned if misplaced.
REMINDER:Students need to be at school every day, arrive on time (before 8:00 a.m.), and stay in school for the entire day.
Week #12 TK-6th grade attendance average: 94.3% (Goal is 98% or higher)
Year-to-date (8/23/25-10/24/25) average attendance: 95.7% (Goal is 98%)
Week #12 Highest Attendance
98.9% – Room 202 Ms. Kang – 3rd grade
98.9% – Room 602 Ms. Lloyd – TK
98.8% – Room 204 Ms. Montaño – 2nd grade
WEEK #12 Most Improved Attendance
Room 304 Ms. Villanueva – 2nd grade
Room 204 Ms. Montaño – 2nd grade
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
LOST AND FOUND
Please note that the lost and found rack will be at the front of the school by the office. Remember to use a permanent marker to put your child’s name on jackets, sweaters, lunch bags, and water bottles.
We’re already in Week 12, and there’s so much exciting learning happening across campus! Thank you for your continued support—strong attendance is essential for student success, and we truly appreciate your efforts to ensure your child is present and ready to learn each day.
A big thank you to all the families who joined us for our Family BBQ last week—what a fantastic turnout with 120 parents and guardians participating! It was a joyful afternoon filled with connection, learning, and fun.
As we move through the second quarter, things get even busier with many engaging activities and events. To stay informed, we encourage you to check our school blog regularly at lomaverdewildcats.org for updates and announcements.
We also invite all families to get involved—whether it’s attending a parent meeting, joining a training session, or participating in one of our upcoming family events. Your involvement strengthens our community, and we love partnering with you to support our students.
📅 Upcoming Events – Mark Your Calendars!
Movie Night – Friday, October 24 We’ll be showing Coco—bring your blankets and chairs for a cozy evening with our school community!
Halloween Character Parade – Friday, October 31 at 8:15 AM Students may wear costumes to school (see guidelines). Families are welcome to attend!
Chula Vista Community Collaborative Trunk or Treat – Friday, October 31 from 4:30–7:30 PM Held at Loma Verde! Enjoy free candy, classic cars, and a costume contest—a fun way to wrap up the month!
Thursday, 10/23 8:30-10:30 Positive Parenting Class @ 403
Friday, 10/24 11:30-12:30 Feeding San Diego Food Distribution
Friday, 10/24 5:30 PM PTO Family Movie Night (Movie Coco begins at 6:15 PM)
Saturday, 10/25 8:00-1:00 Mini CABE Conference @Otay Ranch High School
Saturday, 10/25 Saturday Scholars Day #2
Monday, 10/27-Friday, 10/31 Red Ribbon Spirit Week (see flyer for spirit days)
Wednesday, 10/29 2:45-3:45 Loma Verde Community School Steering Committee Meeting @403
Thursday, 10/30 4:00-5:00 CVESD University Class Topic: Anxiety (1 in 3 people experience anxiety at some point in their lives, and it is the most common psychiatric condition in youth. Understand what’s really happening in the brain to cause low frustration tolerance, emotional dysregulation, rigidity, aggression, and excessive worry and fear, and practice ways to manage. @CVESD District Office
Friday, 10/31 8:15 Halloween Parade @ blacktop (Parents must sign in at the office to watch the parade)
Friday, 10/31 4:30-7:30 PM Trunk or Treat Event @ Loma Verde
Saturday, 11/1 Satruday Scholars Day #3
Monday, 11/3 3rd Grade Dia De Los Muertos Presentations @MPR
Friday, 11/7 8:00-8:30 Fun Family Friday
Friday, 11/7 8:30-9:30 PTO Meeting
Monday, 11/10 APEX Fundraiser Begins
Tuesday, 11/11 No School in Honor of Veterans’ Day
Wednesday, 11/12 6:00 CVESD Board Meeting
Thursday, 11/13 Wildcat Wellness Day
Friday, 11/14 11:30-12:30 Feeding San Diego Food Distribution
Thursday, 11/20 APEX Fundraiser Fun Run – Parents are welcome to attend!
Friday, 11/21 8:15 ELAC Meeting @403
Monday, 11/24-Friday, 11/28 Thanksgiving Break – No School
Loma Verde parents are invited to attend the annual CABE Mini-Conference at Otay Ranch High School on Saturday, October 25, 2025. If you would like to attend, Loma Verde parent involvement funds will cover the cost. Please notify our Community School Coordinator, Ms. Elsie, in room 403 if you are interested by 10/17/25.
Mark Your Calendars for RED RIBBON WEEK 10/27-10/31
Mark your calendars now for Loma Verde’s Red Ribbon Week. The week of October 27-31 will begin with an all-school assembly and include Spirit Days and many other activities throughout the week. The theme this year is Life is a Puzzle. Solve it, Drug Free!
Loma Verde Halloween Character Parade – Friday, 10/31
Loma Verde’s Halloween Character Parade 📅 Friday, October 31 🕣 8:15 AM
Students are welcome to wear costumes to school! Please follow these guidelines when selecting a costume:
Faces must remain uncovered.
Costumes should be tasteful and age-appropriate for an elementary school setting. Our youngest students are just 3 years old—please avoid anything scary or referencing shows/games not suitable for young children.
No blood, gore, or graphic elements.
No fake weapons (guns, swords, knives, etc.) or anything resembling a weapon.
Costumes must be manageable without adult assistance.
If you’re unsure whether a costume is appropriate, ask your teacher for guidance.
🎭 Students participating in the parade should arrive at school in costume and remain in costume throughout the day. 📚 Students who choose not to participate will be supervised in the library.
👨👩👧👦 Parents and guardians are welcome to attend! Please sign in at the office upon arrival.
Visitor Sign-In Reminders
Visitor Sign-In: All visitors on campus after the start of the bell and during school hours must be signed in at the front office. Please be prepared to bring your I.D. and sign in via the Raptor Visitor Management System. If you are attending an event, come early to sign in.
Sunday, 11/2 – Daylight Savings Time ends – Turn clocks back 1 hour
LOMA VERDE SPIRIT GEAR IS FOR SALE!
Show Your Wildcat Pride! 🐾 We’re excited to offer Loma Verde spirit shirts and hoodies for sale on Thursday, October 16, right after school!
T-shirts: $13
Hoodies: $33 (Cash only at this time)
Students can wear their spirit gear any day of the week or stick with their uniform shirt—either way, they’ll be showing off their Wildcat pride!
📄 Order forms are available in the office or you can click here to access one online.
Let’s fill our campus with school spirit! 🎉 Reminder: Please write your child’s first and last name inside their hoodie to help keep it safe.
Gently Used Uniforms Needed
Has your child outgrown their school uniform from last year? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office.
Important School Policies and Reminders
📘 Stay Informed Click on the LV 2025–26 Parent-Student Handbook for everything you need to know about school policies, procedures, and resources.
Uniform Policy: Students must wear their school uniform daily unless a Uniform Waiver has been submitted to the office.
Toys and Electronics: Students should not bring toys, cards, or unnecessary gadgets unless they have been approved by the classroom teacher.
Water Bottles: Please only send plain water in student water bottles. No Gatorade, Prime, juice, etc., as these beverages stain carpets and attract pests. We have a new bottle filler located next to room 406, which can be used to fill water bottles.
Food Sharing: No sharing of food is allowed.
No Gum or Candy: Please ensure that students do not bring gum or candy to school.
Label Personal Items: Be sure to label lunch boxes, water bottles, and sweaters with your child’s name to help ensure they are returned if misplaced.
REMINDER:Students need to be at school every day, arrive on time (before 8:00 a.m.), and stay in school for the entire day.
Week #11 TK-6th grade attendance average: 94.1% (Goal is 98% or higher)
Year-to-date (8/23/25-10/17/25) average attendance: 95.8% (Goal is 98%)
Week #11 Highest Attendance
99.4% – Room 405 Ms. Murdoch – 6th grade
98.9% – Room 203 Ms. Rincon – 2nd grade
98.9% – Room 205 Ms. Munoz – 3rd grade
WEEK #11 Most Improved Attendance
Room 405 Ms. Murdoch – 6th grade
Room 203 Ms. Rincon – 2nd grade
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
LOST AND FOUND
Please note that the lost and found rack will be at the front of the school by the office. Remember to use a permanent marker to put your child’s name on jackets, sweaters, lunch bags, and water bottles.
Week #11 Update – Learning, Clubs & Community Fun!
Dear Loma Verde Families,
We’re already in Week #11, and there’s so much exciting learning happening across campus! Thank you for your continued support—strong attendance is essential for student success, and we appreciate your efforts to ensure your child is here and ready to learn each day.
✨ LEAD Before & After School Clubs – Quarter 2 Begins This Week! Our second quarter of LEAD enrichment clubs kicks off this week! There’s still limited availability in some clubs, so if you haven’t registered yet, don’t miss out—sign up here ➡️ https://leadlomaverdeelementary.jumbula.com/
📅Upcoming Events – Mark Your Calendars!
Family BBQ – Wednesday, October 15 Join us during your child’s lunchtime for a fun and delicious family gathering! (See flyer for details)
Movie Night – Friday, October 24 We’ll be showing Coco—bring your blankets and chairs for a cozy evening with our school community!
Halloween Character Parade – Friday, October 31 at 8:15 AM Students may wear costumes to school (see guidelines). Families are welcome to attend!
Chula Vista Community Collaborative Trunk or Treat – Friday, October 31 from 4:30–7:30 PM Held at Loma Verde! Enjoy free candy, classic cars, and a costume contest—a fun way to wrap up the month!
October is shaping up to be an exciting month at Loma Verde. We’re so glad you’re part of it!
Monday, 10/13 Lead Clubs Begin
Tuesday, 10/14 12:00-2:00 DAC/DELAC Meeting @ District Office
Wednesday, 10/15 Family BBQ Picnic Lunch with your child (During scheduled lunch times)
Thursday, 10/16 8:30-10:30 Positive Parenting Class @ 403
Thursday, 10/16 9:00-10:00 Pupil Services Coffee Talk– Topic: Special Education @ CVESD District Office Board Room (Special Education families are invited to join the Chula Vista Elementary School District’s Pupil Services Department for an upcoming Coffee Talk! This event is a chance to share conversations, ask questions, and strengthen the partnership between families and the district. Together, we’ll build connections and exchange ideas in a welcoming space designed to support your student’s success.)
Thursday, 10/16 10:16 AM Great American Shakeout Earthquake Drill
Thursday, 10/16 2:30 Spirit Wear Sale
Thursday, 10/16 2:45 PM Loma Verde Community School Steering Committee Meeting
Friday, 10/17 8:15 AM ELAC & Coffee with the Principal @403
Thursday, 10/23 8:30-10:30 Positive Parenting Class @ 403
Friday, 10/24 11:30-12:30 Feeding San Diego Food Distribution
Friday, 10/24 5:30 PM PTO Family Movie Night (Movie begins at 6:15 PM)
Saturday, 10/25 8:00-1:00 Mini CABE Conference @Otay Ranch High School
Saturday, 10/25 Saturday Scholars Day #2
Monday, 10/27-Friday, 10/31 Red Ribbon Spirit Week
Wednesday, 10/29 2:45-3:45 Loma Verde Community School Steering Committee Meeting @403
Thursday, 10/30 4:00-5:00 CVESD University Class Topic: Anxiety (1 in 3 people experience anxiety at some point in their lives, and it is the most common psychiatric condition in youth. Understand what’s really happening in the brain to cause low frustration tolerance, emotional dysregulation, rigidity, aggression, and excessive worry and fear, and practice ways to manage. @CVESD District Office
Friday, 10/31 8:15 Halloween Parade @ blacktop (Parents must sign in at the office to watch the parade)
Friday, 10/31 4:30-7:30 PM Trunk or Treat Event @ Loma Verde
Saturday, 11/1 Satruday Scholars Day #3
Monday, 11/3 3rd Grade Dia De Los Muertos Presentations @MPR
Friday, 11/7 8:00-8:30 Fun Family Friday
Friday, 11/7 8:30-9:30 PTO Meeting
Monday, 11/10 APEX Fundraiser Begins
Tuesday, 11/11 No School in Honor of Veterans’ Day
Wednesday, 11/12 6:00 CVESD Board Meeting
Thursday, 11/13 Wildcat Wellness Day
Friday, 11/14 11:30-12:30 Feeding San Diego Food Distribution
Thursday, 11/20 APEX Fundraiser Fun Run – Parents are welcome to attend!
Friday, 11/21 8:15 ELAC Meeting @403
Monday, 11/24-Friday, 11/28 Thanksgiving Break – No School
Quarter 2 is almost here, and that means… CLUB REGISTRATION IS OPEN! 🏀🎨🎭 From sports to arts, STEM to reading, there’s something for every Loma Verde learner to explore, create, and have a blast doing! Spots are limited, so don’t wait, grab your club today, and get ready for fun, friends, and a whole lot of Loma Verde spirit. ✨
Let’s make Quarter 2 the most exciting one yet! 💛 💚 Ms. Jackie
LEAD Club Survey – Please Respond
We value your feedback! To help us improve and strengthen our LEAD Clubs program, we invite you to complete the Loma Verde LEAD Clubs Family Survey. Your input will guide us in creating the best possible experience for our students and families. ✅ Please take a few minutes to complete the survey. https://forms.office.com/r/XzMrA6Ugr5 Your voice matters, and together we can continue to grow and support our students in meaningful ways. Thank you for being an important part of our Loma Verde community! — Ms. Jackie
Saturday Scholars Fall Session Begins Soon!
We’re excited to welcome students to the Saturday Scholars Fall Session, beginning October 18! This special program gives Loma Verde students the chance to explore STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) topics beyond the classroom.
For new students and families, Saturday Scholars offers hands-on learning with the Navy’s top medical technicians. Over four Saturdays—October 18, October 25, November 1, and November 8—students will explore grade-level STEM topics through research, experiments, and engaging activities that support classroom learning.
For returning students, the program increases academic challenge with a focus on public speaking, model building, and research—helping students grow academically, socially, and intellectually.
Don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity! To sign up, please see Mr. Hemmingway or visit the front office.
Thank you for supporting your child’s learning journey!
Birthday Celebrations & CVESD Wellness Policy
Celebrating Birthdays the Healthy Way at CVESD 🎉🍎
At CVESD, we’re proud to support student health and safety through our Wellness Policy. As part of this commitment, we kindly ask that no celebratory food items be brought to school during the day for birthday celebrations. English Wellness PolicySpanish Wellness Policy
Please also avoid making arrangements to distribute food before or after school on campus. Many of our students have food allergies, and even a small exposure—such as to peanuts—can cause a serious reaction in just seconds.
🎈 Instead, we encourage fun and creative non-food ways to celebrate, like special pencils, stickers, or a classroom activity. These alternatives help ensure every Wildcat stays safe and included.
Thank you for helping us create a safe, healthy, and joyful environment for all!
Please Monitor What Your Child Watches on TV, Videos, and Games
Partnering for a Peaceful School Community 🌟
Parents and guardians, you play a key role in helping us create a safe and respectful environment at school. One way to support this is by monitoring the videos, shows, and games your child watches and plays.
🎮📺 Some media may include content that isn’t suitable for young children, and we want to ensure that all students feel safe and comfortable at school. Play fighting, simulating weapons, or discussing inappropriate content is not allowed on campus.
For helpful tips and reviews, Common Sense Media is a fantastic resource for navigating parenting in the digital age. Thank you for helping us build a kind, peaceful, and inclusive community for all Wildcats!
Parent CABE Conferences Coming Up!
Loma Verde parents are invited to attend the annual CABE Mini-Conference at Otay Ranch High School on Saturday, October 25, 2025. If you would like to attend, Loma Verde parent involvement funds will cover the cost. Please notify our Community School Coordinator, Ms. Elsie, in room 403 if you are interested by 10/17/25.
Loma Verde Halloween Character Parade – Friday, 10/31
Loma Verde’s Halloween Character Parade 📅 Friday, October 31 🕣 8:15 AM
Students are welcome to wear costumes to school! Please follow these guidelines when selecting a costume:
Faces must remain uncovered.
Costumes should be tasteful and age-appropriate for an elementary school setting. Our youngest students are just 3 years old—please avoid anything scary or referencing shows/games not suitable for young children.
No blood, gore, or graphic elements.
No fake weapons (guns, swords, knives, etc.) or anything resembling a weapon.
Costumes must be manageable without adult assistance.
If you’re unsure whether a costume is appropriate, ask your teacher for guidance.
🎭 Students participating in the parade should arrive at school in costume and remain in costume throughout the day. 📚 Students who choose not to participate will be supervised in the library.
👨👩👧👦 Parents and guardians are welcome to attend! Please sign in at the office upon arrival.
Visitor Sign-In Reminders
Visitor Sign-In: All visitors on campus after the start of the bell and during school hours must be signed in at the front office. Please be prepared to bring your I.D. and sign in via the Raptor Visitor Management System. If you are attending an event, come early to sign in.
LOMA VERDE SPIRIT GEAR IS FOR SALE!
Show Your Wildcat Pride! 🐾 We’re excited to offer Loma Verde spirit shirts and hoodies for sale on Thursday, October 16, right after school!
T-shirts: $13
Hoodies: $33 (Cash only at this time)
Students can wear their spirit gear any day of the week or stick with their uniform shirt—either way, they’ll be showing off their Wildcat pride!
📄 Order forms are available in the office or you can click here to access one online.
Let’s fill our campus with school spirit! 🎉 Reminder: Please write your child’s first and last name inside their hoodie to help keep it safe.
Gently Used Uniforms Needed
Has your child outgrown their school uniform from last year? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office.
Important School Policies and Reminders
📘 Stay Informed Click on the LV 2025–26 Parent-Student Handbook for everything you need to know about school policies, procedures, and resources.
Uniform Policy: Students must wear their school uniform daily unless a Uniform Waiver has been submitted to the office.
Toys and Electronics: Students should not bring toys, cards, or unnecessary gadgets unless they have been approved by the classroom teacher.
Water Bottles: Please only send plain water in student water bottles. No Gatorade, Prime, juice, etc., as these beverages stain carpets and attract pests. We have a new bottle filler located next to room 406, which can be used to fill water bottles.
Food Sharing: No sharing of food is allowed.
No Gum or Candy: Please ensure that students do not bring gum or candy to school.
Label Personal Items: Be sure to label lunch boxes, water bottles, and sweaters with your child’s name to help ensure they are returned if misplaced.
REMINDER:Students need to be at school every day, arrive on time (before 8:00 a.m.), and stay in school for the entire day.
Week #10 TK-6th grade attendance average: 96.4% (Goal is 98% or higher)
Year-to-date (8/23/25-10/10/25) average attendance: 95.9% (Goal is 98%)
Week #10 Highest Attendance
100% Room 401 – Ms. Munoz Benavente 3rd grade
100% Room 602 – Ms. Lloyd TK
99% Room 303 – Ms. Polanco 1st grade
98.9% Room 201 – Ms. Samayoa 3rd grade
98.3% Room 304 – Ms. Villanueva 2nd grade
WEEK #10 Most Improved Attendance
Room 303 Ms. Polanco – 1st grade
Room 601 Mr. Lopez – kinder
Winning Classes with 97% or higher attendance for the month of September! They earned a plushy day for their class!
98.5% Ms. Jones – Room 503
97.9% Ms. Rincon – Room 203
97.6% Ms. Lopez – Room 401
97.5% Ms. Villanueva – Room 304
97.4% Ms. Kang – Room 202
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
LOST AND FOUND
Please note that the lost and found rack will be at the front of the school by the office. Remember to use a permanent marker to put your child’s name on jackets, sweaters, lunch bags, and water bottles.
We’re excited to welcome all our students and families to the 2nd Quarter of the 2025 school year! The Fall Quarter is always full of engaging learning opportunities and fun activities, so we encourage everyone to check our school blog regularly for updates and announcements.
School resumes on Tuesday, October 7, and we’re looking forward to a strong start. Please remember that this will be a full day of learning, and it’s important that students arrive on time and ready to go. Good attendance is key to academic success, and every day counts—especially as we dive into new lessons and experiences this quarter.
TK – 6th-grade students begin promptly at 8:00 a.m.
Dismissal will be at 1:00 p.m. (Minimum Day)
Let’s make this quarter a great one! We can’t wait to see all our Loma Verde Wildcats back on campus Tuesday morning.
Tuesday, 10/7 Students Return, Start of 2nd Quarter (minimum day – 1:00 dismissal)
Tuesday, 10/7-Friday, 10/10 VAPA Week
Friday, 10/10 8:00-8:30 Fun Family Friday
Friday, 10/10 8:30-9:30 PTO Meeting @403
Friday, 10/10 Feeding San Diego Food Distribution
Monday, 10/13 Lead Clubs Begin
Tuesday, 10/14 12:00-2:00 DAC/DELAC Meeting @ District Office
Wednesday, 10/15 Family BBQ Picnic Lunch with your child (During scheduled lunch times)
Quarter 2 is almost here, and that means… CLUB REGISTRATION IS OPEN! 🏀🎨🎭 From sports to arts, STEM to reading, there’s something for every Loma Verde learner to explore, create, and have a blast doing! Spots are limited, so don’t wait, grab your club today, and get ready for fun, friends, and a whole lot of Loma Verde spirit. ✨
Let’s make Quarter 2 the most exciting one yet! 💛 💚 Ms. Jackie
LEAD Club Survey – Please Respond
We value your feedback! To help us improve and strengthen our LEAD Clubs program, we invite you to complete the Loma Verde LEAD Clubs Family Survey. Your input will guide us in creating the best possible experience for our students and families. ✅ Please take a few minutes to complete the survey. https://forms.office.com/r/XzMrA6Ugr5 Your voice matters, and together we can continue to grow and support our students in meaningful ways. Thank you for being an important part of our Loma Verde community! — Ms. Jackie
Saturday Scholars Fall Session Begins Soon!
We’re excited to welcome students to the Saturday Scholars Fall Session, beginning October 18! This special program gives Loma Verde students the chance to explore STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) topics beyond the classroom.
For new students and families, Saturday Scholars offers hands-on learning with the Navy’s top medical technicians. Over four Saturdays—October 18, October 25, November 1, and November 8—students will explore grade-level STEM topics through research, experiments, and engaging activities that support classroom learning.
For returning students, the program increases academic challenge with a focus on public speaking, model building, and research—helping students grow academically, socially, and intellectually.
Don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity! To sign up, please see Mr. Hemmingway or visit the front office.
Thank you for supporting your child’s learning journey!
Parent CABE Conferences Coming Up!
Loma Verde parents are invited to attend the annual CABE Mini-Conference at Otay Ranch High School on Saturday, October 25, 2025. If you would like to attend, Loma Verde parent involvement funds will cover the cost. Please notify our Community School Coordinator, Ms. Elsie, in room 403 if you are interested by 10/17/25.
PARKING, DROP-OFF, AND PICK-UP
Arrival & Dismissal Reminders – Thank You for Your Support!
All of us at Loma Verde appreciate your patience and cooperation as we work to keep arrival and dismissal safe and smooth for everyone.
Drop-Off & Pick-Up Guidelines:
Use the designated drop-off and pick-up zones only.
If you need to leave your car, please park in the parking lot, not the bus loop.
Do not park in RESERVED spaces or the staff lot.
No dogs are allowed on campus during arrival and dismissal.
Students must walk bikes on the sidewalk.
Morning Drop-Off Times:
7:15–7:55 AM – Students eating breakfast at school
7:30–8:00 AM – All other students Students line up on the blacktop between 7:30–8:00 AM. Teachers will pick up their classes at 8:00 AM. Instruction begins promptly at 8:00 AM. Students arriving after 8:00 AM will be marked tardy.
Kinder, TK, SDC Preschool & Preschool Families: Please follow your teacher’s specific drop-off instructions.
Afternoon Pick-Up:
Students must be picked up by 2:45 PM (or 1:15 PM on minimum days).
After that time, students will be escorted to the office and must be signed out by an adult.
Parents may enter campus between 2:30–2:45 PM (or 1:00–1:15 PM on minimum days) to pick up children outside their classrooms.
Gates will be locked at 2:45 PM (1:15 PM on minimum days).
Let’s work together to keep our campus safe and welcoming. Be patient, kind, and considerate. Thank you for being part of our Loma Verde community!
LOMA VERDE SPIRIT GEAR IS FOR SALE!
We are selling Loma Verde spirit shirts and hoodies at school. The T-shirts are $13 and the sweatshirts cost $33. (Cash only at this time.) Students can wear the spirit t-shirts and sweatshirts any day of the week OR the uniform shirt. Order forms can be picked up in the office or click here. Let’s show our school spirit, Wildcats! Please make sure to write your child’s first and last name inside their hoodie.
Gently Used Uniforms Needed
Has your child outgrown their school uniform from last year? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office.
Important School Policies and Reminders
📘 Stay Informed Click on the LV 2025–26 Parent-Student Handbook for everything you need to know about school policies, procedures, and resources.
Uniform Policy: Students must wear their school uniform daily unless a Uniform Waiver has been submitted to the office.
Toys and Electronics: Students should not bring toys, cards, or unnecessary gadgets unless they have been approved by the classroom teacher.
Water Bottles: Please only send plain water in student water bottles. No Gatorade, Prime, juice, etc., as these beverages stain carpets and attract pests. We have a new bottle filler located next to room 406, which can be used to fill water bottles.
Food Sharing: No sharing of food is allowed.
No Gum or Candy: Please ensure that students do not bring gum or candy to school.
Label Personal Items: Be sure to label lunch boxes, water bottles, and sweaters with your child’s name to help ensure they are returned if misplaced.
REMINDER:Students need to be at school every day, arrive on time (before 8:00 a.m.), and stay in school for the entire day.
Week #9 TK-6th grade attendance average: 94.7% (Goal is 98% or higher)
Year-to-date (8/23/25-9/19/25) average attendance: 95.9% (Goal is 98%)
Week #9 Highest Attendance
98.5% Room 401 Ms. Lopez – 5th grade
98.8% Room 203 Ms. Rincon – 2nd grade
98.6% Room 503 Ms. Jones – 4th grade
WEEK #9 Most Improved Attendance
Room 201 Ms. Samayoa – 3rd grade
Room 204 Ms. Rincon – 2nd grade
Winning Classes with 97% or higher attendance for the month of September! They earned a plushy day for their class!
98.5% Ms. Jones – Room 503
97.9% Ms. Rincon – Room 203
97.6% Ms. Lopez – Room 401
97.5% Ms. Villanueva – Room 304
97.4% Ms. Kang – Room 202
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
LOST AND FOUND
Please note that the lost and found rack will be at the front of the school by the office. Remember to use a permanent marker to put your child’s name on jackets, sweaters, lunch bags, and water bottles.
Welcome to Week 9 of school! We’re excited for a week of learning, parent-teacher conferences, and school spirit!
Just a reminder: TK through 6th-grade students will be dismissed at 1:00 PM all week due to minimum days for conferences.
This week is also Spirit Week—we encourage all students to dress up and participate each day! 🎉 Monday is International Dot Day – wear your wildest, wackiest dots to school and show off your creativity!
As we head into the final week before our two-week fall break, please continue to remind your child of our 3 Wildcats Personal Standards: Show Respect, Make Good Decisions, and Solve Problems.
Students with perfect attendance from September 15–19 will be entered into a drawing to win a Squishmallow—let’s finish strong and make it a great week!
9/15-9/18 MINIMUM DAYS 1:00 DISMISSAL
Parent/Teacher Conferences This Week!
Parent-teacher conferences began on Thursday, September 11, and end on Thursday, September 18. Remember, during the conference period, TK through 6th-grade students are dismissed at 1:00 p.m. Conference information was sent home by your child’s teacher. Please know that our teachers will make every effort to meet in person with any legal guardian or parent who has educational rights for a child and that you may also request a follow-up meeting if you have further questions or concerns. Please contact the school office at (619) 420-3940 with questions or contact your child’s teacher directly.
🐻🎯 CVESD Squishmallow Attendance Hunt at Loma Verde! 🎯🐻
Let’s make every school day count! From September 8 to September 19, students are invited to join the Squishmallow Attendance Hunt by showing up every day and on time.
👀 Look for the Squishmallow at school! Each day brings a new chance to spot our cuddly friend on campus!
🏆 Top 3 classes with the highest average attendance during the hunt will earn a class Squishmallow pet to keep!
🎁 BONUS REWARD: Any class with an average attendance of 97% or higher will earn a Free Stuffie Pass for every student!
Let’s work together to boost our attendance and show that the Loma Verde Wildcats are always ready to learn! Be here. Be on time. Let’s find that Squishmallow!
Monday, 9/15-Friday, 9/19 Loma Verde Spirit Week
Monday, 9/15 International Dot Day – Wear polka dots!
Friday, 9/19 Last Day of 1st Quarter
Monday, 9/22-Monday, 10/6 Fall Break
Tuesday, 10/7 Students Return, Start of 2nd Quarter (minimum day – 1:00 dismissal)
Thank you to all the staff and families who supported and attended our Loma Verde Family Fiesta Dance last Friday! It was wonderful to see so many of you come together for an evening filled with dancing, dinner, and fun. Take a look at some of the great moments captured from the event!
LOMA VERDE SPIRIT GEAR IS FOR SALE!
We are selling Loma Verde spirit shirts and hoodies at school. The T-shirts are $13 and the sweatshirts cost $33. (Cash only at this time.) Students can wear the spirit t-shirts and sweatshirts any day of the week OR the uniform shirt. Order forms can be picked up in the office or click here. Let’s show our school spirit, Wildcats! Please make sure to write your child’s first and last name inside their hoodie.
Gently Used Uniforms Needed
Has your child outgrown their school uniform from last year? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office.
Important School Policies and Reminders
📘 Stay Informed Click on the LV 2025–26 Parent-Student Handbook for everything you need to know about school policies, procedures, and resources.
Uniform Policy: Students must wear their school uniform daily unless a Uniform Waiver has been submitted to the office.
Toys and Electronics: Students should not bring toys, cards, or unnecessary gadgets unless they have been approved by the classroom teacher.
Water Bottles: Please only send plain water in student water bottles. No Gatorade, Prime, juice, etc., as these beverages stain carpets and attract pests. We have a new bottle filler next to room 406 to fill up water bottles.
Food Sharing: No sharing of food is allowed.
No Gum or Candy: Please ensure that students do not bring gum or candy to school.
Label Personal Items: Be sure to label lunch boxes, water bottles, and sweaters with your child’s name to help ensure they are returned if misplaced.
REMINDER:Students need to be at school every day, arrive on time (before 8:00 a.m.), and stay in school for the entire day.
Week #8 TK-6th grade attendance average: 96.4% (Goal is 98% or higher)
Year-to-date (8/23/25-9/12/25) average attendance: 96% (Goal is 98%)
Week #8 Highest Attendance
100% Room 401 Ms. Lopez – 5th grade
98.9% Room 202 Ms. Kang – 3rd grade
98.6% Room 304 Ms. Villanueva – 2nd grade
WEEK #8 Most Improved Attendance
Room 502 Ms. Holmes – kinder
Room 602 Ms. Lloyd – TK
Please visit this page for helpful resources on improving your child’s attendance.
