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On Monday, October 3, 2011, San Cayetano School recognized good citizenship and character at their Peacebuilder Assembly for the month of October. Paul Capra from John Paul Pet, came to speak to the students about what a good citizen is and how respecting others is important. He shared how we can be good citizens to help our school and community. In addition, he spoke about our animal companions, to treat them with respect as well and groom them. Each teacher chose a student from his or her class whom showed excellent character and respect during the month. Hailey Avila and Bryan Arnett, the San Cayetano ASB President and Vice-President assisted Paul in handing out the Peacebuilder Awards. The Peacebuilders for October are: John-Quentin Hernandez, Izabelle Estrella, Della Alamillo, Cynthia Valecillo, Andrea Laureano, Yulisa Lopez Sajardo, Miranda Magaña, Jazmin Patiño, Juan David Linares, Emilia Magdaleno, Evan Alamillo, Noah Montañez, Samantha Cabral, Cesar Magaña, Abby Sanchez, Dylan Crawford, Lilian Diaz, Wendy Carrillo, and Michael Priebe. John Capra then announced the San Cayetano Character Counts Award of a $100.00 savings bond sponsored by the John Paul Pet Foundation. Paul Capra presented the Character Counts Award to a deserving second-grade student. Julio Negrete was chosen by the second-grade teachers as a model of kindness and respectfulness to the other students and school community. To conclude the assembly, students were reminded to turn in their Perfect Attendance tickets. Each month all students who come to school, each day, on time, are given a raffle ticket. The students place their tickets in a box and one ticket is drawn. The student whose ticket is drawn is given a NASA backpack with the book Max Goes to the Moon in it. This month’s perfect attendance winner is Bryan Arnett, from Ms. Dewey’s classroom. Each month, the tickets will be put into a larger box that will be kept until the end of the year. In June, Mrs. Marholin, the principal, will draw from the tickets to give away two new bicycles.

The annual Fall Harvest Festival/Carnival will be at San Cayetano on Thursday October 27, 2011. The time of this event will be from 5-8PM. We are fortunate to have the Wells Fargo Foundation once again sponsor this community event. The proceeds from the event will support all for elementary schools in Fillmore and Piru. The funds generated from the cinnamon rolls will be split between the local fire and police departments for their annual holiday toy drive! High school students will be donating time for community service hours. This fun event will feature games , lots of prizes and food booths. Come join the fun!!!

Harvest Festival/Carnival at San Cayeatno Thursday October 27, 2011
Wells Fargo Foundation will once again sponsor this event.
Games, Food and Fun! 5-8PM More Details Later.

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On Monday, September 12th, 2011, San Cayetano School recognized good citizenship and character at their Peacebuilder Assembly for the month of September. Captain McGrath, Chief of Police for the City of Fillmore, came to speak to the students about what a good citizen is and how respecting others is important. She shared how we can be good citizens to help our school and community. Each teacher chose a student from his or her class whom showed excellent character and respect in the month of September. Aliza Ayala and Brian Arnett, two San Cayetano students assisted Captain McGrath in handing out the Peacebuilder Awards. The Peacebuilders for September are: Bryan Hurtado, Isaiah Hernandez, Damian Flores, Christopher Hernandez, Nathan Torres, Elisabeth Mercado, Viririana Carrillo, Marissa Diaz, Jaron Foy, Miguel Valdez, Kayla Priebe, Alyssa Ocegueda, Ty Wyand, Janeah Castro, Brianna Sanchez, Daniela Chavez-Hernandez, Carlos Hernandez, Hailey Avila, Eva Vieyra Saldana, and Kirah Collins. Captain McGrath then announced the San Cayetano Character Counts Award of a $100.00 savings bond sponsored by the John Paul Pet Foundation. Captain McGrath presented the Character Counts Award to a deserving fourth-grade student. Eva Vieyra Saldana was chosen by the fourth-grade teachers as a model of kindness and respectfulness to the other students and school community. Starting next month all students who come to school, each day, on time, are given a raffle ticket. The students place their tickets in a box and one ticket is drawn. The student whose ticket is drawn is given a NASA backpack with the book Max Goes to the Moon in it. Each month, the tickets will be put into a larger box that will be kept until the end of the year. In June, Mrs. Marholin, the principal, will draw from the tickets to give away two new bicycles.