Mark your calendars!
Social and Emotional Learning
What is it and does it really make a difference?
Grab a cup of coffee and join us on October 21st at 8:30AM for
Coffee with the Principal,
where Mariposa Counselor Mrs. Land will explain the importance of SEL, how we are addressing it at Mariposa, and ways to implement it at home.
The zoom log in is 876 4760 2066 and the password is 673705
or just Click on this link:
We hope you can join us.
ORDER YOUR MARIPOSA SPIRIT WEAR TODAY!
We are excited to let you know that you can order Mariposa Spirit Wear on line and have it delivered to your home! Orders will be accepted through October 21st and shipped directly to your door once complete. There are lots of fun options– we show only a few.
Go to the Pop Up Store and see them all!
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Mark Your Calendars!
Please wear a mask and bring a sign with your student's last name on it.
Wednesday, October 21st: 2PM to 3PM: Second and Third Grades
Thursday, October 22nd: 2PM to 3PM: TK, Kindergarten and First Grades
Friday, October 23rd: 2PM to 3PM: Mrs. Burgess' class and Fourth and Fifth Grades
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Dear Mariposa Monarch Parents,
This new school year is here and with it, the reality of distance learning. I know this is not how anyone ever envisioned beginning a school year, but I do want to let each and every parent know that our Mariposa staff is more than ready.
One of the first things I wanted to let you know is that our website is a great resource for information, especially during these “virtual” times. Currently, you can find the latest school newsletter, The Butterfly Facts; the latest Weekly Bulletin; forms you might need such as Chromebook opt out forms, technology policy forms and more. Please make it a habit to check the Mariposa web site often.
Daily Learning Schedule
Every grade level follows a specific format of instruction. To access your student's schedule Click Here
Attendance
As always, attendance is extremely important for all students. During this time of distance learning it is even more vital that students are ready for school and be an active participant in the digital learning environment on a daily basis. Attendance will be taken DAILY. IF your child is absent from school any day please communicate with the Mariposa office to let us know.
Thank you,
Mr. Hackney
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Founded in 1965, Mariposa Elementary strives to provide all students with a strong educational foundation that is rooted in strong academic practices and longtime traditions.
Awards and Recognitions
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California Distinguished School (2012)
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National Parent Group of the Year – PTO Today Magazine (September 2013)
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Previously recognized by the California Business for Education Excellence as a Honor Roll School and a Scholar School
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Past grant recipient from the San Manuel Mission Band of Indians
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Past California School Boards Golden Bell Award recipient for our School Gardens
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“A” Grade and ranking of #2 for Best Public Schools in San Bernardino County and Best Public Elementary School Teachers in San Bernardino County (Niche.com 2017)
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School Vision and Mission
Mariposa Elementary School's staff, with excellent support and involvement of our parents and community, is committed to emphasizing academic and social achievement at the highest levels of excellence and to meeting the unique needs of all students with standards-based academics along with visual and performing-arts oriented programs.
Though it is a rigorous academic environment, there is a profound sense of student happiness on the campus. The children are animated in their play, and engaged in their lessons. Mariposa is an educational environment supported by caring adults and a belief system that supports both the academic growth and the emotional needs of all children. Students are guided by our long tradition of the Five Keys to Success; responsibility, organization, flexible thinking, pride, and contribution. These essential elements of knowledge and character provide a basis for sound educational practices and also serve as character education. The collective result is a responsible and capable student body, preparing for a global society. Branching out, the Visual and Performing Arts (music, art and movement) are integrated into the daily curriculum. The day begins with music from the Composer of the Month over the outdoor speakers. Students perform in weekly Flag Ceremony assemblies, the school chorus, band, and classroom plays. Hands-on experience and discovery can be seen in our gardens. We work on physical strength through our twice weekly Running Club. Mariposa is a safe nurturing environment where all students can find variety of opportunities for learning, building confidence, and developing responsibility.
