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SUMMER IS AMOST HERE!
Fran Pistone, Principal
Kids experience learning losses when they do
not engage in educational activities during the
summer. It’s called the “summer slide.” So,
what’s the solution? Make summer reading and
math practice a fun and engaging experience!
Many parents and students purchased books at
our book fairs this year but don’t forget that
public libraries are a golden arena to keep
refining reading skills. There are numerous
summer programs at all locations and they are
free. Library visits will also give your children the opportunity to take
home books covering all interests and reading levels. There are also a
plethora of math skill books, flash cards, etc., available at local stores.
Cooking (measurement) and grocery shopping (budgeting) are also
practical and ideal ways to increase and cement math skills acquired
during the school year.
Carrillo Elementary
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INSIDE THIS ISSUE
Calendar of Events
2
Establishing a summer routine usually helps. Instead of cartoons, 20
minutes of morning reading is a great way to start the day. Setting aside
some reading time before bed each evening is also a good habit to
encourage. You can certainly do the same for math facts to keep those skills
alive and sharp. Playing math games in the car on the way to the beach or
to visit relatives (i.e. adding mileage, counting blue trucks, etc.) can also
turn that boring car ride into an educational event.
Library News
2
Student Council
3
STAR Testing
4
School Site Council
5
This is the key to turning a ‘summer slide’ into a ‘summer climb.’ According
to research, kids who read four or more books over the summer fare better
on reading-comprehension tests in the fall than their peers who read one or
no books over the summer. Obviously the same holds true for math. These
are important skills you and your children have worked hard to master. So
don’t forget to keep up reading and math momentum this summer.
Awards
6-10
Remember: Reading and math practice minutes do translate to
academic success.
PTO Updates
11-14
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
May 2010
June 2010
7
Flag Salute:2nd and 4th grades sing
3
Expert Fair
7
Mother/ Son Kickball and BBQ
4
Flag Salute - “Be Responsible” Awards
10-21 STAR TESTING
4
4th Grade “Oh California” Play
14
Flag Salute - “Be Confident” Awards
4
Family Movie Night
21
Luau Lunch
7
5th Grade Cantata Assembly
24-28 Staff Appreciation Week
7
3rd Grade Pool Party
25
Peace Patrol to the Wave
8
5th Grade Cantata Night Performance, 6 pm
26
Dine Out - Sammy’s Woodfired Pizza*
9
Pool Party, Grades 2 & 3
27
District Track Meet, 4 p.m. at SMHS
10
Pool Party, Grades 4 & 5
28
Flag Salute: Parent Volunteer Breakfast
11
Flag Salute & End of Year Family Celebration
28
Kindergarten Flag Salute
15
Reading Incentive Free Day
28
PTO Executive Board Meeting (1:45pm) Library
16
Flag Salute Honoring 5th Graders
31
Memorial Day—NO SCHOOL
17
Last Day of School—Minimum Day
17
Softball Game: Staff vs. 5th Grade, 12:45-1:45
* May 26th - Dine Out at Sammy's Woodfired Pizza, 121 S. Las
Posas Rd, San Marcos - Every Carrillo family will get a free tote!
Library News
After leading the Hurley girls on
a chase along the coast of California, the shark and the octopus
returned to our neighborhood to
taunt us. The Hurley girls almost
caught them on Poinsettia Lane,
but they got away.
Enough reading power was added to the Hurley girls
“bug” so that they can keep up the chase. We will still
need a lot more reading power to capture the shark and
the octopus and get Hurley’s boards back. We need to
catch them before the end of the year so we can have
our “free fun day,” - keep up the reading power!
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2010-2011 SCHOOL YEAR BEGINS AUGUST 30
English Learner Advisory Council
ELAC meetings are conducted in Spanish and held
quarterly with parents from Carrillo and La Costa
Meadows schools. Everyone is Welcome!!
Topics include: STAR Testing, helping your child reach
academic success, school safety plan, school budget
information and other topics by request. Please visit
the Carrillo website for 2010-2011 meeting dates.
