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Aaron Johnson high fiving students

Oct. 3, 2025

Hello families:

There's something truly magical about fall in our community. The brilliant colors of changing leaves, the crisp breeze in the air, and the joyful energy of families and children biking, walking, and enjoying the season together. It all paints a beautiful picture of connection and warmth. These everyday moments reflect the strong bonds we share and the natural beauty that surrounds us. Fall invites us to slow down, take it all in, and celebrate the vibrant spirit that fills our schools and brings our community to life.

In this issue, I would like to bring to your attention an important article regarding the increasing use of e-bikes, scooters, and golf carts on our campuses (see more in the full newsletter). As these motorized vehicles become more common, it's crucial that we all understand the specific laws and district policies that govern their use, such as speed limits, designated areas, and safety regulations. Whether your child rides or walks, this knowledge helps us keep everyone safe and ensures our shared spaces remain respectful and secure for all.

We're also making exciting progress in our strategic planning work with the ILO Group. We are currently reviewing last year's survey responses and district data, and we're preparing for Focus Groups in the coming weeks. This journey will lead us to a Community Design Day in March, a pivotal event where we'll come together to shape the future of our district. Your input and ideas are crucial in this process. If you're interested in contributing to this vital work, we'd love to hear from you. Please get in touch with my office directly via email.

Finally, I would like to extend my heartfelt thanks for the incredible partnership we share. It has been uplifting to see so many of you at Open Houses, engaging in conversations, asking thoughtful questions, and showing your support for your child. Your presence and involvement speak volumes about the care and commitment you bring to our school community. Whether you're volunteering in classrooms, attending events, or simply encouraging your child each day, your efforts make a lasting impact. The success of our students is not just a reflection of what happens inside the classroom, it's a testament to the powerful collaboration between families, educators, and the wider community. Together, we create an environment where children feel supported, inspired, and ready to thrive.

Thank you for being such an essential part of our shared mission to Welcome, Nurture, and Inspire students and staff to their highest potential. We appreciate everything you do for our school community. Read the rest of this update here.

In partnership,

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Aaron R. Johnson, Ed.D.
Superintendent of Schools

P.S. You can find all of my updates on our website under Superintendent Update.