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
🌮 Delicious Food for Sale Raspados, nachos, pizza, chips, elote, coffee cart, and more!
🎯 Family Fun & Games
Exciting raffle prizes
Fun activities for all ages
Bring the whole family for an unforgettable evening of culture, music, food, and fun!
Important Safety Drill Notification
In collaboration with the Chula Vista Police Department (CVPD) and our District Safety Team, we will be conducting a lockdown drill on Tuesday, 9/9 at approximately 9:00 AM to review and practice important safety procedures.
🔒 Please note: This is not an active shooter drill.
During the drill, the following steps will be practiced:
Doors locked
Blinds closed
Lights turned off
CVPD officers will walk through the campus to observe and provide feedback to staff on safety protocols.
Teachers will also review classroom lockdown procedures with students to ensure everyone understands what to do during a drill or a real lockdown situation.
You may notice police vehicles on campus during this time—this is part of the planned drill, and there is no cause for concern.
Thank you for your continued support in keeping our school community safe.
🐻🎯 CVESD Squishmallow Attendance Hunt at Loma Verde! 🎯🐻
Let’s make every school day count! From September 8 to September 19, students are invited to join the Squishmallow Attendance Hunt by showing up every day and on time.
👀 Look for the Squishmallow at school! Each day brings a new chance to spot our cuddly friend on campus!
🏆 Top 3 classes with the highest average attendance during the hunt will earn a class Squishmallow pet to keep!
🎁 BONUS REWARD: Any class with an average attendance of 97% or higher will earn a Free Stuffie Pass for every student!
Let’s work together to boost our attendance and show that the Loma Verde Wildcats are always ready to learn! Be here. Be on time. Let’s find that Squishmallow!
Monday, 9/8-Friday, 9/12 VAPA Week
Monday, 9/8-Friday, 9/19 CVESD Squishmallow Attendance Hunt at Loma Verde
Tuesday, 9/9 9:00 Lockdown Drill
Tuesday, 9/9 12:00-2:00 PM DAC/DELAC Meeting – District Office
Wednesday, 9/10 6:00 PM CVESD Board Meeting – District Office
Thursday, 9/11-Thursday, 9/18 Parent/Teacher Conferences (minimum days – 1:00 dismissal each day)
Thursday, 9/11 8:15-9:15 AM Bullying Awareness & Mental Health Presentation for Parent/Guardians – Room 403 & online
Friday, 9/12 LEAD Clubs End for 1st Quarter
Friday, 9/12 5:00-7:30 PM Loma Verde Family Fiesta Dance
Monday, 9/15-Friday, 9/19 Loma Verde Spirit Week
Monday, 9/15 International Dot Day – Wear polka dots!
Wednesday, 9/17 5:30-6:30 PM Bullying Awareness & Mental Health Presentation for Parent/Guardians – Room 403 & Online (repeat of 9/11 presentation)
Friday, 9/19 Last Day of 1st Quarter
Monday, 9/22-Monday, 10/6 Fall Break
Tuesday, 10/7 Students Return, Start of 2nd Quarter (minimum day – 1:00 dismissal)
Fun Family Friday &Family Reading Games Night Was a Success!
Thank you to everyone who came to our September Fun Family Friday and attended our Loma Verde family Reading Games Night! Take a look at the fun we had this past week!
9/11-12, 9/15-18 MINIMUM DAYS 1:00 DISMISSAL
Parent/Teacher Conferences Are Coming Up!
Please mark your calendars and plan for our modified schedule during conference week. Conferences will take place from Thursday, September 11, through Thursday, September 18.
🕐 Early Dismissal Reminder: All TK through 6th-grade students will be dismissed at 1:00 p.m. during this period.
Your child’s teacher will be sending home specific conference information soon. Our staff is committed to meeting in person with any legal guardian or parent with educational rights, and we welcome requests for follow-up meetings if you have additional questions or concerns.
If you have any questions, please contact the school office at (619) 420-3940 or reach out directly to your child’s teacher.
Thank you for partnering with us to support your child’s success!
LOMA VERDE SPIRIT GEAR IS FOR SALE!
We are selling Loma Verde spirit shirts and hoodies at school. The T-shirts are $13 and the sweatshirts cost $33. (Cash only at this time.) Students can wear the spirit t-shirts and sweatshirts any day of the week OR the uniform shirt. Order forms can be picked up in the office or click here. Let’s show our school spirit, Wildcats! Please make sure to write your child’s first and last name inside their hoodie.
Gently Used Uniforms Needed
Has your child outgrown their school uniform from last year? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office.
Join Our PTO and Make a Difference!
We need your support to make this school year truly special for our Loma Verde students! By joining our Parent Teacher Organization (PTO), you’ll play a vital role in supporting school events, fundraisers, and more.
💡 Your membership dues directly fund essential programs such as:
Field trips
Classroom supplies
Guest speakers
Assemblies
And much more — all benefiting OUR STUDENTS!
🎉 Membership is just $5 per individual or $10 per family. The membership drive is happening now! A flyer was included in your back-to-school packet, and additional copies are available in the front office.
Exciting Incentives!
Classes with 50% participation by September 18, 2025, will earn a popcorn party!
The top 3 classes (Preschool–6th grade) will win a pizza party!
Our goal is full participation from both families and staff. Let’s work together to make this year unforgettable for our Wildcats! Thank you for your continued support!
Important School Policies and Reminders
📘 Stay Informed Click on the LV 2025–26 Parent-Student Handbook for everything you need to know about school policies, procedures, and resources.
Uniform Policy: Students must wear their school uniform daily unless a Uniform Waiver has been submitted to the office.
Toys and Electronics: Students should not bring toys, cards, or unnecessary gadgets unless they have been approved by the classroom teacher.
Water Bottles: Please only send plain water in student water bottles. No Gatorade, Prime, juice, etc., as these beverages stain carpets and attract pests. We have a new bottle filler next to room 406 to fill up water bottles.
Food Sharing: No sharing of food is allowed.
No Gum or Candy: Please ensure that students do not bring gum or candy to school.
Label Personal Items: Be sure to label lunch boxes, water bottles, and sweaters with your child’s name to help ensure they are returned if misplaced.
REMINDER:Students need to be at school every day, arrive on time (before 8:00 a.m.), and stay in school for the entire day.
Week #7 TK-6th grade attendance average: 95.1% (Goal is 98% or higher)
Year-to-date (8/23/25-9/5/25) average attendance: 95.9% (Goal is 98%)
Week #7 Highest Attendance
100% Room 204 Ms. Montaño – 2nd grade
99.2% Room 405 Ms. Youssofi – 6th grade
98.6% Room 203 Ms. Rincon – 2nd grade
98.6% Room 205 Ms. Munoz – 3rd grade
WEEK #7 Most Improved Attendance
Room 204 Ms. Montaño – 2nd grade
Room 505 Ms. Crespo – 4th & 5th grade
Please visit this page for helpful resources on improving your child’s attendance.
Donations Needed!
DONATION NEEDED for cases of water for our classrooms. If you are able to donate a case of water, please drop it off at the school office between 8:00 am – 4:00 pm. Thank you!
LOST AND FOUND
Please note that the lost and found rack will be at the front of the school by the office. Remember to use a permanent marker to put your child’s name on jackets, sweaters, lunch bags, and water bottles.
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
Happy Labor Day! There will be no school on Monday, September 1st in observance of Labor Day.
We’re now in Week 7 of school, and teachers will be sending home information this week about Parent-Teacher Conference sign-ups, which will take place September 11–18.
We also hope to see you at our upcoming family events this week: 📚 Family Reading Games Night – Thursday, September 4th from 5:30–7:00 PM Sign up here to let us know who’s coming: https://forms.office.com/r/1ME6F0QYvg
🎉 Fun Family Friday – Friday, September 5th from 8:00–8:30 AM Join us for a fun learning activity in your child’s classroom (Kinder–5th grade).
🗓️ PTO Meeting – Friday, September 5th from 8:30–9:30 AM in Room 403 We’ll have refreshments and translation available. Please attend to help us plan for upcoming family events—we’d love your ideas and support!
Let’s keep up the great attendance—being at school every day helps your child grow and succeed!
Have a great week, and thank you for your continued support and community engagement!
Monday, 9/1 NO SCHOOL – LABOR DAY
Tuesday, 9/2 3:00 PM SSC Meeting – Room 403
Thursday, 9/4 5:30-7:00 PM Family Reading Games Night
Friday, 9/5 8:00-8:30 AM Fun Family Friday Activity in Classroom (all parents/guardians welcome, sign in at the lunch arbor first)
Friday, 9/6 8:30-9:30 AM PTO Meeting – Room 403
Tuesday, 9/9 12:00-2:00 PM DAC/DELAC Meeting – District Office
Wednesday, 9/10 6:00 PM CVESD Board Meeting – District Office
Thursday, 9/11-Thursday, 9/18 Parent/Teacher Conferences (minimum days – 1:00 dismissal each day)
Thursday, 9/11 8:15-9:15 AM Bullying Awareness & Mental Health Presentation for Parent/Guardians – Room 403 & online
Friday, 9/12 LEAD Clubs End for 1st Quarter
Friday, 9/12 5:00-7:30 PM Loma Verde Family Fiesta Dance
Monday, 9/15-Friday, 9/19 Loma Verde Spirit Week
Wednesday, 9/17 5:30-6:30 PM Bullying Awareness & Mental Health Presentation for Parent/Guardians – Room 403 & Online (repeat of 9/11 presentation)
Friday, 9/19 Last Day of 1st Quarter
Monday, 9/22-Monday, 10/6 Fall Break
Tuesday, 10/7 Students Return, Start of 2nd Quarter (minimum day – 1:00 dismissal)
We are selling Loma Verde spirit shirts and hoodies at school. The T-shirts are $13 and the sweatshirts cost $33. (Cash only at this time.) Students can wear the spirit t-shirts and sweatshirts any day of the week OR the uniform shirt. Order forms can be picked up in the office or click here. Let’s show our school spirit, Wildcats! Please make sure to write your child’s first and last name inside their hoodie.
Gently Used Uniforms Needed
Has your child outgrown their school uniform from last year? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office.
Join Our PTO and Make a Difference!
We need your support to make this school year truly special for our Loma Verde students! By joining our Parent Teacher Organization (PTO), you’ll play a vital role in supporting school events, fundraisers, and more.
💡 Your membership dues directly fund essential programs such as:
Field trips
Classroom supplies
Guest speakers
Assemblies
And much more — all benefiting OUR STUDENTS!
🎉 Membership is just $5 per individual or $10 per family. The membership drive is happening now! A flyer was included in your back-to-school packet, and additional copies are available in the front office.
Exciting Incentives!
Classes with 50% participation by September 18, 2025, will earn a popcorn party!
The top 3 classes (Preschool–6th grade) will win a pizza party!
Our goal is full participation from both families and staff. Let’s work together to make this year unforgettable for our Wildcats! Thank you for your continued support!
Join us for our next PTO meeting on Friday, 9/5 at 8:30 in the parent room #403. English/Spanish translation and light refreshments will be served. All are welcome!
Important School Policies and Reminders
📘 Stay Informed Click on the LV 2025–26 Parent-Student Handbook for everything you need to know about school policies, procedures, and resources.
Uniform Policy: Students must wear their school uniform daily unless a Uniform Waiver has been submitted to the office.
Toys and Electronics: Students should not bring toys, cards, or unnecessary gadgets unless they have been approved by the classroom teacher.
Water Bottles: Please only send plain water in student water bottles. No Gatorade, Prime, juice, etc., as these beverages stain carpets and attract pests. We have a new bottle filler next to room 406 to fill up water bottles.
Food Sharing: No sharing of food is allowed.
No Gum or Candy: Please ensure that students do not bring gum or candy to school.
Label Personal Items: Be sure to label lunch boxes, water bottles, and sweaters with your child’s name to help ensure they are returned if misplaced.
REMINDER:Students need to be at school every day, arrive on time (before 8:00 a.m.), and stay in school for the entire day.
Week #6 TK-6th grade attendance average: 95.1% (Goal is 98% or higher)
Year-to-date (8/23/25-8/29/25) average attendance: 95.9% (Goal is 98%)
Week #6 Highest Attendance
100% Room 504 Ms. Castro – 5th grade
98% Room 503 Ms. Jones – 4th grade
97.1% Room 602 Ms. Lloyd – TK
WEEK #6 Most Improved Attendance
Room 504 Ms. Castro – 5th grade
Room 205 Ms. Munoz – 3rd
Room 601 Mr. Lopez – Kinder
Please visit this page for helpful resources on improving your child’s attendance.
Donations Needed!
DONATION NEEDED for cases of water for our classrooms. If you are able to donate a case of water, please drop it off at the school office between 8:00 am – 4:00 pm. Thank you!
LOST AND FOUND
Please note that the lost and found rack will be at the front of the school by the office. Remember to use a permanent marker to put your child’s name on jackets, sweaters, lunch bags, and water bottles.
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
We’re off to a fantastic start to the school year, and we’re so grateful for your continued support. Here are a few important updates and reminders:
📚 Dual Immersion Parent Meeting For Kinder through 6th-grade families 🗓️ Wednesday, August 27 at 5:30 PM Please join us for this important meeting to support your child’s bilingual journey.
🎉 Family Reading Games Night Wednesday, September 4th from 5:30-7:00 PM Mark your calendars and come enjoy a night of fun literacy games with your child! Let us know who will be attending by filling out this quick form: 👉 https://forms.office.com/r/1ME6F0QYvg
📈 Attendance Update Last week’s school-wide attendance was 94%. Our goal is 97%—every day counts! Please make sure your child is here every day. Consistent attendance is key to strong learning and growth.
It’s been a wonderful few weeks full of great learning and joy, and we’re excited for what’s ahead. Thank you for being such an important part of our school community!
Warmly, Bree Watson Principal, Loma Verde Elementary
Monday, 8/25-Friday, 8/29 VAPA Week
Tuesday, 8/26 2:45 PM Community School Steering Committee Meeting – Room 403
Wednesday, 8/27 5:30 PM Kinder-6th GradeDLI Parent Meeting – Auditorium (Free homework pass, bring a stuffie to school pass, or wear a hat in class pass to students if parents attend. Class with the highest participation earns a special prize!)
Monday, 9/1 NO SCHOOL – LABOR DAY
Tuesday, 9/2 3:00 PM SSC Meeting – Room 403
Thursday, 9/4 5:30-7:00 PM Family Reading Games Night
Friday, 9/5 8:00-8:30 AM Fun Family Friday Activity in Classroom (all parents/guardians welcome, sign in at the lunch arbor first)
Friday, 9/6 8:30-9:30 AM PTO Meeting – Room 403
Tuesday, 9/9 12:00-2:00 PM DAC/DELAC Meeting – District Office
Wednesday, 9/10 6:00 PM CVESD Board Meeting – District Office
Thursday, 9/11-Thursday, 9/18 Parent/Teacher Conferences (minimum days – 1:00 dismissal each day)
Thursday, 9/11 8:15-9:15 AM Bullying Awareness & Mental Health Presentation for Parent/Guardians – Room 403 & online
Friday, 9/12 LEAD Clubs End for 1st Quarter
Friday, 9/12 5:00-7:30 PM Loma Verde Family Fiesta Dance
Monday, 9/15-Friday, 9/19 Loma Verde Spirit Week
Wednesday, 9/17 5:30-6:30 PM Bullying Awareness & Mental Health Presentation for Parent/Guardians – Room 403 & Online (repeat of 9/11 presentation)
Friday, 9/19 Last Day of 1st Quarter
Monday, 9/22-Monday, 10/6 Fall Break
Tuesday, 10/7 Students Return, Start of 2nd Quarter (minimum day – 1:00 dismissal)
Wednesday, 8/27 5:30 PM Kinder-6th GradeDLI Parent Meeting – Auditorium (Free homework pass, bring a stuffie to school pass, or wear a hat in class pass to students if parents attend. Class with the highest participation earns a special prize!)
Loma Verde Family Reading Games Night
Please let us know who is coming to the FREE Loma Verde Family Reading Games Night on Thursday, 9/4 5:30-7:00 p.m. Fill out one form for the family. https://forms.office.com/r/1ME6F0QYvg
Gate opens at 5:30 P.M.
FUN reading games, crafts, and activities for Preschool-6th grade students and their families!
Free books! Raffle prizes, music, and more!
Food available 5:30-6:30
Loma Verde students and their parents/guardians only. Students must attend with an adult.
LOMA VERDE SPIRIT GEAR IS FOR SALE!
We are selling Loma Verde spirit shirts and hoodies at school. The T-shirts are $13 and the sweatshirts cost $33. (Cash only at this time.) Students can wear the spirit t-shirts and sweatshirts any day of the week OR the uniform shirt. Order forms can be picked up in the office or click here. Let’s show our school spirit, Wildcats! Please make sure to write your child’s first and last name inside their hoodie.
Gently Used Uniforms Needed
Has your child outgrown their school uniform from last year? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office.
Join Our PTO and Make a Difference!
We need your support to make this school year truly special for our Loma Verde students! By joining our Parent Teacher Organization (PTO), you’ll play a vital role in supporting school events, fundraisers, and more.
💡 Your membership dues directly fund essential programs such as:
Field trips
Classroom supplies
Guest speakers
Assemblies
And much more — all benefiting OUR STUDENTS!
🎉 Membership is just $5 per individual or $10 per family. The membership drive is happening now! A flyer was included in your back-to-school packet, and additional copies are available in the front office.
Exciting Incentives!
Classes with 50% participation by September 18, 2025, will earn a popcorn party!
The top 3 classes (Preschool–6th grade) will win a pizza party!
Our goal is full participation from both families and staff. Let’s work together to make this year unforgettable for our Wildcats! Thank you for your continued support!
Join us for our next PTO meeting on Friday, 9/5 at 8:30 in the parent room #403. English/Spanish translation and light refreshments will be served. All are welcome!
Important School Policies and Reminders
📘 Stay Informed Click on the LV 2025–26 Parent-Student Handbook for everything you need to know about school policies, procedures, and resources.
Uniform Policy: Students must wear their school uniform daily unless a Uniform Waiver has been submitted to the office.
Toys and Electronics: Students should not bring toys, cards, or unnecessary gadgets unless they have been approved by the classroom teacher.
Water Bottles: Please only send plain water in student water bottles. No Gatorade, Prime, juice, etc., as these beverages stain carpets and attract pests. We have a new bottle filler next to room 406 to fill up water bottles.
Food Sharing: No sharing of food is allowed.
No Gum or Candy: Please ensure that students do not bring gum or candy to school.
Label Personal Items: Be sure to label lunch boxes, water bottles, and sweaters with your child’s name to help ensure they are returned if misplaced.
PARKING, DROP-OFF, AND PICK-UP
Arrival & Dismissal Reminders – Thank You for Your Support!
All of us at Loma Verde want to thank our families and community members in advance for your patience and understanding as we work to safely accommodate the many vehicles arriving each morning and afternoon.
🚗 Drop-Off & Pick-Up Guidelines:
Please use the designated drop-off and pick-up zones only.
If you need to leave your vehicle, park in the parking lot—not in the bus loop.
Do not park in RESERVED spaces or the staff parking lot.
No dogs are allowed on campus during arrival and dismissal times.
Students must walk their bikes on the sidewalk.
🕒 Drop-Off Times:
7:15–7:50 AM for students eating breakfast on campus
7:30–8:00 AM for students not eating breakfast Students will line up on the blacktop between 7:30–8:00 AM, supervised by Loma Verde staff. Each class has a designated line-up area, and teachers will pick up their students at 8:00 AM, when instruction begins. Students arriving after 8:00 AM are considered tardy.
👶 Kinder, TK, SDC Preschool, and Preschool Families: Please follow your teacher’s specific instructions for drop-off procedures.
🕝 Dismissal Times:
Students not picked up by 2:45 PM (or 1:15 PM on minimum days) will be escorted to the office and must be signed out by an authorized adult.
Parents may enter campus between 2:30–2:45 PM (or 1:00–1:15 PM on minimum days) to pick up their child outside the classroom.
Gates will be locked promptly at 2:45 PM (1:15 PM on minimum days).
💛 For everyone’s safety, please remember to be patient, kind, and considerate. Thank you for helping us keep Loma Verde safe and welcoming for all!
REMINDER:Students need to be at school every day, arrive on time (before 8:00 a.m.), and stay in school for the entire day.
Week #5 TK-6th grade attendance average: 94% (Goal is 98% or higher)
Year-to-date (8/23/25-8/22/25) average attendance: 96% (Goal is 98%)
Week #5 Highest Attendance
98.6% Room 304 Ms. Villanueva 2nd grade
97.9% Room 202 Ms. Kang 3rd grade
97.8% Room 203 Ms. Rincon – 2nd grade
WEEK #5 Most Improved Attendance
Room 503 Ms. Jones – 4th grade
Room 504 Ms. Castro – 5th grade
Please visit this page for helpful resources on improving your child’s attendance.
ATTENDANCE MATTERS!
LET’S IMPROVE OUR ATTENDANCE AT LOMA VERDE THIS YEAR!
Attendance is crucial for your child’s success. Students should only miss school if they are sick. If your child has symptoms, they can return to school once they have been fever-free for 24 hours without the use of fever-reducing medication, and their symptoms are improving. Students do not need to be completely symptom-free to return. If you need independent study for a special circumstance, please contact us.
Arriving on Time Please ensure your child arrives by 7:55 a.m. and is lined up on the blacktop (for 1st–6th grade) or by the classroom (for TK–Kindergarten). If they arrive after 8:00 a.m., they will be marked tardy.
Secure Campus Reminder At 8:00 a.m., we begin a secure campus. Parents and guardians must exit promptly at this time. We appreciate your cooperation!
School Arrival Times Students can arrive as early as 7:15 a.m. FREE breakfast is available from 7:15 a.m. to 7:55 a.m. If students miss breakfast, Second Chance Breakfast is available during the first recess.
Reporting Absences If your child is absent, it is important to call the office to report the reason for the absence at 619-420-3940. You can leave a voicemail or email us at lomaverdeschool@cvesd.org.
Absences that are not reported will be considered unexcused. After 3 unexcused absences or tardies, you will receive a truancy letter.
Early Pick-Up and Tardiness If you pick up your child early or if they are tardy for personal reasons, this will be considered unexcused unless a valid reason (like a doctor’s note) is provided. We encourage you to schedule appointments during school breaks when possible.
Missing School Means Missing Learning! Our school staff will be monitoring attendance closely. For students who are chronically absent (missing 10% or more of school or having excessive tardies), we will schedule SART (School Attendance Review Team) meetings, make phone calls, and conduct home visits to support improved attendance.
We truly appreciate your efforts in getting your child to school every day and on time!
Donations Needed!
DONATION NEEDED for cases of water for our classrooms. If you are able to donate a case of water, please drop it off at the school office between 8:00 am – 4:00 pm. Thank you!
LOST AND FOUND
Please note that the lost and found rack will be at the front of the school by the office. Remember to use a permanent marker to put your child’s name on jackets, sweaters, lunch bags, and water bottles.
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
We’re heading into an exciting Week 5 of learning, and we appreciate your continued partnership!
📅 Important Reminders & Events:
Attendance Matters! Consistent attendance is crucial for your child’s academic success. Please make every effort to ensure your child is present and on time each day.
Make-Up Picture Day – Tuesday, August 19 If your child missed the original picture day, they’ll have another opportunity this Tuesday.
Parent Workshop: Executive Functioning – Thursday, August 21, 9:00–10:00 AM Join us at the District Office for an engaging workshop focused on supporting your child’s learning and organization skills.
CVESD Job Fair – Friday, August 22, 8:00 AM–12:00 PM The Chula Vista Elementary School District is hosting an in-house job fair for contracted and substitute positions in special education. Come explore a rewarding career and help shape the future of education!
Thank you for your continued support. Let’s make it a great week!
Friday, 8/22 8:00-12:00 CVESD Job Fair – Click here for more information
Tuesday, 8/26 2:45 PM Community School Steering Committee Meeting – Room 403
Wednesday, 8/27 5:30 PM Kinder-6th GradeDLI Parent Meeting – Auditorium (Free homework pass, bring a stuffie to school pass, or wear a hat in class pass to students if parents attend. Class with the highest participation earns a special prize!)
Monday, 9/1 NO SCHOOL – LABOR DAY
Tuesday, 9/2 3:00 PM SSC Meeting – Room 403
Thursday, 9/4 5:30-7:00 PM Family Reading Games Night
Friday, 9/5 8:00-8:30 AM Fun Family Friday Activity in Classroom (all parents/guardians welcome, sign in at the lunch arbor first)
Friday, 9/6 8:30-9:30 AM PTO Meeting – Room 403
Tuesday, 9/9 12:00-2:00 PM DAC/DELAC Meeting – District Office
Wednesday, 9/10 6:00 PM CVESD Board Meeting – District Office
Thursday, 9/11-Thursday, 9/18 Parent/Teacher Conferences (minimum days – 1:00 dismissal each day)
Thursday, 9/11 8:15-9:15 AM Bullying Awareness & Mental Health Presentation for Parent/Guardians – Room 403 & online
Friday, 9/12 LEAD Clubs End for 1st Quarter
Friday, 9/12 5:00-7:30 PM Loma Verde Family Fiesta Dance
Monday, 9/15-Friday, 9/19 Loma Verde Spirit Week
Wednesday, 9/17 5:30-6:30 PM Bullying Awareness & Mental Health Presentation for Parent/Guardians – Room 403 & Online (repeat of 9/11 presentation)
Friday, 9/19 Last Day of 1st Quarter
Monday, 9/22-Monday, 10/6 Fall Break
Tuesday, 10/7 Students Return, Start of 2nd Quarter (minimum day – 1:00 dismissal)
Wednesday, 8/27 5:30 PM Kinder-6th GradeDLI Parent Meeting – Auditorium (Free homework pass, bring a stuffie to school pass, or wear a hat in class pass to students if parents attend. Class with the highest participation earns a special prize!)
All mass communications is now sent through Finalsite’s Messages XRE. This system is used for standard and emergency communications with all automatically translated into each family’s preferred language. Here are a few tips to ensure you receive the most benefit from the system:
Parent and guardian contact information is updated from our student information system, and staff information is updated through our staff information system each night. If your information is outdated in our informational systems, it will be outdated in the mass notification system.
If you’re a parent/guardian who needs to update your contact information, please contact your student’s school for the change. If you’re a staff member who needs to update your contact information, please contact Human Resources for the change.
Our system allows us to send messages as phone calls, emails, and text messages. General outreach messages are usually sent as phone calls and emails. Emergency messages will be sent out using all methods.
While we DO NOT recommend it, you do have the ability to opt out of non-emergency phone messages, all text messages, and all emails. Non-emergency phone messages are categorized as messages not related to student safety.
You MAY NOT opt out of emergency phone messages. This is for the benefit of your student. Emergency message examples are: school closures, early releases, evacuations, etc. (Note: Automated attendance calls are considered emergency messages as they pertain to student safety and therefore, cannot be opted out of).
CVESD’s free LEAD Academy Program will take place Monday, September 22, through Friday, October 3, offering full days of hands-on learning and enrichment activities for students in transitional kindergarten through sixth grade. Register Here
Home Access Center/CAASPP Scores
Accessing Student Score Reports via Home Access Center (HAC)
The Chula Vista Elementary School District uses the Home Access Center (HAC) to share Student Score Reports for both the California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress (CAASPP) and the English Learner Proficiency Assessments for California (ELPAC). These assessments, when combined with report card grades, classroom work, and teacher observations, provide families and educators with a more comprehensive understanding of each student’s learning progress.
Through HAC, parents and guardians can securely view, download, and save student results quickly and conveniently. [Click here for instructions on how to log in to the Home Access Center.]
If you experience any issues logging in, please contact our front office for assistance. Please note that hard copies of score reports are not provided by the school—all results are available exclusively through the HAC system.
Multilingual English Learner Services
Loma Verde Elementary and the Chula Vista Elementary School District support Multilingual English Learners (formerly known as English Language Learners). All students classified by the state of California as MEL status participate in daily designated and integrated ELD, or English Language Development. This often looks like extra small group or one-on-one support. Please see the information below and contact your child’s teacher with any questions.
LOMA VERDE SPIRIT GEAR IS FOR SALE!
We are selling Loma Verde spirit shirts and hoodies at school. The T-shirts are $13 and the sweatshirts cost $33. (Cash only at this time.) Students can wear the spirit t-shirts and sweatshirts any day of the week OR the uniform shirt. Order forms can be picked up in the office or click here. Let’s show our school spirit, Wildcats! Please make sure to write your child’s first and last name inside their hoodie.
Gently Used Uniforms Needed
Has your child outgrown their school uniform from last year? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office.
Join Our PTO and Make a Difference!
We need your support to make this school year truly special for our Loma Verde students! By joining our Parent Teacher Organization (PTO), you’ll play a vital role in supporting school events, fundraisers, and more.
💡 Your membership dues directly fund essential programs such as:
Field trips
Classroom supplies
Guest speakers
Assemblies
And much more — all benefiting OUR STUDENTS!
🎉 Membership is just $5 per individual or $10 per family. The membership drive is happening now! A flyer was included in your back-to-school packet, and additional copies are available in the front office.
Exciting Incentives!
Classes with 50% participation by September 18, 2025, will earn a popcorn party!
The top 3 classes (Preschool–6th grade) will win a pizza party!
Our goal is full participation from both families and staff. Let’s work together to make this year unforgettable for our Wildcats! Thank you for your continued support!
Important School Policies and Reminders
📘 Stay Informed Click on the LV 2025–26 Parent-Student Handbook for everything you need to know about school policies, procedures, and resources.
Uniform Policy: Students must wear their school uniform daily unless a Uniform Waiver has been submitted to the office.
Toys and Electronics: Students should not bring toys, cards, or unnecessary gadgets unless they have been approved by the classroom teacher.
Water Bottles: Please only send plain water in student water bottles. No Gatorade, Prime, juice, etc., as these beverages stain carpets and attract pests. We have a new bottle filler next to room 406 to fill up water bottles.
Food Sharing: No sharing of food is allowed.
No Gum or Candy: Please ensure that students do not bring gum or candy to school.
Label Personal Items: Be sure to label lunch boxes, water bottles, and sweaters with your child’s name to help ensure they are returned if misplaced.
PARKING, DROP-OFF, AND PICK-UP
Arrival & Dismissal Reminders – Thank You for Your Support!
All of us at Loma Verde want to thank our families and community members in advance for your patience and understanding as we work to safely accommodate the many vehicles arriving each morning and afternoon.
🚗 Drop-Off & Pick-Up Guidelines:
Please use the designated drop-off and pick-up zones only.
If you need to leave your vehicle, park in the parking lot—not in the bus loop.
Do not park in RESERVED spaces or the staff parking lot.