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Spring Student Council
Andrea Holmes, Assistant Principal
Spring is officially in the air for our Student Council officers and representatives! Our spring semester officers
were elected on Thursday, February 4th, 2010. Please help congratulate:
OFFICERS:
Jack Hamparyan – President
Jag Twigg – Vice President
James McClean – Treasurer
Sydney Woods – Secretary
Chloe Spencer – Historian
REPRESENTATIVES:
Viviana Morfin
Tyson McWilliams
Henry Haroldson
Zoe Lipman
Emma Butcher
Thomas Chronis
Nathan McClymonds
Valerie Welker
Nick Schell
Sammy Duke
Skylar Heredia
Jessica Guerrero
Derek Pham
Kaya Ildau-Tarmo
Olivia Hamm
Claire Boyce
Race Cameron
Aleksander Bejarano
Brandon Majors
Nikki Bennet
Tera Testa
Shane Finney
Michelle Esbensen
Andrew Liu
Jessica Hsia
Annabelle Greenfield
Tyler Carroll
Po Aguilar
Joruelyn Ballesteros
Eduardo Sanchez
Quin Rogers
Liam Lendvai
Alyssa Platero
Josh Kratochvil
Nicole Anderson
Isaiah Thomason
Caroline Mahoney
Our officers and representatives have continued the dedication and commitment set by their fall predecessors.
With the assistance of Student Council advisors Ms. Lisa Lancon and Mrs. Nicole McClymonds, they have
worked exceptionally hard to maintain volunteerism for the Carrillo favorites of juice bar sales and flag salutes
every Friday as well as signatures sales the third Thursday of every month; maintain fundraising efforts for
children’s charitable organizations and our own Carrillo Elementary by selling Smencils in record time; and
maintain school community building with the planning and coordinating of spring semester spirit days: Twins
Day and Olympic Day. Additionally, both semesters of student council have largely contributed to organizing
Top-10 Favorites for our 2009-2010 Carrillo Yearbook.
Officers and representatives from both fall and spring semesters have done an outstanding job of representing
Carrillo Elementary School this year by going above and beyond all of the following student council requirements:
 Complete all class work on time and receive proficient grades.
 Come to all meetings on time.
 Report back to your classroom or buddy room after each meeting.
 Gather ideas from classmates and share them at meetings.
 Have excellent school behavior.
 Be a role model.
Congratulations to all of Student Council officers and representatives. Thank you for helping to make Carrillo
Elementary School a wonderful place to grow and learn!
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STAR Testing
May 10 — May 21
As you probably know our state mandated spring testing is just around the corner. Our
testing window will be from Monday, May 10th to Friday, May 21st. All students in grades 2
through 5 will be taking a series of standardized tests. Some grade levels will have more
tests to accomplish than others but we will be able to complete all testing by the 21st.
Although the tests are not timed, we are asking for your help in getting children to school on time each day.
Testing begins immediately in the morning and tardy students cannot be admitted to classrooms once the
testing begins. Please make sure your child has a healthy, nutritious breakfast (research proven to improve
performance). Obviously a good night’s sleep is also imperative.
As always we appreciate the support we receive from our parents especially during our spring testing so,
thank you in advance. Thank you also to all the people who have volunteered as proctors. We still need to
fill about 10 spots so if you can proctor for even one day, please don’t forget to stop in at the office and let
us know.
Hats 4 Haiti
Allison Wood, Carrillo 4th Grader
On January 12, 2010 a massive earthquake hit Haiti. The 7.0 quake caused major devastation to the people of
Haiti. It is one of the poorest nations in the world. The Haitians hardly had food, clean water, clothes or schools
to go to. Now their situation is even worse. Over 220,000 people have died, 300,000 were injured, and about
300,000 homes were destroyed. This is why my sister, EmmaKate, and I came up with the idea of Hats 4 Haiti.
Our plan was for students and faculty to wear a hat to school for a day and donate $1 for the earthquake victims
of Haiti. We wore all different kinds of hats (silly hats, baseball caps, beanies, and any hat you could imagine). Hats 4 Haiti was launched the week of February 8th through Carrillo Kids Care.
Our fundraiser was a huge success because of your support! We raised over $800.00 for the people in Haiti through
donations and recycling. Your donations were sent directly to The American Red Cross and Partners in Health.
Thank you for helping the people in Haiti.
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How Does Your Garden Grow?
