February 14, 2024 - English

Principal’s Message 


Dear Families,


In the month of March, we will embark on the journey of Women’s History Month.  Let’s celebrate the remarkable achievements and contributions of women throughout history.  Women have left an indelible mark on the world and have overcome countless barriers to shape the course of history.  


Women have inspired us in all aspects of life.  From Susan B. Anthony, Rosa Parks, to Malala Yousafzai and Kamala Harris, women have pivotal roles in advocating for social justice and human rights.  They have made commitments to progress and positive change.  


They have made great strides as innovators and visionaries.  They have contributed to STEM, literature, and medicine.  Women in history have shown their creativity, intellect and innovative spirit can transform industries, challenge norms, and expand the boundaries of possibility. 


Women in history are advocates, role models and mentors.  Their mentorship and leadership empower your adults to believe in themselves, pursue their passions, and strive for excellence. Together, let us celebrate the diverse contributions and achievements of women and honor their enduring legacy of strength, courage, and resilience.  


Respectfully,

Principal Kobata

Important Dates 


2/16

End of Trimester 2 - Minimum Day Dismissal at 11:55 am

2/19 - 2/23

Winter Break- NO SCHOOL

2/26

BB Parent U (Module 4: Avoiding Power-Struggles) - 5:00 to 6:30pm

2/28

Bookmobile visits Bubb - 2:30 - 3:30

3/1

Field Trip 1st Grade - MVCPA- The Reluctant - 12:00 to 2:30 (tentative)

3/5

Nathan Hale Author Visit

3/8

Report Cards sent home electronically***********

3/20

Spring Picture Day

3/21

Spring Open House - 6:00 to 7:00 pm

3/22

Michael Katz Assembly

3/25

Professional Development Day - NO SCHOOL

3/29

Diversity Night

4/1 - 4/5

RAFT MAKER Van Assembly

4/8 - 4/12

Spring Break- No school

5/31

Last Day of School - Minimum Day Dismissal at 11:55 am


School News 


Room 11 Food Drive

In recognition of World Kindness Week, Room 11 has decided to spread kindness around the community by collecting food to donate to CSA.  Please consider donating an unopened non perishable foodto the box outside Room 11 before Friday 2/16.  #kindnessmatters




Lost and Found - End of Trimester

It’s the end of Trimester 2 and it’s time to clean out the Lost and Found Rack. The Lost and Found Rack will be placed out in front of the school on Wednesday, 2/14. for families to look for a much loved lost coat, sweater or lunch box. After 2/16, all remaining items will be donated to a local charity.


Minimum Day Friday, 2/16

The first trimester ends next Friday, February 16, 2023.  It will be a minimum day with dismissal at 11:55 am for all students.

District News 

Complete your LCAP survey today! (before Feb. 16)

Your responses to the  LCAP (Local Control Accountability Plan) survey will guide the update of our District plan for the 2024-25 school year. Please help us! Your thoughts in this survey will let our school know what areas to focus on for next year. This is an opportunity for you to tell the District about your priorities for your school. Please click on your unique survey link sent to your email. Your responses are confidential. Students in grades 4-8 will also be taking the LCAP survey. More information found here: mvwsd.org/LCAP


5th, 8th grade promotion dates

Each year we look forward to celebrating with families as our 5th and 8th grade students are promoted to the next school level. This year, the dates are:

  * 5th grade promotion:  Thursday, May 30

  * 8th grade promotion:  Friday, May 31  (9 or 11 am, depending on school), the last day of school

Your school principal will share more specifics about the celebrations as details are available.

 

MVWSD works to update English Language Arts and Pre-K/TK Curriculum for 2024-25

As part of our district’s focus on literacy, MVWSD is reviewing updated English Language Arts (ELA) curriculum for our students in grades K-5 and integrated curriculum in preschool and Transitional Kindergarten. In recent decades, more research on children’s cognitive processes, language development, and reading acquisition has shown that curriculum that includes the Science of Reading helps to ensure children develop strong foundational reading skills, enabling them to become proficient readers. 


The ELA curriculum adoption committee and PK/TK adoption committee are currently piloting two curriculums each. The curriculums are built from the Science of Reading. In addition, the PK/TK curriculums are also aligned with research on language development and play-based learning. 


