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TVUSD is committed to students' safety and well being in their school environment.
Click here to access our page with resources and information; submit a bullying or harassment online report or reach out to a counselor 24/7.
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TVUSD's March Community Newsletter - Now Posted!
Check out the latest community connection highlighting TVUSD
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TVUSD Announces Parent Workshop Series - Suicide Prevention, Grief, and Trauma
Join TVUSD for important discussions regarding suicide prevention, grief, and trauma.
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Parents of Middle/High Schoolers - Please Provide Your Input Re: New Proposed History/Social Science Instructional Materials
Parents of 6-12 graders - we need your input on current pilot materials for history/social science. Board meeting for adoption of new materials is April 9.
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Vail Elementary School Renovation Update - Great Things Are Happening!
The Vail Elementary School renovation project is well underway!
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Help TVUSD collect valuable data for your school by participating in Speak Up 2018-19
Your opinions matter to us! We are participating in the Speak Up research project so we can learn more about how students are using technology to learn – in and out of school.
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Spring Picture Day
Thursday, April 11 is Spring Picture Day. Order forms went home in students Wednesday envelopes. Additional forms are available in the front office. Please note: only students who have a filled out order form the day of pictures will have their picture taken.
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LCAP Survey
Parents - Now is the time to share your thoughts about our school and district programs, climate, operations, and priorities! Please check your email for the annual LCAP survey participation invitation. It would have been sent by TVUSD via K-12 Insight, the District's survey company. We truly appreciate your input and feedback as we build the Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP) for the 2019/20 school year.
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Volunteers Needed
Parents, we need you! Do you have a few minutes each day to help us with safety/greeting and love working with students and parents? Mr. Cole is looking for a few very positive, patient and relational volunteers to help each morning and afternoon in the front and back loop during student drop-off and pick-up. If you are interested, please stop by and talk with Mr. Cole for more information.
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No Animals on School Campus
This is a reminder that at no time are animals to be on campus or the sidewalks where student pick-up and drop-off are. Please do not walk your animals onto campus during pick up or drop off. We also ask that you do not have your animals on campus during or after school hours for any activity (i.e. Open house, family nights, running club, Friday Flag, Turkey Trot, etc.). Thank you for your cooperation.
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ARES Closed Campus
Please remember that ARES is a Closed Campus at all times: before, during, and after school. If you need to come on campus, be sure to check in at the front office, and be prepared to show ID. All volunteers must check in at the front office and wear their badge/lanyard at all times. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us!
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School Year ThemeThis year, we have a new school theme, “Rise Up and Lead the P.A.C.K.” Our desire is for ARES students to rise up as leaders of our Timberwolf PACK as they Practice Acts of Caring and Kindness. We believe that a simple act of caring or kindness can make a tremendous impact on a person’s life and the greater community. Throughout the year, we will be challenging our students, staff and parents to Rise Up and take part in Practicing Acts of Caring and Kindness as we seek to make a positive impact in the lives of one another.
