
Dear Thunder Valley Families,
These short weeks just seem to fly by, and next week is packed with great activities!
- Monday, October 20: Middle School Boys Basketball — Home game vs. Firestone Charter Academy
- Tuesday, October 21:
- 5th Grade Music Concert at 5:45 PM
- Open House for incoming students at 6:00 PM — a perfect chance for future Kindergarteners and rising 6th graders to meet teachers and explore all the opportunities our school offers!
- Friday, October 24: MS Honor Roll breakfast – 8:00am – 8:30am. Individual invites to come for students with a 3.5 GPA or higher.
Halloween is right around the corner! We’ll share more details soon about our annual costume parade. As you help your student choose a costume, please remember that safety comes first. Costumes should be school-appropriate and non-distracting. Students must be easily recognizable, so no masks, face paint, sunglasses, fake blood, or full-face coverings. Weapons or look-alikes are not allowed.
Thank you for your continued support and involvement in our school community. As always, please reach out if there’s anything we can do to help!
Best wishes,
Catrina Estrada, Principal
Sandra Vazquez, Assistant Principal
Matt Romig, Assistant Principal
Grant Elwood, Dean of Students
Important Dates
October 20- Middle School Boys Basketball Home Game vs Firestone
October 21- 5th Grade Music Concert
October 21 – Incoming Students Open House for next year at 6:00 pm
October 27- Boys Basketball Away Game vs Twin Peaks
October 28- Middle School Band and Orchestra Concert
October 30- Middle School Band and Orchestra Concert
October 31- Halloween Parade
November 3- Boys Basketball Home Game vs Timberline

Thunder Valley website– look here for our school calendar on the main page!













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