Do you know someone with a lowrider? We are looking for local and out of district participants to come set-up their lowrider car, classic, or hot rod by 3:30 pm Thursday April 30th for our Cinco de Mayo Family Night. All participants are welcome, there's no entry fee, no prizes. Simply come to the school and set-up in the designated area (school's parking lot, front section) to showcase your vehicle and participate in the event and enjoy the festivities. There will be free food, entertainment, music, dancers, other vendors, as well as educational activities such as Arts, Science, Reading, Math, Culinary (flour tortilla making), free books and more!


Every Monday from 4:30-7:00pm
Please meet in the innovation lab for family dinner.
Childcare will be provided.
message Ms. Alex at amoore@sierragrandeschool.net
If you complete the lessons you get tickets to this awesome salsa and music event
🎺🎸🪇💃


Blanca-Sarai Duran and Angela Taylor
Forbes-Delilah Sandoval and Raelani Sarmiento
Kindergarten-River Cheeks
1st-Gabrianna Karl
2nd-Octavius De Leon
3rdHailey Leffler and Priscilla Martinez
4th-Emma Jo Rost
5th-Alexander Banuelos
The theme for March is most Mannerly.


State testing starts tomorrow, Monday, April 6th! We’re excited to see our students show what they’ve learned.
Be sure to:
🛏️ Get plenty of rest tonight
🍎 Eat a good breakfast in the morning
🎒 Bring everything you need and arrive on time
Check the posted schedules (Elementary & High School in one image, Middle School in the other) so you’re ready for each day.
You’ve got this—do your best and make us proud! 💙📚



We are proud to recognize our outstanding members of the Sierra Grande community for the month of March!
👏 Employee of the Month: Jennifer Gamboa
👏 Middle School Student of the Month: Maleah Velasquez
👏 High School Student of the Month: Aisha Hobbs
Your hard work, dedication, and positive impact do not go unnoticed—thank you for representing Sierra Grande with pride!
A special congratulations to Mrs. Mills for earning the Small Elementary School Award at the 77th Annual SLV Regional Science Fair! Your commitment to inspiring curiosity and excellence in the classroom is truly making a difference.
Let’s all take a moment to celebrate these incredible achievements!
#SierraGrandePride #ExcellenceInAction #StudentSuccess





Magdalena Atencio – 3rd Grade Paraprofessional / 504 Coordinator
Mariana Loya – 4th Grade Paraprofessional
Sarah Evans – 5th Grade Paraprofessional / PreK–5 Tech Teacher
Jamileine Ojeda – Secondary Paraprofessional
Elaine Miller – Pre-K Paraprofessional
Tamara Jones – Pre-K Paraprofessional
Silvana Martinez – 2nd Grade Paraprofessional / BLT Paraprofessional Representative
Yolanda Quintana – Secondary Paraprofessional
Loryn DeLeon & Anna Ronquillo – K–12 Resource Room Paraprofessionals
Amber Martinez – K–12 Special Education Resource Teacher
Jennifer Gamboa – 1st Grade Paraprofessional

Amber Martinez, our support staff honoree, leads our special education department with dedication, organization, and a strong commitment to student success.
Brooke Paine, our overall Teacher of the Year, is an outstanding 9–12 English Language Arts teacher who consistently delivers high-quality instruction and meaningful learning experiences.
Both Amber and Brooke exemplify excellence through strong lesson design, clear objectives, and a focus on growth. They build lasting relationships with students, embrace feedback, and lead both inside and outside the classroom. Most importantly, students consistently speak to the rigor of their classes and the opportunities they provide to truly learn.
Both have been invited to attend the SLV Educator of the Year banquet at Ski Hi Event Center on May 5th.
We are fortunate to have them representing Sierra Grande.



Interested applicants should submit a cover letter, resume, and references by April 15th to Maria Atencio at matencio@sierragrandeschool.net or in person at the main office.


Sierra Grande eighth-grader, Areeya Gonzalez-Molina took third place at the Regional National Civic Bee at ASU this week. Congratulations Areeya!

A few simple habits can make a big difference:
✔️ Wash hands often (20 seconds!)
✔️ Keep hands away from eyes
✔️ Use a tissue—then toss it and wash up
✔️ Don’t share personal items like towels or makeup
✔️ Help keep desks and supplies clean
✔️ Let a teacher or the nurse know if something doesn’t feel right
If your student isn’t feeling well, please keep them home and let them rest. Together, we can stop the spread and keep our classrooms safe, healthy, and ready to learn!

Don’t miss the Panther Project Showcase tomorrow, March 26th from 5:00–6:30 PM at Sierra Grande School District!
Our elementary students are excited to share their class projects with family and community members. Come see the creativity, learning, and hard work our Panthers have put in!
5th Grade Play: 5:15 PM in the Aux Gym
Bring your family and come support our amazing students. We can’t wait to see you there!
#SGPanthers #PantherProjectShowcase #SierraGrandeSchools

Strengthening Families starts Monday, April 6 from 4:30-7:00PM.
For students age 10-14.
Message Ms. Alex if you are interested at amoore@sierragrandeschool.net

Our state testing begins Monday, April 6th. Please take a moment to review the schedule to help your student be prepared and confident each day.
📝 Elementary & High School: See the first image for your testing dates.
📝 Middle School: Check the second image for your schedule.
A few reminders for success:
✔️ Get a good night’s sleep
✔️ Eat a healthy breakfast
✔️ Arrive on time and ready to do your best
Let’s finish strong—good luck to all of our students!