Kristin Whelan, 1st Grade Teacher
Spring is here and with it comes plenty of sunshine, longer days, warmer weather, and beautiful
blooming flowers. It is the perfect time to get your garden in order, and if you don’t have one yet,
the perfect time to start one.
One of the first things you need to do when starting a new garden is pick a good spot. Find a place
outside that gets plenty of good sunlight, not too much water, and isn’t in a high traffic area. You
will need about two inches of good soil or compost. If you are planting from seed, read and follow
the directions on the packet.
Some of my personal favorite (and most successful) seed plantings are alyssum, lavender, and
nasturtium. Don’t give up if you don’t get a good crop, as sometimes it takes a few years for many
of these plants to become well-established.
Do you like butterflies? I have been extremely fortunate to have Anise Swallowtails in my garden for the past two
summers. Last year I tried planting fennel too, since I did not have enough anise for all of my hungry caterpillars,
and it worked out beautifully. The caterpillars didn’t seem to notice a difference (it isn’t very obvious to me either)
and happily plowed through whatever had grown. This year the fennel and the anise are looking great from all the
rain we have had so I am very excited to see what kind of butterfly crop we get this summer.
Happy Gardening!
Carrillo School Site Council
The School Site Council (SSC) is alive and thriving at Carrillo. As you know this vital organization meets monthly
throughout the year to discuss programs, make recommendations for improvements, approve budgets and the
School Safety Plan, and analyze the End of Year Survey completed by all parents and students. Thank you for
taking the time to complete the parent and student anonymous surveys.
We are in the process of electing new members for the 2010-2011 school year, so hopefully you had a chance to obtain your ballot on our website and make your choices. We’d like to take this opportunity to thank all council
members who have served this year and especially those leaving us: Melissa Armentrout, Robin Henigman, Kelly
Keatly, and Martha Rotramel. Continuing members are: Jennifer Curran, Sjana Wick, Darcy Smith, Nancy
Danielson, Viki Stewart, and Fran Pistone.
New SCC Members
We want to take this opportunity to thank all the parents who generously volunteered their time to run for a
School Site Council position for the next two years.
We are pleased to announce that the votes have been tallied and our three new SSC members are:
Kirstin Farella, Cheryl Hanson, and Dena Malasek.
Congratulations to all!! We look forward to having these three parents as our newest members.
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Awards & Congratulations!
Carolynn Yates, Carrillo second grade teacher, has been granted the Greater San Diego Reading Association Award of
Merit. This award is in recognition of excellence and superior contributions to the teaching of reading/language arts.
She will be honored in San Diego on May 14, 2010 at the annual recognition dinner “Celebration of Literacy Stars.”
Mrs. Yates represents the entire San Marcos Unified School District and certainly Carrillo
School. Our heartfelt congratulations!!!!!
Congratulations!
Maryann Wickett, 3rd Grade Teacher
Certificated Employee of the Year
Candelario Canlas, Custodian
Classified Employee of the Year
Carrillo is privileged to recognize the achievements
of these two remarkable individuals and honored they represent our school in the
San Marcos Unified School District.
Thank you for your dedication and serving as exceptional professional role models.
