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Newsletters Current Weekly Word 2021-2022 School Year Semester 2 Feb. 7-11 click HERE Jan. 31-4 click HERE Jan. 24-28 click HERE Jan. 10-14 click HERE Jan. 3-7 click HERE 2021-2022 School Year Semester 1 Dec. 20-31 click HERE Dec. 13-17 click HERE Dec. 6-10 click HERE Nov. 29-3 click HERE Nov. 22-26 click HERE Nov. 15-19 click HERE Nov. 8-12 click HERE Nov. 1-5 click HERE Oct. 25-29 click HERE Oct. 18-22 click HERE Oct. 11-15 click HERE Oct. 4-8 click HERE Sept. 27-1 click HERE Sept. 20-24 click HERE Sept. 13-17 click HERE Sept. 6-10 click HERE Aug. 30-3 click HERE Aug. 23-27 click HERE Aug. 16-20 click HERE Aug. 9-13 click HERE Aug. 2-6 click HERE Archived S'MORES 2020-2021 School Year Semester 2 May 24-28 click HERE May 17-21 click HERE May 10-14 click HERE May 3-7 click HERE Apr. 26-30 click HERE Apr. 19-23 click HERE Apr. 12-16 click HERE Apr. 5-9 click HERE Mar. 29-2 spring break Mar. 22-26 click HERE Mar. 15-19 click HERE Mar. 8-12 click HERE Mar. 1-5 click HERE Feb. 22-26 click HERE Feb. 15-19 click HERE Feb. 8-12 click HERE Feb. 1-5 click HERE Jan. 25-29 click HERE Jan. 18-22 click HERE Jan. 11-15 click HERE Jan. 4-8 click HERE Archived S'MORES 2020-2021 School Year Semester 1 Dec. 14-18 click HERE Dec. 7-11 click HERE Nov. 30-4 click HERE Nov. 23-27 click HERE Nov. 16-20 click HERE Nov. 9-13 click HERE Nov. 2-6 click HERE Oct. 26-30 click HERE Oct. 19-23 click HERE Oct. 12-16 click HERE Oct. 5-9 click HERE Sept. 28-2 click HERE Sept. 21-25 click HERE Sept. 14-18 click HERE Sept. 7-11 click HERE Aug. 31-4 click HERE Aug. 24-28 click HERE Aug. 17-21 click HERE Aug. 10-14 click HERE Aug. 3-7 click HERE July 27- 31 click HERE Archived S'MORES 2019-2020 School Year Semester 2 Mar. 16-20 click HERE Mar. 9-13 click HERE Mar. 2-6 click HERE Feb. 24-28 click HERE Feb. 17-24 click HERE Feb. 10-14 click HERE Feb. 3-7 click HERE Jan. 27-31 click HERE Jan. 20-24 click HERE Jan. 13-17 click HERE Jan. 6-11 click HERE