No dogs are allowed on campus during arrival and dismissal times.
Students must walk their bikes on the sidewalk.
🕒 Drop-Off Times:
7:15–7:50 AM for students eating breakfast on campus
7:30–8:00 AM for students not eating breakfast Students will line up on the blacktop between 7:30–8:00 AM, supervised by Loma Verde staff. Each class has a designated line-up area, and teachers will pick up their students at 8:00 AM, when instruction begins. Students arriving after 8:00 AM are considered tardy.
👶 Kinder, TK, SDC Preschool, and Preschool Families: Please follow your teacher’s specific instructions for drop-off procedures.
🕝 Dismissal Times:
Students not picked up by 2:45 PM (or 1:15 PM on minimum days) will be escorted to the office and must be signed out by an authorized adult.
Parents may enter campus between 2:30–2:45 PM (or 1:00–1:15 PM on minimum days) to pick up their child outside the classroom.
Gates will be locked promptly at 2:45 PM (1:15 PM on minimum days).
💛 For everyone’s safety, please remember to be patient, kind, and considerate. Thank you for helping us keep Loma Verde safe and welcoming for all!
REMINDER:Students need to be at school every day, arrive on time (before 8:00 a.m.), and stay in school for the entire day.
Week #4 TK-6th grade attendance average: 94.5% (Goal is 98% or higher)
Year-to-date (8/23/25-8/15/25) average attendance: 96.4% (Goal is 98%)
Week #4 Highest Attendance
100% Room 401 Ms. Lopez – 5th grade
100% Room 204 Ms. Montaño – 2nd grade
98.6% Room 304 Ms. Villanueva – 2nd grade
WEEK #4 Most Improved Attendance
Room 204 Ms. Montaño – 2nd grade
Room 304 Ms. Villanueva – 2nd grade
Please visit this page for helpful resources on improving your child’s attendance.
ATTENDANCE MATTERS!
LET’S IMPROVE OUR ATTENDANCE AT LOMA VERDE THIS YEAR!
Attendance is crucial for your child’s success. Students should only miss school if they are sick. If your child has symptoms, they can return to school once they have been fever-free for 24 hours without the use of fever-reducing medication, and their symptoms are improving. Students do not need to be completely symptom-free to return. If you need independent study for a special circumstance, please contact us.
Arriving on Time Please ensure your child arrives by 7:55 a.m. and is lined up on the blacktop (for 1st–6th grade) or by the classroom (for TK–Kindergarten). If they arrive after 8:00 a.m., they will be marked tardy.
Secure Campus Reminder At 8:00 a.m., we begin a secure campus. Parents and guardians must exit promptly at this time. We appreciate your cooperation!
School Arrival Times Students can arrive as early as 7:15 a.m. FREE breakfast is available from 7:15 a.m. to 7:55 a.m. If students miss breakfast, Second Chance Breakfast is available during the first recess.
Reporting Absences If your child is absent, it is important to call the office to report the reason for the absence at 619-420-3940. You can leave a voicemail or email us at lomaverdeschool@cvesd.org.
Absences that are not reported will be considered unexcused. After 3 unexcused absences or tardies, you will receive a truancy letter.
Early Pick-Up and Tardiness If you pick up your child early or if they are tardy for personal reasons, this will be considered unexcused unless a valid reason (like a doctor’s note) is provided. We encourage you to schedule appointments during school breaks when possible.
Missing School Means Missing Learning! Our school staff will be monitoring attendance closely. For students who are chronically absent (missing 10% or more of school or having excessive tardies), we will schedule SART (School Attendance Review Team) meetings, make phone calls, and conduct home visits to support improved attendance.
We truly appreciate your efforts in getting your child to school every day and on time!
Donations Needed!
DONATION NEEDED for cases of water for our classrooms. If you are able to donate a case of water, please drop it off at the school office between 8:00 am – 4:00 pm. Thank you!
LOST AND FOUND
Please note that the lost and found rack will be at the front of the school by the office. Remember to use a permanent marker to put your child’s name on jackets, sweaters, lunch bags, and water bottles.
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
We can’t believe it’s already week four! Your kids are doing an amazing job settling into routines, making friends, and showing such excitement for learning. Thank you for helping our Wildcat community thrive—and for joining us at Curriculum Night last week.
Coming Up:
Mon, 8/11 – Picture Day: Students should wear their uniforms.
Fri, 8/15 – ELAC & Coffee with the Principal (8:15 a.m., Room 403): Our Counselor and Behavior Support Assistant will share how we’re supporting students’ social-emotional learning.
Thanks for your continued support—we’re lucky to have such an incredible school family!
Tuesday, 8/26 2:45 PM Community School Steering Committee Meeting – Room 403
Wednesday, 8/27 5:30 PM Kinder-6th GradeDLI Parent Meeting – Auditorium (Free homework pass, bring a stuffie to school pass, or wear a hat in class pass to students if parents attend. Class with the highest participation earns a special prize!)
Monday, 9/1 NO SCHOOL – LABOR DAY
Tuesday, 9/2 3:00 PM SSC Meeting – Room 403
Thursday, 9/4 5:30-7:00 PM Family Reading Games Night
Friday, 9/5 8:00-8:30 AM Fun Family Friday Activity in Classroom (all parents/guardians welcome, sign in at the lunch arbor first)
Friday, 9/6 8:30-9:30 AM PTO Meeting – Room 403
Tuesday, 9/9 12:00-2:00 PM DAC/DELAC Meeting – District Office
Wednesday, 9/10 6:00 PM CVESD Board Meeting – District Office
Thursday, 9/11-Thursday, 9/18 Parent/Teacher Conferences (minimum days – 1:00 dismissal each day)
Thursday, 9/11 8:15-9:15 AM Bullying Awareness & Mental Health Presentation for Parent/Guardians – Room 403 & online
Friday, 9/12 LEAD Clubs End for 1st Quarter
Friday, 9/12 5:00-7:30 PM Loma Verde Family Fiesta Dance
Monday, 9/15-Friday, 9/19 Loma Verde Spirit Week
Wednesday, 9/17 5:30-6:30 PM Bullying Awareness & Mental Health Presentation for Parent/Guardians – Room 403 & Online (repeat of 9/11 presentation)
Friday, 9/19 Last Day of 1st Quarter
Monday, 9/22-Monday, 10/6 Fall Break
Tuesday, 10/7 Students Return, Start of 2nd Quarter (minimum day – 1:00 dismissal)
DONATION NEEDED for cases of water for our classrooms. If you are able to donate a case of water, please drop it off at the school office between 8:00 am – 4:00 pm. Thank you!
LOMA VERDE SPIRIT GEAR IS FOR SALE!
We are selling Loma Verde spirit shirts and hoodies at school. The T-shirts are $13 and the sweatshirts cost $33. (Cash only at this time.) Students can wear the spirit t-shirts and sweatshirts any day of the week OR the uniform shirt. Order forms can be picked up in the office or click here. Let’s show our school spirit, Wildcats! Please make sure to write your child’s first and last name inside their hoodie.
Gently Used Uniforms Needed
Has your child outgrown their school uniform from last year? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office.
Join Our PTO and Make a Difference!
We need your support to make this school year truly special for our Loma Verde students! By joining our Parent Teacher Organization (PTO), you’ll play a vital role in supporting school events, fundraisers, and more.
💡 Your membership dues directly fund essential programs such as:
Field trips
Classroom supplies
Guest speakers
Assemblies
And much more — all benefiting OUR STUDENTS!
🎉 Membership is just $5 per individual or $10 per family. The membership drive is happening now! A flyer was included in your back-to-school packet, and additional copies are available in the front office.
Exciting Incentives!
Classes with 50% participation by September 18, 2025, will earn a popcorn party!
The top 3 classes (Preschool–6th grade) will win a pizza party!
Our goal is full participation from both families and staff. Let’s work together to make this year unforgettable for our Wildcats! Thank you for your continued support!
Important School Policies and Reminders
📘 Stay Informed Click on the LV 2025–26 Parent-Student Handbook for everything you need to know about school policies, procedures, and resources.
Uniform Policy: Students must wear their school uniform daily unless a Uniform Waiver has been submitted to the office.
Toys and Electronics: Students should not bring toys, cards, or unnecessary gadgets unless they have been approved by the classroom teacher.
Water Bottles: Please only send plain water in student water bottles. No Gatorade, Prime, juice, etc., as these beverages stain carpets and attract pests. We have a new bottle filler next to room 406 to fill up water bottles.
Food Sharing: No sharing of food is allowed.
No Gum or Candy: Please ensure that students do not bring gum or candy to school.
Label Personal Items: Be sure to label lunch boxes, water bottles, and sweaters with your child’s name to help ensure they are returned if misplaced.
PARKING, DROP-OFF, AND PICK-UP
Arrival & Dismissal Reminders – Thank You for Your Support!
All of us at Loma Verde want to thank our families and community members in advance for your patience and understanding as we work to safely accommodate the many vehicles arriving each morning and afternoon.
🚗 Drop-Off & Pick-Up Guidelines:
Please use the designated drop-off and pick-up zones only.
If you need to leave your vehicle, park in the parking lot—not in the bus loop.
Do not park in RESERVED spaces or the staff parking lot.
No dogs are allowed on campus during arrival and dismissal times.
Students must walk their bikes on the sidewalk.
🕒 Drop-Off Times:
7:15–7:50 AM for students eating breakfast on campus
7:30–8:00 AM for students not eating breakfast Students will line up on the blacktop between 7:30–8:00 AM, supervised by Loma Verde staff. Each class has a designated line-up area, and teachers will pick up their students at 8:00 AM, when instruction begins. Students arriving after 8:00 AM are considered tardy.
👶 Kinder, TK, SDC Preschool, and Preschool Families: Please follow your teacher’s specific instructions for drop-off procedures.
🕝 Dismissal Times:
Students not picked up by 2:45 PM (or 1:15 PM on minimum days) will be escorted to the office and must be signed out by an authorized adult.
Parents may enter campus between 2:30–2:45 PM (or 1:00–1:15 PM on minimum days) to pick up their child outside the classroom.
Gates will be locked promptly at 2:45 PM (1:15 PM on minimum days).
💛 For everyone’s safety, please remember to be patient, kind, and considerate. Thank you for helping us keep Loma Verde safe and welcoming for all!
REMINDER:Students need to be at school every day, arrive on time (before 8:00 a.m.), and stay in school for the entire day.
Week #3 TK-6th grade attendance average: 97% (Goal is 98% or higher)
Year-to-date (8/23/25-8/9/25) average attendance: 96.9% (Goal is 98%)
LET’S IMPROVE OUR ATTENDANCE AT LOMA VERDE THIS YEAR!
Attendance is crucial for your child’s success. Students should only miss school if they are sick. If your child has symptoms, they can return to school once they have been fever-free for 24 hours without the use of fever-reducing medication, and their symptoms are improving. Students do not need to be completely symptom-free to return. If you need independent study for a special circumstance, please contact us.
Arriving on Time Please ensure your child arrives by 7:55 a.m. and is lined up on the blacktop (for 1st–6th grade) or by the classroom (for TK–Kindergarten). If they arrive after 8:00 a.m., they will be marked tardy.
Secure Campus Reminder At 8:00 a.m., we begin a secure campus. Parents and guardians must exit promptly at this time. We appreciate your cooperation!
School Arrival Times Students can arrive as early as 7:15 a.m. FREE breakfast is available from 7:15 a.m. to 7:55 a.m. If students miss breakfast, Second Chance Breakfast is available during the first recess.
Reporting Absences If your child is absent, it is important to call the office to report the reason for the absence at 619-420-3940. You can leave a voicemail or email us at lomaverdeschool@cvesd.org.
Absences that are not reported will be considered unexcused. After 3 unexcused absences or tardies, you will receive a truancy letter.
Early Pick-Up and Tardiness If you pick up your child early or if they are tardy for personal reasons, this will be considered unexcused unless a valid reason (like a doctor’s note) is provided. We encourage you to schedule appointments during school breaks when possible.
Missing School Means Missing Learning! Our school staff will be monitoring attendance closely. For students who are chronically absent (missing 10% or more of school or having excessive tardies), we will schedule SART (School Attendance Review Team) meetings, make phone calls, and conduct home visits to support improved attendance.
We truly appreciate your efforts in getting your child to school every day and on time!
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
Click here to learn more about the Rigorous Learning for All is a call to action for our entire CVESD community to ensure that every student has the tools, support, and encouragement they need to reach their full potential. Read the full plan here.
We’re entering our third week of instruction, and we couldn’t be prouder of the hard work and amazing learning happening across campus! Over the past two weeks, our Loma Verde Wildcats have been exploring what it truly means to be a Wildcat.
Our Three Personal Standards help make Loma Verde a safe, respectful, and inspiring place to learn and grow. Please take a moment to review these traits with your children:
Show Respect
Make Good Decisions
Solve Problems
We’re always on the lookout for Wildcats who go above and beyond in demonstrating these standards. We’ll be celebrating our Wildcats of the Week this Monday during our Blacktop Character Assembly.
Thank you to everyone who joined us for our first Fun Family Friday and PTO meeting—what a fantastic turnout! Be sure to mark your calendars for the next one on September 5.
Also, don’t miss our important Loma Verde Curriculum Night on Thursday, August 7, with two sessions available: 🕠 5:30–6:15 PM 🕕 6:15–7:00 PM
This is a great opportunity to meet your child’s teacher, learn about grade-level content standards, and hear important school updates. School spirit items will also be available for purchase that evening.
Thank you for your continued support, and have a wonderful week, Wildcat families!
🐾 Wildcat Families in Action – A Fantastic Start to Fun Family Fridays!
Tuesday, 8/26 2:45 PM Community School Steering Committee Meeting – Room 403
Wednesday, 8/27 5:30 PM Kinder-6th GradeDLI Parent Meeting – Auditorium (Free homework pass, bring a stuffie to school pass, or wear a hat in class pass to students if parents attend. Class with the highest participation earns a special prize!)
Monday, 9/1 NO SCHOOL – LABOR DAY
Tuesday, 9/2 3:00 PM SSC Meeting – Room 403
Thursday, 9/4 5:30-7:00 PM Family Reading Games Night
Friday, 9/5 8:00-8:30 AM Fun Family Friday Activity in Classroom (all parents/guardians welcome, sign in at the lunch arbor first)
Friday, 9/6 8:30-9:30 AM PTO Meeting – Room 403
Tuesday, 9/9 12:00-2:00 PM DAC/DELAC Meeting – District Office
Wednesday, 9/10 6:00 PM CVESD Board Meeting – District Office
Thursday, 9/11-Thursday, 9/18 Parent/Teacher Conferences (minimum days – 1:00 dismissal each day)
Thursday, 9/11 8:15-9:15 AM Bullying Awareness & Mental Health Presentation for Parent/Guardians – Room 403 & online
Friday, 9/12 LEAD Clubs End for 1st Quarter
Friday, 9/12 5:00-7:30 PM Loma Verde Family Fiesta Dance
Monday, 9/15-Friday, 9/19 Loma Verde Spirit Week
Wednesday, 9/17 5:30-6:30 PM Bullying Awareness & Mental Health Presentation for Parent/Guardians – Room 403 & Online (repeat of 9/11 presentation)
Friday, 9/19 Last Day of 1st Quarter
Monday, 9/22-Monday, 10/6 Fall Break
Tuesday, 10/7 Students Return, Start of 2nd Quarter (minimum day – 1:00 dismissal)
LEAD offers a variety of enrichment opportunities for students, including tutoring, music, sports, and much more! Through these programs, students build new skills and enjoy meaningful interactions with peers in a physically and emotionally safe environment.
📅 LEAD Clubs begin Monday, August 4th! If your child is registered, you should have already received a confirmation email. Registration is ongoing, so if you’re interested in signing your child up for a class, click here.
We’re looking forward to another amazing year of enrichment activities for our Wildcats!
LOMA VERDE SPIRIT GEAR IS FOR SALE!
We are selling Loma Verde spirit shirts and hoodies at school. The T-shirts are $13 and the sweatshirts cost $33. (Cash only at this time.) Students can wear the spirit t-shirts and sweatshirt any day of the week OR the uniform shirt. Order forms can be picked up in the office or click here. Let’s show our school spirit, Wildcats! Please make sure to write your child’s first and last name inside their hoodie.
Gently Used Uniforms Needed
Has your child outgrown their school uniform from last year? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office.
Join Our PTO and Make a Difference!
We need your support to make this school year truly special for our Loma Verde students! By joining our Parent Teacher Organization (PTO), you’ll play a vital role in supporting school events, fundraisers, and more.
💡 Your membership dues directly fund essential programs such as:
Field trips
Classroom supplies
Guest speakers
Assemblies
And much more — all benefiting OUR STUDENTS!
🎉 Membership is just $5 per individual or $10 per family. The membership drive is happening now! A flyer was included in your back-to-school packet, and additional copies are available in the front office.
Exciting Incentives!
Classes with 50% participation by September 18, 2025, will earn a popcorn party!
The top 3 classes (Preschool–6th grade) will win a pizza party!
Our goal is full participation from both families and staff. Let’s work together to make this year unforgettable for our Wildcats! Thank you for your continued support!
2025-2026 School Site Council Parent & Community Member Elections
Congratulations to the parents elected by our community to serve on the Loma Verde School Site Council! We appreciate their dedication to supporting our school and students. The five parent/community representatives on this important committee are:
Faustino Lopez
Lakota Hollins
Sabrina Guitron
Ceasar Carreno
Sara Stohl
These representatives meet monthly with elected Loma Verde staff members and the principal to make key decisions regarding our School Safety Plan, School Plan for Student Achievement, and other important school finance matters. Guests are always welcome to attend these meetings. 👉 [Click here to view the meeting schedule for the year.]
Important School Policies and Reminders
📘 Stay Informed Click on the LV 2025–26 Parent-Student Handbook for everything you need to know about school policies, procedures, and resources.
Uniform Policy: Students must wear their school uniform daily unless a Uniform Waiver has been submitted to the office.
Toys and Electronics: Students should not bring toys, cards, or unnecessary gadgets unless they have been approved by the classroom teacher.
Water Bottles: Please only send plain water in student water bottles. No Gatorade, Prime, juice, etc., as these beverages stain carpets and attract pests. We have a new bottle filler next to room 406 to fill up water bottles.
Food Sharing: No sharing of food is allowed.
No Gum or Candy: Please ensure that students do not bring gum or candy to school.
Label Personal Items: Be sure to label lunch boxes, water bottles, and sweaters with your child’s name to help ensure they are returned if misplaced.
PARKING, DROP-OFF, AND PICK-UP
Arrival & Dismissal Reminders – Thank You for Your Support!
All of us at Loma Verde want to thank our families and community members in advance for your patience and understanding as we work to safely accommodate the many vehicles arriving each morning and afternoon.
🚗 Drop-Off & Pick-Up Guidelines:
Please use the designated drop-off and pick-up zones only.
If you need to leave your vehicle, park in the parking lot—not in the bus loop.
Do not park in RESERVED spaces or the staff parking lot.
No dogs are allowed on campus during arrival and dismissal times.
Students must walk their bikes on the sidewalk.
🕒 Drop-Off Times:
7:15–7:50 AM for students eating breakfast on campus
7:30–8:00 AM for students not eating breakfast Students will line up on the blacktop between 7:30–8:00 AM, supervised by Loma Verde staff. Each class has a designated line-up area, and teachers will pick up their students at 8:00 AM, when instruction begins. Students arriving after 8:00 AM are considered tardy.
👶 Kinder, TK, SDC Preschool, and Preschool Families: Please follow your teacher’s specific instructions for drop-off procedures.
🕝 Dismissal Times:
Students not picked up by 2:45 PM (or 1:15 PM on minimum days) will be escorted to the office and must be signed out by an authorized adult.
Parents may enter campus between 2:30–2:45 PM (or 1:00–1:15 PM on minimum days) to pick up their child outside the classroom.
Gates will be locked promptly at 2:45 PM (1:15 PM on minimum days).
💛 For everyone’s safety, please remember to be patient, kind, and considerate. Thank you for helping us keep Loma Verde safe and welcoming for all!
REMINDER:Students need to be at school every day, arrive on time (before 8:00 a.m.), and stay in school for the entire day.
LET’S IMPROVE OUR ATTENDANCE AT LOMA VERDE THIS YEAR!
Attendance is crucial for your child’s success. Students should only miss school if they are sick. If your child has symptoms, they can return to school once they have been fever-free for 24 hours without the use of fever-reducing medication, and their symptoms are improving. Students do not need to be completely symptom-free to return. If you need independent study for a special circumstance, please contact us.
Arriving on Time Please ensure your child arrives by 7:55 a.m. and is lined up on the blacktop (for 1st–6th grade) or by the classroom (for TK–Kindergarten). If they arrive after 8:00 a.m., they will be marked tardy.
Secure Campus Reminder At 8:00 a.m., we begin a secure campus. Parents and guardians must exit promptly at this time. We appreciate your cooperation!
School Arrival Times Students can arrive as early as 7:15 a.m. FREE breakfast is available from 7:15 a.m. to 7:55 a.m. If students miss breakfast, Second Chance Breakfast is available during the first recess.
Reporting Absences If your child is absent, it is important to call the office to report the reason for the absence at 619-420-3940. You can leave a voicemail or email us at lomaverdeschool@cvesd.org.
Absences that are not reported will be considered unexcused. After 3 unexcused absences or tardies, you will receive a truancy letter.
Early Pick-Up and Tardiness If you pick up your child early or if they are tardy for personal reasons, this will be considered unexcused unless a valid reason (like a doctor’s note) is provided. We encourage you to schedule appointments during school breaks when possible.
Missing School Means Missing Learning! Our school staff will be monitoring attendance closely. For students who are chronically absent (missing 10% or more of school or having excessive tardies), we will schedule SART (School Attendance Review Team) meetings, make phone calls, and conduct home visits to support improved attendance.
We truly appreciate your efforts in getting your child to school every day and on time!
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
Click here to learn more about the Rigorous Learning for All is a call to action for our entire CVESD community to ensure that every student has the tools, support, and encouragement they need to reach their full potential. Read the full plan here.
Click here to learn more about the Rigorous Learning for All is a call to action for our entire CVESD community to ensure that every student has the tools, support, and encouragement they need to reach their full potential. Read the full plan here.
The 2025-2026 Loma Verde Staff welcome you back to school!
Hello Loma Verde Families,
Thank you for a fantastic first week of school! It was such a joy to welcome back our Wildcats for the 2025–2026 school year. Seeing the smiles and excitement on our students’ faces reminded us why we love what we do. We’re grateful for your trust in us and for our dedicated teachers and staff who worked hard to ensure a smooth and joyful start to the year.
Our weekly blog is here to keep you informed about upcoming events and important announcements. Be sure to subscribe with your email to stay connected. You’ll receive the blog each week via CVESD School Messenger, the CVESD FinalSite communication app, and ClassDojo.
📘 Stay Informed Click on the LV 2025–26 Parent-Student Handbook for everything you need to know about school policies, procedures, and resources.
🎉 New Monthly Event: Fun Family Friday We’re excited to launch our first Fun Family Friday this week on Friday, August 1st, from 8:00–8:30 AM. Parents are invited to join their child’s class for the first 30 minutes of the day to participate in a fun activity like reading, math games, or another classroom experience. 👉 Please sign in at the lunch arbor and pick up a visitor sticker before heading to class.
☕ 8/1 PTO Meeting At 8:30 AM, our PTO will meet in Room 403—everyone is welcome! We look forward to building strong partnerships with our families and creating a vibrant school community together.
If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to me directly. We’re so happy to have you on campus and involved in your child’s learning journey.
Warmly, Mrs. Watson Principal
Kindergarten and TK Special Schedule
Please see the dates and times below for our TK-kinder minimum day schedule for the first 8 days. TK/Kinder parents need to pick up students at the classrooms. Gates will be open in the afternoon. Please do not park in the drop-off/pick-up lane.
Monday, 7/28-Friday, 8/1 8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Monday, 8/4, kindergarten and TK will start the full-day schedule (2:30 dismissal)
Monday, 7/28-Friday, 8/1, TK & Kinder Minimum Days (1:00 dismissal)
We can’t wait to see you soon for another amazing school year—get ready for all the fun ahead!
🎉 Club Registration is NOW OPEN! 🎉
Sign up today and don’t miss out on the fun!
📅 Important Dates to Remember: ✨ July 9, 2025: Registration opens ✨ July 25, 2025: Families will be notified if they’re enrolled or on the waitlist ✨ August 4, 2025: CLUBS BEGIN—Let the adventure start! Spaces fill up fast—don’t wait!
Has your child outgrown their school uniform from last year? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office.
PARENT LEADERS NEEDED
Are you interested in getting more involved at Loma Verde? We need parents to serve on our School Site Council and English Learner Advisory Committee. If you are interested in making decisions about our school budget and School Plan for Student Achievement, please consider getting involved. Please let Principal Bree Watson (bree.watson@cvesd.org) know if you would like to join the committees. Our PTO is also looking for parent leaders; let us know if you want to join!
We need your support to make this school year truly special for our Loma Verde students! By joining our PTO, you’ll play a vital role in helping with school events, fundraisers, and more. Membership dues directly fund essential programs like field trips, classroom supplies, guest speakers, assemblies, and much more—everything goes directly to benefiting OUR STUDENTS!
Membership is just $5 per individual or $10 for a family. The membership drive starts this week, and the flyer was sent home in the back-to-school packet.
Exciting News! The classes with full participation by 9/18/25 will earn a popcorn party as a thank-you for their support!
Our goal is full participation from both staff and families, so let’s work together to make this year unforgettable. Thank you for your support!
We Need You!2025-2026 School Site Council Parent & Community Member Elections
We are looking for 3 parents and/or community members who are interested in being part of our Loma Verde School Site Council. There are 5 parents/community members on this committee that serve a 2-year term. If you are interested in running for our Loma Verde School Site Council, please click here to put your name on the ballot. SSC elections will be held the week of 8/4/25. The meetings are once a month, on a Tuesday or Wednesday, from 3-4:00 pm. SSC helps make decisions on school safety and how to spend our LCAP and Title 1 funds. Contact bree.watson@cvesd.org if you have questions. SSC Parent/Community Member Nomination Form
Cell Phone & Smart Watch Policy
A student may bring a cell phone or smartwatch to campus only if a parent/guardian has completed and submitted the 25-26 Loma Verde Cell Phone Waiver to the school office. The student may bring the device only after the parent has received a signed permission form from a school administrator.
Upon arrival at school, all cell phones and smartwatches must be turned in to the classroom teacher and will be returned at the end of the school day. Students are NOT permitted to keep cell phones on their person, in their desks, or in their backpacks during school hours.
Cell phone permissions are valid for one school year only and must be renewed annually. Any violation of the terms will result in the confiscation of the device and revocation of cell phone privileges. In such cases, the parent or guardian will need to come to the school office to pick up the device from an administrator.
Uniform Policy: Students must wear their school uniform daily unless a Uniform Waiver has been submitted to the office.
Toys and Electronics: Students should not bring toys, cards, or unnecessary gadgets unless they have been approved by the classroom teacher.
Water Bottles: Please only send plain water in student water bottles. No Gatorade, Prime, juice, etc., as these beverages stain carpets and attract pests. We have a new bottle filler next to room 406 to fill up water bottles.
Food Sharing: No sharing of food is allowed.
No Gum or Candy: Please ensure that students do not bring gum or candy to school.
Label Personal Items: Be sure to label lunch boxes, water bottles, and sweaters with your child’s name to help ensure they are returned if misplaced.
Thank you for your support in helping us maintain a smooth and productive school day for all!
PARKING, DROP-OFF, AND PICK-UP
All of us at Loma Verde want to thank our families and community members in advance for their patience and understanding as we try to accommodate the many vehicles that arrive each morning and afternoon at our school. We strongly recommend that families use the drop-off and pick-up areas we have established at school. Drop off students only in the drop-off zone.
If you must leave your car, park in the parking lot, not the bus loop.
NO Dogs during arrival and dismissal.
Please do not park in RESERVED spaces or the staff parking lot.
Students must walk bikes on the sidewalk.
The drop-off window is between 7:15-7:50 AM for students that are eating breakfast on campus and 7:30-8:00 AM for students that are not having breakfast at school. Students will line up on the blacktop in the morning between 7:30-8:00 AM where they will be supervised by Loma Verde staff. Each class has a designated place to line up. Teachers will pick their classes up on the blacktop at 8:00 AM. Instruction begins at 8:00 every day. Your child will be considered tardy if they are not on campus by 8:00 AM.
Kinder, TK, SDC preschool, and preschool parents: please follow your teacher’s instructions regarding drop-off.
Students who are not picked up by 2:45 pm (1:15 pm on minimum days) will be escorted to the office and must sign in. The person picking up the child must come to the office to sign him/her out.
Parents may come onto campus from 2:30-2:45 PM (1:00-1:15 minimum days) to pick up their child(ren). Please pick up your child outside the classroom and leave campus promptly. Gates will be locked at 2:45 PM and 1:15 PM on minimum days.
For everyone’s safety BE PATIENT, KIND, and CONSIDERATE.
REMINDER:Students need to be at school every day, arrive on time (before 8:00 a.m.), and stay in school for the entire day.
LET’S IMPROVE OUR ATTENDANCE AT LOMA VERDE THIS YEAR!
Attendance is crucial for your child’s success. Students should only miss school if they are sick. If your child has symptoms, they can return to school once they have been fever-free for 24 hours without the use of fever-reducing medication, and their symptoms are improving. Students do not need to be completely symptom-free to return. If you need independent study for a special circumstance, please contact us.
Arriving on Time Please ensure your child arrives by 7:55 a.m. and is lined up on the blacktop (for 1st–6th grade) or by the classroom (for TK–Kindergarten). If they arrive after 8:00 a.m., they will be marked tardy.
Secure Campus Reminder At 8:00 a.m., we begin a secure campus. Parents and guardians must exit promptly at this time. We appreciate your cooperation!
School Arrival Times Students can arrive as early as 7:15 a.m. FREE breakfast is available from 7:15 a.m. to 7:55 a.m. If students miss breakfast, Second Chance Breakfast is available during the first recess.
Reporting Absences If your child is absent, it is important to call the office to report the reason for the absence at 619-420-3940. You can leave a voicemail or email us at lomaverdeschool@cvesd.org.
Absences that are not reported will be considered unexcused. After 3 unexcused absences or tardies, you will receive a truancy letter.
Early Pick-Up and Tardiness If you pick up your child early or if they are tardy for personal reasons, this will be considered unexcused unless a valid reason (like a doctor’s note) is provided. We encourage you to schedule appointments during school breaks when possible.
Missing School Means Missing Learning! Our school staff will be monitoring attendance closely. For students who are chronically absent (missing 10% or more of school or having excessive tardies), we will schedule SART (School Attendance Review Team) meetings, make phone calls, and conduct home visits to support improved attendance.
We truly appreciate your efforts in getting your child to school every day and on time!