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Student Awards
ACADEMIC HONOR & MERIT AWARDS
In grades 4 & 5 we recognize student awards in two categories. Merit Awards are given to
students who achieve a 3.0 – 3.49 grade point average, and Honor Roll are those students
who achieve a 3.5 – 4.0 grade point average. The standards demanded on our report cards
are quite significant, and hard work always precedes high achievement! We are proud of
the following students for their hard work (names in bold have a 4.0 grade point average):
4TH GRADE HONOR ROLL: Joruelyn Ballesteros, Michael Eades, Michelle Esbensen, Maddie Farrella, Ashlea
Houston, McKenna Kelly, Vanessa Lozano, Kenzie Malasek, Drew Norby, Justin Nwanagu, Zack Prajzner,
Aarti Rahavendran, Peytie Slater, Jag Twigg, Courtney Wolpov, Allison Wood, Sydney Woods
Kaliana Ashkarian, Delara Bahadori, Jeremy Berman, Billy Bilicki, Kaitlyn Boyer, Alex Brant, Jillian
Burchard, Tyler Carroll, Gavin Conway, Sinoeh Esparza, Shane Finney, Summer Gasaway, Annabelle
Greenfield, Derek Hagen, Nick Hamparyan, Alisa Hemig, Patrick Hong, Jessica Hsia, Aimee Jameson,
Bennett Kienast, Jack Knowles, Caruso Limon, Bail McCraner, Caitlin Mcneil, Sapna Mehta, Connor
Nasseraddin, Brian Pack, Chris Picco, Spencer Preston, Ari Quinones, Evan Roe, Quin Rogers, Saroop
Samra, Ben Schroeder, Cole Sheive, Lia Silva, Ian Simpson, Dani Sugano, Kaitlyn Swartout, Tera Testa,
Sarah Tew, K.K. Tonido, Zoie Valencia, Ajay VanRyn, Hanna Venier, Demitri Washington, Brianna Welton,
Camryn Wick, Lauren Wiehl, Trevor Wills, Jason Zhou
4TH GRADE MERIT AWARD: Badr Al-Shaer, Kylee Anderson, Sara Bahadori, Aleksander Bejarano, Bennet
Chergosky, Anasia Cuevas, Tyler Duong, Chloe Gallo, Isabella Gibbons, Miranda Goodson, Garrison Grush, Carson
Histed, Annie Keatly, Josh Kratochvil, Ali Litzinger, Ethan Lowrie, Tess Mackinen, Anthony McCracken, Alfredo
Merced, Brooke Miller, Brandon Montgomery, Michael Olavide, Kaitlyn Parra, Michaela Pistone, Jackson Pudlo,
Diego Servin, Jacob Silver, Joey Steinke, Josh Tauss, Ashley Tillie, Fridha Torres, Jonathon Tran, Lynn Vo, Sarah
Young, Arisa Zamora, Kai Zimmerman
5TH GRADE HONOR ROLL: Po Aguilar, Grace Bennett, Claire Boyce, Matthew Chronis, Grace Haroldson, Eddie
Hoffman, Evelyn Kang, Brian Kim, Caroline Mahoney, Caleb Matthews, Tuheen Monika, Cecilia Nguyen, Lenah
Perry, Tyler Rogers, Lindsey Schell, William Schwend, Kaitlin Shawhan, Kayla Tchorz, Reyclyde Villasenor
Kyle Beach, Nikki Bennett, Jacob Blas, Paige Carter, Michael Casinelli, Maria Contreras, Isabelle Curran,
Alina Dominguez, Cheyeanne Escanlar, Sina Ghaffarnejad, Jessica Guerrero, Camryn Henigman, Andrew
Liu, Chrstopher Lunde, Emily May, Oliver McClymonds, Alex Miller, Shane Muldowney, Nathan Navida,
Jose Rosas, Shawn Ruderman, Gabby Sanchez, Lianna Sanchez, Alyssa Schulte, Dara Shapouri, Chloe
Spencer, Brandon Sturges, Isaiah Thomason, Gabe Torres, Valerie Welker
5TH GRADE MERIT AWARD: Angel Aguilera, Courtney Allen, Colin Armstrong, Adam Bagwell, Camden
Benavente, Morrighan Berry, Kailani Bruster, Kaitlyn Chiros, Aleah Crump, Dawson Deal, Esai Delgado, Rylie
Donato, Jaden Gray, Isabela Grott, Isabel Hernandez, Evan Ianniciello, Nadia Kireyko, Nicholas Kleiser, Myles
Liss, Libni Lopez, Nimsi Lopez, Nicole Mariano, Alex McCune, Sydney Robinson, Joshua Rosales, Chloe Seipt, Jake
Selstad, Safaa Skander, Frank Spinos, Tait Steinbrenner, Violet Stewart, Andrew Tidler, Erin Ulm, Drew Van
Voorhis
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Student Standout Awards
Yes, they are the few, the proud, they are the STUDENT STANDOUTS! We are very proud of the following
