We need a candy donation. Your bag candy donation helps make Boo Bash the amazing event that it is every year. We can't do this without you, our community. Don't forget: your Astro will get a FREE DRESS DAY pass!

Happy Monday, Astro! We have so many exciting things happening this month. We have our Attendance Contest for students and our Annual Boo Bash with Kona Ice. Don't forget to donate at least 1 bag of candy. Your scholar can give it to their HR teacher, including 6th-, 7th-, and 8th-grade students.

Our Borman Astros 1st- and 2nd-grade students love marking chalk art during recess.

Families and educators filled the Cartwright Training Center this morning for a Teacher-Parent Workshop centered on early childhood activities and kindergarten readiness. Governing Board President Lydia Hernandez, board member Denice Garcia, and Acting Superintendent Dr. Alfredo Barrantes welcomed families and took part in the classroom activities.

This week, our students are discovering dragon fruit, a vibrant and delicious fruit native to Central America and Mexico, now enjoyed around the world! Through this weekly experience, students will explore fruits from different countries, learn about their origins and cultures, and discover new flavors while building healthy eating habits. At Cartwright, learning goes beyond the classroom...sometimes, it starts with a bite!

What's better than getting together to eat Kona Ice? Eating Kona Ice at BOO BASH 26!!!

October Attendance Contest! 15 days to win cool prizes.

During the second session of today’s Cafecito/Coffee Talk at Frank Borman School, parents learned more about the Boys Town behavior program and strategies they can use at home to reinforce positive behaviors and social skills. The Boys Town approach uses praise and the teaching of social skills to encourage students to take responsibility for their own behavior. Families learned three important strategies they can put into practice: ✨ Teach the behavior you want before your child needs to use it. ✨ Encourage the positive behaviors you want your child to repeat. ✨ Praise, praise, praise! Positive reinforcement helps strengthen and shape positive behavior. Thank you to our parents for taking the time to learn alongside us and for your continued partnership in helping our scholars grow academically, socially, and emotionally. Joining our families were Acting Superintendent Dr. Alfredo Barrantes, Governing Board President Lydia Hernandez, Principal Sierra McAllister, Assistant Principal Nathaniel Neefe, and other district office personnel. We are Cartwright. We are Growing Together!

Thank you to all the parents who joined us for today’s Cafecito/Coffee Talk at Frank Borman School! We appreciate you taking the time to participate and, most importantly, your willingness to learn new strategies to support your children’s learning and success at home. Today’s session, “Fluency: We Are All EARS,” provided parents with practical tips and strategies to support K–8 reading fluency at home. When schools and families work together, our scholars benefit! Joining our parents were Acting Superintendent Dr. Alfredo Barrantes, Governing Board President Lydia Hernandez, Principal Sierra McAllister, Assistant Principal Nathaniel Neefe, and other district office personnel. Thank you, Frank Borman families, for being engaged partners in your children’s education. Your involvement makes a difference! We are Cartwright. We are Growing Together!

Parent-teacher conferences are coming up next week. Make sure to book your slot soon. Spanish interpreters are available.

Parent-Teacher Conferences! Schedule yours soon. Interpreters available.

Hey Astro Parents, look what's coming up soon.

Let's see what yummy, healthy food we'll serve today and the rest of the month.

Happy Monday. Mr. Espinoza welcomes students to class.

Happy Friday. Have a great weekend . See you Monday, Astros.

Last week, we celebrated our AASA (Arizona's Academic Standards Assessment) proficient-or-better students with pancakes. What a yummy way to celebrate!☺