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
Welcome to the 2025-26 School Year, Loma Verde families!
Hello Loma Verde Families!
We are thrilled to kick off the 2025-2026 school year! Our dedicated staff has been hard at work all summer preparing for the students’ return, and we’re looking forward to a year filled with exciting learning experiences and fun activities!
As we begin this journey together, we kindly ask that you remind your child about our 3 Loma Verde Personal Standards:
Show Respect
Make Good Decisions
Solve Problems
These standards will help guide our students as they grow and thrive throughout the year.
To stay up-to-date on important school news, events, and dates, be sure to enter your email to follow our school blog. We look forward to a fantastic year ahead, and we’re so grateful to have you as part of the Loma Verde community!
🌟 Join us this Monday, July 21, from 3:00–6:00 PM for our Community Resource Fair & Packet Pick-Up! Come find out who your child’s teacher is and enjoy:
food for sale
Kona Ice
Many raffle prizes
School spirit shirts for sale
Live DJ
Many community resources
Free backpacks & school supplies
Food distribution
Family fun for everyone!
Kindergarten and TK Special Schedule
Please see the dates and times below for our TK-kinder minimum day schedule for the first 8 days. TK/Kinder parents need to pick up students at the classrooms. Gates will be open in the afternoon. Please do not park in the drop-off/pick-up lane.
Monday, 8/4, kindergarten and TK will start the full-day schedule (2:30 dismissal)
Monday, 7/21 3:00-6:00 PM Loma Verde Back to School Big Event: Pick up packets, find out your new teacher, community resources, free food, prizes, and fun! Bring the family!
Wednesday, 7/23 New School Year Begins! (minimum day 1:00 dismissal)
Wednesday, 7/23-Friday, 8/1 TK & Kinder Minimum Days (1:00 dismissal each day)
Saturday, 7/26 11:00 AM-1:00 PM Community Expo @District Office
We can’t wait to see you soon for another amazing school year—get ready for all the fun ahead!
🎉 Club Registration is NOW OPEN! 🎉
Sign up today and don’t miss out on the fun!
📅 Important Dates to Remember: ✨ July 9, 2025: Registration opens ✨ July 25, 2025: Families will be notified if they’re enrolled or on the waitlist ✨ August 4, 2025: CLUBS BEGIN—Let the adventure start! Spaces fill up fast—don’t wait!
Loma Verde students will be required to wear school uniforms. Shirts are blue, white or grey and pants/shorts/skirts are navy or black. Spirit t-shirts can be worn any day. Please wear closed-toe shoes daily. If you need help acquiring the uniforms, please contact the office. Information is confidential.
DRESS CODE:
Students are expected to come to school appropriately dressed. Students failing to dress appropriately will be asked to change. If students are unable to change, parents/guardians will be contacted to bring clothing for their child to school. Parents/guardians are encouraged to have all student clothing free of any writing, pictures, or insignias. Students are not allowed to display by wearing or placement of apparel that would signify the affiliation or intent of affiliation in a student group advocating or participating in disruptive behavior. Ed Code 35183
Loma Verde allows for the outdoor use of sun-protective clothing and the use of sunscreen by students during the day. Sun Protective Clothing EC 35183.5
PANTS SHOULD:
Be fitted at the waist
Be worn on the waist, not sagging
Stay up on the waist if the belt isn’t worn
Not show skin
Completely cover other clothing worn as an undergarment (gym shorts, underwear, etc.)
Leggings must be worn appropriately
SHORTS SHOULD:
Be fitted at the waist
Not be short shorts
Be long enough to cover the buttocks, and upper thighs when walking, sitting, bending, or reaching
Not be torn
SKIRTS, SKORTS, DRESSES SHOULD:
Be long enough to cover the buttocks, and upper thighs when walking, sitting, bending, or reaching
TOPS SHOULD:
Not be backless, low back or low front
Not be tube tops, halter tops, or spaghetti straps
Not show bra, bandeau or bra-like items
Be long enough so that skin is not showing at the midriff when arms are raised
Have at least one-inch straps
Clothes shall be sufficient to conceal undergarments at all times
HATS/CAPS/HOODS:
Hats and beanies must be worn with the bill forward, team hats should be worn outdoors ONLY
Hoods are not allowed to be worn indoors
SHOES SHOULD:
Be worn at all times and tied
Cover heels and toes
Tennis shoes must be tied at all times
Sandals must have closed toes and heel straps
Flip-flops or other backless shoes or sandals are not acceptable and can create a safety issue
NOT ALLOWED ON CLOTHING OR ACCESSORIES:
Hanging belts, belts must be through belts loops
Hairnets, bandanas, or blankets worn as outer garment covering
Pajamas (only during class and school spirit days)
Clothing with words or logos shall be free of writing or images that promote alcohol, tobacco, drugs, gangs, violence, profanity, rude, pictures, vulgarity, sexual connotations or racial prejudice
Any item that becomes a disruption to the educational process
Make-up is inappropriate in the elementary school
Dangling earrings, long chains, and keys are worn visibly around the neck are unsafe (key chains should not be on the playground, as it will present a danger)
If you choose to not have your child wear a uniform, please note, the following dress code must be followed. Be sure to read it. The Uniform Exemption Waiver form for this upcoming yearis available in the office.
Gently Used Uniforms Needed
Has your child outgrown their school uniform from last year? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office.
PARENT LEADERS NEEDED
Are you interested in getting more involved at Loma Verde? We need parents to serve on our School Site Council and English Learner Advisory Committee. If you are interested in making decisions about our school budget and School Plan for Student Achievement, please consider getting involved. Please let Principal Bree Watson (bree.watson@cvesd.org) know if you would like to join the committees. Our PTO is also looking for parent leaders; let us know if you want to join!
Join Our PTO and Make a Difference!
We need your support to make this school year truly special for our Loma Verde students! By joining our PTO, you’ll play a vital role in helping with school events, fundraisers, and more. Membership dues directly fund essential programs like field trips, classroom supplies, guest speakers, assemblies, and much more—everything goes directly to benefiting OUR STUDENTS!
Membership is just $5 per individual or $10 for a family. The membership drive starts this week, and the flyer was sent home in the back-to-school packet.
Exciting News! The classes with full participation by 9/18/25 will earn a popcorn party as a thank-you for their support!
Our goal is full participation from both staff and families, so let’s work together to make this year unforgettable. Thank you for your support!
We Need You!2025-2026 School Site Council Parent & Community Member Elections
We are looking for parents and community members who are interested in being part of our Loma Verde School Site Council. There are 5 parents/community members on this committee that serve a 2-year term. If you are interested in running for our Loma Verde School Site Council, please click here to put your name on the ballot. SSC elections will be held the week of 8/4/25. The meetings are once a month, on a Tuesday or Wednesday, from 3-4:00 pm. SSC helps make decisions on school safety and how to spend our LCAP and Title 1 funds. Contact bree.watson@cvesd.org if you have questions. SSC Parent/Community Member Nomination Form
Loma Verde Elementary offers both the Dual Immersion (English & Spanish 50/50) program and English-only classes in Transitional Kindergarten through 6th grade. Call 619-420-3940 for more information or click here to register.
Cell Phone & Smart Watch Policy
A student may bring a cell phone or smartwatch to campus only if a parent/guardian has completed and submitted the 25-26 Loma Verde Cell Phone Waiver to the school office. The student may bring the device only after the parent has received a signed permission form from a school administrator.
Upon arrival at school, all cell phones and smartwatches must be turned in to the classroom teacher and will be returned at the end of the school day. Students are NOT permitted to keep cell phones on their person, in their desks, or in their backpacks during school hours.
Cell phone permissions are valid for one school year only and must be renewed annually. Any violation of the terms will result in the confiscation of the device and revocation of cell phone privileges. In such cases, the parent or guardian will need to come to the school office to pick up the device from an administrator.
Uniform Policy: Students must wear their school uniform daily unless a Uniform Waiver has been submitted to the office.
Toys and Electronics: Students should not bring toys, cards, or unnecessary gadgets unless they have been approved by the classroom teacher.
Water Bottles: Please only send plain water in student water bottles. No Gatorade, Prime, juice, etc., as these beverages stain carpets and attract pests. We have a new bottle filler next to room 406 to fill up water bottles.
Food Sharing: No sharing of food is allowed.
No Gum or Candy: Please ensure that students do not bring gum or candy to school.
Label Personal Items: Be sure to label lunch boxes, water bottles, and sweaters with your child’s name to help ensure they are returned if misplaced.
Thank you for your support in helping us maintain a smooth and productive school day for all!
PARKING, DROP-OFF, AND PICK-UP
All of us at Loma Verde want to thank our families and community members in advance for their patience and understanding as we try to accommodate the many vehicles that arrive each morning and afternoon at our school. We strongly recommend that families use the drop-off and pick-up areas we have established at school. Drop off students only in the drop-off zone.
If you must leave your car, park in the parking lot, not the bus loop.
NO Dogs during arrival and dismissal.
Please do not park in RESERVED spaces or the staff parking lot.
Students must walk bikes on the sidewalk.
The drop-off window is between 7:15-7:50 AM for students that are eating breakfast on campus and 7:30-8:00 AM for students that are not having breakfast at school. Students will line up on the blacktop in the morning between 7:30-8:00 AM where they will be supervised by Loma Verde staff. Each class has a designated place to line up. Teachers will pick their classes up on the blacktop at 8:00 AM. Instruction begins at 8:00 every day. Your child will be considered tardy if they are not on campus by 8:00 AM.
Kinder, TK, SDC preschool, and preschool parents: please follow your teacher’s instructions regarding drop-off.
Students who are not picked up by 2:45 pm (1:15 pm on minimum days) will be escorted to the office and must sign in. The person picking up the child must come to the office to sign him/her out.
Parents may come onto campus from 2:30-2:45 PM (1:00-1:15 minimum days) to pick up their child(ren). Please pick up your child outside the classroom and leave campus promptly. Gates will be locked at 2:45 PM and 1:15 PM on minimum days.
For everyone’s safety BE PATIENT, KIND, and CONSIDERATE.
ATTENDANCE MATTERS!
LET’S IMPROVE OUR ATTENDANCE AT LOMA VERDE THIS YEAR!
Attendance is crucial for your child’s success. Students should only miss school if they are sick. If your child has symptoms, they can return to school once they have been fever-free for 24 hours without the use of fever-reducing medication, and their symptoms are improving. Students do not need to be completely symptom-free to return. If you need independent study for a special circumstance, please contact us.
Arriving on Time Please ensure your child arrives by 7:55 a.m. and is lined up on the blacktop (for 1st–6th grade) or by the classroom (for TK–Kindergarten). If they arrive after 8:00 a.m., they will be marked tardy.
Secure Campus Reminder At 8:00 a.m., we begin a secure campus. Parents and guardians must exit promptly at this time. We appreciate your cooperation!
School Arrival Times Students can arrive as early as 7:15 a.m. FREE breakfast is available from 7:15 a.m. to 7:55 a.m. If students miss breakfast, Second Chance Breakfast is available during the first recess.
Reporting Absences If your child is absent, it is important to call the office to report the reason for the absence at 619-420-3940. You can leave a voicemail or email us at lomaverdeschool@cvesd.org.
Absences that are not reported will be considered unexcused. After 3 unexcused absences or tardies, you will receive a truancy letter.
Early Pick-Up and Tardiness If you pick up your child early or if they are tardy for personal reasons, this will be considered unexcused unless a valid reason (like a doctor’s note) is provided. We encourage you to schedule appointments during school breaks when possible.
Missing School Means Missing Learning! Our school staff will be monitoring attendance closely. For students who are chronically absent (missing 10% or more of school or having excessive tardies), we will schedule SART (School Attendance Review Team) meetings, make phone calls, and conduct home visits to support improved attendance.
We truly appreciate your efforts in getting your child to school every day and on time!
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
Thank you for the amazing talent and energy at our Loma Verde Variety Show last week! A huge thank you to the incredibly talented Ms. Fisher for leading the acts and writing such a fun and engaging show. We are so proud of our scholars for shining on stage!
We also extend our gratitude to Ms. Jackie and the LEAD clubs for an outstanding LEAD Showcase! It was inspiring to see students present their new skills, talents, and projects. We’re so proud of our instructors and student participants.
This is our last week of school, filled with exciting learning and events. See the details in the calendar below.
TK/Kinder and 5th Grade ACE Awards
6th Grade Promotion & 6th Grade Dance
Staff vs. 6th Grade Kickball Game
Wildcat Leadership Banquet
Class Celebrations
Progress Reports
We have just 5 more days of school! Please note that Friday, June 6th is a minimum day.
We wish all our Loma Verde families a safe and joyful summer—keep reading and practicing your math!
Warmly, Loma Verde Staff
Monday, 6/2 8:15 TK & Kinder ACE Awards @ MPR
Monday, 6/2 2:45 Loma Verde Community School Steering Committee Meeting @403
Tuesday, 6/3 8:15 5th grade ACE Awards @ MPR
Tuesday, 6/3 2:45 Wildcat Leadership Banquet
Wednesdsay, 6/4 1:00 6th Grade Dance @ MPR
Thursday, 6/5 8:30 6th Grade Promotion
Friday, 6/6 LAST DAY OF SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS & STAFF
Monday, 7/21 3:00-6:00 Loma Verde Back to School Big Event: Pick up packets, find out your new teacher, community resources, free food, prizes, and fun! Bring the family!
Wednesday, 7/23 New School Year Begins! (minimum day 1:00 dismissal)
Saturday, 7/26 11:00-1:00 Community Expo @District Office
Many parents have been inquiring about residency verification for the upcoming 2025-26 school year, the time has finally arrived. Last week, starting on Tuesday, May 27, enrollment for continuing students launched. You should have received an email from DoNotReply@cvesd.org for each student on Tuesday, May 27. Check your inbox, spam, and junk email folders for the email. Each email will have your child’s unique snap code. If you didn’t receive an email, please call the school 619-420-3940 or email lomaverdeschool@cvesd.org.
For families with multiple children enrolled in our district, expect to receive an email for each child. Please complete the form by June 6th, 2025, to secure your child’s spot for the next academic year. If your child won’t attend a school within the Chula Vista Elementary School District next year, please inform our front office.
Medication Pick Up
Please pick up your child’s medication in the Health Office by the close of the last day of school (June 6, 2024). Medications not picked up will be discarded as per the directive of the State Superintendent of Public Instruction. A new medication form, completed by the physician and signed by the parent/guardian, is needed for the coming school year. Bring the completed form and the medication as packaged by the pharmacy to school at the beginning of the next school year. Please check the expiration date to be sure the medication is current for the next school year. Administer Medication Parent Request Form
Return Loma Verde Library Books
Drop off library books at the front of the school as soon as possible. Many students still have books checked out from this school year. All books must be returned to the library by the end of the school year. Thank you!
We Need You!2025-2026 School Site Council Parent & Community Member Elections
We are looking for parents and community members who are interested in being part of our Loma Verde School Site Council. There are 5 parents/community members on this committee that serve a 2-year term. If you are interested in running for our Loma Verde School Site Council, please click here to put your name on the ballot. SSC elections will be held the week of 5/26/25. The meetings are once a month, on a Tuesday, from 3-4:00 pm. SSC helps make decisions on school safety and how to spend our LCAP and Title 1 funds. Contact bree.watson@cvesd.org if you have questions. SSC Parent/Community Member Nomination Form
Reminders:
Students are still required to wear their school uniform every day unless a Uniform Waiver has been turned into the office.
Students should not bring toys, cards, unnecessary gadgets, or electronics to school unless approved by the classroom teacher.
Please send only plain water in student water bottles.
Please NO Gatorade, Prime, juice, etc., as this stains our carpets and attracts pests.
No sharing of food is allowed.
NO GUM AND NO CANDY, please.
Label lunch boxes, water bottles, and sweaters with your child’s name.
EVERY MINUTE COUNTS! School starts at 8:00 a.m. Students need to be on the blacktop at this time and teachers will walk them to class. We ask all parents to exit promptly by 8:00 a.m. so that we can lock the gate after the bell.
To limit interruptions during instructional time in class, the only items being accepted at the front office will be items that are medically necessary for your child’s education (i.e. glasses, hearing aids, etc.). Lunches, water bottles, library books, and homework will no longer be accepted. We appreciate your understanding of our new policy. Thank you!
Loma Verde Elementary offers both the Dual Immersion (English & Spanish 50/50) program and English-only classes in Transitional Kindergarten through 6th grade. Call 619-420-3940 for more information or click here to register.
25-26 Enrollment Information
Whether your student is in transitional kindergarten through 6th grade or a returning student, you can register them for the upcoming year. Open Enrollment for the 2025-26 school year will open on February 12, 2025, at 9 a.m. and Continuing Enrollment for the 2025-26 school year will open on May 27, 2025, at 9 a.m. Click here for the CVESD enrollment links. Enrollments for the 2024-25 school year are still open and will be available until the end of the 2024-25 school year.
Have you changed your address, email address, or phone number since the start of the school year? Please notify the office in case we need to contact you in an emergency.
2025-26 School Year-Round Calendar
Click here for the 2025-2026 school calendar is now available! You can find it posted on both the district and our website. We’ve included all the key dates for the upcoming school year. Please be sure to plan family events around our scheduled school breaks so that students can attend school every day. Remember, we are on a modified year-round calendar, and school will start on July 23, 2025! Click Here for the 2025-2026 CVESD School Calendar
Student Start Date: July 23, 2025
Student End Date: June 5, 2026
Key breaks include:
Fall Break: September 22– October 3, 2025
Thanksgiving Break: November 24 – November 28, 2025
Winter Break: December 22, 2025 – January 12, 2026
Spring Break: March 23 – April 3, 2026
REMINDER:Students need to be at school every day, arrive on time (before 8:00 a.m.), and stay in school for the entire day.
Week #37 TK-6th grade attendance average: 94.8%
Yearly to date (8/19/24-5/30/25) average attendance: 94.4% (Goal is 98%)
Week #37 Highest Attendance
98% Room 402 Ms. Ball/ Ms. Lozano – 4th grade
98% Room 406 Ms. Murdoch – 6th grade
97.8% Room 503 Ms. Jones – 4th grade
Week #37 Most Improved Attendance
Room 406 Ms. Murdoch – 5th/6th grade
Room 602 Ms. Lloyd – TK
LOST AND FOUND
Please note that the lost and found rack will be at the front of the school by the office. Remember to use a permanent marker to put your child’s name on jackets, sweaters, lunch bags, and water bottles. All items not picked up by the last day of school will be donated.
Gently Used Uniforms Needed
Has your child outgrown their school uniform from last year? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office. We are also accepting donations of new, packaged underwear for this purpose.
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
Our school/District utilizes the SchoolMessenger system to deliver text messages, straight to your mobile phone with important information about events, school closings, safety alerts and more. You can participate in this free service* just by sending a text message of “Y” or “Yes” to our school’s short code number, 67587. Click here for more information.
FOLLOW UP ON SOCIAL MEDIA!
Loma Verde Twitter – @lomaverdeschool Our hashtag is #lomalearns
Just a quick reminder that there will be no school on Monday, May 26, in observance of Memorial Day. We hope you enjoy the long weekend and take a moment to honor the brave men and women who have served our country. 🇺🇸 We’ll see everyone back at school on Tuesday, May 27—ready to learn and finish the school year strong! Have a safe and happy holiday weekend!
Thank you to our AMAZING Loma Verde volunteers! We are so grateful for your help and support to make this school year special for our students and staff! We honored our volunteers at a breakfast on Thursday, May 22 with a performance from our kindergarten students and Primary Music Club. We look forward to a wonderful school year in 2025-2026 with your continued support. Your partnership is necessary and appreciated! Please contact your child’s teacher or the principal, Bree Watson, bree.watson@cvesd.org, to volunteer.
Monday, 5/26 NO SCHOOL – MEMORIAL DAY
Tuesday, 5/27 8:15 1st & 2nd ACE Awards @MPR
Tuesday, 5/27 2:30 Math 24 Competition @ auditorium
Wednesday, 5/28 4:00 LEAD Clubs Showcase
Wednesday, 5/28 6:00 BAC Meeting @ District Office
Thursday, 5/29 10:00, 1:30, 4:30 TK EXPO @ District Office
Thursday, 5/29 5:30 PM Loma Verde Variety Show @ MPR
Monday, 7/21 3:00-6:00 Loma Verde Back to School Big Event: Pick up packets, find out your new teacher, community resources, free food, prizes, and fun! Bring the family!
Wednesday, 7/23 New School Year Begins! (minimum day 1:00 dismissal)
Saturday, 7/26 11:00-1:00 Community Expo @District Office
Please pick up your child’s medication in the Health Office by the close of the last day of school (June 6, 2024). Medications not picked up will be discarded as per the directive of the State Superintendent of Public Instruction. A new medication form, completed by the physician and signed by the parent/guardian, is needed for the coming school year. Bring the completed form and the medication as packaged by the pharmacy to school at the beginning of the next school year. Please check the expiration date to be sure the medication is current for the next school year. Administer Medication Parent Request Form
Return Loma Verde Library Books
Drop off library books at the front of the school as soon as possible. Many students still have books checked out from this school year. All books must be returned to the library by the end of the school year. Thank you!
We Need You!2025-2026 School Site Council Parent & Community Member Elections
We are looking for parents and community members who are interested in being part of our Loma Verde School Site Council. There are 5 parents/community members on this committee that serve a 2-year term. If you are interested in running for our Loma Verde School Site Council, please click here to put your name on the ballot. SSC elections will be held the week of 5/26/25. The meetings are once a month, on a Tuesday, from 3-4:00 pm. SSC helps make decisions on school safety and how to spend our LCAP and Title 1 funds. Contact bree.watson@cvesd.org if you have questions. SSC Parent/Community Member Nomination Form
Loma Verde Elementary offers both the Dual Immersion (English & Spanish 50/50) program and English-only classes in Transitional Kindergarten through 6th grade. Call 619-420-3940 for more information or click here to register.
25-26 Enrollment Information
Whether your student is in transitional kindergarten through 6th grade or a returning student, you can register them for the upcoming year. Select district charter schools also accept grades 7th through 12th grade registrations.
Open Enrollment for the 2025-26 school year will open on February 12, 2025, at 9 a.m. and Continuing Enrollment for the 2025-26 school year will open on May 27, 2025, at 9 a.m. Click here for the CVESD enrollment links.
Enrollments for the 2024-25 school year are still open and will be available until the end of the 2024-25 school year.
Have you changed your address, email address, or phone number since the start of the school year? Please notify the office in case we need to contact you in an emergency.
2025-26 School Year-Round Calendar
Click here for the 2025-2026 school calendar is now available! You can find it posted on both the district and our website. We’ve included all the key dates for the upcoming school year. Please be sure to plan family events around our scheduled school breaks so that students can attend school every day. Remember, we are on a modified year-round calendar, and school will start on July 23, 2025! Click Here for the 2025-2026 CVESD School Calendar
Student Start Date: July 23, 2025
Student End Date: June 5, 2026
Key breaks include:
Fall Break: September 22– October 3, 2025
Thanksgiving Break: November 24 – November 28, 2025
Winter Break: December 22, 2025 – January 12, 2026
Spring Break: March 23 – April 3, 2026
REMINDERS
EVERY MINUTE COUNTS! School starts at 8:00 a.m. Students need to be on the blacktop at this time and teachers will walk them to class. We ask all parents to exit promptly by 8:00 a.m. so that we can lock the gate after the bell.
Please send a water bottle with your child. Water bottles can be filled at the classroom sink or outside drinking fountains. Please send only plain water in student water bottles.
NO Gatorade, Prime, juice, etc., as this stains our carpets and attracts pests.
Label lunch boxes, water bottles, and sweaters with your child’s name.
Students are required to wear their school uniform every day unless a Uniform Waiver has been turned in to the office.
Students should not bring toys, cards, unnecessary gadgets, or electronics to school unless approved by the classroom teacher.
No sharing of food is allowed.
NO GUM AND NO CANDY, please.
REMINDER:Students need to be at school every day, arrive on time (before 8:00 a.m.), and stay in school for the entire day.
Week #36 TK-6th grade attendance average: 95.5%
Yearly to date (8/19/24-5/23/25) average attendance: 94.3% (Goal is 98%)
Did you know that being just 5 minutes late each day can add up to a significant loss of learning time over the school year? Every minute matters! Please take a moment to talk with your child about the importance of arriving at school on time every day.
Here’s what you need to know:
Line-up Time: Students should be lined up on the blacktop by 7:55 am.
Start Time: Classes begin promptly at 8:00 am.
Gates Close: For the safety and security of our campus, all gates will close at 8:00 am.
After this time, students will need to enter through the office and will be marked tardy.
Help your child build strong habits and maximize their learning time. Being on time sets the tone for a successful day!
DID YOU KNOW?
Students should only miss school if they are sick. Those with symptoms can return with a negative Covid test, no fever for 24 hours without fever-reducing medication, and symptoms improving. STUDENTS DO NOT NEED TO BE SYMPTOM-FREE to attend school. We have plenty of rapid tests at school–just ask in the office. If you have a special circumstance and need an independent study, please let us know.
Please make sure your child is here by 7:55 a.m. and lined up on the blacktop (1st-6th grade) or by the classroom (TK-kinder). If they arrive after 8:00, they will be marked tardy.
We begin a secure campus at 8:00 a.m. Parents/guardians must exit promptly at 8:00. Thank you.
Students can arrive as early as 7:15 a.m.
FREE breakfast is served from 7:15 a.m. to 7:50 a.m.
If your child/children are absent it is very important to call the office to report the reason for the absence (619-420-3940). Please leave a voicemail or send an email to lomaverdeschool@cvesd.org.
Absences that are not reported will be considered UNEXCUSED. After 3 unexcused absences and/or tardies you will receive a truancy letter.
If you pick up your child/children early and/or they are tardy for personal reasons this is considered unexcused.
Remember to bring a doctor’s note. Vacations, dentist, and doctor visits should be scheduled during our breaks whenever possible.
If your child misses school, they are missing out on important learning!
Our school staff will be scheduling SART (School Attendance Review Team) meetings with parents/guardians, calling home, and doing home visits for students who are chronically absent (missing 10% of school or excessive tardies).
Thank you for helping to get your child to school every day and one time!
PARKING, DROP-OFF, AND PICK-UP
All of us at Loma Verde want to thank our families and community members in advance for their patience and understanding as we try to accommodate the many vehicles that arrive each morning and afternoon at our school. We strongly recommend that families use the drop-off and pick-up areas we have established at school. Drop off students only in the drop-off zone.
If you must leave your car, park in the parking lot, not the bus loop.
NO Dogs during arrival and dismissal.
Please do not park in RESERVED spaces or the staff parking lot.
Students must walk bikes on the sidewalk.
The drop-off window is between 7:15-7:50 AM for students that are eating breakfast on campus and 7:30-8:00 AM for students that are not having breakfast at school. Students will line up on the blacktop in the morning between 7:30-8:00 AM where they will be supervised by Loma Verde staff. Each class has a designated place to line up. Teachers will pick their classes up on the blacktop at 8:00 AM. Instruction begins at 8:00 every day. Your child will be considered tardy if they are not on campus by 8:00 AM.
Kinder, TK, SDC preschool, and preschool parents: please follow your teacher’s instructions regarding drop-off.
Students who are not picked up by 2:45 pm (1:15 pm on minimum days) will be escorted to the office and must sign in. The person picking up the child must come to the office to sign him/her out.
Parents may come onto campus from 2:30-2:45 PM (1:00-1:15 minimum days) to pick up their child(ren). Please pick up your child outside the classroom and leave campus promptly. Gates will be locked at 2:45 PM and 1:15 PM on minimum days.
For everyone’s safety BE PATIENT, KIND, and CONSIDERATE.
LOST AND FOUND
Please note that the lost and found rack will be at the front of the school by the office. Remember to use a permanent marker to put your child’s name on jackets, sweaters, lunch bags, and water bottles.
Gently Used Uniforms Needed
Has your child outgrown their school uniform from last year? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office. We are also accepting donations of new, packaged underwear for this purpose.
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
Do you receive emails and communication from our district?
Opt-in to CVESD text messages (including emergencies by texting “Y” to 67587. Be sure to check www.cvesd.org and bookmark our district’s website and follow its social media:
Our school/District utilizes the SchoolMessenger system to deliver text messages, straight to your mobile phone with important information about events, school closings, safety alerts and more. You can participate in this free service* just by sending a text message of “Y” or “Yes” to our school’s short code number, 67587. Click here for more information.
FOLLOW UP ON SOCIAL MEDIA!
Loma Verde Twitter – @lomaverdeschool Our hashtag is #lomalearns
Thursday, May 22, 2025 8:15-9:30 AM We love our volunteers! 🎉 Join us in celebrating your incredible support and the success of this school year! Please click the link to let us know who will be attending. https://forms.office.com/r/XfpWzHYRkS
Monday, 5/19-Tuesday, 5/20 CAASPP Science Testing for 5th graders, CAASPP Math testing for Room 402
Monday, 5/19 Family BBQ Lunch with CNS Chef Mango (Parent & Guardians welcome – please sign in)
Monday, 6/2 2:45 Loma Verde Community School Steering Committee Meeting @403
Tuesday, 6/3 8:15 5th grade ACE Awards @ MPR
Tuesday, 6/3 2:45 Wildcat Leadership Banquet
Wednesdsay, 6/4 1:00 6th Grade Dance @ MPR
Thursday, 6/5 8:30 6th Grade Promotion
Thursday, 6/5 Food Distribution
Friday, 6/6 LAST DAY OF SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS & STAFF
Monday, 7/21 3:00-6:00 Loma Verde Back to School Big Event: Pick up packets, find out your new teacher, community resources, free food, prizes, and fun! Bring the family!
Wednesday, 7/23 New School Year Begins! (minimum day 1:00 dismissal)
The final quarter of the school year will be a busy and exciting time filled with continued learning, fun school activities, and important end-of-year assessments. Please review the important testing information below and mark your calendars with the upcoming assessment dates.
We encourage you to support your child by:
Ensuring they get a good night’s sleep
Providing a healthy breakfast each morning
Reminding them to do their best and letting them know how proud you are
Making sure all cell phones are put away during testing to avoid any test irregularities
If possible, leave iWatches and other smart devices at home
CAASPP State Testing for Grades 3–6
The California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress (CAASPP) helps provide valuable information to teachers, students, and families about student learning and achievement.
Interested in learning more or helping your child prepare?
Check out this parent guide to understand the purpose of the CAASPP assessment.
Want to review practice questions together? We can help point you in the right direction! Click on the link for more information: Practice and Training Site
Together, we can help make this a positive and successful testing experience for all our students. Thank you for your continued support!
Return Loma Verde Library Books
Drop off library books at the front of the school as soon as possible. Many students still have books checked out from this school year. All books must be returned to the library by the end of the school year. Thank you!
