💡 Did you know? Isaac Elementary School District has been proudly serving the community since 1878—that’s nearly 150 years of educating students!
7 months ago, PT Coe Elementary
Reminder, Families! Tomorrow, September 19, join us in the Cocinita from 10:00–11:00 a.m. for a workshop on Why Mental Health is Important. Learn strategies to support your child’s well-being and strengthen family resilience.
7 months ago, Lonnie Scheepstra
Today is an Early Release Day at Esperanza Elementary.
Dismissal will be at 11:40 am.

Please make sure arrangements are made for your child to be picked up on time. Thank you for your continued support and partnership!
7 months ago, Lonnie Scheepstra
A blue graphic features bold white text reading “Early Release Day – Dismissal 11:40 am.” On the left side of the graphic, there is a 3D illustration of four smiling star mascots with expressive eyes, blue gloves, and red shorts, happily walking out of the doors of Esperanza Elementary School. A brick wall and sign that reads “Half-Day Early Release” are visible behind them. The cheerful mascots symbolize students leaving school early.
Your voice matters. Your vote is your power. Don't let your chance to shape the future of your community, state, and country pass you by. Registering to vote is the first and most important step to making sure your voice is heard.
7 months ago, PT Coe Elementary
The attached image is a two-column flyer from the Isaac School District titled "2025 Election Facts." The left column, "Budget Override Election Facts," explains a proposed Maintenance & Operations (M&O) Override. Override Terminology: It describes the M&O Override as a voter-approved ballot measure to increase the district's operating budget. It states the current M&O override is a permanent renewal of a previous 15% override. The funds would be used for pay for teacher and staff salaries, and operating costs like utilities and supplies. Bonds and capital overrides can be used to supplement the limited state capital funding. Tax Impact: The tax impact is described for a homeowner with a Limited Property Value (LPV) of $70,610. The proposed tax increase would be $4.888.582 annually or $181 per year ($15.08 per month). Reasons for renewing the M&O Override: It lists reasons for the override, including attracting and retaining qualified staff, supporting students with small class sizes, and maintaining arts, physical education, and band programs. The right column, "Bond Election Facts," explains a proposed bond election. What is a BOND? It defines bonds as loans made to the school district for capital expenditures like furniture, technology, and facility repairs. Why is Isaac School District calling upon local voters for a bond election? It states the bond is for funding new capital projects, replacement of furniture and equipment, and preventive maintenance. What will the Bond do for Isaac School District students? The proposed 2025 Bond would be used to finance or refinance capital expenditures, including furniture, technology, textbooks, and instructional aids. What amount is the Isaac School District asking for in the upcoming bond election? The total bond is for $10,000,000. How much will the bond cost a homeowner? For a homeowner with an LPV of $70,607, the estimated average annual cost is $71.69 per year ($5.97 per month). How do I know the money will be spent as indicated? It says the district is committed to responsible stewardship of bond funds and will hold a public hearing to inform the public on the progress of how the bond proceeds are spent. At the bottom of the flyer, there is a section titled "IMPORTANT ELECTION DATES" with three bullet points: October 6, 2025 - Deadline to register to vote October 8, 2025 - Early ballots mailed to voters October 25, 2025 - Recommended date to mail your completed ballot The final line states the "November 4, 2025 - Election Day" and provides a link to register or verify voter registration: servicearizona.com/VoterRegistration.
The attached image is a two-column flyer from the Isaac School District titled "2025 Election Facts." The left column, "Budget Override Election Facts," explains a proposed Maintenance & Operations (M&O) Override. Override Terminology: It describes the M&O Override as a voter-approved ballot measure to increase the district's operating budget. It states the current M&O override is a permanent renewal of a previous 15% override. The funds would be used for pay for teacher and staff salaries, and operating costs like utilities and supplies. Bonds and capital overrides can be used to supplement the limited state capital funding. Tax Impact: The tax impact is described for a homeowner with a Limited Property Value (LPV) of $70,610. The proposed tax increase would be $4.888.582 annually or $181 per year ($15.08 per month). Reasons for renewing the M&O Override: It lists reasons for the override, including attracting and retaining qualified staff, supporting students with small class sizes, and maintaining arts, physical education, and band programs. The right column, "Bond Election Facts," explains a proposed bond election. What is a BOND? It defines bonds as loans made to the school district for capital expenditures like furniture, technology, and facility repairs. Why is Isaac School District calling upon local voters for a bond election? It states the bond is for funding new capital projects, replacement of furniture and equipment, and preventive maintenance. What will the Bond do for Isaac School District students? The proposed 2025 Bond would be used to finance or refinance capital expenditures, including furniture, technology, textbooks, and instructional aids. What amount is the Isaac School District asking for in the upcoming bond election? The total bond is for $10,000,000. How much will the bond cost a homeowner? For a homeowner with an LPV of $70,607, the estimated average annual cost is $71.69 per year ($5.97 per month). How do I know the money will be spent as indicated? It says the district is committed to responsible stewardship of bond funds and will hold a public hearing to inform the public on the progress of how the bond proceeds are spent. At the bottom of the flyer, there is a section titled "IMPORTANT ELECTION DATES" with three bullet points: October 6, 2025 - Deadline to register to vote October 8, 2025 - Early ballots mailed to voters October 25, 2025 - Recommended date to mail your completed ballot The final line states the "November 4, 2025 - Election Day" and provides a link to register or verify voter registration: servicearizona.com/VoterRegistration.
Tomorrow, September 16, join us in the Cocinita from 10:00–11:00 a.m. for another special Hispanic Heritage celebration. Let’s continue honoring the traditions, stories, and contributions that enrich our community.
7 months ago, Lonnie Scheepstra
Today is an Early Release Day at Esperanza Elementary.
Dismissal will be at 11:40 am.