students for being nominated by their teachers for these awards. Never giving up, the special students put
their heads down and just keep going, getting their work done correctly and on time, no matter how hard,
and we are delighted to present them to you:
“BE A GOAL SETTER”
Grade 1: Kristian Cepeda, Jackson Ferrone, Troy Gload, Devon Goldman, Christopher Gorzynski, Elly Hallack,
Logan Herrera, Natalie Lopez, Ethan Matheson, Isabelle Pissurro, Alan Plascencia, Julian Ramos, Jared Tchorz,
Ebaad Usmani
Grade 2: Dani Brant, Julianna Burger, Jessica Chatfield, Joe Crotty, Eli Delgado, Reece Gasaway, Ben
Heidenreich, Aidan Peters, Athena Salinas, E.J. Staab, Max Wilson
Grade 3: Cayla Cunningham, David Datta, Thomas Foulger, Angel Gomez, Maverick Martin, Nate McClymonds,
Matt Miller, Gisselle Nieves, Noah Robbins, Cami Sestina, Brad Tieger, Kevin Torales, Lauren Yantzer, Ryan
Zickwolff
Grade 4: Dominic Bailer, Mellinda De la Cruz, Mark Donelson, Chloe Gallo, Vincent Ho, McKenna Kelly, Josh
Kratochvil, Morgan Lake, Noozhan Nooraie, Alyssa Platero, Diego Servin, Cole Sheive, Cassidy Stroh,
Sierra Weirich, Charles Williams, Sarah Young, Jason Zhou
Grade 5: Nikki Bennett, Matt Chronis, Maria Contreras, Isabela Grott, Jessica Guerrero, Evan Ianniciello, Gabby
Sanchez, Lindsey Schell, Brandon Sturges, Isaiah Thomason
“BE A TOUGH WORKER”
Grade 1: Nataly Ashkarian, Lanie Beach, Nathaniel Chronis, May Crotty, Maya Gopala, Hana Hoang, Benji
Huynh, Cole Leach, Cameron Moran, Delano Perales, Alana Terry, Aulonnie Washington, Caitlyn Williams
Grade 2: Kaitlyn Ambros, Ava Bivins, Kathryn Enriquez, Michael Hawkins, Gabriel Hernandez, Evan Hughes,
Nina Robbins, Matthew Sanchez, Alex Schroeder, Carson Sturges, Amin Tafreshi
Grade 3: Carol Aragon, Emma Butcher, Elijah Callendar, Alex Carlstrom, Chase Doblado, Jessie Gload, Quinn
Irvine, Emma Lowell, Robert Mclean, Benjie Santana, Niko Sarte, Hali Warren
Grade 4: Kylee Anderson, Preston Banta, Jillian Burchard, Bennet Chergosky, Shane Finney, Marilyn Long, Tess
Mackinen, Brooke Miller, Aarti Rahavendran, Peytie Slater, Fridha Torres, Lauren Wiehl
Grade 5: Alayna Abellana, Angel Aguilera, Rylie Donato, Jose Rosas, Jillian San Chez, Lianna Sanchez, Lindsey
Schell, Mateo Serrano, Chloe Spencer, Valerie Welker
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Student Standout Awards
“BE POLITE”
Grade 1: Catarina Bejarano, Alexis Escobar-Luffman, Osher Fleck, Ethan Friedman, Austin Graham O’Hara,
Gannon Grush, Andrew Kaplan, Haven McCune, Jaylynn Middleban, Olivia Musel, Madison Peck, Isaac Solano,
Vianey Viera
Grade 2: Natalie Carpenter, Nathan Devore, Katie Duffy, Haley Flores, Julie Hsia, Alexia Jovanovic, Javon
Randawa, Nathaniel Schulte, Chloe Webb, Faith Wengronowitz, Max Willardson, Desiree Wilson
Grade 3: Camryn Burns, Kailey Calcetas, Camella Casinelli, Vanson Chau, Vickie Chen, Angel De Anda, Kaden
Foley, Henry Haroldson, Christy Kleiser, Kennedy Olsen, Spencer Schoell, Olivia Sutton, Sean Taylor, Ben Vivier,
Jonathan White
Grade 4: Kaliana Ashkarian, Summer Gasaway, Annabelle Greenfield, Ethan Lowrie, Michael Maddy, Bail
McCraner, Lexi Monroe, Brandon Montgomery, Jonathan Tran, Mackenzie Ulm, Ajay Van Ryn, Lynn Vo, Arisa
Zamora
Grade 5: Alina Dominguez, Cheyeanne Escanlar, Eddie Hoffman, Liam Lendvai, Nimsi Lopez, James McClean,
Katarina Mohammed, Dara Shapouri, Luke Smith, Frank Spinos, Andrew Tidler, Erin Ulm, Drew Van
Voorhis, Lucas Wengronowitz
Trimester Awards
Trimester Awards are given to students in grades 3-5 for outstanding effort and achievement in specific
academic areas. Teachers submit the names of students who deserve recognition based both on grades as
