Registration Information for the 2021-2022 School Year

On Line Registration Information

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Please remember to always wear a mask for Grab and Go and bring a sign with your student's last name.

Help us Help YOU!           

MARK YOUR CALENDARS FOR THE NEXT GRAB AND GO!

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24TH 2PM TO 3PM 

FOR 4TH AND 5TH GRADES AND MRS. BURGESS' CLASS

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25TH FROM 2PM TO 3PM FOR

2ND AND 3RD GRADES

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26TH FROM 2PM TO 3PM

FOR GRADES TK; KINDER; FIRST AND MS. CEJA'S CLASS

DID YOU MISS THE LAST GRAB AND GO?

ALL GRAB AND GO BAGS ARE AVAILABLE FOR PICK UP

COME BY THE MARIPOSA OFFICE OUTER LOBBY AREA

ANYTIME BETWEEN 7:45AM AND 3:30PM

BAGS ARE STORED ON A TABLE IN THE OUTER LOBBY AREA

BY GRADE LEVEL AND THEN BY STUDENT.

EACH BAG HAS STUDENT'S NAME.

PLEASE NOTE:THE OFFICE IS OPEN AND HAS MOVED- WE ARE AT THE VERY FRONT OF THE SCHOOL IN WHAT USED TO BE THE STAFF LOUNGE. 

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MARIPOSA PTA WANTS YOU!

JOIN THIS GREAT GROUP OF VOLUNTEERS WHO MAKE MARIPOSA THE AWESOME SCHOOL WE ALL LOVE.

SCAN THE CODE TO JOIN!

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Hello Mariposa Families,

             Can you believe we are already to the holiday season and 2021 is right around the corner? As we approach the holiday break, I know many families are wondering about the possibility of in person learning at Mariposa.  Unfortunately I do not know the answer to that question.  The number one priority is the safety of all students and staff!  When Redlands Unified, in conjunction with the San Bernardino County Health Department deem it safe for students to return to in person instruction, we will let all our families know.  At this time however, there is no timetable for in person return to learning.  I will keep you updated as new information is made available.

Distance Learning Tips:

As we continue with distance learning, I wanted to take a moment to give parents and students some tips for distance learning to help the continued success of all our students.  Here are some tips that you may find helpful

• Create a Space for Learning - Create a physical environment for your student to learn in everyday.  It is “their” space for school everyday.
• Create a Routine -  Create a visual schedule for a daily routine.  Routines help students understand and follow expectations.
• Encourage movement - During breaks encourage your student to get up and go move around instead of just sitting on one spot.
• Reduce Outside Distractions - It is difficult enough for students to focus on the computer screen, any other distractions that could be minimized will be helpful for their focus.
• Take Brain Breaks - Online learning creates mental fatigue for students.  Take time throughout the day to take a brain break and do something with your student not on a computer screen.

Grab and Go’s 

While we continue distance learning, we will continue to hold scheduled Grab and Go’s to help get important instructional supplies to our students.  Please be on the lookout for the upcoming dates and whether your specific teacher is participating in the Grab and GO’s.  The Grab and Go dates for January are 1/20-22/21 and February are 2/24-26/21.

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

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.

Dear Mariposa Elementary School Families,

Regardless if we are in person or distance learning, we will continue to build strong relationships with new and existing students and families. I encourage you to visit the Mariposa Web Site often, utilize all the various virtual "tools" we have and know that we are here to work with you during these very interesting times.

If you ever have a concern about something or a question regarding a specific situation or procedure, please do not hesitate to contact me.  My email is dustin_hackney@redlands.k12.ca.us and phone # is 909 794-8620.

While this isn't quite the way we thought we would be experiencing a school year,  I know beyond a doubt that with the combined energies of our students, families, teachers and staff we will not just do well, we will thrive. I encourage you to choose kindness, choose positivity and choose to be a flexible thinker. 

Mariposa is a school with a great deal to be proud of.  I look forward to continuing to support all our students through a strong home, school and community partnership.

Sincerely, 

Dustin Hackney, Principal

“It is our attitude at the beginning of a difficult task which,

more than anything else, will affect its successful outcome.”

-William James