Join us for a spooktacular Halloween event!!
Attention La Joya ISD Community
🗳️ Information on Voter Approval Tax Rate Election (VATRE)
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🗳️ Información sobre la Elección de Tasa de Impuestos con Aprobación de Votantes (VATRE):
Join us for a spooktacular Halloween event, details below! 🎃👻
Students in Ms. R. Flores’ Kínder class are learning about their community. They are designing and describing their favorite place in their community.
Mrs. Y. Flores’ kinder students want to save up some coins in their piggy bank!! They are identifying and counting how many pennies and nickels they have saved.
¡Los estudiantes de kinder de Mrs. Y. Flores quieren ahorrar algunas monedas en su alcancía! Ellos están identificando las monedas de uno y cinco centavos y contando cuantas ya han ahorrado.
🚌🚦🛑 Safety First! La Joya ISD is proud to celebrate National School Bus Safety Week, emphasizing the importance of safe transportation for our students. Let's work together to ensure a secure and enjoyable journey to and from school. A HUGE THANK YOU to our awesome La Joya ISD Transportation Department who safely transport our students every day! 🚌🚦🚸
La Joya ISD emphasizes safety as a top priority during America's Safe Schools Week! Special thanks to our La Joya ISD Police Department for ensuring a safe learning and working environment for all our students and staff. 🏫👮♂️🌟🚓
🏆 Exciting News! 🏆
We are thrilled to announce that our talented students are gearing up for the FIRST UIL (University Interscholastic League) meet! 📚🎉
Get ready to witness their brilliance and determination as they compete in various categories, showcasing their skills in academics. Our students have been working tirelessly to prepare for this event, and we couldn't be prouder of their dedication and hard work.
Go Team Cavazos! 🌟📖 #UILCompetition #StudentAchievements #TeamSpirit #ProudSchoolCommunity
Students in Mrs. Vera’s 1st grade class have been introduced to skip counting. Students are practicing counting by twos using their 120 colored coded chart. During this activity they had the opportunity to work in their groups, practice writing numbers, and review counting.
🎉La Joya ISD celebrates National School Lunch Week! 🎉🍎Thank you to our La Joya ISD Child Nutrition Services Department for ensuring our students always receive a nutritious and delicious meal that supports their minds and bodies for success. 🎉🥦🍎🥗🍔🍕🍱
⏰ Friendly Reminder! NO CLASSES!!
Students and staff will be off on Monday, October 9th, 2023, for Bad Weather Day.
Classes and LJISD offices will resume on Tuesday, October 10, 2023.
🎉🌍 Happy World Teachers’ Day to the amazing teachers of La Joya ISD! 🍎👩🏫
Thank you for all that you do to make a difference in the lives of our students. 👏🏻🌟
#WorldTeachersDay
#ljisdstudentfocuseddatadrivenresultsoriented
🌸✨La Joya ISD stands united in support of Breast Cancer Awareness! Throughout the month of October, our district will proudly don the color pink to raise awareness and honor those affected by breast cancer. 💖👚
Let's paint La Joya ISD in shades of pink to show our solidarity and commitment to this important cause. Together, we can make a difference! 🌸
Congratulations to our Cavazos Esports team for participating at their 1st Esports tournament!! They did amazing!! Way to go Cavazos team 🎉🎉
🎀 La Joya ISD is hosting its Breast Cancer Awareness Walk on October 7, 2023, at the LJISD Pack Stadium. 🏟️ Let's unite to raise awareness and support those affected. 🌸
This year, we're adding a special touch with a Barbie Theme! 💖
The students in Mrs. M. Peña’s 5th Grade Class are learning about light energy in Science. They created a foldable where they learned that light travels in a straight line until it strikes an object and causes a reflection or travels from one medium to another and causes a refraction. They also practiced the vocabulary words for the unit using the vocabulary cards.
Mrs. Villarreal’s 5th grade class began the six weeks researching Christopher Columbus. Students will be creating a timeline in groups in honor of Columbus Day, October 9. Students then learned the properties of light doing hand movements to help them remember that light travels in a straight line until it strikes an object and causes a reflection or travels from one medium to another and causes a refraction.
Mark your calendar for this Friday, September 29, 2023, were we will fill Cavazos Elementary of colors! Each grade level will represent a specific color from the book, “Don’t Let the Crayons Quit!”. Let make this a colorful day!
¡Marca tu calendario para este viernes 29 de septiembre de 2023 donde llenaremos de colores la Primaria Cavazos! Cada nivel de grado representará un color específico del libro “¡No dejes que los crayones se rindan!”. ¡Hagamos de este un día colorido!
"🍂🎃 A big THANK YOU to our incredible Physical Plant, Print Shop and Admissions & Records staff for bringing the fall and Halloween spirit to our La Joya ISD Central Office Administration Building with the fantastic pumpkin installation! Your dedication and creativity brighten our workspace.
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