Please make sure arrangements are made for your child to be picked up on time. Thank you for your continued support and partnership!
8 months ago, Lonnie Scheepstra
A blue graphic features bold white text reading “Early Release Day – Dismissal 11:40 am.” On the left side of the graphic, there is a 3D illustration of four smiling star mascots with expressive eyes, blue gloves, and red shorts, happily walking out of the doors of Esperanza Elementary School. A brick wall and sign that reads “Half-Day Early Release” are visible behind them. The cheerful mascots symbolize students leaving school early.
Reminder! Tomorrow, September 12, we’ll host Advance Nutrition 101 in the Cocinita from 10:00–11:00 a.m. Learn how to prepare healthy, affordable meals and tips for building strong family nutrition habits.
8 months ago, Lonnie Scheepstra
🎉🍕🌮 PTSO Food Sale Tomorrow! 🌮🍕🎉

Get ready to treat yourself at lunch—our PTSO Food Sale is happening Thursday, September 11th from 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM!

✨ What’s on the menu?
👉 Nachos – $2 (small) / $4 (large)
👉 Pizza – $2 per slice
👉 Juice – $1

It’s the perfect way to enjoy a tasty lunch while supporting our school. ❤️

📢 Reminder: Students who ride the bus will not be able to purchase.

Come hungry, leave happy, and help support our amazing students! 🙌

#PTSOFoodSale #SchoolSpirit #YumAndFun
8 months ago, PT Coe Elementary
A flyer with a light cream background announces a PTSO food sale. At the top, red curved text reads “PTSO SALES.” Below is an illustrated bowl of nachos topped with cheese and jalapeños. The event details are written in brown text: “Thursday, 09/04/25 from 11:30AM–12:30PM” “$2 Small / $4 Large Nachos” “$2 per slice Pizza” “$1 Juice” At the bottom, a note in bold red text states: “Students who ride the bus are not able to purchase.”
Show Your Spirit – Wear Your Dots!

Get ready to celebrate International Dot Day with us on Monday, September 15, 2025!

Encourage your student to join the fun by wearing their most colorful polka dots to school. Whether it’s shirts, skirts, socks, or accessories – the more dots, the better! 🟢🔴🔵🟡

Let’s fill our school with creativity, joy, and school spirit as we celebrate the power of making your mark.

#InternationalDotDay #ShowYourSpirit #WearYourDots
8 months ago, PT Coe Elementary
A large group of smiling elementary school students stand outside in front of classrooms, wearing colorful polka-dot shirts in celebration of International Dot Day. The children are dressed in various colors, including red, black, and white with bright dot patterns. In the foreground, a cheerful yellow star mascot with big blue eyes, a smile, and waving hand is standing next to the students. The background shows school buildings painted with murals, blue doors, and a clear sky.
Tomorrow, September 9, join us in the Cocinita from 10:00–11:00 a.m. for a celebration of Hispanic Heritage! We’ll share culture, traditions, and stories that honor the rich heritage of our community.
8 months ago, Lonnie Scheepstra

Reminder, Families! Parent University will be held tomorrow, Saturday, September 6 at 7:00 a.m.

8 months ago, Lonnie Scheepstra
Today is an Early Release Day at Esperanza Elementary.
Dismissal will be at 11:40 am.

Please make sure arrangements are made for your child to be picked up on time. Thank you for your continued support and partnership!
8 months ago, Lonnie Scheepstra
A blue graphic features bold white text reading “Early Release Day – Dismissal 11:40 am.” On the left side of the graphic, there is a 3D illustration of four smiling star mascots with expressive eyes, blue gloves, and red shorts, happily walking out of the doors of Esperanza Elementary School. A brick wall and sign that reads “Half-Day Early Release” are visible behind them. The cheerful mascots symbolize students leaving school early.
Tomorrow, September 5, join us in the Cocinita for an Advance Oral Health workshop from 10:00–11:00 a.m. Learn important tips to keep your child’s teeth healthy, prevent cavities, and promote lifelong smiles!
8 months ago, Lonnie Scheepstra
🎉🍕🌮 PTSO Food Sale Tomorrow! 🌮🍕🎉

Get ready to treat yourself at lunch—our PTSO Food Sale is happening Thursday, September 4th from 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM!