well as special growth in the subject areas of math, language arts, science, social studies, fine arts, citizenship and overall achievement. We are proud of the following students and present them to you:
3rd GRADE:
Achievement
Stephanie Bouck, Jessie Gload, Olivia Hamm, Quinn Irvine
Citizenship
Maggie Choy, Cailla Esparza, Skylar Heredia, Shelby Higgs, Cami Hoffman, Jessica Lewis, Francesca Sosa,
Jonathan White
Fine Arts
Faith Dalton, Kaya Ildau Tarmo, Katelyn Luther, Zoe Malasek, Ailis Peterson, Nicola Templeton, Alex Villanueva
Language Arts
Elijah Callendar, Cayla Cunningham, Noah Davila, Justin Devore, Nyah Dominguez, Piper Hallack, Maverick
Martin, Ella Perry, Derek Pham, Collin Rotzinger, Kourtney Shawhan, Vinh Tran, Ryan Wenger
Math
Blake Adams, Evan Ambrose, Kai Block, Vickie Chen, Landry Christiansen, Thomas Foulger, Allie Martin,
Nolan Moye, Olivia Sutton, Chris Ta, Kaelyn Tootikian
Science
Nolan Boyce, Luke Chua, Daven Kitchen, Tyson McWilliams, Brad Tieger, Kristopher Ventura, Parker Yates
Social Studies
Jordan Ortiz, Ian Tully, Ryan Zickwolff
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Trimester Awards
4th GRADE:
Achievement
Delaney Courtenay, Martha Fuentes, Annabelle Greenfield, Josh Kratochvil, Ethan Lowrie, Justin Nwanagu,
Aarti Rahavendran, Hanna Venier, Diana Woodson
Citizenship
Tony Beaz, Aleksander Bejarano, Sergio Chavez, Matthew Danowsky, Mark Donelson, Michelle Esbensen,
Shane Finney, Jack Knowles, Nathan Murillo, Alex Rios, Josh Tauss, Sarah Young
Fine Arts
Summer Gasaway, McKenna Kelly, Marilyn Long, Kenzie Malasek, Sapna Mehta, Michael Olavide, Destyni
Quiroz, Kaitlyn Swartout, Brianna Welton
Trimester Awards: Language Arts
Kaitlyn Boyer, Maddie Farella, Isabella Gibbons, Ashlea Houston, Caruso Limon, Bailey McCraner, Zack
Prajzner, Jacob Silva, Lia Silva, Jag Twigg
Trimester Awards: Math
Jeremy Berman, Anasia Cuevas, Vincent Ho, Julia Koss, Spencer Preston, Allyson Steffan, Dani Sugano,
Celine Truong, Zoie Valencia, Preston Webster, Camryn Wick, Jason Zhou
Trimester Awards: Science
Delara Bahadori, Melinda De la Cruz, Brandon Montgomery, Kaitlyn Parra, Cole Sheive, Trevor Wills
Trimester Awards: Social Studies
Gavin Conway, Jaylen Fudge, Nick Hamparyan, Aimee Jameson, Michael Maddy, Alyssa Platero, Taylor
Spells, Joey Steinke, Demitri Washington, Allison Wood
5th GRADE:
Achievement
Kyle Beach, Kaylee Grieshaber, Evelyn Kang, Tuheen Manika, Chloe Seipt
Citizenship
Esai Delgado, Christopher Lunde, Angel Pinales, Shawn Ruderman, Jillian San Chez, Erin Ulm,
Lucas Wengronowitz
Fine Arts
Natalie Cruz, Cheyeanne Escanlar, Cole Foster, Anne Marie Wort
Language Arts
Courtney Allen, Claire Boyce, Eddie Hoffman, John Hosea, Kaitlin Shawhan, Safaa Skander, Tait Steinbrenner
Math
Nikki Bennett, Jacob Blas, Brian Kim, Nadia Kireyko, Andrew Liu, Oliver McClymonds, Cecilia Nguyen,
Jacob Reiss, Lianna Sanchez, Isaiah Thomason, Valerie Welker
Science
Morrighan Berry, Alina Dominguez, Grace Haroldson, Nicole Mariano, Lindsey Schell, Violet Stewart, Gabe Torres
Social Studies
Po Aguilar, Caroline Mahoney, Lenah Perry, Nick Rice
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From the PTO President
Dear Carrillo Families,
What a wonderful year we have had! We have so much to be proud of. As a PTO we had three
goals in mind: to bring families together and create a sense of community, to offer informative
programs to our parents, and to raise much needed funds to continue educational and
enriching initiatives that benefit all of our children. I feel that we were successful in all of
these endeavors.
