As we continue our celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, we would like to spotlight one of the many wonders of Mexico. The ancient structure, Tlachihualtepetl, also known as the Great Pyramid of Cholula, the largest pyramid in the world by volume.
As we approach the change of season, we would like to remind our Isaac Community the importance of health and wellness. Follow these simple steps to continue practicing healthy habits during this fall break.
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Hispanic Heritage Month provides an opportunity to shine a spotlight on Hispanic leaders, countries, and culture. Today, we highlight the Panama Canal, created and developed in 1914 that is still being used today.
The Isaac School District is proud to recognize Indigenous Peoples’ Day. We honor the resilience and contributions made by Native Americans that have enriched our society.
Wishing our Isaac students, staff, and families a restful Fall Break. Classes will resume on Monday October 16, 2023.
This week in honor of National Custodian Day we recognized and celebrated our amazing team at Isaac. The dedication our custodians and maintenance department provides each day to our students, staff and Isaac Community does not go unnoticed. We appreciate their incredible efforts in providing a clean and safe learning environment for our students. To express our gratitude, we served a delicious appreciation breakfast for this amazing team!
In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, today we're highlighting Guatemala's rich history. Guatemala, a Central American country south of Mexico, is home to volcanoes, rainforests and America’s favorite, chocolate.
World Teachers’ Day is honored and celebrated across the globe to recognize all who make a difference in education. Here at Isaac, we are grateful to have devoted educators who are dedicated to student success.
As Hispanic Heritage Month continues, we recognize not only the leaders who have shaped today’s society but also the nations that represent Hispanic heritage.
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October is Principal Appreciation Month. We are thankful to have such dedicated and committed leaders that not only support their students and staff, but their school communities. Thank you for all you do for our Isaac Community.
Hello Isaac Families,
Reminder that Parent Teacher Conferences are this week. Students will have half day dismissal from October 4-6, 2023. If you have any questions, please reach out to your child’s teacher.
Students from Morris K. Udall and Isaac Middle School were accepted into the ASU Middle School Honors Band ensemble. Students had the opportunity to rehearse with music directors and perform on the ASU Gammage stage. We are proud of our Isaac Scholars for their accomplishments!
Today and always we are grateful for our custodians and maintenance department for their commitment and support they provide to our schools. Thank you for providing a clean and safe environment that enhances our students' and staff well-being.
During Hispanic Heritage Month, it is important for us to highlight the life and work of Jaime Escalante, an accomplished educator who had a profound impact on the field of education. Originally from Bolivia, Escalante was a mathematics teacher at Garfield High School in East Los Angeles. Here is where he transformed the lives of students, many of whom came from underprivileged backgrounds and faced significant educational challenges. Despite these challenges, he was able to help them to achieve remarkable success. However, his achievements were frequently met with skepticism. Nevertheless, his remarkable story went on to inspire the 1988 film, ‘Stand and Deliver’.
Hello Isaac Families,
Parent Teacher Conferences are approaching next week. Students will have half day dismissal during these days October 4-6, 2023. If you have any questions, please reach out to your child’s teacher.
Today we reflect on the contributions of Isabel Allende, award-winning Chilean writer. Her work began in 1982 as she wrote novels and a collection of stories. Allende explored the ideas of magic realism, fantasies, as well as non-fiction work. She is considered as one of the first internationally successful female Latin American authors as her books have been translated in 30 languages across the globe.
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In partnership with PARA NIÑOS and Educational Achievement Services Inc, we invite you to six days of engaging virtual workshops. The workshops will help you and your family learn how to communicate better with your children, school, and community. For more information, please contact your school parent educator.
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