LEAD CLUB SURVEY FOR 25-26 SCHOOL YEAR
As we prepare for the 2025–2026 school year, we’re seeking your input to help us enhance our LEAD Clubs program. Please take a few minutes to complete this short survey and share your ideas, interests, and suggestions. Your feedback will help us offer meaningful and engaging opportunities for all students. Thank you for your continued support! https://forms.office.com/r/5z8zqeuhiF?origin=lprLink
SUMMER LEAD ACADEMY PROGRAM REGISTRATION
We’re excited to announce that registration for the Summer LEAD Academy Program is now open!
Looking for a fun, engaging, and enriching experience for your student this summer? The LEAD Academy offers a fantastic opportunity for students to learn, grow, and make lasting memories.
🗓️ Program Dates: Monday, June 9 – Friday, June 27, 2025 ⏰ Hours: 7:30 AM – 4:30 PM 🚫 Closed: Thursday, June 19, 2025
We Need You!2025-2026 School Site Council Parent & Community Member Elections
We are looking for parents and community members who are interested in being part of our Loma Verde School Site Council. There are 5 parents/community members on this committee that serve a 2-year term. If you are interested in running for our Loma Verde School Site Council, please click here to put your name on the ballot. SSC elections will be held the week of 5/26/25. The meetings are once a month, on a Tuesday, from 3-4:00 pm. SSC helps make decisions on school safety and how to spend our LCAP and Title 1 funds. Contact bree.watson@cvesd.org if you have questions. SSC Parent/Community Member Nomination Form
Yearbooks are no longer available to purchase online. However, you can purchase one by coming to room 404 after school. Yearbooks are $25.00. CASH ONLY. There are only a few yearbooks left. They are going fast.
Loma Verde Elementary offers both the Dual Immersion (English & Spanish 50/50) program and English-only classes in Transitional Kindergarten through 6th grade. Call 619-420-3940 for more information or click here to register.
25-26 Enrollment Information
Whether your student is in transitional kindergarten through 6th grade or a returning student, you can register them for the upcoming year. Select district charter schools also accept grades 7th through 12th grade registrations.
Open Enrollment for the 2025-26 school year will open on February 12, 2025, at 9 a.m. and Continuing Enrollment for the 2025-26 school year will open on May 27, 2025, at 9 a.m. Click here for the CVESD enrollment links.
Enrollments for the 2024-25 school year are still open and will be available until the end of the 2024-25 school year.
Have you changed your address, email address, or phone number since the start of the school year? Please notify the office in case we need to contact you in an emergency.
2025-26 School Year-Round Calendar
Click here for the 2025-2026 school calendar is now available! You can find it posted on both the district and our website. We’ve included all the key dates for the upcoming school year. Please be sure to plan family events around our scheduled school breaks so that students can attend school every day. Remember, we are on a modified year-round calendar, and school will start on July 23, 2025! Click Here for the 2025-2026 CVESD School Calendar
Student Start Date: July 23, 2025
Student End Date: June 5, 2026
Key breaks include:
Fall Break: September 22– October 3, 2025
Thanksgiving Break: November 24 – November 28, 2025
Winter Break: December 22, 2025 – January 12, 2026
Spring Break: March 23 – April 3, 2026
REMINDERS
EVERY MINUTE COUNTS! School starts at 8:00 a.m. Students need to be on the blacktop at this time and teachers will walk them to class. We ask all parents to exit promptly by 8:00 a.m. so that we can lock the gate after the bell.
Please send a water bottle with your child. Water bottles can be filled at the classroom sink or outside drinking fountains. Please send only plain water in student water bottles.
NO Gatorade, Prime, juice, etc., as this stains our carpets and attracts pests.
Label lunch boxes, water bottles, and sweaters with your child’s name.
Students are required to wear their school uniform every day unless a Uniform Waiver has been turned in to the office.
Students should not bring toys, cards, unnecessary gadgets, or electronics to school unless approved by the classroom teacher.
No sharing of food is allowed.
NO GUM AND NO CANDY, please.
REMINDER:Students need to be at school every day, arrive on time (before 8:00 a.m.), and stay in school for the entire day.
Week #35 TK-6th grade attendance average: 95.4% (Goal is 98% or higher)
Yearly to date (8/19/24-5/16/25) average attendance: 94.3% (Goal is 98%)
Did you know that being just 5 minutes late each day can add up to a significant loss of learning time over the school year? Every minute matters! Please take a moment to talk with your child about the importance of arriving at school on time every day.
Here’s what you need to know:
Line-up Time: Students should be lined up on the blacktop by 7:55 am.
Start Time: Classes begin promptly at 8:00 am.
Gates Close: For the safety and security of our campus, all gates will close at 8:00 am.
After this time, students will need to enter through the office and will be marked tardy.
Help your child build strong habits and maximize their learning time. Being on time sets the tone for a successful day!
DID YOU KNOW?
Students should only miss school if they are sick. Those with symptoms can return with a negative Covid test, no fever for 24 hours without fever-reducing medication, and symptoms improving. STUDENTS DO NOT NEED TO BE SYMPTOM-FREE to attend school. We have plenty of rapid tests at school–just ask in the office. If you have a special circumstance and need an independent study, please let us know.
Please make sure your child is here by 7:55 a.m. and lined up on the blacktop (1st-6th grade) or by the classroom (TK-kinder). If they arrive after 8:00, they will be marked tardy.
We begin a secure campus at 8:00 a.m. Parents/guardians must exit promptly at 8:00. Thank you.
Students can arrive as early as 7:15 a.m.
FREE breakfast is served from 7:15 a.m. to 7:50 a.m.
If your child/children are absent it is very important to call the office to report the reason for the absence (619-420-3940). Please leave a voicemail or send an email to lomaverdeschool@cvesd.org.
Absences that are not reported will be considered UNEXCUSED. After 3 unexcused absences and/or tardies you will receive a truancy letter.
If you pick up your child/children early and/or they are tardy for personal reasons this is considered unexcused.
Remember to bring a doctor’s note. Vacations, dentist, and doctor visits should be scheduled during our breaks whenever possible.
If your child misses school, they are missing out on important learning!
Our school staff will be scheduling SART (School Attendance Review Team) meetings with parents/guardians, calling home, and doing home visits for students who are chronically absent (missing 10% of school or excessive tardies).
Thank you for helping to get your child to school every day and one time!
PARKING, DROP-OFF, AND PICK-UP
All of us at Loma Verde want to thank our families and community members in advance for their patience and understanding as we try to accommodate the many vehicles that arrive each morning and afternoon at our school. We strongly recommend that families use the drop-off and pick-up areas we have established at school. Drop off students only in the drop-off zone.
If you must leave your car, park in the parking lot, not the bus loop.
NO Dogs during arrival and dismissal.
Please do not park in RESERVED spaces or the staff parking lot.
Students must walk bikes on the sidewalk.
The drop-off window is between 7:15-7:50 AM for students that are eating breakfast on campus and 7:30-8:00 AM for students that are not having breakfast at school. Students will line up on the blacktop in the morning between 7:30-8:00 AM where they will be supervised by Loma Verde staff. Each class has a designated place to line up. Teachers will pick their classes up on the blacktop at 8:00 AM. Instruction begins at 8:00 every day. Your child will be considered tardy if they are not on campus by 8:00 AM.
Kinder, TK, SDC preschool, and preschool parents: please follow your teacher’s instructions regarding drop-off.
Students who are not picked up by 2:45 pm (1:15 pm on minimum days) will be escorted to the office and must sign in. The person picking up the child must come to the office to sign him/her out.
Parents may come onto campus from 2:30-2:45 PM (1:00-1:15 minimum days) to pick up their child(ren). Please pick up your child outside the classroom and leave campus promptly. Gates will be locked at 2:45 PM and 1:15 PM on minimum days.
For everyone’s safety BE PATIENT, KIND, and CONSIDERATE.
Donations Needed!
DONATION IS NEEDED for cases of water in our classrooms. If you are able to donate a case of water please drop it off at the school office between 8:00 am – 4:00 pm. Thank you!
LOST AND FOUND
Please note that the lost and found rack will be at the front of the school by the office. Remember to use a permanent marker to put your child’s name on jackets, sweaters, lunch bags, and water bottles.
Gently Used Uniforms Needed
Has your child outgrown their school uniform from last year? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office. We are also accepting donations of new, packaged underwear for this purpose.
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
Do you receive emails and communication from our district?
Opt-in to CVESD text messages (including emergencies by texting “Y” to 67587. Be sure to check www.cvesd.org and bookmark our district’s website and follow its social media:
Our school/District utilizes the SchoolMessenger system to deliver text messages, straight to your mobile phone with important information about events, school closings, safety alerts and more. You can participate in this free service* just by sending a text message of “Y” or “Yes” to our school’s short code number, 67587. Click here for more information.
FOLLOW UP ON SOCIAL MEDIA!
Loma Verde Twitter – @lomaverdeschool Our hashtag is #lomalearns
On behalf of the entire school staff, we wanted to thank our community for your generosity and thoughtfulness during our Staff Appreciation Week. We were overwhelmed by the outpouring of signs of affection for our team (sweets, food, flowers, gifts, notes, etc). We certainly felt very appreciated! Thank you!
Monday, 6/2 2:45 Loma Verde Community School Steering Committee Meeting @403
Tuesday, 6/3 8:15 5th grade ACE Awards @ MPR
Tuesday, 6/3 2:45 Wildcat Leadership Banquet
Wednesdsay, 6/4 1:00 6th Grade Dance @ MPR
Thursday, 6/5 8:30 6th Grade Promotion
Thursday, 6/5 Food Distribution
Friday, 6/6 LAST DAY OF SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS & STAFF
Monday, 7/21 3:00-6:00 Loma Verde Back to School Big Event: Pick up packets, find out your new teacher, community resources, free food, prizes, and fun! Bring the family!
Wednesday, 7/23 New School Year Begins! (minimum day 1:00 dismissal)
The final quarter of the school year will be a busy and exciting time filled with continued learning, fun school activities, and important end-of-year assessments. Please review the important testing information below and mark your calendars with the upcoming assessment dates.
We encourage you to support your child by:
Ensuring they get a good night’s sleep
Providing a healthy breakfast each morning
Reminding them to do their best and letting them know how proud you are
Making sure all cell phones are put away during testing to avoid any test irregularities
If possible, leave iWatches and other smart devices at home
CAASPP State Testing for Grades 3–6
The California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress (CAASPP) helps provide valuable information to teachers, students, and families about student learning and achievement.
Interested in learning more or helping your child prepare?
Check out this parent guide to understand the purpose of the CAASPP assessment.
Want to review practice questions together? We can help point you in the right direction! Click on the link for more information: Practice and Training Site
Together, we can help make this a positive and successful testing experience for all our students. Thank you for your continued support!
LEAD CLUB SURVEY FOR 25-26 SCHOOL YEAR
As we prepare for the 2025–2026 school year, we’re seeking your input to help us enhance our LEAD Clubs program. Please take a few minutes to complete this short survey and share your ideas, interests, and suggestions. Your feedback will help us offer meaningful and engaging opportunities for all students. Thank you for your continued support! https://forms.office.com/r/5z8zqeuhiF?origin=lprLink
SUMMER LEAD ACADEMY PROGRAM REGISTRATION
We’re excited to announce that registration for the Summer LEAD Academy Program is now open!
Looking for a fun, engaging, and enriching experience for your student this summer? The LEAD Academy offers a fantastic opportunity for students to learn, grow, and make lasting memories.
🗓️ Program Dates: Monday, June 9 – Friday, June 27, 2025 ⏰ Hours: 7:30 AM – 4:30 PM 🚫 Closed: Thursday, June 19, 2025
We Need You!2025-2026 School Site Council Parent & Community Member Elections
We are looking for parents and community members that are interested in being part of our Loma Verde School Site Council. There are 5 parents/community members on this committee that serve a 2-year term. If you are interested in running for our Loma Verde School Site Council, please click here to put your name on the ballot. SSC elections will be held the week of 5/26/25. The meetings are once a month, on a Tuesday, from 3-4:00 pm. SSC helps make decisions on school safety and how to spend our LCAP and Title 1 funds. Contact bree.watson@cvesd.org if you have questions. SSC Parent/Community Member Nomination Form
Yearbooks are no longer available to purchase online. However, you can purchase one by coming to room 404 after school. Yearbooks are $25.00. CASH ONLY. There are only a few yearbooks left. They are going fast.
Loma Verde Elementary offers both the Dual Immersion (English & Spanish 50/50) program and English-only classes in Transitional Kindergarten through 6th grade. Call 619-420-3940 for more information or click here to register.
25-26 Enrollment Information
Whether your student is in transitional kindergarten through 6th grade or a returning student, you can register them for the upcoming year. Select district charter schools also accept grades 7th through 12th grade registrations.
Open Enrollment for the 2025-26 school year will open on February 12, 2025, at 9 a.m. and Continuing Enrollment for the 2025-26 school year will open on May 27, 2025, at 9 a.m. Click here for the CVESD enrollment links.
Enrollments for the 2024-25 school year are still open and will be available until the end of the 2024-25 school year.
Have you changed your address, email address, or phone number since the start of the school year? Please notify the office in case we need to contact you in an emergency.
2025-26 School Year-Round Calendar
Click here for the 2025-2026 school calendar is now available! You can find it posted on both the district and our website. We’ve included all the key dates for the upcoming school year. Please be sure to plan family events around our scheduled school breaks so that students can attend school every day. Remember, we are on a modified year-round calendar, and school will start on July 23, 2025! Click Here for the 2025-2026 CVESD School Calendar
Student Start Date: July 23, 2025
Student End Date: June 5, 2026
Key breaks include:
Fall Break: September 22– October 3, 2025
Thanksgiving Break: November 24 – November 28, 2025
Winter Break: December 22, 2025 – January 12, 2026
Spring Break: March 23 – April 3, 2026
REMINDERS
EVERY MINUTE COUNTS! School starts at 8:00 a.m. Students need to be on the blacktop at this time and teachers will walk them to class. We ask all parents to exit promptly by 8:00 a.m. so that we can lock the gate after the bell.
Please send a water bottle with your child. Water bottles can be filled at the classroom sink or outside drinking fountains. Please send only plain water in student water bottles.
NO Gatorade, Prime, juice, etc., as this stains our carpets and attracts pests.
Label lunch boxes, water bottles, and sweaters with your child’s name.
Students are required to wear their school uniform every day unless a Uniform Waiver has been turned in to the office.
Students should not bring toys, cards, unnecessary gadgets, or electronics to school unless approved by the classroom teacher.
No sharing of food is allowed.
NO GUM AND NO CANDY, please.
REMINDER:Students need to be at school every day, arrive on time (before 8:00 a.m.), and stay in school for the entire day.
Week #34 TK-6th grade attendance average: 95% (Goal is 98% or higher)
Yearly to date (8/19/24-5/9/25) average attendance: 94.3% (Goal is 98%)
Did you know that being just 5 minutes late each day can add up to a significant loss of learning time over the school year? Every minute matters! Please take a moment to talk with your child about the importance of arriving at school on time every day.
Here’s what you need to know:
Line-up Time: Students should be lined up on the blacktop by 7:55 am.
Start Time: Classes begin promptly at 8:00 am.
Gates Close: For the safety and security of our campus, all gates will close at 8:00 am.
After this time, students will need to enter through the office and will be marked tardy.
Help your child build strong habits and maximize their learning time. Being on time sets the tone for a successful day!
DID YOU KNOW?
Students should only miss school if they are sick. Those with symptoms can return with a negative Covid test, no fever for 24 hours without fever-reducing medication, and symptoms improving. STUDENTS DO NOT NEED TO BE SYMPTOM-FREE to attend school. We have plenty of rapid tests at school–just ask in the office. If you have a special circumstance and need an independent study, please let us know.
Please make sure your child is here by 7:55 a.m. and lined up on the blacktop (1st-6th grade) or by the classroom (TK-kinder). If they arrive after 8:00, they will be marked tardy.
We begin a secure campus at 8:00 a.m. Parents/guardians must exit promptly at 8:00. Thank you.
Students can arrive as early as 7:15 a.m.
FREE breakfast is served from 7:15 a.m. to 7:50 a.m.
If your child/children are absent it is very important to call the office to report the reason for the absence (619-420-3940). Please leave a voicemail or send an email to lomaverdeschool@cvesd.org.
Absences that are not reported will be considered UNEXCUSED. After 3 unexcused absences and/or tardies you will receive a truancy letter.
If you pick up your child/children early and/or they are tardy for personal reasons this is considered unexcused.
Remember to bring a doctor’s note. Vacations, dentist, and doctor visits should be scheduled during our breaks whenever possible.
If your child misses school, they are missing out on important learning!
Our school staff will be scheduling SART (School Attendance Review Team) meetings with parents/guardians, calling home, and doing home visits for students who are chronically absent (missing 10% of school or excessive tardies).
Thank you for helping to get your child to school every day and one time!
PARKING, DROP-OFF, AND PICK-UP
All of us at Loma Verde want to thank our families and community members in advance for their patience and understanding as we try to accommodate the many vehicles that arrive each morning and afternoon at our school. We strongly recommend that families use the drop-off and pick-up areas we have established at school. Drop off students only in the drop-off zone.
If you must leave your car, park in the parking lot, not the bus loop.
NO Dogs during arrival and dismissal.
Please do not park in RESERVED spaces or the staff parking lot.
Students must walk bikes on the sidewalk.
The drop-off window is between 7:15-7:50 AM for students that are eating breakfast on campus and 7:30-8:00 AM for students that are not having breakfast at school. Students will line up on the blacktop in the morning between 7:30-8:00 AM where they will be supervised by Loma Verde staff. Each class has a designated place to line up. Teachers will pick their classes up on the blacktop at 8:00 AM. Instruction begins at 8:00 every day. Your child will be considered tardy if they are not on campus by 8:00 AM.
Kinder, TK, SDC preschool, and preschool parents: please follow your teacher’s instructions regarding drop-off.
Students who are not picked up by 2:45 pm (1:15 pm on minimum days) will be escorted to the office and must sign in. The person picking up the child must come to the office to sign him/her out.
Parents may come onto campus from 2:30-2:45 PM (1:00-1:15 minimum days) to pick up their child(ren). Please pick up your child outside the classroom and leave campus promptly. Gates will be locked at 2:45 PM and 1:15 PM on minimum days.
For everyone’s safety BE PATIENT, KIND, and CONSIDERATE.
Donations Needed!
DONATION IS NEEDED for cases of water in our classrooms. If you are able to donate a case of water please drop it off at the school office between 8:00 am – 4:00 pm. Thank you!
LOST AND FOUND
Please note that the lost and found rack will be at the front of the school by the office. Remember to use a permanent marker to put your child’s name on jackets, sweaters, lunch bags, and water bottles.
Gently Used Uniforms Needed
Has your child outgrown their school uniform from last year? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office. We are also accepting donations of new, packaged underwear for this purpose.
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
Do you receive emails and communication from our district?
Opt-in to CVESD text messages (including emergencies by texting “Y” to 67587. Be sure to check www.cvesd.org and bookmark our district’s website and follow its social media:
Our school/District utilizes the SchoolMessenger system to deliver text messages, straight to your mobile phone with important information about events, school closings, safety alerts and more. You can participate in this free service* just by sending a text message of “Y” or “Yes” to our school’s short code number, 67587. Click here for more information.
FOLLOW UP ON SOCIAL MEDIA!
Loma Verde Twitter – @lomaverdeschool Our hashtag is #lomalearns
Please join us in celebrating our Loma Verde staff during the week of 5/5-5/9. We appreciate all of their hard work and dedication to our students’ success. Check out some of the suggested ways to appreciate our Loma Verde Elementary School staff. Thank you!
Monday, 5/5 – SCHOOL SPIRIT DAY – Wear your Loma Verde school spirit shirt today
Tuesday, 5/6 – GIFT OF GIVING – Give your teacher or support staff a small gift or special drawing today!
Wednesday, 5/7 – THANKFUL WEDNESDAY – Write a note for your teacher and support staff member today!
Thursday, 5/8 – FOOD TREAT THURSDAY – Bring your teacher their favorite drink or food treat today!
Friday, 5/9 – FLOWER FRIDAY – Draw a picture of a flower or bring a flower for your teacher today!
Monday, 6/2 2:45 Loma Verde Community School Steering Committee Meeting @403
Tuesday, 6/3 8:15 5th grade ACE Awards @ MPR
Tuesday, 6/3 2:45 Wildcat Leadership Banquet
Wednesdsay, 6/4 1:00 6th Grade Dance @ MPR
Thursday, 6/5 8:30 6th Grade Promotion
Thursday, 6/5 Food Distribution
Friday, 6/6 LAST DAY OF SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS & STAFF
Monday, 7/21 3:00-6:00 Loma Verde Back to School Big Event: Pick up packets, find out your new teacher, community resources, free food, prizes, and fun! Bring the family!
Wednesday, 7/23 New School Year Begins! (minimum day 1:00 dismissal)
Help us celebrate our 65 Loma Verde teachers and support staff for an amazing school year! The requested food listed on SignUpGenius will be used for various breakfasts, lunches, or snacks during the week of 5/5-5/9, 2025. The PTO is also providing a luncheon on 5/9. If you are able to donate any of the items, please drop them off by the front office between 7:30-4:00 on 5/5-5/9. Click on the link to sign up for one or more items. Store-bought items only, please. Thank you for your generosity in helping us celebrate our wonderful Loma Verde Staff! https://bit.ly/LV_StaffAppreciation2025
State & Local Testing Begins This Week!
The final quarter of the school year will be a busy and exciting time filled with continued learning, fun school activities, and important end-of-year assessments. Please review the important testing information below and mark your calendars with the upcoming assessment dates.
We encourage you to support your child by:
Ensuring they get a good night’s sleep
Providing a healthy breakfast each morning
Reminding them to do their best and letting them know how proud you are
Making sure all cell phones are put away during testing to avoid any test irregularities
If possible, leave iWatches and other smart devices at home
CAASPP State Testing for Grades 3–6
The California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress (CAASPP) helps provide valuable information to teachers, students, and families about student learning and achievement.
Interested in learning more or helping your child prepare?
Check out this parent guide to understand the purpose of the CAASPP assessment.
Want to review practice questions together? We can help point you in the right direction! Click on the link for more information: Practice and Training Site
Together, we can help make this a positive and successful testing experience for all our students. Thank you for your continued support!
SUMMER LEAD ACADEMY PROGRAM REGISTRATION
We’re excited to announce that registration for the Summer LEAD Academy Program is now open!
Looking for a fun, engaging, and enriching experience for your student this summer? The LEAD Academy offers a fantastic opportunity for students to learn, grow, and make lasting memories.
🗓️ Program Dates: Monday, June 9 – Friday, June 27, 2025 ⏰ Hours: 7:30 AM – 4:30 PM 🚫 Closed: Thursday, June 19, 2025
Yearbooks are no longer available to purchase online. However, you can purchase one by coming to room 404 after school. Yearbooks are $25.00. CASH ONLY. There are only 26 yearbooks left. They are going fast.
Loma Verde Elementary offers both the Dual Immersion (English & Spanish 50/50) program and English-only classes in Transitional Kindergarten through 6th grade. Call 619-420-3940 for more information or click here to register.
25-26 Enrollment Information
Whether your student is in transitional kindergarten through 6th grade or a returning student, you can register them for the upcoming year. Select district charter schools also accept grades 7th through 12th grade registrations.
Open Enrollment for the 2025-26 school year will open on February 12, 2025, at 9 a.m. and Continuing Enrollment for the 2025-26 school year will open on May 27, 2025, at 9 a.m. Click here for the CVESD enrollment links.
Enrollments for the 2024-25 school year are still open and will be available until the end of the 2024-25 school year.
Have you changed your address, email address, or phone number since the start of the school year? Please notify the office in case we need to contact you in an emergency.
2025-26 School Year-Round Calendar
Click here for the 2025-2026 school calendar is now available! You can find it posted on both the district and our website. We’ve included all the key dates for the upcoming school year. Please be sure to plan family events around our scheduled school breaks so that students can attend school every day. Remember, we are on a modified year-round calendar, and school will start on July 23, 2025! Click Here for the 2025-2026 CVESD School Calendar
Student Start Date: July 23, 2025
Student End Date: June 5, 2026
Key breaks include:
Fall Break: September 22– October 3, 2025
Thanksgiving Break: November 24 – November 28, 2025
Winter Break: December 22, 2025 – January 12, 2026
Spring Break: March 23 – April 3, 2026
REMINDERS
EVERY MINUTE COUNTS! School starts at 8:00 a.m. Students need to be on the blacktop at this time and teachers will walk them to class. We ask all parents to exit promptly by 8:00 a.m. so that we can lock the gate after the bell.
Please send a water bottle with your child. Water bottles can be filled at the classroom sink or outside drinking fountains. Please send only plain water in student water bottles.
NO Gatorade, Prime, juice, etc., as this stains our carpets and attracts pests.
Label lunch boxes, water bottles, and sweaters with your child’s name.
Students are required to wear their school uniform every day unless a Uniform Waiver has been turned in to the office.
Students should not bring toys, cards, unnecessary gadgets, or electronics to school unless approved by the classroom teacher.
No sharing of food is allowed.
NO GUM AND NO CANDY, please.
REMINDER:Students need to be at school every day, arrive on time (before 8:00 a.m.), and stay in school for the entire day.
Week #33 TK-6th grade attendance average: 93.6% (Goal is 98% or higher)
Yearly to date (8/19/24-5/2/25) average attendance: 94.3% (Goal is 98%)
Did you know that being just 5 minutes late each day can add up to a significant loss of learning time over the school year? Every minute matters! Please take a moment to talk with your child about the importance of arriving at school on time every day.
Here’s what you need to know:
Line-up Time: Students should be lined up on the blacktop by 7:55 am.
Start Time: Classes begin promptly at 8:00 am.
Gates Close: For the safety and security of our campus, all gates will close at 8:00 am.
After this time, students will need to enter through the office and will be marked tardy.
Help your child build strong habits and maximize their learning time. Being on time sets the tone for a successful day!
DID YOU KNOW?
Students should only miss school if they are sick. Those with symptoms can return with a negative Covid test, no fever for 24 hours without fever-reducing medication, and symptoms improving. STUDENTS DO NOT NEED TO BE SYMPTOM-FREE to attend school. We have plenty of rapid tests at school–just ask in the office. If you have a special circumstance and need an independent study, please let us know.
Please make sure your child is here by 7:55 a.m. and lined up on the blacktop (1st-6th grade) or by the classroom (TK-kinder). If they arrive after 8:00, they will be marked tardy.
We begin a secure campus at 8:00 a.m. Parents/guardians must exit promptly at 8:00. Thank you.
Students can arrive as early as 7:15 a.m.
FREE breakfast is served from 7:15 a.m. to 7:50 a.m.
If your child/children are absent it is very important to call the office to report the reason for the absence (619-420-3940). Please leave a voicemail or send an email to lomaverdeschool@cvesd.org.
Absences that are not reported will be considered UNEXCUSED. After 3 unexcused absences and/or tardies you will receive a truancy letter.
If you pick up your child/children early and/or they are tardy for personal reasons this is considered unexcused.
Remember to bring a doctor’s note. Vacations, dentist, and doctor visits should be scheduled during our breaks whenever possible.
If your child misses school, they are missing out on important learning!
Our school staff will be scheduling SART (School Attendance Review Team) meetings with parents/guardians, calling home, and doing home visits for students who are chronically absent (missing 10% of school or excessive tardies).
Thank you for helping to get your child to school every day and one time!
PARKING, DROP-OFF, AND PICK-UP
All of us at Loma Verde want to thank our families and community members in advance for their patience and understanding as we try to accommodate the many vehicles that arrive each morning and afternoon at our school. We strongly recommend that families use the drop-off and pick-up areas we have established at school. Drop off students only in the drop-off zone.
If you must leave your car, park in the parking lot, not the bus loop.
NO Dogs during arrival and dismissal.
Please do not park in RESERVED spaces or the staff parking lot.
Students must walk bikes on the sidewalk.
The drop-off window is between 7:15-7:50 AM for students that are eating breakfast on campus and 7:30-8:00 AM for students that are not having breakfast at school. Students will line up on the blacktop in the morning between 7:30-8:00 AM where they will be supervised by Loma Verde staff. Each class has a designated place to line up. Teachers will pick their classes up on the blacktop at 8:00 AM. Instruction begins at 8:00 every day. Your child will be considered tardy if they are not on campus by 8:00 AM.
Kinder, TK, SDC preschool, and preschool parents: please follow your teacher’s instructions regarding drop-off.
Students who are not picked up by 2:45 pm (1:15 pm on minimum days) will be escorted to the office and must sign in. The person picking up the child must come to the office to sign him/her out.
Parents may come onto campus from 2:30-2:45 PM (1:00-1:15 minimum days) to pick up their child(ren). Please pick up your child outside the classroom and leave campus promptly. Gates will be locked at 2:45 PM and 1:15 PM on minimum days.
For everyone’s safety BE PATIENT, KIND, and CONSIDERATE.
Donations Needed!
DONATION IS NEEDED for cases of water in our classrooms. If you are able to donate a case of water please drop it off at the school office between 8:00 am – 4:00 pm. Thank you!
LOST AND FOUND
Please note that the lost and found rack will be at the front of the school by the office. Remember to use a permanent marker to put your child’s name on jackets, sweaters, lunch bags, and water bottles.
Gently Used Uniforms Needed
Has your child outgrown their school uniform from last year? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office. We are also accepting donations of new, packaged underwear for this purpose.
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
Do you receive emails and communication from our district?
Opt-in to CVESD text messages (including emergencies by texting “Y” to 67587. Be sure to check www.cvesd.org and bookmark our district’s website and follow its social media:
Our school/District utilizes the SchoolMessenger system to deliver text messages, straight to your mobile phone with important information about events, school closings, safety alerts and more. You can participate in this free service* just by sending a text message of “Y” or “Yes” to our school’s short code number, 67587. Click here for more information.
FOLLOW UP ON SOCIAL MEDIA!
Loma Verde Twitter – @lomaverdeschool Our hashtag is #lomalearns
Wow — can you believe we are already in Week 33? Time is flying by!
We want to thank you for the incredible participation in last week’s Loma Verde Spirit Days — it was wonderful seeing so many students and families showing their school pride! A special shoutout to everyone who joined us for our Moana 2 Family Movie Night — it was such a joy to come together as a community. We are especially grateful to our amazing volunteers — we couldn’t do it without you!
This week is packed with exciting learning opportunities, and we appreciate your continued support in helping students stay focused and engaged. Please continue to prioritize attendance — every day makes a difference!
Monday, 6/2 2:45 Loma Verde Community School Steering Committee Meeting @403
Tuesday, 6/3 8:15 5th grade ACE Awards @ MPR
Tuesday, 6/3 2:45 Wildcat Leadership Banquet
Wednesdsay, 6/4 1:00 6th Grade Dance @ MPR
Thursday, 6/5 8:30 6th Grade Promotion
Thursday, 6/5 Food Distribution
Friday, 6/6 LAST DAY OF SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS & STAFF
Monday, 7/21 3:00-6:00 Loma Verde Back to School Big Event: Pick up packets, find out your new teacher, community resources, free food, prizes, and fun! Bring the family!