K-5 ELA Pilot Curriculums:

Amplify Core Knowledge Language Arts

McGraw Hill Wonders


PK/TK Pilot Curriculums:

Creative Curriculum by Learning Strategies

Three Cheers for PreK by Savvas


Families and members of the public may preview the K-5 ELA and PK/TK pilot curriculums at the District Office, 1400 Montecito Ave., on the following dates and times:


February 12th at 12:00-1:00

February 15th at 12:00-2:00

February 27th at 4:30-6:00

February 28th at 4:30-6:00


If families and members of the public would like to view at a different time, please contact Cyndee Nguyen, [email protected], to make arrangements. To read more about the curriculum adoption process, please see our district website


Better Together: February

February marks a very important time in our district where we pause to honor and celebrate Black History Month, shining a spotlight on the rich contributions and achievements of African Americans in our community and throughout our shared history. It serves as a reminder to us all to acknowledge the struggles and triumphs that have shaped the Black experience in the US. This month #BetterTogether also encourages us to speak up about the importance of equality, justice, and the ongoing fight against systemic racism. The essential question for the month is: How do I speak up for myself and for others? Black History Month offers us an opportunity to recognize and appreciate the diversity that makes our community strong, and to use our voices to advocate for positive change for all. For more information about Better Together, visit mvwsd.org/BetterTogetherMVWSD.

 

 

MVEF: Hiring Lead Executive Director

The Mountain View Education Foundation (MVEF) needs your talent and passion as it seeks a new Lead Executive Director. You can learn more and apply https://www.mvef.org/we-re-hiring



YMCA Parent Workshops 

Project Cornerstone/YMCA is hosting two upcoming parent workshops online. Tuesday, February 27 – “Bullying Prevention” and Wednesday, March 20 – “Digital Citizenship”. Please see the attached flyer for online registration and workshop links.


The View Teen Center: February

The View Teen Center is a free facility in Mountain View (263 Escuela Ave) for all Mountain View and Los Altos 6th - 12th grade students. Drop-in hours are Monday - Friday, 3:15 - 7 p.m. and Saturdays, 1 - 6 p.m. (Feb. adjusted hours: Open 1-6 p.m.: Feb. 16 and Feb. 20-23, No Drop-In: Feb 19), and the center features a game room, makerspace, kitchen, computer/study room, outdoor area, and much more! See attached flier for details about upcoming events and programs in February or visit their webpage for more information.



City of MV: Summer Camp Fair

The City of Mountain View Recreation Division will be hosting their Summer Camp Fair on Wednesday, Feb. 28 from 5 - 7 p.m. at the Mountain View Community Center. Summer Camp staff and vendors will be available onsite to answer any questions you may have as you prepare for your youth's summer plans. 2024 Spring & Summer Registration begins Saturday, March 2 at 9 a.m. for Mountain View residents at the Mountain View Community Center. Spring & Summer Activity Guide will be available mid-February. Visit MountainView.gov/Register for more information.


PTA News 

Silent Auction Encore Sale!

Sad you missed out on grabbing a few party spots or those tickets to a fun experience? Have no fear - the Encore Sale is here!!

Through Thursday the 15th at 9pm is the extra chance you were hoping for to grab some of the auction goodies still available

Grab a spot for your student or yourselves at any of the fun parties happening! 

And don't forget to pick up your winning items in the Front Office!

 

Math Night Celebration & Thank You

A big thank you to all that attended Math Night and volunteered. Please make sure to thank your high school and middle schoolers that helped us out! We couldn’t have had a fun evening full of math games, prizes, refreshments, and smiles without everyone pitching in! 

 

Join the team! Now recruiting for next year’s PTA Executive Board

Interested in helping set Bubb PTA priorities and making a positive impact in our community? We are recruiting for candidates for next year's Bubb PTA Executive Committee. Lots of different roles with different time commitments are available, email [email protected] for more information. 

 

Open call: Talent show help needed

Did you love watching the kids show off their unique talents last year at the Talent Show? Do you love the performing arts and want to share that with the Bubb cubs? Be part of the action this year and help our students shine! Please reach out to [email protected] to sign up.

 

Stay connected with the Bubb PTA and Our Bubb Community

Stay in the loop - Join Konstella

Have your voice heard by joining the PTA

Follow Bubb PTA on FB for exclusive content on everything that's happening 

Bubb PTA Webpage

Bubb Elementary Webpage

Looking for after school activities? Check out current listings. 

 

Key Upcoming Dates 

March 26, 2024: PTA Meeting


Flyers

YMCA Parent Workshops

The View Teen Center: February

City of MV: Summer Camp Fair 

February Lunch Menu



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