Staton Information How to Enroll Your Child In School Many answers to school related questions can be found in the Staton ES Student & Parent Handbook . Click here for an overview of Pre-K - Fifth Grade Curriculum Overview. Trustee Board Member Lorena Biassotti - District E School Associate Superintendent Greg Misel - Region 2 Morning Drop Off Options - Parking and Kiss'N'Go Parents are encouraged to utilize either of our DROP OFF ZONES located in the front of the school in the main entrance off of Sageberry or on the side of the school off Little Leaf in the morning. The drop-off zones accept students between 8:35 a.m. - 8:50 a.m. Please wait until at least 8:35 a.m. before dropping off your children, as school supervision is not provided prior to this time. Please DO NOT park in either of the Kiss’N’Go lanes prior to 8:35 to wait for drop off. The front parking lot will be designated for Handicap and Pass Parking Only so they can enter their gate and be walked by a parent/guardian. All others that are parking should park on Sageberry Drive. As a reminder, parents are NOT allowed behind the gates at drop off. Please click HERE to see where they are and how they work. Arrival Time/Dismissal Time For safety reasons, students must not arrive to school prior to 8:35am, as there will be no supervision until that time. Only children are allowed on the playground before school. Students are dismissed at 3:11 pm. If a parent needs to check a student out prior to 3:11 pm, the parent must do so before 2:45 pm to minimize classroom disruptions. The first morning bell rings at 8:50am . At this time, all 1st-5th grade students line up on their assigned dot. All students arriving after 9:00am are tardy and should report directly to the office to receive a tardy slip. Kindergarten students will line up on the kindergarten playground. Visitation and Volunteer Rules All parents must sign in at the front office prior to entering the school for any reason (even if they have a CCSD badge). The 2019 Nevada Legislature passed Senate Bill 185, which makes it easier to volunteer at Clark County School District (CCSD) schools. The fingerprinting law modification will no longer require people who volunteer four or more times a month to go through the fingerprinting process, unless they will be left unsupervised with students. All Staton Volunteers must go through our Volunteer Training Program. Please check with the office to find out when the next training session will be offered. Protect Our Kids - Regulation Policy 4100 Parent Video is a required video in addition to the volunteer training session at Staton Elementary. Please click HERE to view this required video. State law, SB 287, also requires all regular volunteers to sign a document acknowledging that they are mandatory reporters of any potential child abuse, including potential misconduct between employees and students. Please click HERE to access the required Child Abuse and Neglect video. Hot Breakfast and Lunch Click HERE to go to Food Services page. Campus Portal / Infinite Campus Click HERE to go to Campus Portal / Infinite Campus to learn how to follow the progress of your student using a web base system and app with real-time school information such as grades, attendance, schedules, assignments, academic progress, reports, district/school notices, cafeteria balance, etc. Behavior and E xpectations Plan The Staton staff uses a behavior and expectations program for which a matrix was created. Please click HERE to see the matrix. The matrix will b e reviewed and implemented with the students. CCSD has also released a Code of Conduct Handbook. Click HERE to view the handbook. Safe Voice Click HERE to go to Safe Voice. CCSD Crisis Response Plan Please click HERE to see the attached letter for CCSD's crisis response plan. CCSD Test Security and Administration Plan Please click HERE to see the CCSD test security and administration plan. Policy 5139: Anti-Racism, Equity, and Inclusion Safekey Program Safekey is a before- and/or after-school recreational enrichment program designed for children, age 5 – 11 attending kindergarten through fifth grades offered at 68 Clark County School District (CCSD) elementary schools within the city of Las Vegas. The program follows the CCSD calendar and operates only on days that school is in session (no p.m. Safekey on half days). Daily and weekly scheduled activities include physical fitness, nutritional education, arts and crafts, music and drama, reading time, games, special events, homework and tutoring assistance, literacy programming and nutritious afternoon meals/snacks. Register for Safekey

Administrative Staff Ms. Jaymi Clemens Principal clemejt@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Clemens' Favorite Things Favorite Things Mrs. Kim Crowe Assistant Principal croweks@nv.ccsd.net Mrs. Crowe's Favorite Things Favorite Things

Staton News Current News Stories Virtual Social Meets School Breakfast & Lunch Archived News Stories Tentative Distance Learning Daily Schedule Benefits of Enrolling at Staton MAPS Testing SOT 2020-21 Members FAQs Chromebook Survey School Supply List Talk Time with Tomlinson CCSD 2020-21 Calendar CCSD Board Meeting 6/25 School Reopening Survey

Staton PTO 2025 - 2026 School Year Are you ready to meet some amazing parents and help support some of the best teachers in CCSD? Then this is the place! First and foremost THANK YOU to all returning families and sponsors for your continued support. We welcome all new families and donors of any kind to the Staton community. We are excited to see and meet many of you at our various community events, Pioneer nights, at school and/or PTO meetings. Please join the best PTO by clicking here . What does the PTO do? ● The Staton PTO objectives are to build a closer relationship between home and school in order to enhance each child's education, create community building experiences, and enrich Staton's educational environment by providing financial support. ● Our goals are to keep Staton one of the top public elementary schools in Las Vegas, create lasting memories for our students and support our amazing teachers and staff. ● In the 2024-25 school year we were successful in raising over $135,000 to help reduce class sizes and support Staton teaching positions, provide quality classroom materials for each classroom and every student, and replace and ensure new equipment for recess activities all year long. This year we are so excited to be funding and introducing an After School Enrichment Program run by our very own Staton Staff! All of this would not be possible without our hard working, dedicated and generous volunteers and donors! When are the meetings? PTO meets the 2nd Thursday of each month at 9:05am in the MPR or Atrium (weather permitting). If you can’t make our meetings, our minutes are emailed with our monthly PTO email and also available on the Staton website. Does the PTO need help? ● Absolutely! This is a volunteer run organization so we’re always in need of volunteers to donate their time. There are a variety of ways to help and anyone is encouraged to get involved; every little bit counts! The monthly PTO email will list any upcoming volunteer opportunities as well as sign ups are sent out. ● Your $25 membership fee helps to support our goals, events and keeps you in the loop of upcoming events and volunteer opportunities via the monthly PTO email. It also gives you voting privileges to help decide where raised funds will be dispersed. Please join the PTO by filling out our membership form here . Don’t forget to complete both the Google form and payment by clicking “SUBMIT” to ensure membership. ● If you own a business or frequent a business that is looking for a great advertising opportunity, please click on this sponsorship form . We love being able to display our sponsors and appreciate their support! Our goal is to raise $220 per student at Staton. We understand not every family is able to donate. That is why our volunteers work hard to find community sponsors and other donors to fundraise. ● Additional easy ways to support Staton: Check with your employer on charity and donation match options. Scan your box tops into the box top app and make sure your charity is set to Staton Elementary PTO. Enroll in the Kroger Community Rewards program if you shop at Smiths. Attend Pioneer Nights