You attended our family events and school activities in greater numbers than we have seen in
a while. Please continue! Your presence and participation help to make this a truly special
community. We have developed additional lines of communication with our website and
weekly e-mails blasts.
Thanks to all of you, our fundraising efforts were successful throughout the year. We are right
on track with our fundraising goal for the year. This will allow us to continue to support our
programs for next year.
At this time, I would like to thank many people that have made this year possible. To our
parent volunteers, words cannot express the gratitude and appreciation I wish to share to you
ALL!! Thank you for your commitment and long hours that you have given to help Carrillo
Elementary School and the PTO for volunteering at family events, in classrooms, and
fundraisers. Thank you for your gift to give back. To our amazing teachers and administrators, thank you for all that you do to inspire our children. You continuously raise the bar and
we appreciate the exceptional gift you offer our community. To the Carrillo Community, it
has been a true pleasure to serve as President of this PTO. Carrillo is a special place where
wonderful things happen every day.
As the year ends, I wish a fond farewell to our families moving on to middle school. We wish
you much luck as your children enter this next stage and we will miss you.
Have a wonderful summer!
Janet McClean
PTO President
PTO Meetings
The “P” in PTO stands for “Parent” and every parent is welcome to attend PTO
meetings. Meetings take place on the last Friday of each month in the library and
start at 1.45pm. Our last meeting for the school year is May 28. Please join us!
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PTO Updates
Treasurer’s Report
Fundraising
Treasurer's report as of April 22, 2010
Carrillo Elementary PTO would like to extend a
HUGE THANK YOU
to our
2010 Jog-A-Thon Sponsors:
Income
Fundraising Events
88,538
Passive Fundraising
5,117
11,978
Other Income
Total Income
105,632
 AK Martial Arts
 Hulse Orthodontics
 Whitney Fields – Masters Real Estate Group
 Pump It Up – San Marcos
Expenses
 Henry’s Markets
Program Salaries
69,859
Program Supplies
6,880
 Palomar Pizza
School Supplies
7,580
Assemblies
3,092
 Yogurt King
PTO Expenses
3,287
Other Expenses
3,055
Total Expenses
93,752
A special thank you to the Marine Corp volunteers who
helped so much and made a positive impact on all of us! We
would also like to thank all of our parent volunteers – you
rock Carrillo families!
We raised $16,000 this year – way to go Carrillo runners!
Net Income/Loss
8,952
Projected budgeted expenses for the remainder of the year are $40,000
SAVE THE DATE!
Staff Appreciation Week
May 24th begins staff appreciation week. We can show our wonderful staff how
appreciated they are from May 24—May 28th. They deserve it! Talk to your
room parents and plan your week, or call the PTO Desk at (760) 290-2919 if you
have questions or need ideas.
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SUPPORT OUR SCHOOL!
