March 27, 2026: Principal's Note

BINGO NIGHT –  TONIGHT, MARCH 27 
Bingo Night is happening tonight, Friday, March 27th, at Richmond Park Bar and Grill. Tickets are still available for purchase online or at the door. Doors open at 5:00 pm and games start at 6:00 pm. For $40, you'll get 8 games, a chance at amazing prizes, and access to a silent auction — all benefiting our school! 

SPIRIT WEEK – MARCH 30 - APRIL 3 

• Monday, 3/30 - Pajama Day - Roll out of bed & show up for school
• Tuesday, 3/31 - Future Me Day - Dress like what you want to be when you grow up
• Wednesday, 4/1 - Be Present Day - Dress like a present!
• Thursday, 4/2 - Crazy Hair Day - Show you are crazy about coming to school
• Friday, 4/3 - Dress in Blue - Show your support as we kick off Child Abuse Prevention Month

MINIMUM DAY – FRIDAY, APRIL 3
Mark your calendar! Friday, April 3, is a minimum day, with dismissal at 12:30 pm. 

ATTENDANCE CHALLENGE – ONE MORE WEEK! 
We're celebrating the last week of our attendance challenge by showing our school spirit with spirit week! At the end of this challenge, the two top classes with the highest attendance and the class with the fewest tardies will earn a trip to the movies! Let’s finish strong, Dragons!

NEW STUDENT REGISTRATION NOW OPEN – 2026-27 SCHOOL YEAR 
New student registration for the 2026-27 school year is now open! If you have a child starting TK/kindergarten or transitioning to our school next year, click here to register. Please note, Current students do not need to take any action at this time.

UPCOMING EVENTS 
Stay tuned for more details!

• Spring Break – April 6-10

COUNSELOR’S CORNER - APRIL 
This season is a great reminder of growth and new opportunities. Students are also moving into the final stretch of the school year. With the warmer weather, longer days, and blooming flowers comes the excitement and anticipation for summer. This is an important time to help students stay focused, confident, and motivated to finish the year strong.

Families can support their students during this time by maintaining consistent routines, encouraging effort, and checking in about their day. Small conversations about school, friendships, and feelings help children feel supported. Try This At-Home SEL Activity: “Rose, Bud, Thorn”. This simple reflection activity helps students talk about their day and practice emotional awareness. At dinner or bedtime, ask your student to share:

• Rose – Something good that happened today
• Bud – Something they are looking forward to
• Thorn – Something that was challenging

This is a great activity to encourage your student to reflect, communicate their feelings, and problem-solve with an adult. We are thankful for our amazing students and families and truly appreciate the support you give our school community. Let’s continue working together to help our students finish the year strong!
 

If you have questions, please contact your student’s teacher or reach out to me at (707) 277-6050 or tperkins@kvusd.org.

Thank you!
Tavis Perkins, Principal

10505 Fairway Drive
Kelseyville, CA 95451
Phone: (707) 277-6050