Pioneer Events Watch for information about our monthly Pioneer Events, throughout the school year, regarding local businesses and restaurants. Staton will be having " Weekly Friday Treat Day" (2nd & 4th Friday of the month) or "Student Store Friday" (1st, 3rd, & 5th Friday of the month). Staton gets a portion of the proceeds donated to the school on these days*. **We ask all families adhere to current state social distancing guidelines, as well as wear a mask Staton Student Store - Friday, February 18th: 3:11pm - 4pm @ Staton Playground Area. See Flyer Below. Staton Student Store - Friday, March 4th: 3:11pm - 4pm @ Staton Playground Area. See Flyer Below. Staton Student Store - Friday, March 18th: 3:11pm - 4pm @ Staton Playground Area. See Flyer Below. Staton Student Store - Friday, April 1st: 3:11pm - 4pm @ Staton Playground Area. See Flyer Below. Staton Student Store - Friday, April 29th : 3:11pm - 4pm @ Staton Playground Area. See Flyer Below. Staton Student Store - Friday, May 6 th: 3:11pm - 4pm @ Staton Playground Area. See Flyer Below. *Dates and locations subject to change. Pioneer Skate Night

**CCSD ANNOUNCEMENTS ** CCSD has put together a Family Guide to information our students and their parents/guardians on the Clark County School District Reopening Plan in a full-time distance education model. CCSD provides information on: FULL-TIME DISTANCE EDUCATION Guidance and expectations for the full-time distance education model ACCESS TO TECHNOLOGY Information about Chromebook distribution, internet access, and online learning STAYING INFORMED How the District and schools will communicate and where to go for additional information REGISTRATION Learn what is required to register your child for the new school year FOOD SERVICE Learn about meal service during distance education HEALTH AND WELLNESS Guidance on safety protocols, contact tracing, and testing sites CALENDAR Plan ahead with a school calendar that contains a listing of holidays and staff development days PARENT RESOURCES Community resources, important links and more A link to the full website can be accessed by clicking HERE For a downloadable version of this document or access to the Spanish translation, click HERE .