Wednesday, 7/23 New School Year Begins! (minimum day 1:00 dismissal)
CAN YOU PLEASE HELP? Loma Verde Staff Appreciation Week 2025 Sign-Up
Help us celebrate our 65 Loma Verde teachers and support staff for an amazing school year! The requested food listed on SignUpGenius will be used for various breakfasts, lunches, or snacks during the week of 5/5-5/9, 2025. The PTO is also providing a luncheon on 5/9. If you are able to donate any of the items, please drop them off by the front office between 7:30-4:00 on 4/28-5/9. Click on the link to sign up for one or more items. Store-bought items only, please. Thank you for your generosity in helping us celebrate our wonderful Loma Verde Staff! https://bit.ly/LV_StaffAppreciation2025
Loma Verde Staff Appreciation Week 5/5-5/9
Please join us in celebrating our Loma Verde staff during the week of 5/5-5/9. We appreciate all of their hard work and dedication to our students’ success. Check out some of the suggested ways to appreciate our Loma Verde Elementary School staff. Thank you!
Monday, 5/5 – SCHOOL SPIRIT DAY – Wear your Loma Verde school spirit shirt today
Tuesday, 5/6 – GIFT OF GIVING – Give your teacher or support staff a small gift or special drawing today!
Wednesday, 5/7 – THANKFUL WEDNESDAY – Write a note for your teacher and support staff member today!
Thursday, 5/8 – FOOD TREAT THURSDAY – Bring your teacher their favorite drink or food treat today!
Friday, 5/9 – FLOWER FRIDAY – Draw a picture of a flower or bring a flower for your teacher today!
State & Local Testing Begins Soon!
The final quarter of the school year will be a busy and exciting time filled with continued learning, fun school activities, and important end-of-year assessments. Please review the important testing information below and mark your calendars with the upcoming assessment dates.
We encourage you to support your child by:
Ensuring they get a good night’s sleep
Providing a healthy breakfast each morning
Reminding them to do their best and letting them know how proud you are
Making sure all cell phones are put away during testing to avoid any test irregularities
If possible, leave iWatches and other smart devices at home
CAASPP State Testing for Grades 3–6
The California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress (CAASPP) helps provide valuable information to teachers, students, and families about student learning and achievement.
Interested in learning more or helping your child prepare?
Check out this parent guide to understand the purpose of the CAASPP assessment.
Want to review practice questions together? We can help point you in the right direction! Click on the link for more information: Practice and Training Site
Together, we can help make this a positive and successful testing experience for all our students. Thank you for your continued support!
SUMMER LEAD ACADEMY PROGRAM REGISTRATION
We’re excited to announce that registration for the Summer LEAD Academy Program is now open!
Looking for a fun, engaging, and enriching experience for your student this summer? The LEAD Academy offers a fantastic opportunity for students to learn, grow, and make lasting memories.
🗓️ Program Dates: Monday, June 9 – Friday, June 27, 2025 ⏰ Hours: 7:30 AM – 4:30 PM 🚫 Closed: Thursday, June 19, 2025
Loma Verde Elementary offers both the Dual Immersion (English & Spanish 50/50) program and English-only classes in Transitional Kindergarten through 6th grade. Call 619-420-3940 for more information or click here to register.
25-26 Enrollment Information
Whether your student is in transitional kindergarten through 6th grade or a returning student, you can register them for the upcoming year. Select district charter schools also accept grades 7th through 12th grade registrations.
Open Enrollment for the 2025-26 school year will open on February 12, 2025, at 9 a.m. and Continuing Enrollment for the 2025-26 school year will open on May 27, 2025, at 9 a.m. Click here for the CVESD enrollment links.
Enrollments for the 2024-25 school year are still open and will be available until the end of the 2024-25 school year.
Have you changed your address, email address, or phone number since the start of the school year? Please notify the office in case we need to contact you in an emergency.
2025-26 School Year-Round Calendar
Click here for the 2025-2026 school calendar is now available! You can find it posted on both the district and our website. We’ve included all the key dates for the upcoming school year. Please be sure to plan family events around our scheduled school breaks so that students can attend school every day. Remember, we are on a modified year-round calendar, and school will start on July 23, 2025! Click Here for the 2025-2026 CVESD School Calendar
Student Start Date: July 23, 2025
Student End Date: June 5, 2026
Key breaks include:
Fall Break: September 22– October 3, 2025
Thanksgiving Break: November 24 – November 28, 2025
Winter Break: December 22, 2025 – January 12, 2026
Spring Break: March 23 – April 3, 2026
REMINDERS
EVERY MINUTE COUNTS! School starts at 8:00 a.m. Students need to be on the blacktop at this time and teachers will walk them to class. We ask all parents to exit promptly by 8:00 a.m. so that we can lock the gate after the bell.
Please send a water bottle with your child. Water bottles can be filled at the classroom sink or outside drinking fountains. Please send only plain water in student water bottles.
NO Gatorade, Prime, juice, etc., as this stains our carpets and attracts pests.
Label lunch boxes, water bottles, and sweaters with your child’s name.
Students are required to wear their school uniform every day unless a Uniform Waiver has been turned in to the office.
Students should not bring toys, cards, unnecessary gadgets, or electronics to school unless approved by the classroom teacher.
No sharing of food is allowed.
NO GUM AND NO CANDY, please.
REMINDER:Students need to be at school every day, arrive on time (before 8:00 a.m.), and stay in school for the entire day.
Week #32 TK-6th grade attendance average: 93.7% (Goal is 98% or higher)
Yearly to date (8/19/24-4/25/25) average attendance: 94.3% (Goal is 98%)
Did you know that being just 5 minutes late each day can add up to a significant loss of learning time over the school year? Every minute matters! Please take a moment to talk with your child about the importance of arriving at school on time every day.
Here’s what you need to know:
Line-up Time: Students should be lined up on the blacktop by 7:55 am.
Start Time: Classes begin promptly at 8:00 am.
Gates Close: For the safety and security of our campus, all gates will close at 8:00 am.
After this time, students will need to enter through the office and will be marked tardy.
Help your child build strong habits and maximize their learning time. Being on time sets the tone for a successful day!
DID YOU KNOW?
Students should only miss school if they are sick. Those with symptoms can return with a negative Covid test, no fever for 24 hours without fever-reducing medication, and symptoms improving. STUDENTS DO NOT NEED TO BE SYMPTOM-FREE to attend school. We have plenty of rapid tests at school–just ask in the office. If you have a special circumstance and need an independent study, please let us know.
Please make sure your child is here by 7:55 a.m. and lined up on the blacktop (1st-6th grade) or by the classroom (TK-kinder). If they arrive after 8:00, they will be marked tardy.
We begin a secure campus at 8:00 a.m. Parents/guardians must exit promptly at 8:00. Thank you.
Students can arrive as early as 7:15 a.m.
FREE breakfast is served from 7:15 a.m. to 7:50 a.m.
If your child/children are absent it is very important to call the office to report the reason for the absence (619-420-3940). Please leave a voicemail or send an email to lomaverdeschool@cvesd.org.
Absences that are not reported will be considered UNEXCUSED. After 3 unexcused absences and/or tardies you will receive a truancy letter.
If you pick up your child/children early and/or they are tardy for personal reasons this is considered unexcused.
Remember to bring a doctor’s note. Vacations, dentist, and doctor visits should be scheduled during our breaks whenever possible.
If your child misses school, they are missing out on important learning!
Our school staff will be scheduling SART (School Attendance Review Team) meetings with parents/guardians, calling home, and doing home visits for students who are chronically absent (missing 10% of school or excessive tardies).
Thank you for helping to get your child to school every day and one time!
PARKING, DROP-OFF, AND PICK-UP
All of us at Loma Verde want to thank our families and community members in advance for their patience and understanding as we try to accommodate the many vehicles that arrive each morning and afternoon at our school. We strongly recommend that families use the drop-off and pick-up areas we have established at school. Drop off students only in the drop-off zone.
If you must leave your car, park in the parking lot, not the bus loop.
NO Dogs during arrival and dismissal.
Please do not park in RESERVED spaces or the staff parking lot.
Students must walk bikes on the sidewalk.
The drop-off window is between 7:15-7:50 AM for students that are eating breakfast on campus and 7:30-8:00 AM for students that are not having breakfast at school. Students will line up on the blacktop in the morning between 7:30-8:00 AM where they will be supervised by Loma Verde staff. Each class has a designated place to line up. Teachers will pick their classes up on the blacktop at 8:00 AM. Instruction begins at 8:00 every day. Your child will be considered tardy if they are not on campus by 8:00 AM.
Kinder, TK, SDC preschool, and preschool parents: please follow your teacher’s instructions regarding drop-off.
Students who are not picked up by 2:45 pm (1:15 pm on minimum days) will be escorted to the office and must sign in. The person picking up the child must come to the office to sign him/her out.
Parents may come onto campus from 2:30-2:45 PM (1:00-1:15 minimum days) to pick up their child(ren). Please pick up your child outside the classroom and leave campus promptly. Gates will be locked at 2:45 PM and 1:15 PM on minimum days.
For everyone’s safety BE PATIENT, KIND, and CONSIDERATE.
Donations Needed!
DONATION IS NEEDED for cases of water in our classrooms. If you are able to donate a case of water please drop it off at the school office between 8:00 am – 4:00 pm. Thank you!
LOST AND FOUND
Please note that the lost and found rack will be at the front of the school by the office. Remember to use a permanent marker to put your child’s name on jackets, sweaters, lunch bags, and water bottles.
Gently Used Uniforms Needed
Has your child outgrown their school uniform from last year? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office. We are also accepting donations of new, packaged underwear for this purpose.
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
Do you receive emails and communication from our district?
Opt-in to CVESD text messages (including emergencies by texting “Y” to 67587. Be sure to check www.cvesd.org and bookmark our district’s website and follow its social media:
Our school/District utilizes the SchoolMessenger system to deliver text messages, straight to your mobile phone with important information about events, school closings, safety alerts and more. You can participate in this free service* just by sending a text message of “Y” or “Yes” to our school’s short code number, 67587. Click here for more information.
FOLLOW UP ON SOCIAL MEDIA!
Loma Verde Twitter – @lomaverdeschool Our hashtag is #lomalearns
In recognition of Public Schools Month, #CVESD sixth-grade students across the district were honored on Friday, 4/18, through the annual Masonic Awards. Supported by Chula Vista Masonic Lodge #626, these awards highlight outstanding citizenship, leadership, and community dedication. Congratulations to this year’s Loma Verde Masonic Award recipients! Read more at https://tinyurl.com/mry442v7.
It’s Loma Verde Spirit Week!
Monday, 4/21 Favorite Outfit! Wear your favorite outfit.
Tuesday, 4/22 EARTH DAY! Element vs. Element Day! Wear blue, red, green, or white.
Wednesday, 4/23 Sports Day! Wear your favorite sports team shirt and hat.
Thursday, 4/24 Decade Day! Wear an outfit from a different decade (50s, 80s, 90s, etc.).
Friday, 4/25 Movie Bestie Day! Wear something that represents your favorite movie character and their best friend.
Family Movie Night – Friday, 4/25
You’re Invited! Join us for a fun-filled PTO Spring Family Movie Night on Friday, April 25—and best of all, it’s free!
Doors open at 4:45 PM
Movie starts at 5:00 PM
Feature film: Moana 2
We’ll have food available for purchase, so bring your blankets, pillows, or lawn chairs and get comfy in the MPR/auditorium for a cozy evening with your child.
Please note:
This event is open only to Loma Verde students and their parents/guardians.
Space is limited as the event will be held indoors.
We’re also looking for volunteers to help with food sales. If you’re available, please contact our Community School Coordinator, Elsie Delgadillo, at elsie.delgadillo@cvesd.org — we’d love your support!
Monday, 2/12-4/25 New Zone Transfer Window
Monday, 8/21-Friday, 4/25 Loma Verde Spirit Week
Tuesday, 4/22 Earth Day
Tuesday, 4/22 6:00-7:00 PM 4th Grade AGE Parent Preview Night (TEAMS)
Wednesday, 4/23 6th Grade Panoramic Picture Day
Wednesday, 4/23 School Secretary’s Day
Wednesday, 4/23 6:00-7:00 PM 5th Grade AGE Parent Preview Night (TEAMS)
Thursday, 4/24 9:00-10:00 CVESD University – Neurodiversity, Presented by Brain Balance @District Office at 84 East J Street
Thursday, 4/24 6:00-7:00 PM 6th Grade AGE Parent Preview Night (TEAMS)
Friday, 4/25 Food Distribution
Friday, 4/25 5:00 PM Loma Verde Movie Night (indoors) Gate opens at 4:45
Tuesday, 4/29 3:00 SSC Meeting (New Date)
Thursday, 5/1 Principal’s Day
Saturday, 5/3 Saturday Scholars @ Loma Verde
Monday, 5/5-Friday, 5/9 Loma Verde Staff Appreciation Week
Monday, 5/5-Friday, 5/16 CAASPP Testing for 3rd-6th graders
Thursday, 5/8 2:45-3:45 Loma Verde Community School Steering Committee Meeting
Friday, 5/9 PTO Mother’s Day Gift Sale
Friday, 5/9 Food Distribution
Saturday, 5/9 Saturday Scholars @ Loma Verde
Wednesday, 5/14 CA Day of the Teacher
Wednesday, 5/14 5:30 PM Loma VerdeDual Immersion Parent Meeting
Thursday, 5/15 2:30 Kona Ice
Friday, 5/16 1:00-3:00 Children’s Museum @ Loma Verde K-6 Mass Creativity Event
Saturday, 5/17 Saturday Scholars
Sunday, 5/18 National Speech Pathologist Day
Monday, 5/19 Family BBQ Lunch with CNS Chef Mango (Parent & Guardians welcome – please sign in)
CAN YOU PLEASE HELP? Loma Verde Staff Appreciation Week 2025 Sign-Up
Help us celebrate our 65 Loma Verde teachers and support staff for an amazing school year! The requested food listed on SignUpGenius will be used for various breakfasts, lunches, or snacks during the week of 5/5-5/9, 2025. The PTO is also providing a luncheon on 5/9. If you are able to donate any of the items, please drop them off by the front office between 7:30-4:00 on 4/28-5/9. Click on the link to sign up for one or more items. Store-bought items only, please. Thank you for your generosity in helping us celebrate our wonderful Loma Verde Staff! https://bit.ly/LV_StaffAppreciation2025
State & Local Testing Begins Soon!
The final quarter of the school year will be a busy and exciting time filled with continued learning, fun school activities, and important end-of-year assessments. Please review the important testing information below and mark your calendars with the upcoming assessment dates.
We encourage you to support your child by:
Ensuring they get a good night’s sleep
Providing a healthy breakfast each morning
Reminding them to do their best and letting them know how proud you are
Making sure all cell phones are put away during testing to avoid any test irregularities
If possible, leave iWatches and other smart devices at home
CAASPP State Testing for Grades 3–6
The California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress (CAASPP) helps provide valuable information to teachers, students, and families about student learning and achievement.
Interested in learning more or helping your child prepare?
Check out this parent guide to understand the purpose of the CAASPP assessment.
Want to review practice questions together? We can help point you in the right direction! Click on the link for more information: Practice and Training Site
Together, we can help make this a positive and successful testing experience for all our students. Thank you for your continued support!
The Loam Verde Variety Show will take place at the end of the quarter. If your child is interested in participating as an actor or performing their talent, please email judy.fisher@cvesd.org and pick up a registration form in the office. We are excited to see our talented students show off their amazing skills! Thank you to Ms. Fisher for organizing this special event for our Wildcats.
Loma Verde Elementary offers both the Dual Immersion (English & Spanish 50/50) program and English-only classes in Transitional Kindergarten through 6th grade. Call 619-420-3940 for more information or click here to register.
25-26 Enrollment Information
Whether your student is in transitional kindergarten through 6th grade or a returning student, you can register them for the upcoming year. Select district charter schools also accept grades 7th through 12th grade registrations.
Open Enrollment for the 2025-26 school year will open on February 12, 2025, at 9 a.m. and Continuing Enrollment for the 2025-26 school year will open on May 27, 2025, at 9 a.m. Click here for the CVESD enrollment links.
Enrollments for the 2024-25 school year are still open and will be available until the end of the 2024-25 school year.
Have you changed your address, email address, or phone number since the start of the school year? Please notify the office in case we need to contact you in an emergency.
2025-26 School Year-Round Calendar
Click here for the 2025-2026 school calendar is now available! You can find it posted on both the district and our website. We’ve included all the key dates for the upcoming school year. Please be sure to plan family events around our scheduled school breaks so that students can attend school every day. Remember, we are on a modified year-round calendar, and school will start on July 23, 2025! Click Here for the 2025-2026 CVESD School Calendar
Student Start Date: July 23, 2025
Student End Date: June 5, 2026
Key breaks include:
Fall Break: September 22– October 3, 2025
Thanksgiving Break: November 24 – November 28, 2025
Winter Break: December 22, 2025 – January 12, 2026
Spring Break: March 23 – April 3, 2026
Volunteers Needed!
Our school loves Family Volunteers!
Loma Verde’s PTO needs volunteers to help run its events. Please contact the school office at (619) 420-3940 or our PTO Vice Chair Mr. Faustino Lopez at top.lopez@gmail.com with the days/times you are available.
We need parent and community volunteers to help monitor student safety in the parking lot around our school at drop-off and dismissal time! Our Wildcat volunteers work with school staff to serve as an extra set of eyes to keep kids safe outside of our school gates. Any interested volunteers should contact Mrs. Watson or Mrs. Icela in the office or call (619) 420-3940.
If you are able to volunteer for any of the events below, please let us know!
4/25 5:00 Family Movie Night (in auditorium)
Parking Lot Safety 7:40-8:00 a.m. or 2:30-2:40 p.m.
Morning Running/Walking Club 7:30-7:55 a.m. Monday-Friday (club supervision needed to monitor students who run laps)
REMINDERS
EVERY MINUTE COUNTS! School starts at 8:00 a.m. Students need to be on the blacktop at this time and teachers will walk them to class. We ask all parents to exit promptly by 8:00 a.m. so that we can lock the gate after the bell.
Please send a water bottle with your child. Water bottles can be filled at the classroom sink or outside drinking fountains. Please send only plain water in student water bottles.
NO Gatorade, Prime, juice, etc., as this stains our carpets and attracts pests.
Label lunch boxes, water bottles, and sweaters with your child’s name.
Students are required to wear their school uniform every day unless a Uniform Waiver has been turned in to the office.
Students should not bring toys, cards, unnecessary gadgets, or electronics to school unless approved by the classroom teacher.
No sharing of food is allowed.
NO GUM AND NO CANDY, please.
REMINDER:Students need to be at school every day, arrive on time (before 8:00 a.m.), and stay in school for the entire day.
Week #31 TK-6th grade attendance average: 94.6% (Goal is 98% or higher)
Yearly to date (8/19/24-4/18/25) average attendance: 94.6% (Goal is 98%)
Did you know that being just 5 minutes late each day can add up to a significant loss of learning time over the school year? Every minute matters! Please take a moment to talk with your child about the importance of arriving at school on time every day.
Here’s what you need to know:
Line-up Time: Students should be lined up on the blacktop by 7:55 am.
Start Time: Classes begin promptly at 8:00 am.
Gates Close: For the safety and security of our campus, all gates will close at 8:00 am.
After this time, students will need to enter through the office and will be marked tardy.
Help your child build strong habits and maximize their learning time. Being on time sets the tone for a successful day!
DID YOU KNOW?
Students should only miss school if they are sick. Those with symptoms can return with a negative Covid test, no fever for 24 hours without fever-reducing medication, and symptoms improving. STUDENTS DO NOT NEED TO BE SYMPTOM-FREE to attend school. We have plenty of rapid tests at school–just ask in the office. If you have a special circumstance and need an independent study, please let us know.
Please make sure your child is here by 7:55 a.m. and lined up on the blacktop (1st-6th grade) or by the classroom (TK-kinder). If they arrive after 8:00, they will be marked tardy.
We begin a secure campus at 8:00 a.m. Parents/guardians must exit promptly at 8:00. Thank you.
Students can arrive as early as 7:15 a.m.
FREE breakfast is served from 7:15 a.m. to 7:50 a.m.
If your child/children are absent it is very important to call the office to report the reason for the absence (619-420-3940). Please leave a voicemail or send an email to lomaverdeschool@cvesd.org.
Absences that are not reported will be considered UNEXCUSED. After 3 unexcused absences and/or tardies you will receive a truancy letter.
If you pick up your child/children early and/or they are tardy for personal reasons this is considered unexcused.
Remember to bring a doctor’s note. Vacations, dentist, and doctor visits should be scheduled during our breaks whenever possible.
If your child misses school, they are missing out on important learning!
Our school staff will be scheduling SART (School Attendance Review Team) meetings with parents/guardians, calling home, and doing home visits for students who are chronically absent (missing 10% of school or excessive tardies).
Thank you for helping to get your child to school every day and one time!
PARKING, DROP-OFF, AND PICK-UP
All of us at Loma Verde want to thank our families and community members in advance for their patience and understanding as we try to accommodate the many vehicles that arrive each morning and afternoon at our school. We strongly recommend that families use the drop-off and pick-up areas we have established at school. Drop off students only in the drop-off zone.
If you must leave your car, park in the parking lot, not the bus loop.
NO Dogs during arrival and dismissal.
Please do not park in RESERVED spaces or the staff parking lot.
Students must walk bikes on the sidewalk.
The drop-off window is between 7:15-7:50 AM for students that are eating breakfast on campus and 7:30-8:00 AM for students that are not having breakfast at school. Students will line up on the blacktop in the morning between 7:30-8:00 AM where they will be supervised by Loma Verde staff. Each class has a designated place to line up. Teachers will pick their classes up on the blacktop at 8:00 AM. Instruction begins at 8:00 every day. Your child will be considered tardy if they are not on campus by 8:00 AM.
Kinder, TK, SDC preschool, and preschool parents: please follow your teacher’s instructions regarding drop-off.
Students who are not picked up by 2:45 pm (1:15 pm on minimum days) will be escorted to the office and must sign in. The person picking up the child must come to the office to sign him/her out.
Parents may come onto campus from 2:30-2:45 PM (1:00-1:15 minimum days) to pick up their child(ren). Please pick up your child outside the classroom and leave campus promptly. Gates will be locked at 2:45 PM and 1:15 PM on minimum days.
For everyone’s safety BE PATIENT, KIND, and CONSIDERATE.
Donations Needed!
DONATION IS NEEDED for cases of water in our classrooms. If you are able to donate a case of water please drop it off at the school office between 8:00 am – 4:00 pm. Thank you!
LOST AND FOUND
Please note that the lost and found rack will be at the front of the school by the office. Remember to use a permanent marker to put your child’s name on jackets, sweaters, lunch bags, and water bottles.
Gently Used Uniforms Needed
Has your child outgrown their school uniform from last year? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office. We are also accepting donations of new, packaged underwear for this purpose.
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
Do you receive emails and communication from our district?
Opt-in to CVESD text messages (including emergencies by texting “Y” to 67587. Be sure to check www.cvesd.org and bookmark our district’s website and follow its social media:
Our school/District utilizes the SchoolMessenger system to deliver text messages, straight to your mobile phone with important information about events, school closings, safety alerts and more. You can participate in this free service* just by sending a text message of “Y” or “Yes” to our school’s short code number, 67587. Click here for more information.
FOLLOW UP ON SOCIAL MEDIA!
Loma Verde Twitter – @lomaverdeschool Our hashtag is #lomalearns
We’re excited to share that this quarter, we’re focusing on the important character traits of initiative and perseverance. Last week, we kicked things off with our Wildcat Expectations Assembly, where we reviewed school expectations and all the exciting events coming up!
Please help us by reminding your children to be positive, respectful friends and to follow our school dress code. If your child brings a cell phone, make sure we have a signed waiver on file. And just a friendly reminder—please keep all toys at home.
Good attendance makes a big difference! Thank you for helping your child be at school every day, on time, and ready to learn.
We’re so grateful for your partnership and support. Let’s finish this last quarter strong and make it the best one yet!
Warmly, Mrs. Watson, Principal
Monday, 2/12-4/25 New Zone Transfer Window
Tuesday, 4/15 12:00-2:00 DAC/DELACMeeting @District Office at 84 East J Street
Wednesday, 4/16 National Librarian Day
Wednesday, 4/16 6:00 CVESD Board Meeting
Thursday, 4/17 8:15 PTO Meeting @403
Thursday, 4/17 6th Grade Living History Museum
Thursday, 4/17 2:30 Kona Ice
Friday, 4/18 9:45 6th Grade Masonic Awards
Saturday, 4/19 Saturday Scholars @ Loma Verde
Monday, 8/21-Friday, 4/25 Loma Verde Spirit Week
Tuesday, 4/22 Earth Day
Tuesday, 4/22 3:00 SSC Meeting @403
Tuesday, 4/22 6:00-7:00 PM 4th Grade AGE Parent Preview Night (TEAMS)
Wednesday, 4/23 6th Grade Panoramic Picture Day
Wednesday, 4/23 School Secretary’s Day
Wednesday, 4/23 6:00-7:00 PM 5th Grade AGE Parent Preview Night (TEAMS)
Thursday, 4/24 9:00-10:00 CVESD University – Neurodiversity, Presented by Brain Balance @District Office at 84 East J Street
Thursday, 4/24 6:00-7:00 PM 6th Grade AGE Parent Preview Night (TEAMS)
Friday, 4/25 1:00 Food Distribution
Friday, 4/25 5:00 PM Loma Verde Movie Night (indoors) Gate opens at 4:45
Saturday, 4/26 Saturday Scholars @ Loma Verde
Tuesday, 4/29 3:00 SSC Meeting (New Date)
Thursday, 5/1 Principal’s Day
Saturday, 5/3 Saturday Scholars @ Loma Verde
Monday, 5/5-Friday, 5/9 Loma Verde Staff Appreciation Week
Monday, 5/5-Friday, 5/16 CAASPP Testing for 3rd-6th graders
Thursday, 5/8 2:45-3:45 Loma Verde Community School Steering Committee Meeting
Friday, 5/9 PTO Mother’s Day Flower Sale
Friday, 5/9 Food Distribution
Saturday, 5/9 Saturday Scholars @ Loma Verde
Wednesday, 5/14 CA Day of the Teacher
Wednesday, 5/14 5:30 PM Loma VerdeDual Immersion Parent Meeting
Thursday, 5/15 2:30 Kona Ice
Friday, 5/16 1:00-3:00 Children’s Museum @ Loma Verde K-6 Mass Creativity Event
Saturday, 5/17 Saturday Scholars
Sunday, 5/18 National Speech Pathologist Day
Monday, 5/19 Family BBQ Lunch with CNS Chef Mango (Parent & Guardians welcome – please sign in)
The Loam Verde Variety Show will take place at the end of the quarter. If your child is interested in participating as an actor or performing their talent, please email judy.fisher@cvesd.org and pick up a registration form in the office. We are excited to see our talented students show off their amazing skills! Thank you to Ms. Fisher for organizing this special event for our Wildcats.
Pictures of the Week: Saturday Scholars Science Fair Presentations
nity. We couldn’t have done it without you!
Loma Verde Elementary offers both the Dual Immersion (English & Spanish 50/50) program and English-only classes in Transitional Kindergarten through 6th grade. Call 619-420-3940 for more information or click here to register.
25-26 Enrollment Information
Whether your student is in transitional kindergarten through 6th grade or a returning student, you can register them for the upcoming year. Select district charter schools also accept grades 7th through 12th grade registrations.
Open Enrollment for the 2025-26 school year will open on February 12, 2025, at 9 a.m. and Continuing Enrollment for the 2025-26 school year will open on May 27, 2025, at 9 a.m. Click here for the CVESD enrollment links.
Enrollments for the 2024-25 school year are still open and will be available until the end of the 2024-25 school year.
Have you changed your address, email address, or phone number since the start of the school year? Please notify the office in case we need to contact you in an emergency.
2025-26 School Year-Round Calendar
Click here for the 2025-2026 school calendar is now available! You can find it posted on both the district and our website. We’ve included all the key dates for the upcoming school year. Please be sure to plan family events around our scheduled school breaks so that students can attend school every day. Remember, we are on a modified year-round calendar, and school will start on July 23, 2025! Click Here for the 2025-2026 CVESD School Calendar
Student Start Date: July 23, 2025
Student End Date: June 5, 2026
Key breaks include:
Fall Break: September 22– October 3, 2025
Thanksgiving Break: November 24 – November 28, 2025
Winter Break: December 22, 2025 – January 12, 2026
Spring Break: March 23 – April 3, 2026
Volunteers Needed!
Our school loves Family Volunteers!
Loma Verde’s PTO needs volunteers to help run its events. Please contact the school office at (619) 420-3940 or our PTO Vice Chair Mr. Faustino Lopez at top.lopez@gmail.com with the days/times you are available.
We need parent and community volunteers to help monitor student safety in the parking lot around our school at drop-off and dismissal time! Our Wildcat volunteers work with school staff to serve as an extra set of eyes to keep kids safe outside of our school gates. Any interested volunteers should contact Mrs. Watson or Mrs. Icela in the office or call (619) 420-3940.
If you are able to volunteer for any of the events below, please let us know!
4/25 5:00 Family Movie Night (in auditorium)
Parking Lot Safety 7:40-8:00 a.m. or 2:30-2:40 p.m.
Morning Running/Walking Club 7:30-7:55 a.m. Monday-Friday (club supervision needed to monitor students who run laps)
REMINDERS
EVERY MINUTE COUNTS! School starts at 8:00 a.m. Students need to be on the blacktop at this time and teachers will walk them to class. We ask all parents to exit promptly by 8:00 a.m. so that we can lock the gate after the bell.
Please send a water bottle with your child. Water bottles can be filled at the classroom sink or outside drinking fountains. Please send only plain water in student water bottles.
NO Gatorade, Prime, juice, etc., as this stains our carpets and attracts pests.
Label lunch boxes, water bottles, and sweaters with your child’s name.
Students are required to wear their school uniform every day unless a Uniform Waiver has been turned in to the office.
Students should not bring toys, cards, unnecessary gadgets, or electronics to school unless approved by the classroom teacher.
No sharing of food is allowed.
NO GUM AND NO CANDY, please.
REMINDER:Students need to be at school every day, arrive on time (before 8:00 a.m.), and stay in school for the entire day.
Week #30 TK-6th grade attendance average: 93.3% (Goal is 98% or higher)
Yearly to date (8/19/24-4/11/25) average attendance: 94.3% (Goal is 98%)
Did you know that being just 5 minutes late each day can add up to a significant loss of learning time over the school year? Every minute matters! Please take a moment to talk with your child about the importance of arriving at school on time every day.
