Cecilia Lucero Solorio Elementary School

Attention Tiger Families! Mark your calendars for Friday, February 9th to meet the author of the Bad Kitty book series, Nick Bruel. Enjoy a night of crazy cat fun with games, puzzles, crafts, prizes, author signings and more! You are also able to support our school libraries by preordering or buying the new book (Bad Kitty Makes a Movie) in store. Please use this link to preorder your copy: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfWoup0ShlDYa5PHdxiCYx92_wagEHoGt-2XYmgSr_l2JfhtA/viewform

All of our Tiger Families are invited to join us for our Pastries with the Principal on Wednesday, January 24, 2024 @ 8:30 in the MPR. Please come out for pastries, coffee, tea, and good conversation with Mrs. Loftis. We hope to see you there!

Come join us and discover the fun of math through games. This exciting family event will be facilitated by Mrs. Andrea Barron, San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools Mathematics Curriculum Specialist. Please REGISTER at: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSciSI7vhkrruUZ9LDgdgJvziEQIFVEgBpOtL0x0Dh7HPs4nSQ/viewform to secure your spot. We are able to accommodate up to 250 spots, so please register as soon as possible! We look forward to seeing you!

Lost and Found pick up days

In honor or Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, there is no school this Monday on January 15th.

Attend today, and achieve tomorrow! Here are our December grade-level attendance winners. Let's continue to be on time and attend school all day. #attendancematters #strivefor5

Materials will be on display at every school site and the district office for the public to view until March 7, 2024. We encourage our educational partners to preview the material and submit feedback.

School is back in session starting Monday, January 8th. We can't wait to see everyone!

Swing into action at the E3 Friendraiser on February 8, 2024! Join us for a fun-filled evening at Top Golf in Ontario and help support the amazing E3 Foundation. Whether you play like a pro or have never golfed, join the fun by purchasing your tickets at www.e3foundation.org. Let's tee up for a good cause!

Happy New Year to our Etiwanda community! Here's to reaching greater heights in our academic journey. Ready, set, learn!

Happy New Year to all of our Tigers!

Solorio Families, Have a fabulous Winter Break. We will see you on Monday, January 8, 2024! Happy Holidays!

Ms. Yerkish and Mrs. Houtz gave the gift of reading by gifting free books to our Tigers this holiday season!

Wishing all our Etiwanda students, staff, and families a warm and joyful winter break filled with fun, laughter, and lots of relaxation! School will resume on Monday, January 8, 2024.

Solorio is excited to announce that we will begin our upcoming Advance Learner Enrichment Opportunity: After-School Coding Program in January. This program will offer stimulating opportunities for our advanced learners in grades 3-5 while welcoming all students eager to explore the world of coding and technology.

Winter Break is coming up! Friday, December 22nd- January 5th, and Minimum day on THURSDAY, December 21st. Enjoy the holidays!

Solorio Elementary is amazingly lucky to have Mrs. Lange as a 4th/5th grade teacher, and that is why we are spotlighting her today. Mrs. Lange appreciates the unique characteristics that each student brings to the classroom. She positively impacts her students with her strong relationships, rigorous work, creative activities such as “How to Blow Bubbles,” and teaching students to identify and recognize their individual learning styles. She is charismatic and dedicated to helping our Tigers succeed in school and in life.

Attendance is key to academic success. Here are our November grade-level attendance winners. Let's continue to be on time and attend school all day.

On November 15th, the Solorio Admin Team took ESD Board Members on a flight aboard the Solorio Tiger Express, Flight 2023, to showcase the outstanding impact of its Community and Family Engagement affiliations. Volunteerism, WATCH D.O.G.S., Grade Level Engagement Nights and Advisory Committees were showcased to demonstrate how important school to community relationships are in fostering student success. The Board was treated to onboard services that detailed such amenities as Pastries with the Principal, Who's Your Hero programs, Community Career fairs and PTA School Smarts workshops.

This week in the library students are learning about giving during this holiday season with Ms. Yerkish and Mrs. Houtz.