Flower Hill Salutes its September Stars

Flower Hill Primary School students and staff members recently assembled in the gym to recognize September’s “Fantastic Foxes.”

The big crowd in the gym included students spread across kindergarten through third grade. They celebrated one student from each class who exemplified the “Flower Hill Four” - Being Safe, Respectful, Responsible and Kind.

The Fantastic Foxes include Yazan Whack, Logan Drake, Jordan Delva, Tristan Burlage, Marlyn Gomez Ortiz, Jacob Del Piano, Antonio Castanos, Wilson Segovia Chavez, Matteo Lopez Feliciano, Amelia Oliva, Ella Finley, Charlotte Prior, Anderson Lopez Prado, Ashley Bautista Medina and John Hults.

“During the celebration, teachers shared the wonderful ways their students demonstrated these important qualities,” Principal Cindy Siegel said. “Each Fantastic Fox was invited on stage to be recognized and applauded by their peers. The celebration wrapped up with a short dance party on stage — a fun way to honor our students’ hard work and positive behavior!”

Flower Hill’s Picture Day is set for Friday, October 17. Trunk or Treat Night will be held on Friday, October 24 at 6 p.m. Flower Hill’s costume parade is set for Friday, October 31.

Flower Hill Primary School has established a well-deserved reputation in the community for emphasizing academic excellence and social growth. Opened in September 1954, the school today houses students ranging from kindergarten through third grade.

Flower Hill School is committed to helping its students achieve their full academic potential and to supporting the development of social skills that will help each child successfully navigate through the school setting during their formative years. To this end, Flower Hill’s goal is to consistently provide a learning environment that fosters the intellectual, emotional, social and physical development of each student.

Flower Hill’s staff of caring professionals offers a child-centered educational program in a supportive and nurturing environment. It is hoped that by providing teaching that inspires, informs and challenges, teachers and support staff can instill a love for learning that will continue throughout each child’s school years and beyond.