Here’s what you need to know:
Line-up Time: Students should be lined up on the blacktop by 7:55 am.
Start Time: Classes begin promptly at 8:00 am.
Gates Close: For the safety and security of our campus, all gates will close at 8:00 am.
After this time, students will need to enter through the office and will be marked tardy.
Help your child build strong habits and maximize their learning time. Being on time sets the tone for a successful day!
DID YOU KNOW?
Students should only miss school if they are sick. Those with symptoms can return with a negative Covid test, no fever for 24 hours without fever-reducing medication, and symptoms improving. STUDENTS DO NOT NEED TO BE SYMPTOM-FREE to attend school. We have plenty of rapid tests at school–just ask in the office. If you have a special circumstance and need an independent study, please let us know.
Please make sure your child is here by 7:55 a.m. and lined up on the blacktop (1st-6th grade) or by the classroom (TK-kinder). If they arrive after 8:00, they will be marked tardy.
We begin a secure campus at 8:00 a.m. Parents/guardians must exit promptly at 8:00. Thank you.
Students can arrive as early as 7:15 a.m.
FREE breakfast is served from 7:15 a.m. to 7:50 a.m.
If your child/children are absent it is very important to call the office to report the reason for the absence (619-420-3940). Please leave a voicemail or send an email to lomaverdeschool@cvesd.org.
Absences that are not reported will be considered UNEXCUSED. After 3 unexcused absences and/or tardies you will receive a truancy letter.
If you pick up your child/children early and/or they are tardy for personal reasons this is considered unexcused.
Remember to bring a doctor’s note. Vacations, dentist, and doctor visits should be scheduled during our breaks whenever possible.
If your child misses school, they are missing out on important learning!
Our school staff will be scheduling SART (School Attendance Review Team) meetings with parents/guardians, calling home, and doing home visits for students who are chronically absent (missing 10% of school or excessive tardies).
Thank you for helping to get your child to school every day and one time!
PARKING, DROP-OFF, AND PICK-UP
All of us at Loma Verde want to thank our families and community members in advance for their patience and understanding as we try to accommodate the many vehicles that arrive each morning and afternoon at our school. We strongly recommend that families use the drop-off and pick-up areas we have established at school. Drop off students only in the drop-off zone.
If you must leave your car, park in the parking lot, not the bus loop.
NO Dogs during arrival and dismissal.
Please do not park in RESERVED spaces or the staff parking lot.
Students must walk bikes on the sidewalk.
The drop-off window is between 7:15-7:50 AM for students that are eating breakfast on campus and 7:30-8:00 AM for students that are not having breakfast at school. Students will line up on the blacktop in the morning between 7:30-8:00 AM where they will be supervised by Loma Verde staff. Each class has a designated place to line up. Teachers will pick their classes up on the blacktop at 8:00 AM. Instruction begins at 8:00 every day. Your child will be considered tardy if they are not on campus by 8:00 AM.
Kinder, TK, SDC preschool, and preschool parents: please follow your teacher’s instructions regarding drop-off.
Students who are not picked up by 2:45 pm (1:15 pm on minimum days) will be escorted to the office and must sign in. The person picking up the child must come to the office to sign him/her out.
Parents may come onto campus from 2:30-2:45 PM (1:00-1:15 minimum days) to pick up their child(ren). Please pick up your child outside the classroom and leave campus promptly. Gates will be locked at 2:45 PM and 1:15 PM on minimum days.
For everyone’s safety BE PATIENT, KIND, and CONSIDERATE.
Donations Needed!
DONATION IS NEEDED for cases of water in our classrooms. If you are able to donate a case of water please drop it off at the school office between 8:00 am – 4:00 pm. Thank you!
LOST AND FOUND
Please note that the lost and found rack will be at the front of the school by the office. Remember to use a permanent marker to put your child’s name on jackets, sweaters, lunch bags, and water bottles.
Gently Used Uniforms Needed
Has your child outgrown their school uniform from last year? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office. We are also accepting donations of new, packaged underwear for this purpose.
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
Do you receive emails and communication from our district?
Opt-in to CVESD text messages (including emergencies by texting “Y” to 67587. Be sure to check www.cvesd.org and bookmark our district’s website and follow its social media:
Our school/District utilizes the SchoolMessenger system to deliver text messages, straight to your mobile phone with important information about events, school closings, safety alerts and more. You can participate in this free service* just by sending a text message of “Y” or “Yes” to our school’s short code number, 67587. Click here for more information.
FOLLOW UP ON SOCIAL MEDIA!
Loma Verde Twitter – @lomaverdeschool Our hashtag is #lomalearns
Welcome Back to School, Wildcats! We hope you had a safe and fun Spring Break! Students return for a MINIMUM DAY on Monday, April 7. TK-6th grade dismissal is at 1:00.
Hello Loma Verde Wildcat Families!
As we enter the final 10 weeks of the school year, we’re thrilled to continue our learning journey together. Your child’s consistent attendance, EVERY DAY and ON TIME, is essential for maximizing their educational experience.
Please take a moment to review the important dates, parent involvement opportunities, and upcoming special events outlined below. Don’t forget that our LEAD club sign-up for the 4th quarter remains open this week. Refer to the information below to enroll your child in before and after-school clubs.
Your ongoing support of our school and your child’s education is immensely valued. If you have any questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to reach out.
Registration is now open! Be sure to sign up and secure your spot.
We’re excited to announce three new clubs for our students: 🎮 Game Lab – Thursdays (2:45-3:45 PM) & Fridays (1:15-2:15 PM) for 4th-6th graders 📖 Comic Collective Club – Wednesdays & Thursdays (2:45-3:45 PM) for 4th-6th graders 🎨 Fuse Beads Club – Wednesdays & Fridays (7:00-7:45 AM) for Kinder-6th graders
Additionally, we’ve made a couple of updates: 🖌️ Little Artists now meets on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, & Thursdays (2:45-4:15 PM) 🏐 Volleyball has moved to Tuesdays & Thursdays (2:45-4:15 PM)
It’s time to sign up for the spring session of Saturday Scholars! This program gives your child a great opportunity to expand their STEM learning. This is our 33rd year partnering with the Navy to bring exciting learning to our students!
This session will focus on military medicine. Students will explore fields like cardiovascular technician, medical laboratory technician, preventive medicine technician, and independent duty corpsman.
On the first day, Loma Verde students will visit a state-of-the-art military training center where Navy sailors train to become medical professionals. After the visit, students will choose a field to research.
The session runs April–May and is open to 4th, 5th, and 6th graders.
For more details, please see Mr. Hemmingway or visit the front office. Don’t miss out on this very special learning opportunity!
The Loam Verde Variety Show will take place at the end of the quarter. If your child is interested in participating as an actor or performing their talent, please email judy.fisher@cvesd.org and pick up a registration form in the office. We are excited to see our talented students show off their amazing skills! Thank you to Ms. Fisher for organizing this special event for our Wildcats.
Picture of the Week
On Friday, 3/21, we celebrated “Slime the Principal and Staff Day” for reaching our 2025 YMCA fundraising goal! 🎉 Thank you for your generous donations and for supporting our school and community. We couldn’t have done it without you!
Loma Verde Elementary offers both the Dual Immersion (English & Spanish 50/50) program and English-only classes in Transitional Kindergarten through 6th grade. Call 619-420-3940 for more information or click here to register.
Whether your student is in transitional kindergarten through 6th grade or a returning student, you can register them for the upcoming year. Select district charter schools also accept grades 7th through 12th grade registrations.
Open Enrollment for the 2025-26 school year will open on February 12, 2025, at 9 a.m. and Continuing Enrollment for the 2025-26 school year will open on May 27, 2025, at 9 a.m. Click here for the CVESD enrollment links.
Enrollments for the 2024-25 school year are still open and will be available until the end of the 2024-25 school year.
Have you changed your address, email address, or phone number since the start of the school year? Please notify the office in case we need to contact you in an emergency.
2025-26 School Year-Round Calendar
Click here for the 2025-2026 school calendar is now available! You can find it posted on both the district and our website. We’ve included all the key dates for the upcoming school year. Please be sure to plan family events around our scheduled school breaks so that students can attend school every day. Remember, we are on a modified year-round calendar, and school will start on July 23, 2025! Click Here for the 2025-2026 CVESD School Calendar
Student Start Date: July 23, 2025
Student End Date: June 5, 2026
Key breaks include:
Fall Break: September 22– October 3, 2025
Thanksgiving Break: November 24 – November 28, 2025
Winter Break: December 22, 2025 – January 12, 2026
Spring Break: March 23 – April 3, 2026
Volunteers Needed!
Our school loves Family Volunteers!
Loma Verde’s PTO needs volunteers to help run its events. Please contact the school office at (619) 420-3940 or our PTO Vice Chair Mr. Faustino Lopez at top.lopez@gmail.com with the days/times you are available.
We need parent and community volunteers to help monitor student safety in the parking lot around our school at drop-off and dismissal time! Our Wildcat volunteers work with school staff to serve as an extra set of eyes to keep kids safe outside of our school gates. Any interested volunteers should contact Mrs. Watson or Mrs. Icela in the office or call (619) 420-3940.
If you are able to volunteer for any of the events below, please let us know!
4/25 5:30 Family Movie Night (in auditorium)
Parking Lot Safety 7:40-8:00 a.m. or 2:30-2:40 p.m.
Morning Running/Walking Club 7:30-7:55 a.m. Monday-Friday (club supervision needed to monitor students who run laps)
REMINDERS
EVERY MINUTE COUNTS! School starts at 8:00 a.m. Students need to be on the blacktop at this time and teachers will walk them to class. We ask all parents to exit promptly by 8:00 a.m. so that we can lock the gate after the bell.
Please send a water bottle with your child. Water bottles can be filled at the classroom sink or outside drinking fountains. Please send only plain water in student water bottles.
NO Gatorade, Prime, juice, etc., as this stains our carpets and attracts pests.
Label lunch boxes, water bottles, and sweaters with your child’s name.
Students are required to wear their school uniform every day unless a Uniform Waiver has been turned in to the office.
Students should not bring toys, cards, unnecessary gadgets, or electronics to school unless approved by the classroom teacher.
No sharing of food is allowed.
NO GUM AND NO CANDY, please.
REMINDER:Students need to be at school every day, arrive on time (before 8:00 a.m.), and stay in school for the entire day.
Week #29 TK-6th grade attendance average: 93.6% (Goal is 98% or higher)
Yearly to date (8/19/24-3/21/25) average attendance: 94.3% (Goal is 98%)
Did you know that being just 5 minutes late each day can add up to a significant loss of learning time over the school year? Every minute matters! Please take a moment to talk with your child about the importance of arriving at school on time every day.
Here’s what you need to know:
Line-up Time: Students should be lined up on the blacktop by 7:55 am.
Start Time: Classes begin promptly at 8:00 am.
Gates Close: For the safety and security of our campus, all gates will close at 8:00 am.
After this time, students will need to enter through the office and will be marked tardy.
Help your child build strong habits and maximize their learning time. Being on time sets the tone for a successful day!
DID YOU KNOW?
Students should only miss school if they are sick. Those with symptoms can return with a negative Covid test, no fever for 24 hours without fever-reducing medication, and symptoms improving. STUDENTS DO NOT NEED TO BE SYMPTOM-FREE to attend school. We have plenty of rapid tests at school–just ask in the office. If you have a special circumstance and need an independent study, please let us know.
Please make sure your child is here by 7:55 a.m. and lined up on the blacktop (1st-6th grade) or by the classroom (TK-kinder). If they arrive after 8:00, they will be marked tardy.
We begin a secure campus at 8:00 a.m. Parents/guardians must exit promptly at 8:00. Thank you.
Students can arrive as early as 7:15 a.m.
FREE breakfast is served from 7:15 a.m. to 7:50 a.m.
If your child/children are absent it is very important to call the office to report the reason for the absence (619-420-3940). Please leave a voicemail or send an email to lomaverdeschool@cvesd.org.
Absences that are not reported will be considered UNEXCUSED. After 3 unexcused absences and/or tardies you will receive a truancy letter.
If you pick up your child/children early and/or they are tardy for personal reasons this is considered unexcused.
Remember to bring a doctor’s note. Vacations, dentist, and doctor visits should be scheduled during our breaks whenever possible.
If your child misses school, they are missing out on important learning!
Our school staff will be scheduling SART (School Attendance Review Team) meetings with parents/guardians, calling home, and doing home visits for students who are chronically absent (missing 10% of school or excessive tardies).
Thank you for helping to get your child to school every day and one time!
PARKING, DROP-OFF, AND PICK-UP
All of us at Loma Verde want to thank our families and community members in advance for their patience and understanding as we try to accommodate the many vehicles that arrive each morning and afternoon at our school. We strongly recommend that families use the drop-off and pick-up areas we have established at school. Drop off students only in the drop-off zone.
If you must leave your car, park in the parking lot, not the bus loop.
NO Dogs during arrival and dismissal.
Please do not park in RESERVED spaces or the staff parking lot.
Students must walk bikes on the sidewalk.
The drop-off window is between 7:15-7:50 AM for students that are eating breakfast on campus and 7:30-8:00 AM for students that are not having breakfast at school. Students will line up on the blacktop in the morning between 7:30-8:00 AM where they will be supervised by Loma Verde staff. Each class has a designated place to line up. Teachers will pick their classes up on the blacktop at 8:00 AM. Instruction begins at 8:00 every day. Your child will be considered tardy if they are not on campus by 8:00 AM.
Kinder, TK, SDC preschool, and preschool parents: please follow your teacher’s instructions regarding drop-off.
Students who are not picked up by 2:45 pm (1:15 pm on minimum days) will be escorted to the office and must sign in. The person picking up the child must come to the office to sign him/her out.
Parents may come onto campus from 2:30-2:45 PM (1:00-1:15 minimum days) to pick up their child(ren). Please pick up your child outside the classroom and leave campus promptly. Gates will be locked at 2:45 PM and 1:15 PM on minimum days.
For everyone’s safety BE PATIENT, KIND, and CONSIDERATE.
Donations Needed!
DONATION IS NEEDED for cases of water in our classrooms. If you are able to donate a case of water please drop it off at the school office between 8:00 am – 4:00 pm. Thank you!
LOST AND FOUND
Please note that the lost and found rack will be at the front of the school by the office. Remember to use a permanent marker to put your child’s name on jackets, sweaters, lunch bags, and water bottles.
Gently Used Uniforms Needed
Has your child outgrown their school uniform from last year? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office. We are also accepting donations of new, packaged underwear for this purpose.
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
Do you receive emails and communication from our district?
Opt-in to CVESD text messages (including emergencies by texting “Y” to 67587. Be sure to check www.cvesd.org and bookmark our district’s website and follow its social media:
Our school/District utilizes the SchoolMessenger system to deliver text messages, straight to your mobile phone with important information about events, school closings, safety alerts and more. You can participate in this free service* just by sending a text message of “Y” or “Yes” to our school’s short code number, 67587. Click here for more information.
FOLLOW UP ON SOCIAL MEDIA!
Loma Verde Twitter – @lomaverdeschool Our hashtag is #lomalearns
Stop by the auditorium Monday-Thursday between 1:00-4:00 to see art from all kindergarten – 6th grade students. Thank you, Mr. Medrano, for showcasing our talented artists!
SPRING BREAK3/24-4/4
It is hard to believe our next break starts in one week! Spring Break begins on March 24 and continues through April 1. Students will return to school on Monday, April 4th. It will be a minimum day. We hope you enjoy the time off with your children. We encourage all our students to continue reading and practicing math over the break. Also, you may want to have your 3rd-6th grade child practice a few sample test items to help prepare for CAASPP testing in May: Practice Tests. Thank you for your support!
Loma Verde Parent Teacher Conferences March 13-March 20:
Our Spring Parent-Teacher conferences began on Thursday, March 13th, and ends on Thursday, March 20th. All students will have minimum days during parent-teacher conferences with dismissal at 1:00 pm for TK-6th grade. This is a wonderful opportunity to discuss your child’s progress. Every family is expected to participate in a conference so please reach out to your classroom teacher if you haven’t scheduled a conference time yet.
Whether your student is in transitional kindergarten through 6th grade or a returning student, you can register them for the upcoming year. Select district charter schools also accept grades 7th through 12th grade registrations.
Open Enrollment for the 2025-26 school year will open on February 12, 2025, at 9 a.m. and Continuing Enrollment for the 2025-26 school year will open on May 27, 2025, at 9 a.m. Click here for the CVESD enrollment links.
Enrollments for the 2024-25 school year are still open and will be available until the end of the 2024-25 school year.
ALL ABOUT PRESCHOOL
Join the Early Childhood Education Department on 3/18/25 for an engaging and informative session on preparing your child for preschool! Enjoy complimentary childcare, food, valuable resources, and the opportunity to win exciting prizes. Doors will be open 15 minutes before each session. Don’t miss this chance to set your child up for success! Look below for details.
2025-26 School Year-Round Calendar
Click here for the 2025-2026 school calendar is now available! You can find it posted on both the district and our website. We’ve included all the key dates for the upcoming school year. Please be sure to plan family events around our scheduled school breaks so that students can attend school every day. Remember, we are on a modified year-round calendar, and school will start on July 23, 2025! Click Here for the 2025-2026 CVESD School Calendar
Student Start Date: July 23, 2025
Student End Date: June 5, 2026
Key breaks include:
Fall Break: September 22– October 3, 2025
Thanksgiving Break: November 24 – November 28, 2025
Winter Break: December 22, 2025 – January 12, 2026
Spring Break: March 23 – April 3, 2026
Volunteers Needed!
Our school loves Family Volunteers!
Loma Verde’s PTO needs volunteers to help run its events. Please contact the school office at (619) 420-3940 or our PTO Vice Chair Mr. Faustino Lopez at top.lopez@gmail.com with the days/times you are available.
We need parent and community volunteers to help monitor student safety in the parking lot around our school at drop-off and dismissal time! Our Wildcat volunteers work with school staff to serve as an extra set of eyes to keep kids safe outside of our school gates. Any interested volunteers should contact Mrs. Watson or Mrs. Icela in the office or call (619) 420-3940.
If you are able to volunteer for any of the events below, please let us know!
Parking Lot Safety 7:40-8:00 a.m. or 2:30-2:40 p.m.
Morning Running/Walking Club 7:30-7:55 a.m. Monday-Friday (club supervision needed to monitor students who run laps)
LOMA VERDE SPIRIT GEAR IS FOR SALE!
We are selling Loma Verde spirit shirts and hoodies at school. The T-shirts are $13 and the sweatshirts cost $33. (Cash only at this time.) Students can wear the spirit t-shirts and sweatshirt any day of the week OR the uniform shirt. Order forms can be picked up in the office or click here. Let’s show our school spirit, Wildcats! Please make sure to write your child’s first and last name inside their hoodie.
REMINDERS
EVERY MINUTE COUNTS! School starts at 8:00 a.m. Students need to be on the blacktop at this time and teachers will walk them to class. We ask all parents to exit promptly by 8:00 a.m. so that we can lock the gate after the bell.
Please send a water bottle with your child. Water bottles can be filled at the classroom sink or outside drinking fountains. Please send only plain water in student water bottles.
NO Gatorade, Prime, juice, etc., as this stains our carpets and attracts pests.
Label lunch boxes, water bottles, and sweaters with your child’s name.
Students are required to wear their school uniform every day unless a Uniform Waiver has been turned in to the office.
Students should not bring toys, cards, unnecessary gadgets, or electronics to school unless approved by the classroom teacher.
No sharing of food is allowed.
NO GUM AND NO CANDY, please.
REMINDER:Students need to be at school every day, arrive on time (before 8:00 a.m.), and stay in school for the entire day.
Week #28 TK-6th grade attendance average: 94.3% (Goal is 98% or higher)
Yearly to date (8/19/24-3/14/25) average attendance: 93.3% (Goal is 98%)
Did you know that being just 5 minutes late each day can add up to a significant loss of learning time over the school year? Every minute matters! Please take a moment to talk with your child about the importance of arriving at school on time every day.
Here’s what you need to know:
Line-up Time: Students should be lined up on the blacktop by 7:55 am.
Start Time: Classes begin promptly at 8:00 am.
Gates Close: For the safety and security of our campus, all gates will close at 8:00 am.
After this time, students will need to enter through the office and will be marked tardy.
Help your child build strong habits and maximize their learning time. Being on time sets the tone for a successful day!
DID YOU KNOW?
Students should only miss school if they are sick. Those with symptoms can return with a negative Covid test, no fever for 24 hours without fever-reducing medication, and symptoms improving. STUDENTS DO NOT NEED TO BE SYMPTOM-FREE to attend school. We have plenty of rapid tests at school–just ask in the office. If you have a special circumstance and need an independent study, please let us know.
Please make sure your child is here by 7:55 a.m. and lined up on the blacktop (1st-6th grade) or by the classroom (TK-kinder). If they arrive after 8:00, they will be marked tardy.
We begin a secure campus at 8:00 a.m. Parents/guardians must exit promptly at 8:00. Thank you.
Students can arrive as early as 7:15 a.m.
FREE breakfast is served from 7:15 a.m. to 7:50 a.m.
If your child/children are absent it is very important to call the office to report the reason for the absence (619-420-3940). Please leave a voicemail or send an email to lomaverdeschool@cvesd.org.
Absences that are not reported will be considered UNEXCUSED. After 3 unexcused absences and/or tardies you will receive a truancy letter.
If you pick up your child/children early and/or they are tardy for personal reasons this is considered unexcused.
Remember to bring a doctor’s note. Vacations, dentist, and doctor visits should be scheduled during our breaks whenever possible.
If your child misses school, they are missing out on important learning!
Our school staff will be scheduling SART (School Attendance Review Team) meetings with parents/guardians, calling home, and doing home visits for students who are chronically absent (missing 10% of school or excessive tardies).
Thank you for helping to get your child to school every day and one time!
PARKING, DROP-OFF, AND PICK-UP
All of us at Loma Verde want to thank our families and community members in advance for their patience and understanding as we try to accommodate the many vehicles that arrive each morning and afternoon at our school. We strongly recommend that families use the drop-off and pick-up areas we have established at school. Drop off students only in the drop-off zone.
If you must leave your car, park in the parking lot, not the bus loop.
NO Dogs during arrival and dismissal.
Please do not park in RESERVED spaces or the staff parking lot.
Students must walk bikes on the sidewalk.
The drop-off window is between 7:15-7:50 AM for students that are eating breakfast on campus and 7:30-8:00 AM for students that are not having breakfast at school. Students will line up on the blacktop in the morning between 7:30-8:00 AM where they will be supervised by Loma Verde staff. Each class has a designated place to line up. Teachers will pick their classes up on the blacktop at 8:00 AM. Instruction begins at 8:00 every day. Your child will be considered tardy if they are not on campus by 8:00 AM.
Kinder, TK, SDC preschool, and preschool parents: please follow your teacher’s instructions regarding drop-off.
Students who are not picked up by 2:45 pm (1:15 pm on minimum days) will be escorted to the office and must sign in. The person picking up the child must come to the office to sign him/her out.
Parents may come onto campus from 2:30-2:45 PM (1:00-1:15 minimum days) to pick up their child(ren). Please pick up your child outside the classroom and leave campus promptly. Gates will be locked at 2:45 PM and 1:15 PM on minimum days.
For everyone’s safety BE PATIENT, KIND, and CONSIDERATE.
Donations Needed!
DONATION IS NEEDED for cases of water in our classrooms. If you are able to donate a case of water please drop it off at the school office between 8:00 am – 4:00 pm. Thank you!
LOST AND FOUND
Please note that the lost and found rack will be at the front of the school by the office. Remember to use a permanent marker to put your child’s name on jackets, sweaters, lunch bags, and water bottles.
Gently Used Uniforms Needed
Has your child outgrown their school uniform from last year? The Loma Verde Health Office needs donations of clean uniform clothes to have on hand for children who need to change clothes. If you have any clean children’s uniform shirts, shorts, pants, or skirts that you no longer need, please bring them to the health office. We are also accepting donations of new, packaged underwear for this purpose.
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
Do you receive emails and communication from our district?
Opt-in to CVESD text messages (including emergencies by texting “Y” to 67587. Be sure to check www.cvesd.org and bookmark our district’s website and follow its social media:
Our school/District utilizes the SchoolMessenger system to deliver text messages, straight to your mobile phone with important information about events, school closings, safety alerts and more. You can participate in this free service* just by sending a text message of “Y” or “Yes” to our school’s short code number, 67587. Click here for more information.
FOLLOW UP ON SOCIAL MEDIA!
Loma Verde Twitter – @lomaverdeschool Our hashtag is #lomalearns
We’re so excited to kick off another great week of learning together! Our Kinder through 6th-grade English Learners are finishing up their ELPAC testing, and with just 10 days left in the quarter, it’s more important than ever for your child to be at school EVERY DAY and ON TIME to make the most of their learning.
Also, parent-teacher conferences are coming up soon—running from Thursday, 3/13, through Thursday, 3/20. Your child’s teacher has shared details on how to sign up, but if you need any help scheduling, please reach out to the office—we’re happy to assist!
Be sure to check out the important dates and parent involvement opportunities below. And don’t miss the amazing snapshots of all the wonderful learning happening here at Loma Verde!
Thank you for your ongoing support—we truly appreciate all you do for our school and your child’s education!
With gratitude, Mrs. Bree Watson
PLEASE HELP!Annual YMCA Giving CampaignCoin Drive
We’re thrilled to share that we’ve raised $817 toward our $850 goal to support the YMCA—but we still need your help! Every contribution counts, whether it’s a few coins or a few dollars.
We’re hosting a class coin drive, and if we reach our schoolwide goal, students will get the chance to slime the principal and staff on March 12, 2025!
Each class will have a donation box for spare change or cash, and you can also spread the word by sharing this link with family and friends: https://give.classy.org/LomaVerdeElementary.
Your donations will help fund the YMCA after-school program, camps, intersession programs, scholarships, and other fantastic initiatives that support our community.
We truly appreciate everything the YMCA does for Loma Verde families! Donations are due by March 12, 2025. Thank you for your generosity and support!
English Language Proficiency Assessment for California (ELPAC) Summative Test
The English Language Proficiency Assessment for California (ELPAC) testing is going on now. If your child is an English learner, they will be tested between February 3rd and March 21st.
Kindergarten through 2nd grade students will start one-on-one testing this week.
4th-6th grade English Learners will test the week of 3/10
Please remind your child that this is an important assessment. Thank you for your support!
Click on the links below for parent resources and links to the ELPAC Practice Tests.
It’s almost time for parent-teacher conferences as we approach the end of the quarter! You should be receiving, or may have already received, information from your child’s teacher about our spring Parent-Teacher conferences, scheduled for March 13-20, 2025.
Our teachers are looking forward to meeting with each parent or legal guardian. Please try to honor your scheduled conference time, or let us know if you need to reschedule. Many of our spring conferences are student-led, giving your child the chance to share their learning journey with you. We’re excited to meet with you and discuss your child’s growth this year!
Important Note: All students will have minimum days during parent-teacher conferences, with dismissal at 1:00 pm for TK-6th grade. Every family is expected to participate in a conference, so please reach out to your classroom teacher if you haven’t scheduled a conference time yet.
Tips for Parents: To make the most of your conference, here are some helpful questions to ask:
Academic Progress: How is my child doing in their subjects? Are there any areas where they shine or might need extra help?
Social Development: How does my child get along with their classmates? Are there any social skills they should work on?
Behavior and Participation: How does my child behave in class? Are they engaged and participating actively?
Support at Home: What can we do at home to support my child’s learning and development?
We hope these tips help you have a great conference experience. Thank you for your continued support and involvement!
REMINDER: Do Not Bring Toys, Cards, Gadgets, or Electronics Devices to School
Students should not bring toys, cards, unnecessary gadgets, or electronics to school unless approved by the classroom teacher. Please leave all toys, fidgets, pop-its, and other items at home. Thank you for your cooperation.
Don’t forget to set your clocks one hour ahead next weekend. It’s that time of year to “Spring Forward.” Daylight Saving Time officially begins at 2 a.m. Sunday, March 9, 2025.
Thank You For Attending the PTO Spring Family Dance!
Thank you to our amazing PTO parent group that organized a fantastic Neon Family Dance! Over 200 people attended the event last Friday night. We appreciate all the time, talent, and energy of the PTO parents! Thank you to the staff members who attended the dance!
Read Across Loma Verde Week!
SPRING BREAK3/24-4/4
It is hard to believe our next break starts in two weeks! Spring Break begins on March 24 and continues through April 1. Students will return to school on Monday, April 4th. It will be a minimum day. We hope you enjoy the time off with your children. We encourage all our students to continue reading and practicing math over the break. Also, you may want to have your 3rd-6th grade child practice a few sample test items to help prepare for CAASPP testing in May: Practice Tests. Thank you for your support!
Whether your student is in transitional kindergarten through 6th grade or a returning student, you can register them for the upcoming year. Select district charter schools also accept grades 7th through 12th grade registrations.
Open Enrollment for the 2025-26 school year will open on February 12, 2025, at 9 a.m. and Continuing Enrollment for the 2025-26 school year will open on May 27, 2025, at 9 a.m. Click here for the CVESD enrollment links.
Enrollments for the 2024-25 school year are still open and will be available until the end of the 2024-25 school year.
ALL ABOUT PRESCHOOL
Join the Early Childhood Education Department on 3/18/25 for an engaging and informative session on preparing your child for preschool! Enjoy complimentary childcare, food, valuable resources, and the opportunity to win exciting prizes. Doors will be open 15 minutes before each session. Don’t miss this chance to set your child up for success! Look below for details.
2025-26 School Year-Round Calendar
Click here for the 2025-2026 school calendar is now available! You can find it posted on both the district and our website. We’ve included all the key dates for the upcoming school year. Please be sure to plan family events around our scheduled school breaks so that students can attend school every day. Remember, we are on a modified year-round calendar, and school will start on July 23, 2025! Click Here for the 2025-2026 CVESD School Calendar
Student Start Date: July 23, 2025
Student End Date: June 5, 2026
Key breaks include:
Fall Break: September 22– October 3, 2025
Thanksgiving Break: November 24 – November 28, 2025
Winter Break: December 22, 2025 – January 12, 2026
Spring Break: March 23 – April 3, 2026
Volunteers Needed!
Our school loves Family Volunteers!
Loma Verde’s PTO needs volunteers to help run its events. Please contact the school office at (619) 420-3940 or our PTO Vice Chair Mr. Faustino Lopez at top.lopez@gmail.com with the days/times you are available.
We need parent and community volunteers to help monitor student safety in the parking lot around our school at drop-off and dismissal time! Our Wildcat volunteers work with school staff to serve as an extra set of eyes to keep kids safe outside of our school gates. Any interested volunteers should contact Mrs. Watson or Mrs. Icela in the office or call (619) 420-3940.
If you are able to volunteer for any of the events below, please let us know!
