I’m excited to welcome everyone back. There are so many things to accomplish in the next few weeks. Please make sure to mark your calendars of upcoming events which include School Holidays, Spring Recess, Open House, ERES Beautification Day, Summative Assessments and many more. Please make sure you are visiting our website and other social media to keep up with our events.
6th Grade Articulation Day Our 6th grade students will get the opportunity to visit Eagle Rock High School on March 29th to become familiar with the campus and to meet their future counselors and staff.
GATE Programs Informational Meeting Parents, do you have questions about gifted identification and/or our school's gifted program? If so, you should attend the informational Zoom meeting with Ms. Sullivan on Wednesday, March 29th at 6pm. The Zoom code for the meeting is 539 636 0507.
César Chávez Day We will observe Cesar Chavez Day on Friday March 31st. There will be no classes and ERES will be closed. César Chávez Day is observed in the United States on March 31 each year. It celebrates the birthday of César Estrada Chávez and it serves as a tribute to his commitment to social justice and respect for human dignity. We will return for those interested on Monday April 3rd and Tuesday April 4th for Acceleration Days.
Spring Acceleration Days Acceleration days will take place at ERES on Monday April 3rd and Tuesday April 4th. Parents and guardians may register their student online via the Parent Portal.
Spring Recess Spring recess will be observed from April 3rd through April 7th. We will return to school on Monday April 10th. For those who are interested in enrolling in Acceleration Days, ERES is scheduled to be open on Monday April 3rd and Tuesday April 4th.
Fire Drill This week, we will hold our monthly emergency drill on 3/30/23 at 9:45 a.m.. We will practice the quick evacuation procedure at ERES. There will be the need to evacuate the buildings in an orderly manner during this drill. Please speak with your children to review the importance of being prepared for such emergencies.
Read-A Thon Our Read-A-Thon is in full stride. Please continue to encourage children to read as many books as possible. Students received their incentives last week and are very excited about the funds they have raised with their classmates.
Pick-Up/Dismissal This is a reminder that duty of care for our students by classroom teachers is from 8:05 a.m. until the end of the school day at 2:38 p.m. on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday. On Tuesday, due to professional development for staff, it is from 8:05 a.m until 1:38 p.m. When dismissed, students are to go directly to after school clubs, program, or go home. Students are not to remain on school grounds if not enrolled in a club or after-school program. No students should be left unsupervised on school grounds after dismissal. Parents/guardians, please ensure you pick up your children on time when dismissed. All staff are tasked to ensure that students are going home or going directly to their clubs or programs.
Have a great week, Mr. Baez, Principal
Parent Survey Results The following graphs provide insights on what parents believe is a priority at our school. 1 being the Most important, 7 being the least important. I want to thank the parents who participated in the survey. Please know that we take this information into consideration as we plan for the upcoming year.
MISSION STATEMENT The teachers, administrators, staff, and parents of Eagle Rock Elementary will work together to provide an educational environment that promotes dignity and respect for diversity. We strive to provide equal access for all students to an engaging, research and standard-based instructional program, resulting in students reaching their maximum potential.
VISION STATEMENT The Vision of Eagle Rock Elementary is to implement a research and standards-based instructional program that provides a positive, nurturing climate that stimulates maximum academic and social growth; inspires appreciation and respect for diversity; and empowers all children to be lifelong learners and successful, active participants in the changing society.
Parent Volunteers
Parents who are interested in volunteering can reach out to Ms. Nancy Lopez, our Community Rep. via email or call the main office. nancy.lopez1@lausd.net 323-254-6841 Ms. Lopez will help you get all the necessary documents ready. All volunteers can begin by collecting and submitting the following:
Upload proof of COVID-19 vaccine to the Daily Pass. If you don’t have a Daily Pass you will need to set one up via the Parent Portal.
LAUSD Help Desk Numbers For Families (213) 443-1300
For Employees 213-241-5200
The help desk is open 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday
Student & Family Wellness (213) 241-3840 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Please call for support with mental health, immunizations, health insurance, food & housing, enrollment, and more.