Friends & Family Can Help
Let your Von’s shopping trips support our school without costing you a cent! Also, you’ll find
many merchants on the EScrip On-Line Mall. Merchants like Shutterfly who will donate 10.8% of your purchases
to Carrillo, Snapfish (12%), Nordstrom (6%), Oriental Trading Co. (3%), Amazon (2.4%). Many more other merchants are participating. To date we have 570 families participating. Thank you! For those of you who still need to
sign up please follow the instructions below. Or stop by the front office to pick up a form and then turn into the
PTO after completion. It’s quick, easy and FREE! Go to www.escrip.com
 Click on “sign-up”
 Follow the instructions
 Group Name: Carrillo Elementary
 Group ID: 4840778
Attention Albertson’s Shoppers
As of February 28, 2010 Albertson’s stopped supporting schools in the community. Vons still is a strong supporter.
Help Carrillo earn free money by shopping at Vons.
Great job Carrillo families as of February 28, 2010 we have raised $3,234 by simply clipping and
pasting the pink $0.10 coupons onto collection sheets! Thank you! Please register at www.boxtops4education.com
and Carrillo will earns $1 for every new registrant! This year we only have 35 families signed up. By registering you
will receive free coupons and valuable tips and information. Congratulations to the Girls who won the contest.
Keep up the great support. If you need extra collection sheets they can be found in the office and at the PTO desk
as well as on the Carrillo website under PTO Forms tab.
An enormous thank you to all the wonderful Box Tops volunteers who collect sheets from the classrooms and double
check everything before turning them in. Your help is greatly appreciated. All of you are terrific.
Shopping at Target means more money for our school!
Do you have a Target Visa Credit Card, or Target Credit Card, or Target Check Card? Link it to Carrillo id number
113835 and every time you shop we’ll earn 1%. Need more details go to www.target.com/tcoe. Thank you to the 43
families who are participating.
LabelsTo all Tyson chicken products lovers; please clip the A+ label off the product and send it in
attention PTO. Each label is worth 24 cents. To date we have only collected 106 labels. This too is free money to
Carrillo. It would be great if we could get more participants.
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RECYCLE CONTEST
April 12 – May 7
Contest by Grade Level
We get cash for your trash! Bring us these recyclable items:
 Empty Inkjet Cartridges
 Empty Laser Cartridges
 Used Cell Phones (collect 100 school receives a $50 bonus)
 Laptops (Please include power cords)
 PDAs (Palm Pilots)
 Video Games and Consoles
 Digital Cameras
 Calculators
 iPods
 DVD Movies
 GPS Systems
Collection bins by grade level are located in the cafeteria. The grade level that collects the most items wins an extra
recess and juice bars.
Carrillo
Yearbooks
There is a limited number of yearbooks left order yours now!
Order forms can be found in the front office or downloaded
from the Carrillo website in the PTO section, listed under
“Forms.”
Yearbooks will be distributed to students
Friday, June 11th.
*If you ordered a yearbook you should have received a receipt in your
child’s Thursday envelope. Please e-mail [email protected] if
you have questions regarding your order.
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Visit Our Do Jang Today!
Find Out Why We Have Been Voted One Of San Diego County’s
Top 5 Martial Arts Schools— 3 Years In A Row!
AKMA
Events Calendar
Join us for May Buddy Month
Register on line at akkarate.com
April 1st Buddy Month
Registration Opens
On-Line
FREE Prizes and Local Business Discounts!
April 30th and May 1st
Up to 70% Off Apparel
Sale
Enter “Carrillo Elementary” as referring student/source.
Children Ages 3 and Up, Teens & Adults Take a free SAQ and
Martial Arts class in the month of May.
Everyone gets a goody bag filled with prizes.
Includes offer of discounted training rates for the summer.
We are located
One Mile From
Carrillo
Elementary
On the Corner of
Palomar
Airport Rd &
Business Park
Drive
May 1st thru May 29th
Buddy Month
Parent ALWAYS Trains for FREE (ask for details)
May 8th Drop N Dash
Ages 3 and Up
Grand Prizes include I-Pod Touch and Laser Tag Party.
May 15th Breeze Hill
Elementary PNO
Visit Our Site for a full list of prizes.
NO LONG-TERM
CONTRACTS OR
ADMIN FEES
3295 Business Park Drive
Suite C
Vista CA 92081
760-828-7165
akkarate.com
June 21st thru June 25th
Summer Camp Opens
$100 Discount Per Child
Visit our website at
akkarate.com
for additional events.
*2007, 2008 & 2009 Top 5 Schools S.D. County -Channel 10’s A-List
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