Parking Lot Safety 7:40-8:00 a.m. or 2:30-2:40 p.m.
Morning Running/Walking Club 7:30-7:55 a.m. Monday-Friday (club supervision needed to monitor students who run laps)
LOMA VERDE SPIRIT GEAR IS FOR SALE!
We are selling Loma Verde spirit shirts and hoodies at school. The T-shirts are $13 and the sweatshirts cost $33. (Cash only at this time.) Students can wear the spirit t-shirts and sweatshirt any day of the week OR the uniform shirt. Order forms can be picked up in the office or click here. Let’s show our school spirit, Wildcats! Please make sure to write your child’s first and last name inside their hoodie.
REMINDERS
EVERY MINUTE COUNTS! School starts at 8:00 a.m. Students need to be on the blacktop at this time and teachers will walk them to class. We ask all parents to exit promptly by 8:00 a.m. so that we can lock the gate after the bell.
Please send a water bottle with your child. Water bottles can be filled at the classroom sink or outside drinking fountains. Please send only plain water in student water bottles.
NO Gatorade, Prime, juice, etc., as this stains our carpets and attracts pests.
Label lunch boxes, water bottles, and sweaters with your child’s name.
Students are required to wear their school uniform every day unless a Uniform Waiver has been turned in to the office.
Students should not bring toys, cards, unnecessary gadgets, or electronics to school unless approved by the classroom teacher.
No sharing of food is allowed.
NO GUM AND NO CANDY, please.
REMINDER:Students need to be at school every day, arrive on time (before 8:00 a.m.), and stay in school for the entire day.
Week #27 TK-6th grade attendance average: 94.3% (Goal is 98% or higher)
Yearly to date (8/19/24-3/7/25) average attendance: 94.3% (Goal is 98%)
Did you know that being just 5 minutes late each day can add up to a significant loss of learning time over the school year? Every minute matters! Please take a moment to talk with your child about the importance of arriving at school on time every day.
Here’s what you need to know:
Line-up Time: Students should be lined up on the blacktop by 7:55 am.
Start Time: Classes begin promptly at 8:00 am.
Gates Close: For the safety and security of our campus, all gates will close at 8:00 am.
After this time, students will need to enter through the office and will be marked tardy.
Help your child build strong habits and maximize their learning time. Being on time sets the tone for a successful day!
DID YOU KNOW?
Students should only miss school if they are sick. Those with symptoms can return with a negative Covid test, no fever for 24 hours without fever-reducing medication, and symptoms improving. STUDENTS DO NOT NEED TO BE SYMPTOM-FREE to attend school. We have plenty of rapid tests at school–just ask in the office. If you have a special circumstance and need an independent study, please let us know.
Please make sure your child is here by 7:55 a.m. and lined up on the blacktop (1st-6th grade) or by the classroom (TK-kinder). If they arrive after 8:00, they will be marked tardy.
We begin a secure campus at 8:00 a.m. Parents/guardians must exit promptly at 8:00. Thank you.
Students can arrive as early as 7:15 a.m.
FREE breakfast is served from 7:15 a.m. to 7:50 a.m.
If your child/children are absent it is very important to call the office to report the reason for the absence (619-420-3940). Please leave a voicemail or send an email to lomaverdeschool@cvesd.org.
Absences that are not reported will be considered UNEXCUSED. After 3 unexcused absences and/or tardies you will receive a truancy letter.
If you pick up your child/children early and/or they are tardy for personal reasons this is considered unexcused.
Remember to bring a doctor’s note. Vacations, dentist, and doctor visits should be scheduled during our breaks whenever possible.
If your child misses school, they are missing out on important learning!
Our school staff will be scheduling SART (School Attendance Review Team) meetings with parents/guardians, calling home, and doing home visits for students who are chronically absent (missing 10% of school or excessive tardies).
Thank you for helping to get your child to school every day and one time!
PARKING, DROP-OFF, AND PICK-UP
All of us at Loma Verde want to thank our families and community members in advance for their patience and understanding as we try to accommodate the many vehicles that arrive each morning and afternoon at our school. We strongly recommend that families use the drop-off and pick-up areas we have established at school. Drop off students only in the drop-off zone.
If you must leave your car, park in the parking lot, not the bus loop.
NO Dogs during arrival and dismissal.
Please do not park in RESERVED spaces or the staff parking lot.
Students must walk bikes on the sidewalk.
The drop-off window is between 7:15-7:50 AM for students that are eating breakfast on campus and 7:30-8:00 AM for students that are not having breakfast at school. Students will line up on the blacktop in the morning between 7:30-8:00 AM where they will be supervised by Loma Verde staff. Each class has a designated place to line up. Teachers will pick their classes up on the blacktop at 8:00 AM. Instruction begins at 8:00 every day. Your child will be considered tardy if they are not on campus by 8:00 AM.
Kinder, TK, SDC preschool, and preschool parents: please follow your teacher’s instructions regarding drop-off.
Students who are not picked up by 2:45 pm (1:15 pm on minimum days) will be escorted to the office and must sign in. The person picking up the child must come to the office to sign him/her out.
Parents may come onto campus from 2:30-2:45 PM (1:00-1:15 minimum days) to pick up their child(ren). Please pick up your child outside the classroom and leave campus promptly. Gates will be locked at 2:45 PM and 1:15 PM on minimum days.
For everyone’s safety BE PATIENT, KIND, and CONSIDERATE.
Donations Needed!
DONATION IS NEEDED for cases of water in our classrooms. If you are able to donate a case of water please drop it off at the school office between 8:00 am – 4:00 pm. Thank you!
LOST AND FOUND
Please note that the lost and found rack will be at the front of the school by the office. Remember to use a permanent marker to put your child’s name on jackets, sweaters, lunch bags, and water bottles.
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
Do you receive emails and communication from our district?
Opt-in to CVESD text messages (including emergencies by texting “Y” to 67587. Be sure to check www.cvesd.org and bookmark our district’s website and follow its social media:
Our school/District utilizes the SchoolMessenger system to deliver text messages, straight to your mobile phone with important information about events, school closings, safety alerts and more. You can participate in this free service* just by sending a text message of “Y” or “Yes” to our school’s short code number, 67587. Click here for more information.
FOLLOW UP ON SOCIAL MEDIA!
Loma Verde Twitter – @lomaverdeschool Our hashtag is #lomalearns
We’re so excited for another great week of learning together! Starting Monday, 3/3, our 3rd and 4th-grade English Learners (rooms 201, 202, and 205) will begin the ELPAC test. With just 15 days left in the quarter, it’s more important than ever for your child to be at school every day and on time so they can make the most of their learning.
Be sure to check out the important dates, parent involvement opportunities, and special events listed below—we’d love to see you there! Thank you for your continued support of our school and your child’s education. We truly appreciate you!
With gratitude, Mrs. Watson
PLEASE HELP!Annual YMCA Giving CampaignCoin Drive
We’re thrilled to share that we’ve raised $567 toward our $850 goal to support the YMCA—but we still need your help! Every contribution counts, whether it’s a few coins or a few dollars.
We’re hosting a class coin drive, and if we reach our schoolwide goal, students will get the chance to slime the principal and staff on March 7, 2025!
Each class will have a donation box for spare change or cash, and you can also spread the word by sharing this link with family and friends: https://give.classy.org/LomaVerdeElementary.
Your donations will help fund the YMCA after-school program, camps, intersession programs, scholarships, and other fantastic initiatives that support our community.
We truly appreciate everything the YMCA does for Loma Verde families! Donations are due by March 7, 2025. Thank you for your generosity and support!
Monday, 3/3 2025-26Interdistrict Transfer Permits process begins
Tuesday, 3/4 4:00-5:00 CVESD Parent Workshop: Conversations that Count @District offices at 84 East J Street (Families will learn all about emergency preparedness and safety)
Wednesday, 3/5 8:15 PTO Meeting @403
Thursday, 3/6 8:15-9:30 Read Across Loma Verde
Friday, 3/7 Last day for the YMCA Giving Campaign
Friday, 3/7 5:00 Loma Verde Spring Family Dance
Thursday, 3/13-Thursday, 3/20 Parent Teacher Conferences (Minimum Day 1:00 Dismissal)
Friday, 3/21 End of 3rd Quarter
Monday, 3/24-4/4 SPRING BREAK – NO SCHOOL
Monday, 4/7 Students Return – Start of 4th Quarter (minimum day 1:00 dismissal)
English Language Proficiency Assessment for California (ELPAC) Summative Test
The English Language Proficiency Assessment for California (ELPAC) testing is going on now. If your child is an English learner, they will be tested between February 3rd and March 21st.
4th and 5th graders will continue their one-on-one Speaking tests this week.
Kindergarten through 2nd grade students will start one-on-one testing this week.
3rd & 4th graders in room 201, 202 & 205 English Learners will test 3/3, 3/4, & 3/5
4th-6th grade English Learners will test the week of 3/10
Please remind your child that this is an important assessment. Thank you for your support!
Click on the links below for parent resources and links to the ELPAC Practice Tests.
Read Across America Loma Verde Spirit Week 3/3-3/7
WE NEED YOU! Read Across Loma Verde – Sign Up
Join Us for National Read Across America Day at Loma Verde Elementary!
We’re thrilled to celebrate Dr. Seuss’ love of reading with the nationwide “Read Across America” event on March 6th.
We need your help! Thursday, March 6, 2025, is our Community Readers Day, and we’d be delighted if you could join us between 8:15 and 9:30 a.m. to read a short book to a class or two. (You can pick a book from our library.)
If you can make it, please let us know by returning the Guest Reader Sign-Up Form to your child’s teacher before Wednesday, February 26, 2025. Don’t forget to indicate your preferred time slot(s)! We love having our community members volunteer their time at our school. It makes such a difference!
Tips for Parents: Reading to and with your children throughout elementary school is one of the best ways to support them as readers. Click here for tips on reading with your child.
Spring Parent Teacher Conferences 3/13-3/20
It’s almost time for parent-teacher conferences as we approach the end of the quarter! You should be receiving, or may have already received, information from your child’s teacher about our spring Parent-Teacher conferences, scheduled for March 13-20, 2025.
Our teachers are looking forward to meeting with each parent or legal guardian. Please try to honor your scheduled conference time, or let us know if you need to reschedule. Many of our spring conferences are student-led, giving your child the chance to share their learning journey with you. We’re excited to meet with you and discuss your child’s growth this year!
Important Note: All students will have minimum days during parent-teacher conferences, with dismissal at 1:00 pm for TK-6th grade. Every family is expected to participate in a conference, so please reach out to your classroom teacher if you haven’t scheduled a conference time yet.
Tips for Parents: To make the most of your conference, here are some helpful questions to ask:
Academic Progress: How is my child doing in their subjects? Are there any areas where they shine or might need extra help?
Social Development: How does my child get along with their classmates? Are there any social skills they should work on?
Behavior and Participation: How does my child behave in class? Are they engaged and participating actively?
Support at Home: What can we do at home to support my child’s learning and development?
We hope these tips help you have a great conference experience. Thank you for your continued support and involvement!
Whether your student is in transitional kindergarten through 6th grade or a returning student, you can register them for the upcoming year. Select district charter schools also accept grades 7th through 12th grade registrations.
Open Enrollment for the 2025-26 school year will open on February 12, 2025, at 9 a.m. and Continuing Enrollment for the 2025-26 school year will open on May 27, 2025, at 9 a.m. Click here for the CVESD enrollment links.
Enrollments for the 2024-25 school year are still open and will be available until the end of the 2024-25 school year.
2025-26 School Year-Round Calendar
Click here for the 2025-2026 school calendar is now available! You can find it posted on both the district and our website. We’ve included all the key dates for the upcoming school year. Please be sure to plan family events around our scheduled school breaks so that students can attend school every day. Remember, we are on a modified year-round calendar, and school will start on July 23, 2025! Click Here for the 2025-2026 CVESD School Calendar
Student Start Date: July 23, 2025
Student End Date: June 5, 2026
Key breaks include:
Fall Break: September 22– October 3, 2025
Thanksgiving Break: November 24 – November 28, 2025
Winter Break: December 22, 2025 – January 12, 2026
Spring Break: March 23 – April 3, 2026
Volunteers Needed!
Our school loves Family Volunteers!
Loma Verde’s PTO needs volunteers to help run its events. Please contact the school office at (619) 420-3940 or our PTO Vice Chair Mr. Faustino Lopez at top.lopez@gmail.com with the days/times you are available.
We need parent and community volunteers to help monitor student safety in the parking lot around our school at drop-off and dismissal time! Our Wildcat volunteers work with school staff to serve as an extra set of eyes to keep kids safe outside of our school gates. Any interested volunteers should contact Mrs. Watson or Mrs. Icela in the office or call (619) 420-3940.
If you are able to volunteer for any of the events below, please let us know!
Parking Lot Safety 7:40-8:00 a.m. or 2:30-2:40 p.m.
Morning Running/Walking Club 7:30-7:55 a.m. Monday-Friday (club supervision needed to monitor students who run laps)
LOMA VERDE SPIRIT GEAR IS FOR SALE!
We are selling Loma Verde spirit shirts and hoodies at school. The T-shirts are $13 and the sweatshirts cost $33. (Cash only at this time.) Students can wear the spirit t-shirts and sweatshirt any day of the week OR the uniform shirt. Order forms can be picked up in the office or click here. Let’s show our school spirit, Wildcats! Please make sure to write your child’s first and last name inside their hoodie.
REMINDERS
EVERY MINUTE COUNTS! School starts at 8:00 a.m. Students need to be on the blacktop at this time and teachers will walk them to class. We ask all parents to exit promptly by 8:00 a.m. so that we can lock the gate after the bell.
Please send a water bottle with your child. Water bottles can be filled at the classroom sink or outside drinking fountains. Please send only plain water in student water bottles.
NO Gatorade, Prime, juice, etc., as this stains our carpets and attracts pests.
Label lunch boxes, water bottles, and sweaters with your child’s name.
Students are required to wear their school uniform every day unless a Uniform Waiver has been turned in to the office.
Students should not bring toys, cards, unnecessary gadgets, or electronics to school unless approved by the classroom teacher.
No sharing of food is allowed.
NO GUM AND NO CANDY, please.
REMINDER:Students need to be at school every day, arrive on time (before 8:00 a.m.), and stay in school for the entire day.
Week #26 TK-6th grade attendance average: 94.2% (Goal is 98% or higher)
Yearly to date (8/19/24-2/28/25) average attendance: 94.3% (Goal is 98%)
Did you know that being just 5 minutes late each day can add up to a significant loss of learning time over the school year? Every minute matters! Please take a moment to talk with your child about the importance of arriving at school on time every day.
Here’s what you need to know:
Line-up Time: Students should be lined up on the blacktop by 7:55 am.
Start Time: Classes begin promptly at 8:00 am.
Gates Close: For the safety and security of our campus, all gates will close at 8:00 am.
After this time, students will need to enter through the office and will be marked tardy.
Help your child build strong habits and maximize their learning time. Being on time sets the tone for a successful day!
DID YOU KNOW?
Students should only miss school if they are sick. Those with symptoms can return with a negative Covid test, no fever for 24 hours without fever-reducing medication, and symptoms improving. STUDENTS DO NOT NEED TO BE SYMPTOM-FREE to attend school. We have plenty of rapid tests at school–just ask in the office. If you have a special circumstance and need an independent study, please let us know.
Please make sure your child is here by 7:55 a.m. and lined up on the blacktop (1st-6th grade) or by the classroom (TK-kinder). If they arrive after 8:00, they will be marked tardy.
We begin a secure campus at 8:00 a.m. Parents/guardians must exit promptly at 8:00. Thank you.
Students can arrive as early as 7:15 a.m.
FREE breakfast is served from 7:15 a.m. to 7:50 a.m.
If your child/children are absent it is very important to call the office to report the reason for the absence (619-420-3940). Please leave a voicemail or send an email to lomaverdeschool@cvesd.org.
Absences that are not reported will be considered UNEXCUSED. After 3 unexcused absences and/or tardies you will receive a truancy letter.
If you pick up your child/children early and/or they are tardy for personal reasons this is considered unexcused.
Remember to bring a doctor’s note. Vacations, dentist, and doctor visits should be scheduled during our breaks whenever possible.
If your child misses school, they are missing out on important learning!
Our school staff will be scheduling SART (School Attendance Review Team) meetings with parents/guardians, calling home, and doing home visits for students who are chronically absent (missing 10% of school or excessive tardies).
Thank you for helping to get your child to school every day and one time!
PARKING, DROP-OFF, AND PICK-UP
All of us at Loma Verde want to thank our families and community members in advance for their patience and understanding as we try to accommodate the many vehicles that arrive each morning and afternoon at our school. We strongly recommend that families use the drop-off and pick-up areas we have established at school. Drop off students only in the drop-off zone.
If you must leave your car, park in the parking lot, not the bus loop.
NO Dogs during arrival and dismissal.
Please do not park in RESERVED spaces or the staff parking lot.
Students must walk bikes on the sidewalk.
The drop-off window is between 7:15-7:50 AM for students that are eating breakfast on campus and 7:30-8:00 AM for students that are not having breakfast at school. Students will line up on the blacktop in the morning between 7:30-8:00 AM where they will be supervised by Loma Verde staff. Each class has a designated place to line up. Teachers will pick their classes up on the blacktop at 8:00 AM. Instruction begins at 8:00 every day. Your child will be considered tardy if they are not on campus by 8:00 AM.
Kinder, TK, SDC preschool, and preschool parents: please follow your teacher’s instructions regarding drop-off.
Students who are not picked up by 2:45 pm (1:15 pm on minimum days) will be escorted to the office and must sign in. The person picking up the child must come to the office to sign him/her out.
Parents may come onto campus from 2:30-2:45 PM (1:00-1:15 minimum days) to pick up their child(ren). Please pick up your child outside the classroom and leave campus promptly. Gates will be locked at 2:45 PM and 1:15 PM on minimum days.
For everyone’s safety BE PATIENT, KIND, and CONSIDERATE.
Donations Needed!
DONATION IS NEEDED for cases of water in our classrooms. If you are able to donate a case of water please drop it off at the school office between 8:00 am – 4:00 pm. Thank you!
LOST AND FOUND
Please note that the lost and found rack will be at the front of the school by the office. Remember to use a permanent marker to put your child’s name on jackets, sweaters, lunch bags, and water bottles.
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
Do you receive emails and communication from our district?
Opt-in to CVESD text messages (including emergencies by texting “Y” to 67587. Be sure to check www.cvesd.org and bookmark our district’s website and follow its social media:
Our school/District utilizes the SchoolMessenger system to deliver text messages, straight to your mobile phone with important information about events, school closings, safety alerts and more. You can participate in this free service* just by sending a text message of “Y” or “Yes” to our school’s short code number, 67587. Click here for more information.
FOLLOW UP ON SOCIAL MEDIA!
Loma Verde Twitter – @lomaverdeschool Our hashtag is #lomalearns
We’re thrilled to share that we’ve raised $157 toward our $850 goal to support the YMCA—but we still need your help! Every contribution counts, whether it’s a few coins or a few dollars.
We’re hosting a class coin drive, and if we reach our schoolwide goal, students will get the chance to slime the principal and staff on March 7, 2025!
Each class will have a donation box for spare change or cash, and you can also spread the word by sharing this link with family and friends: https://give.classy.org/LomaVerdeElementary.
Your donations will help fund the YMCA after-school program, camps, intersession programs, scholarships, and other fantastic initiatives that support our community.
We truly appreciate everything the YMCA does for Loma Verde families! Donations are due by March 7, 2025. Thank you for your generosity and support!
Wednesday, 2/12 9:00 AM 2024-2025 Open Enrollment Begins
Thursday, 2/27 Big Smiles Dental @ Loma Verde
Friday, 2/28 8:15 Loma Verde ELAC Meeting @Room 403
Friday, 2/28 1:00 Food Distribution
Monday, 3/3-Friday, 3/7 Read Across America Week
Tuesday, 3/4 4:00-5:00 CVESD Parent Workshop: Conversations that Count @District offices at 84 East J Street (Families will learn all about emergency preparedness and safety)
Wednesday, 3/5 8:15 PTO Meeting @403
Thursday, 3/6 8:15-9:30 Read Across Loma Verde
Friday, 3/7 Last day for the YMCA Giving Campaign
Friday, 3/7 5:00 Loma Verde Spring Family Dance
Thursday, 3/13-Thursday, 3/20 Parent Teacher Conferences (Minimum Day 1:00 Dismissal)
The ELPAC testing is going on now. If your child is an English learner, they will be tested between February 3rd and March 21st.
4th and 5th graders will continue their one-on-one Speaking tests this week.
Kindergarten through 2nd grade students will start one-on-one testing in two weeks.
3rd-6th graders will take the Listening, Reading, and Writing tests in March.
Please remind your child that this is an important assessment. Thank you for your support!
Read Across America Loma Verde Spirit Week 3/3-3/7
WE NEED YOU! Read Across Loma Verde – Sign Up
Join Us for National Read Across America Day at Loma Verde Elementary!
We’re thrilled to celebrate Dr. Seuss’ love of reading with the nationwide “Read Across America” event on March 6th.
We need your help! Thursday, March 6, 2025, is our Community Readers Day, and we’d be delighted if you could join us between 8:15 and 9:30 a.m. to read a short book to a class or two. (You can pick a book from our library.)
If you can make it, please let us know by returning the Guest Reader Sign-Up Form to your child’s teacher before Wednesday, February 26, 2025. Don’t forget to indicate your preferred time slot(s)! We love having our community members volunteer their time at our school. It makes such a difference!
Tips for Parents: Reading to and with your children throughout elementary school is one of the best ways to support them as readers. Click here for tips on reading with your child.
Spring Parent Teacher Conferences 3/13-3/20
March is just around the corner, and that means it’s almost time for parent-teacher conferences as we approach the end of the quarter! You should be receiving, or may have already received, information from your child’s teacher about our spring Parent-Teacher conferences, scheduled for March 13-20, 2025.
Our teachers are looking forward to meeting with each parent or legal guardian. Please try to honor your scheduled conference time, or let us know if you need to reschedule. Many of our spring conferences are student-led, giving your child the chance to share their learning journey with you. We’re excited to meet with you and discuss your child’s growth this year!
Important Note: All students will have minimum days during parent-teacher conferences, with dismissal at 1:00 pm for TK-6th grade. Every family is expected to participate in a conference, so please reach out to your classroom teacher if you haven’t scheduled a conference time yet.
Tips for Parents: To make the most of your conference, here are some helpful questions to ask:
Academic Progress: How is my child doing in their subjects? Are there any areas where they shine or might need extra help?
Social Development: How does my child get along with their classmates? Are there any social skills they should work on?
Behavior and Participation: How does my child behave in class? Are they engaged and participating actively?
Support at Home: What can we do at home to support my child’s learning and development?
We hope these tips help you have a great conference experience. Thank you for your continued support and involvement!
Whether your student is in transitional kindergarten through 6th grade or a returning student, you can register them for the upcoming year. Select district charter schools also accept grades 7th through 12th grade registrations.
Open Enrollment for the 2025-26 school year will open on February 12, 2025, at 9 a.m. and Continuing Enrollment for the 2025-26 school year will open on May 27, 2025, at 9 a.m. Click here for the CVESD enrollment links.
Enrollments for the 2024-25 school year are still open and will be available until the end of the 2024-25 school year.
2025-26 School Year-Round Calendar
Click here for the 2025-2026 school calendar is now available! You can find it posted on both the district and our website. We’ve included all the key dates for the upcoming school year. Please be sure to plan family events around our scheduled school breaks so that students can attend school every day. Remember, we are on a modified year-round calendar, and school will start on July 23, 2025! Click Here for the 2025-2026 CVESD School Calendar
Student Start Date: July 23, 2025
Student End Date: June 5, 2026
Key breaks include:
Fall Break: September 22– October 3, 2025
Thanksgiving Break: November 24 – November 28, 2025
Winter Break: December 22, 2025 – January 12, 2026
Spring Break: March 23 – April 3, 2026
Volunteers Needed!
Our school loves Family Volunteers!
Loma Verde’s PTO needs volunteers to help run its events. Please contact the school office at (619) 420-3940 or our PTO Vice Chair Mr. Faustino Lopez at top.lopez@gmail.com with the days/times you are available.
We need parent and community volunteers to help monitor student safety in the parking lot around our school at drop-off and dismissal time! Our Wildcat volunteers work with school staff to serve as an extra set of eyes to keep kids safe outside of our school gates. Any interested volunteers should contact Mrs. Watson or Mrs. Icela in the office or call (619) 420-3940.
If you are able to volunteer for any of the events below, please let us know!
Parking Lot Safety 7:40-8:00 a.m. or 2:30-2:40 p.m.
Morning Running/Walking Club 7:30-7:55 a.m. Monday-Friday (club supervision needed to monitor students who run laps)
LOMA VERDE SPIRIT GEAR IS FOR SALE!
We are selling Loma Verde spirit shirts and hoodies at school. The T-shirts are $13 and the sweatshirts cost $33. (Cash only at this time.) Students can wear the spirit t-shirts and sweatshirt any day of the week OR the uniform shirt. Order forms can be picked up in the office or click here. Let’s show our school spirit, Wildcats! Please make sure to write your child’s first and last name inside their hoodie.
REMINDERS
EVERY MINUTE COUNTS! School starts at 8:00 a.m. Students need to be on the blacktop at this time and teachers will walk them to class. We ask all parents to exit promptly by 8:00 a.m. so that we can lock the gate after the bell.
Please send a water bottle with your child. Water bottles can be filled at the classroom sink or outside drinking fountains. Please send only plain water in student water bottles.
NO Gatorade, Prime, juice, etc., as this stains our carpets and attracts pests.
Label lunch boxes, water bottles, and sweaters with your child’s name.
Students are required to wear their school uniform every day unless a Uniform Waiver has been turned in to the office.
Students should not bring toys, cards, unnecessary gadgets, or electronics to school unless approved by the classroom teacher.
No sharing of food is allowed.
NO GUM AND NO CANDY, please.
REMINDER:Students need to be at school every day, arrive on time (before 8:00 a.m.), and stay in school for the entire day.
Week #25 TK-6th grade attendance average: 94.4% (Goal is 98% or higher)
Yearly to date (8/19/24-2/21/25) average attendance: 94.3% (Goal is 98%)
Did you know that being just 5 minutes late each day can add up to a significant loss of learning time over the school year? Every minute matters! Please take a moment to talk with your child about the importance of arriving at school on time every day.
Here’s what you need to know:
Line-up Time: Students should be lined up on the blacktop by 7:55 am.
Start Time: Classes begin promptly at 8:00 am.
Gates Close: For the safety and security of our campus, all gates will close at 8:00 am.
After this time, students will need to enter through the office and will be marked tardy.
Help your child build strong habits and maximize their learning time. Being on time sets the tone for a successful day!
DID YOU KNOW?
Students should only miss school if they are sick. Those with symptoms can return with a negative Covid test, no fever for 24 hours without fever-reducing medication, and symptoms improving. STUDENTS DO NOT NEED TO BE SYMPTOM-FREE to attend school. We have plenty of rapid tests at school–just ask in the office. If you have a special circumstance and need an independent study, please let us know.
Please make sure your child is here by 7:55 a.m. and lined up on the blacktop (1st-6th grade) or by the classroom (TK-kinder). If they arrive after 8:00, they will be marked tardy.
We begin a secure campus at 8:00 a.m. Parents/guardians must exit promptly at 8:00. Thank you.
Students can arrive as early as 7:15 a.m.
FREE breakfast is served from 7:15 a.m. to 7:50 a.m.
If your child/children are absent it is very important to call the office to report the reason for the absence (619-420-3940). Please leave a voicemail or send an email to lomaverdeschool@cvesd.org.
Absences that are not reported will be considered UNEXCUSED. After 3 unexcused absences and/or tardies you will receive a truancy letter.
If you pick up your child/children early and/or they are tardy for personal reasons this is considered unexcused.
Remember to bring a doctor’s note. Vacations, dentist, and doctor visits should be scheduled during our breaks whenever possible.
If your child misses school, they are missing out on important learning!
Our school staff will be scheduling SART (School Attendance Review Team) meetings with parents/guardians, calling home, and doing home visits for students who are chronically absent (missing 10% of school or excessive tardies).
Thank you for helping to get your child to school every day and one time!
PARKING, DROP-OFF, AND PICK-UP
All of us at Loma Verde want to thank our families and community members in advance for their patience and understanding as we try to accommodate the many vehicles that arrive each morning and afternoon at our school. We strongly recommend that families use the drop-off and pick-up areas we have established at school. Drop off students only in the drop-off zone.
If you must leave your car, park in the parking lot, not the bus loop.
NO Dogs during arrival and dismissal.
Please do not park in RESERVED spaces or the staff parking lot.
Students must walk bikes on the sidewalk.
The drop-off window is between 7:15-7:50 AM for students that are eating breakfast on campus and 7:30-8:00 AM for students that are not having breakfast at school. Students will line up on the blacktop in the morning between 7:30-8:00 AM where they will be supervised by Loma Verde staff. Each class has a designated place to line up. Teachers will pick their classes up on the blacktop at 8:00 AM. Instruction begins at 8:00 every day. Your child will be considered tardy if they are not on campus by 8:00 AM.
Kinder, TK, SDC preschool, and preschool parents: please follow your teacher’s instructions regarding drop-off.
Students who are not picked up by 2:45 pm (1:15 pm on minimum days) will be escorted to the office and must sign in. The person picking up the child must come to the office to sign him/her out.
Parents may come onto campus from 2:30-2:45 PM (1:00-1:15 minimum days) to pick up their child(ren). Please pick up your child outside the classroom and leave campus promptly. Gates will be locked at 2:45 PM and 1:15 PM on minimum days.
For everyone’s safety BE PATIENT, KIND, and CONSIDERATE.
Donations Needed!
DONATION IS NEEDED for cases of water in our classrooms. If you are able to donate a case of water please drop it off at the school office between 8:00 am – 4:00 pm. Thank you!
LOST AND FOUND
Please note that the lost and found rack will be at the front of the school by the office. Remember to use a permanent marker to put your child’s name on jackets, sweaters, lunch bags, and water bottles.
BREAKFAST & SNACKS: FREE breakfast is available for all students from 7:15-7:55. Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack from home to eat at morning recess. Students may NOT share food at school. All students eat free lunch. Click here to see the breakfast and lunch menus and nutritional information.
Do you receive emails and communication from our district?
Opt-in to CVESD text messages (including emergencies by texting “Y” to 67587. Be sure to check www.cvesd.org and bookmark our district’s website and follow its social media:
Our school/District utilizes the SchoolMessenger system to deliver text messages, straight to your mobile phone with important information about events, school closings, safety alerts and more. You can participate in this free service* just by sending a text message of “Y” or “Yes” to our school’s short code number, 67587. Click here for more information.
FOLLOW UP ON SOCIAL MEDIA!
Loma Verde Twitter – @lomaverdeschool Our hashtag is #lomalearns