Gloria I. Prada
Ask the PrincipalIf you have questions about our school, please email her at gprada@husd.us Evelyn RuedaOffice Manager erueda@husd.us
Wendy TakataAttendance Clerk wtakata@husd.us
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Math Night February 28, 2012
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Mission StatementThe Palma Ceia community is dedicated to teaching, encouraging, guiding, and motivating ALL students. The community works towards fulfilling the students' academic, social, and creative potential. This is accomplished in a standards-based educational environment that is safe and healthy. Principal's MessageThe staff and parent community at Palma Ceia School have worked together to promote and support the academic, social, emotional, and physical development for all of our students. We strongly believe that all of our students can achieve regardless of race, socio-economic backgrounds or handicapping conditions. Students at Palma Ceia School receive instruction based on the California Standards for reading, language arts, mathematics, science, social studies, and physical education. We believe that the most effective way to improve literacy in children is to promote the love of learning. To achieve, we at Palma Ceia participate in regular workshops to stay up to date in the latest teaching methodologies. We meet on a weekly basis to collaborate discuss, and analyze student data to make informed decisions about our teaching and student learning. Additionally, we encourage the involvement of our community in this same endeavor in a comprehensive, meaningful and respectful way. At Palma Ceia we also offer before and after school intervention programs funded by Title I monies. The programs consist of reading and math intervention. The YEP (Youth Enrichment Program) is an after school program which provides a safe place for our students to receive extra support with homework. We also provide the Latchkey Program which is the before and after school day care center for students in grades K-2. As the principal of Palma Ceia Elementary, I hope to continue the vision of creating a community of student learners where every member in the learning community (students, teachers and community members) plays an active role in the social and academic development of our children. Respectfully, Gloria I. Prada BELL SCHEDULE
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Outstanding WorkThe following students are doing 100 basic Math facts exercises everyday. Brayan Tirado Ashley Kumar Claire Liang Alvaro Molinero Serina Vo Maria Fernanda Camacho Zainah Homrun Rebeca Mendoza Itzel Hurtado Daisy Campos Eric Ramos Heidy Bedolla Andrea Macairan Van Trinh
Congratulations and Keep Up the Good Work! Mrs. Christoffersen Received Award from Office Max
Office Max Honors Teachers
HUSD—Deserving teachers from area public schools received a surprise visit from Office Max and their school principals where they were honored and recognized with an award and $1000 worth of much-needed classroom supplies as part of the retailer’s “A Day Made Better” national cause event. One day each year, the nationwide program honors 1,000 teachers for their extraordinary efforts in the classroom. In the first two weeks of October, the media, Office Max representatives, along with HUSD district officials made a surprise visit to two Hayward schools to honor two of our teachers: Caesar Chavez teacher Betina Hsieh and Palma Ceia teacher Desirae Christopherson. Both teachers were nominated by their school administrators. Because teachers spend $1000 out-of-pocket annually on essential classroom supplies, Office Max and Adopt-A-Classroom founded “A Day Made Better” to lead the fight to end teacher-funded classrooms. On October 4, 1000 teachers across the nation will receive surprise deliveries of school supplies from Office Max worth a total of one million dollars. Winning teachers were nominated for this award by their principals for demonstrating passion, dedication and innovation in the classroom. Since 2007, Office Max’s “A Day Made Better” and its nonprofit partner, Adopt-A-Classroom, have funded more than 4,500 classrooms with more than $4.5 million in grants and school supplies and helped secure funding for more than 66,000 classrooms annually through donations to Adopt-A-Classroom. CalendarMust See - Must ReadAlameda County Child Abuse Prevention Council http://www.alamedasocialservices.org/public/community/partners/accapc/council.cfm
Dalton Sherman Speech http://www.schooltube.com/video/70dd826ff5664d968e05/Do-You-Believe-Dalton-Sherman
Homework Help Secrets http://www.homework-help-secrets.com/importance-of-reading.html
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