Hulet Elementary School - Helping Unique Students Develop

Do you wonder what teachers do during District Inservice Days? Today our teachers are engaged in collaboration, professional learning, and grade-level planning for our first APTT. Hulet will host our first parent night out on October 6th. Third and fifth grade will meet at 4:30 and second and fourth grade will begin promptly at 5:45.

At Hulet, we use a program called EnVision Math to supplement our math work. Here, Ms. Paz is teaching students how to divide 4-digit math problems by one-digit divisors. In order to work through these complex tasks, our students begin this work in kindergarten, which EnVision helps us align. Your students, regardless of their grade, will be taught a variety of strategies to solve math problems rooted in place value with the help of EnVision math!

Please visit the Hulet School Book Fair before or after your child's scheduled parent teacher conference. See the flier for times the Book Fair is open. Thank you in advance for your support.

Individual Parent Teacher Conferences coming in September. See the attached flier for dates and times. Please watch for notes from your child's teacher to schedule a conference time.

Greetings Roadrunners! Fall sports are underway! We are excited to see our Roadrunner athletes in action! As we begin our sports season it is important to be reminded of the Roadrunner Pride that we display as Roadrunner fans! Please practice Roadrunner sportsmanship, please ensure your children are under your supervision when attending events and cheer loud for all Roadrunners! Holbrook vs Ganado- 7 pm at Roadrunner Stadium on Thursday, August 25th! Good luck to all our student-athletes and thank you for being great Roadrunner fans! Don't forget to pick up your season pass for all sports this year!

As a reminder, picture day is tomorrow, August 25th! All students will be photographed and proofs will be sent at a later date!

Save the Date! Book Fair is coming to Hulet Elementary! See attached picture for dates. Times to be announced.

HULET CHROMEBOOK CHECKOUT will begin tomorrow, August 19th. If you signed up for a Chromebook at registration, these Chromebooks will be distributed before the end of the day tomorrow. The Chromebook will then be your students to use for school work until the end of the year. If you would rather pick up your child's Chromebook, please call the office to arrange pick up.

This evening, your students may come home and tell you that we practiced a Lockdown drill. We adopt the Standard Response Protocol at Hulet Elementary and we regularly train and practice for school emergency situations. For new students, and some returning, this can cause anxiety. Here are a couple of ways to help them through this: 1) Practice makes perfect, 2) We always announce if it's a DRILL, and 3) offer reassurance that being behind a locked door is a proven deterrent in school situations. Thanks for supporting us as we keep our students safe. #100percentRoadrunner

At Hulet, we believe that all students can learn how to be respectful, responsible, safe and kind. We also believe that all students should be acknowledged and rewarded when they are caught being responsible, respectful, safe and kind. Last week our students went around the school to learn what it means to be respectful, responsible, safe, and kind in the different locations of the school, then on Friday, they were acknowledged for a first positive week of school with a fun Friday.

We are excited for the first day of school! As a reminder, you will pick up and drop off in the front of the school, please see the map image on our Facebook, website, or App. Please enter the school from North 6th street. Stay in your vehicle and pull all the way up. There will be an adult at 7:40 am to let your child out of the car. At dismissal, in the interest of safety, you may line up outside of the school, stay in your car, and hold the name sign you received. The staff will call the student to the car and open the door. Students will only be released to vehicles in the pickup line, not walk up parents. Please turn right out of the school towards the high school to assist the flow of traffic. Please do not double park along the vehicles on West Buffalo Street. If you wish to meet your student, without waiting in the car line, please call the office to designate your child a walker and plan to meet them on the South Side of Buffalo Street after they've walked across the crosswalk. As we learn the cars and the students, please be patient as we may take more time then normal. Our typical dismissal lasts 15 minutes from start to finish.

The first day of school is tomorrow! Our transportation department may be running several minutes late as they get used to the new routes. The tardy bell rings at 8:10 am! Can't wait to see your smiling faces!

Meet your teacher tomorrow from 4:00pm to 6:00 pm! See you there!

A big Roadrunner welcome to our new Roadrunner teachers! Today was their first day as teachers at HUSD 3! They are all off to a great start! Welcome to each of you and thanks for being Roadrunners!

Our EARLY ACCESS class lists have been posted outside of the school! If your name is not on the list, the office still requires some documents to complete your registration. You may stop by 7/26-29 from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm to complete your registration. We will repost lists on 7/29 in the evening!

Greeting Roadrunners! The school offices at Park, Hulet, IWES, HJHS and HHS will be closed on Monday, July 25th for front office personnel training. If there is an emergency matter, please contact the Holbrook District Office at: 928-524-6144! Offices will be back open on Tuesday, July 26th at 8 am! Thanks for your understanding! School begins August 3rd!

What a ride! HUSD Governing Board Vice-President and Founder of the Tour De SiiHasin bike event; as well as many HUSD students and parents, are participating in the 2022 Tour de SiiHasin Bike Ride this week which spans 400 miles through the Navajo Nation! Amazing people on an amazing ride! Way to go Roadrunners! Be safe and finish strong!

Buy participating products and use the Box Tops mobile app to scan your store receipt. The app identifies eligible products and automatically adds Box Tops to your designated school's earnings online. Even if you’re shopping online or doing grocery pickup, you can still submit your digital or email receipt and earn Box Tops. Twice a year, our school gets a check! Your earnings may seem small, but they really do add up! To learn more about how to submit digital receipts at: BTFE.com/emailgroceryreceipts

Preliminary AASA data is in! This year, Hulet implemented a math reteach/enrich cycle, which was designed to allow students ample opportunity to grasp or expand a concept taught in math. Our AASA math results showed a FANTASTIC return on this 30 minute investment. Schoolwide, we had less that 28% of our students in the minimally proficient range on the assessment (which includes all students, including those not at Hulet a full academic year)! Some classes had ZERO students minimally proficient in math and some grade levels had over 50% of their students proficient OR highly proficient on the assessment! Great work Roadrunners! Special thanks to our teachers who are helping our unique students excel together!

Amazing Roadrunners! The facility services & custodial crew have done a wonderful job setting up for graduation! Some of the finest Roadrunners we have! Great job everyone! Will be a wonderful celebration!