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Halloween

Newcomer group learns about the school

Fun!

6th grade

Red Ribbon Week Activity: Dress as your dream job! (left to right- Lawyer, Police officer, Laker, Hair Stylist)

Red Ribbon Week Activity: Wear something that represents your culture!

Parent/Community Art Night: Paint Your Own Pumpkin

Dolphin Dollar Book Sale! Students trade in Dolphin Dollars for books to take home!

Student Awards at Garvey Intermediate School

Mobile Dairy Classroom School Visit!

A baby dairy cow!

International Day: 4th Grade Performance

International Day Performance

International Day: Kindergarten Performance

International Day: 2nd Grade Performance

San Gabriel Public Works Day

Valentines Day Gram Delivery!

The Great Kindness Challenge

The Great Kindness Challenge 2018

Friends!

Meet Duey the Dolphin!! Our school mascot!

Friends!

All smiles!

Assembly Day!

Sports Day!

A special visit from Officer Puente and Bentley, a friendly police dog!

Team day!

Google Expeditions

Special visitors at school!

Having fun with Google Expeditions

Halloween Costume Contest Judges!

Welcome back to school!

Recess time!

Dewey Ave. School

Friends waiting in lunch line!

The Great Kindness Challenge 2018

Be Kind

Be Kind to Others and Yourself!

News & Announcements

Perfect Attendance!

Ms. Munoz's class is the closest to achieving Perfect Attendance with 81% of her class being in Line and on Time!

First Day of School: August 23!

The first day of school is Thursday, August 23! See you then!

The Great Kindness Challenge

We are excited to announce that we are participating in The 2018 Great Kindness Challenge where we will join thousands of schools across the country to create a culture of kindness!

Calendar

Apr 8

Spring Break - No School

Apr 9

Spring Break - No School

Apr 10

Holiday - District Office Closed

Apr 10

Spring Break - No School

School Info

More info coming soon.

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Spotlight

This video was published by the US Department of Education in April 2018.

"As early as elementary school, students who miss just two school days each month are more likely to fall behind in reading, writing and math, even if the absences are excused. While some challenges to a child’s attendance are unavoidable, it’s important to understand the impact of each absence. A student is chronically absent if he or she misses only two days of school per month (18 days per year). Even one year of chronic absence can cause a child to fall behind academically and decrease a child’s chances of graduating from high school, which can have long-term consequences on their financial independence, physical well-being and mental health. Parents can prepare their children for a lifetime of success by making regular school attendance a priority and understanding the reasons for their child’s absences."

Play the video below.