School Organizational Team (SOT) School Organizational Team ( SOT) Meetings are open to the whole school community and your input is encouraged: Please mark your calendars for future Staton Elementary School Organizational Team Meetings via Google Meets. Minutes for meetings will be posted shortly. **All meeting dates and times subject to change. Meeting Agendas: August 19, 2025 - Meeting Agenda - Click Here September 16, 2025 - Meeting Agenda - Click Here October 21, 2025 - Meeting Agenda - Click Here November 18, 2025 - Meeting Agenda - Click Here December 16, 2025 - Meeting Agenda - Click Here January 27, 2026 - Meeting Agenda - Click Here February 17, 2026 - Meeting Agenda - Click Here March 24, 2026 - Meeting Agenda - Click Here April 21, 2026 - Meeting Agenda - Click Here May 12, 2026 - Meeting Agenda - Click Here Meeting Minutes: August 19, 2025 - Meeting Minutes - Click Here September 16 , 2025 - Meeting Minutes - Click Here October 21 , 2025 - Meeting Minutes - Click Here November 18 , 2025 - Meeting Minutes - Click Here December 16 , 2025 - Meeting Minutes - Click Here January 27 , 2026 - Meeting Minutes - Click Here February 17, 2026 - Meeting Minutes - Click Here March 24, 2026 - Meeting Minutes - Click Here April 21, 2026 - Meeting Minutes - Click Here May 12, 2026 - Meeting Minutes - Click Here For meeting minutes dated prior to the current school year, please see the " Archived SOT Meeting Minutes " tab. As part of the reorganization of the Clark County School District, our school has formed a School Organizational Team that includes three parents and guardians that were elected by a vote of all parents and guardians at our school. What is the role of the SOT? Provide input on the school performance plan and budget. Provide continued advice to the principal in carrying out the school plan. Assist with the selection of the next principal when there is a vacancy. Who are the members of our SOT? Principal: Jaymi Clemens Assistant Principal (non-voting member): Kim Crowe Teachers: Jamie Landahl & Teri Mann Support Staff: Julie Hosea Parents: Aubany Glancz, Amanda Marcuccio, Jermy Elkhechen & Kathleen Donaghe What are the requirements of Team members? Attend meetings at least once per month, outside of school hours. Make decisions with the whole school population in mind. Work collaboratively and attempt to reach consensus with the team. CCSD Reorganization Introduction & Overview Below are the links for the introduction and overview of the AB 394 Reorganization of the Clark County School District: YouTube link: https://youtu.be/_zHSktn6TR8 Additional information on AB394 Reorganization of CCSD can be found at http://ab394.ccsd.net/

School Tours Staton Elementary offers school tours to prospective parents who are looking to enroll their Kindergartener through 5th grader in public school and that are zoned for Staton ES. For more information, please contact Ms. Clemens or Mrs. Crowe by email or call to make an appointment. Ms. Clemens clemejt@nv.ccsd.net 702-799-6720 Mrs. Crowe croweks@nv.ccsd.net

Full-Time Plan: PreK-3rd + 4th & 5th (Starting April 6th) Staton Pioneers, All students that have indicated that they plan to return to school fulltime in April will be allowed to do so as Staton has the capacity! There will be no teacher placement/classroom changes as all teachers will continue to teach in person and their distance learning students. Staff felt that no changes should be made for the last few weeks of the year for the consistency and well being of our students. If you indicated that you would like to remain distance learning, students will remain on distance learning for the remainder of the year. If you would like to switch from distance learning to in person learning, please email Mrs. Tomlinson at ozmunlm@nv.ccsd.net . On April 6 we will welcome 590 kids back to campus and we are SO EXCITED!!!! Please see the attachment for IMPORTANT return to school information for all Prek- 5th grade students that indicated they would like to return to in person. Please also note that after spring break (April 6) our 2nd and 3rd graders will be entering different gates due to more students returning on campus. Students remaining online, please refer to page 4 for guidance ! **IMPORTANT return to school information for all Prek- 5th grade students** A FEW IMPORTANT CHANGES: 2nd and 3rd graders will be entering different gates due to more students returning on campus beginning April 6. Only those with a parking permit or handicap permit will be allowed to park in the main parking lot. Please park on the street or drop off in the kiss'n'go. Safekey will be open before school starting at 6:30 and closing at 6:00. 3rd - 5th graders will be using chromebooks for SBAC testing on April 12 - 16. Students will keep their chromebooks at school during this time. Please reach out to our school if you have any questions!! Again, I will communicate and be transparent with all Staton parents as we continue to plan. Please monitor your email, social media and our website closely for updates! Thank you! Lindsay Tomlinson Staton Principal Current and up to Date Information Regarding PreK-5th Grade Face-to-Face Instruction and Procedures. In Person Learning April 6th Back to School Must Knows for all Parents & Students PreK-5th Grade. Before Leaving Home Guidelines every Parent/Guardian should use BEFORE coming to school. Safekey Registration & Fees City of Las Vegas Safekey Registration @ Fees Flyer. Kiss & Go Drop-off PreK-5th 2020-21 Staton ES Kiss & Go (Drive Through) Drop-off and Pick-up Map Exposure Workflow Student COVID-19 Exposure Notification Workflow. How Staton will be notifying families of possible COVID-19 Exposure. CCSD Hybrid Plan Hybrid Plan approved by CCSD. Drop-off & Pick-up Map Starting April 6th. Grades PreK-5th Drop-off & Pick-up Map. Safekey FAQs City of Las Vegas Safekey Reopening FAQs