COVID-19 UPDATE New Hope Elementary is closed for the remainder of the year. All events and activities are canceled.PARENTS AND STUDENTS Starting Tuesday, April 7th, your child will be assigned required classwork in the form of weekly "work packets" that will be due the following Monday. The packets will be available for pick up every Monday (starting April 6)... READ MORE >
Click the graphic to access the new COVID-19 California Parent & Youth Hotlinehttps://caparentyouthhelpline.org/Parents Anonymous® Inc. is the oldest family strengthening organization started by a courageous Mom and a Social Worker in 1969 in Los Angeles by developing the first and only Evidence-Based Weekly Support Groups for Parents, and their Children & Youth.... READ MORE >
Registration Form (English): ASP Registration Form-English-2020-21 Registration Form (Spanish): ASP Registration Form-Spanish-2020-21 READ MORE >
"After careful consideration and consultation with San Joaquin County Public HealthServices, the San Joaquin County Superintendent of Schools and school districts in San Joaquin County have made the decision to temporarily close schools, effective Monday, March 16, in response to the novel coronavirus." We are tentatively scheduled to reopen on April 6 and updated... READ MORE >
New Hope Elementary School Parent Club Meeting March 13th, 20208:30am - 10:30amRoom 5Light refreshments will be served For more information, call (209)794-2376 READ MORE >
With an increase in vaping and marijuana potency, this video introduces parents to youth trends with tobacco, vaping and marijuana. It includes student interviews, information on what vaping is, how marijuana has changed in potency in recent years and the corresponding health risks to youth. Click on Link below to Watch Videohttps://vimeo.com/285704355 READ MORE >
Parents Please click the sight below to learn what is going on in 4th grade. I will be posting information weekly on the sight below. Please make sure to check it weekly. https://padlet.com/msenay/da01pm87zwbj Thanks,Mrs. Senay READ MORE >
From October 1, 2019 - April 30, 2020 3rd-8th grade students can enter for their chance to WIN a Fire Tablet & VR Headset for taking Interim Tests (Practice Tests) to help prepare for CAASPP testing , ask your teacher(s) or Mr.Dutra for more information ! READ MORE >
Hey Parents of 3rd-8th Graders! We will be reminding our students throughout the year about CAASPP testing and how important the test is. This website will help you as parents understand the testing a bit more and give your child(ren) practice tests according to your child(ren)'s grade level. https://ca.startingsmarter.org Hola Padres de 3-8 Grado! Vamos a... READ MORE >
"The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is a national network of local crisis centers that provides free and confidential emotional support to people in suicidal crisis or emotional distress 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We're committed to improving crisis services and advancing suicide prevention by empowering individuals, advancing professional best practices,... READ MORE >
Welcome To Parent Club" (video). Families and school staff are equal partners in their collaboration to support students' learning and healthy development at home and at school. Support your child by joining Parent Club today! Please see Mrs. Gallo or Ms. Stemler for further information. READ MORE >
Family Night April 4th - 6:00-7:30p.m. Cafeteria Celebrate 2018’s Increased State Test Scores With An Ice Cream Sundae Wander Among Classroom Displays Showing Off Student Work Meet And Connect With Other Parents Just Like You! Noche Familiar Abril 4 - 6:00-7:30 p.m. Cafeteria Ven a celebrar el Aumento de Nuestras Calificaciones de... READ MORE >
New Hope Elementary School Invites you to Their Field Day Friday, April 12, 2019 11:00am to 2:30pm Bring a picnic lunch and a picnic blanket to enjoy lunch on the lawn with your child. Join us to watch the field day activities after lunch La Escuela New Hope Los Invita al Dia de Juegos y Eventos de Campo El Viernes 12 de... READ MORE >
General ELPAC Information and Reminders New Videos Educational Testing Service is pleased to announce the posting of two new videos that are available in both English and Spanish: The Summative ELPAC Student Score Report Video shows elements of the Student Score Report along with explanations of the information on the report. This... READ MORE >
Here is a recent article that was written by EdSource featuring Mrs. Kelly Castillo, our 5th thru 8th grade Science Teacher. https://edsource.org/2018/rural-schools-find-ways-to-bring-science-innovations-closer-to-home/596556 READ MORE >
Here are two videos to help families and community members view"The Dashboard" , a new school reporting system through the California Department of Education.English (Video 1): https://cdefoundation.app.box.... English (Video 2): https://cdefoundation.app.box.... READ MORE >
Our hearts go out to the families and staff involved in yesterday’s tragedy at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, in Florida. We hope and pray that nothing like that ever happens in our schools or community. However, if it does, we are prepared. We take safety very seriously, and practice our emergency response plans frequently. Our training in the Incident... READ MORE >
Five tips to help children cope with a national tragedy Staff reports October 2, 2017 Whenever there’s a national tragedy, whether it’s a hurricane or an act of terrorism, it’s important to remember that kids may be experiencing increased levels of stress or anxiety. Even if they’re not personally affected, exposure to traumatic events through the media or in... READ MORE >
Helping Children Cope With Loss, Death, and Grief Tips for Teachers and ParentsWhen schools and communities are impacted by the loss of life, the effects may be significant for some people. How school personnel and parents handle the resulting distress can help shape the immediate and longer-term grieving process for students, staff, and families. Children, in... READ MORE >
How to Talk to Your Child About Grief and Loss1. Be honestHave an open and honest discussion with your child. It is okay to use the words “death” and “dying”. These are words that are more specific and do not lead to vague understanding of the truth.2. Use simple languageUse words that are at your child’s level of understanding depending on their age and... READ MORE >