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Arrival/Dismissal Maps

Please review the arrival and dismissal maps for Johnson Elementary.

Arrival/Dismissal Maps
Arrival/Dismissal Maps
Arts in Education Week

It’s National Arts in Education Week (September 13–19, 2026)! 🎉🎨🎵 This week, we celebrate the transformative power of dance, music, theater, media arts, and visual arts in our schools. The arts help students build critical thinking, confidence, and resilience while discovering their unique voices. A huge thank you to our incredible fine arts educators who inspire and guide our students every single day! ✨

Arts in Education Week
Childhood Cancer Awareness Month

Childhood Cancer Awareness Month is a time to share not only stories, but also the facts that remind us why awareness and action are so important. Every September, the gold ribbon calls attention to the reality that thousands of children face cancer each year. 

Childhood Cancer Awareness Month
Suicide Prevention Month

September is Suicide Prevention Month

At our school, creating a safe, loving, and supportive environment for our students is our top priority. We are focused on kindness, connection, and reminding every child that their voice matters, they are valued, and they are never alone.

Parents and guardians, you are our biggest partners! Take a moment this week to check in with your child, listen closely, and let them know it's always okay to share their big feelings.

Together, we build a community of care and hope.

Suicide Prevention Month
National Hispanic Heritage Month

Celebrating National Hispanic Heritage Month! 🌎

From September 15 to October 15, our school community proudly celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month! This month-long celebration honors the rich histories, vibrant cultures, and incredible contributions of American citizens whose ancestors came from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Central and South America.

The celebration begins on September 15 because it marks the independence anniversaries of several Latin American countries, including Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua, followed closely by Mexico and Chile.

We encourage our families to share their stories and traditions with us as we celebrate the diverse voices that enrich our school every day!

National Hispanic Heritage Month
Happy IT Professional's Day

💻 Happy National IT Professionals Day! 💻

On Tuesday, September 15, 2026, our school celebrates National IT Professionals Day!

We want to extend a massive thank you to our incredible IT Department. From keeping our classroom technology running smoothly to managing secure networks and supporting digital learning, their behind-the-scenes work keeps our entire school community connected every day.

We especially want to recognize Mrs. Dasari at SJE, who works hard to keep all things technology working for our students and staff!

Thank you, Mrs. Dasari, for all you do to help us learn, teach, and stay connected! We appreciate you! 🎉

Happy IT Professionals Day
Homecoming Dress-Up Days

🐾 Show Your Wildcat Spirit! 🐾

Walnut Grove High School Homecoming is almost here! 🎉 Our elementary students are joining in on the fun with some exciting dress-up days!

Get ready to show your Wildcat spirit, have some fun, and dress up with us! 💙🐾

And don't forget—the Homecoming Parade is Wednesday, September 16th! We can't wait to celebrate together and show our Wildcat pride! 🎉🐾

dress up days