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Principal's Message
Dearest Kaiser Families,
An inspiring young woman, Rebekah Robeck, started Let's be Kind Day when she was an 8th grader at Costa Mesa Middle School. Now, Rebekah is a high school junior and the city councils of Costa Mesa and Newport Beach both have declared April to be "Let's be Kind" month.
Kaiser joined this noble effort in 2019, thanks to Rebekah's desire to plant kindness "seeds" wherever she can.
On Monday, April 26th, we will observe Let's be Kind Day.
Thanks to Rebekah's fundraising efforts, every Kaiser student has received a Let's be Kind shirt. They are coming home today.
PLEASE BE SURE THAT YOUR KNIGHT WEARS THEIR LET'S BE KIND SHIRT ON MONDAY, 4/26!
Have a wonderful weekend!
Deborah Granger
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Queridas familias de Kaiser:
Una joven inspiradora, Rebekah Robeck, comenzó el Día de la Amabilidad cuando cursaba el octavo grado en la escuela secundaria Costa Mesa. Ahora, Rebekah es una estudiante de secundaria y los ayuntamientos de Costa Mesa y Newport Beach han declarado que abril será el mes de "Seamos amables".
Kaiser se unió a este noble esfuerzo en 2019, gracias al deseo de Rebekah de plantar "semillas" de bondad donde pueda.
El lunes 26 de abril celebraremos el Día de la amabilidad.
Gracias a los esfuerzos de recaudación de fondos de Rebekah, todos los estudiantes de Kaiser han recibido una camiseta Let's be Kind. Vuelven a casa hoy.
¡POR FAVOR, ASEGÚRESE DE QUE SU CABALLERO LLEVE SU CAMISA SEAMOS AMABLE EL LUNES, 4/26!
¡Tener un maravilloso fin de semana!
Deborah Granger
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Kaiser knights C.A.R.E.!
Kaiser Elementary School is the home of the Kaiser Knights – noble in thought, word, and deed. Our mission is to build a community of life-long learners who consistently demonstrate Common sense, Accountability, Respect, and that Everyone matters (C.A.R.E.). As a Positive Behavior Intervention and Support (P.B.I.S.) Silver Level school, our students, staff, and families are united in providing Kaiser students with a foundation for success as students and young people in an ever-changing world.
You will find that our expectations are high and that they are matched by our support in achieving them. It is our intention that when Kaiser students move up to intermediate and high school, they will be powerful thinkers with a strong knowledge base, skill set, sense of creativity, and commitment to community. In other words, Kaiser Knights are 21st century global citizens who C.A.R.E.! As we progress through the year, you can anticipate hearing and seeing more and more evidence of C.A.R.E. at Kaiser! When on campus, be sure to take a peek at our C.A.R.E. tree mural on the back of the library!