✨ What’s on the menu?
👉 Nachos – $2 (small) / $4 (large)
👉 Pizza – $2 per slice
👉 Juice – $1

It’s the perfect way to enjoy a tasty lunch while supporting our school. ❤️

📢 Reminder: Students who ride the bus will not be able to purchase.

Come hungry, leave happy, and help support our amazing students! 🙌

#PTSOFoodSale #SchoolSpirit #YumAndFun
8 months ago, PT Coe Elementary
A flyer with a light cream background announces a PTSO food sale. At the top, red curved text reads “PTSO SALES.” Below is an illustrated bowl of nachos topped with cheese and jalapeños. The event details are written in brown text: “Thursday, 09/04/25 from 11:30AM–12:30PM” “$2 Small / $4 Large Nachos” “$2 per slice Pizza” “$1 Juice” At the bottom, a note in bold red text states: “Students who ride the bus are not able to purchase.”

Reminder, Families! Tomorrow, September 2, join us in the Cocinita from 10:00–11:00 a.m. for a fun Labor Day Activity! Families will enjoy hands-on crafts and learning activities that honor the spirit of Labor Day. We hope to see you there!

8 months ago, PT Coe Elementary
Happy to share that today was Esperanza's first Coffee with the Principal of the school year! We had a wonderful turnout, with a total of 17 parents participating.

Dr. Robertson gave an amazing slideshow presentation about Title I and how we use those funds to support our school. We also had meaningful discussions about district benchmarks, state assessments, and strategies to support our scholars at home—especially in reading and math.

A big thank you to Dr. Robertson for your time and dedication to the Esperanza families. Your leadership and commitment are truly appreciated!
8 months ago, PT Coe Elementary
A classroom filled with parents seated around tables, attentively listening to a presenter at the front. The presenter is seated near a large screen displaying a presentation slide. The room is decorated with photos, posters, and a banner above the window that reads “Bienvenidos.”
A group photo of parents and a facilitator standing and sitting together inside the same classroom. Everyone is smiling at the camera. The wall behind them has a large banner that reads “Bienvenidos” with butterfly decorations.
Reminder, Esperanza Families!

There will be NO SCHOOL on Monday, September 1st in observance of Labor Day. 🇺🇸

We hope you enjoy the long weekend with your family, and we look forward to seeing all of our Esperanza Stars back at school on Tuesday, September 2nd—ready to learn and shine!
8 months ago, PT Coe Elementary
A blue background graphic featuring four smiling yellow star mascots walking side by side. Each star is dressed in a different outfit: a construction worker, a chef, a businessperson in a suit, and a casual worker in jeans and a cap. Large white text on the right reads: “Labor Day No School – September 1, 2025." in Spanish
A blue background graphic featuring four smiling yellow star mascots walking side by side. Each star is dressed in a different outfit: a construction worker, a chef, a businessperson in a suit, and a casual worker in jeans and a cap. Large white text on the right reads: “Labor Day No School – September 1, 2025.
Data Day at Esperanza!

Yesterday, our amazing teachers came together for Data Day. They spent the day analyzing i-Ready Beginning of the Year diagnostic scores and other student data. This important work helps us plan instruction, set goals, and make sure every child gets the support they need to succeed.

We are so proud of the hard work and collaboration our staff put in to make learning meaningful for all of our Esperanza Stars!

Here are a few snapshots from the day—thank you to our dedicated teachers for always putting students first!
8 months ago, PT Coe Elementary
A group of people gathered around a table in a classroom, engaged in discussion and collaboration.
A group of people gathered around a table in a classroom, engaged in discussion and collaboration.
A classroom scene featuring a group of individuals engaged in a presentation, with a projector screen displaying content.
Several individuals standing around a table filled with papers and notes, engaged in a discussion or brainstorming session.
A team of people is gathered around a whiteboard, actively sharing thoughts and strategies during a meeting.
Join us for an open conversation with our principal over coffee! This is a great opportunity to share your thoughts, ask questions, and stay informed about what’s happening at our school.
8 months ago, PT Coe Elementary
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Reminder, Esperanza Families!

Tomorrow, there will be NO SCHOOL for students. It’s our Data Day, and teachers will be working hard to review and analyze the Beginning of the Year i-Ready diagnostic scores. This helps us plan instruction and give your child the best support possible.

We’ll see all of our Esperanza Stars back at school on Friday—ready to learn and shine!
8 months ago, PT Coe Elementary
A dark blue background graphic with light blue illustrations of computer servers and circuit lines. Bold white text in the center reads: “Data Day No School – August 28, 2025.”
A dark blue background graphic with light blue illustrations of computer servers and circuit lines. Bold white text in the center reads: “Data Day No School – August 28, 2025.”