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Please view our classroom supplies lists and help your student's teacher. Also, by selecting "Sequoia Elementary PTA (Westminster, CA)" at smile.amazon.com, Amazon will donate money to our school with no cost to you. Sign up by clicking the logo below, it'll only take a minute to help your child's school all year long!
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Meet Principal Watkins and your child's new teacher at our annual Meet and Greet, Wednesday afternoon, August 28 from 2:30 to 3:00 pm.
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By selecting "Sequoia Elementary PTA (Westminster, CA)" at smile.amazon.com and Amazon will donate money to our school with no cost to you whenever you purchase their items. Please click the logo below and sign up today!
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Our Fifth Graders spent a week-long STEM field trip at the Los Alamitos Joint Military base launching rockets, conducting chemistry experiments, programming robots and learning about possible careers in the engineering industry. Isaiah Escalante broke the StarBase record with his outstanding water displacement creation.
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Our current focus is to help our performing arts program purchase and install new sound and lighting equipment. Can you lend a helping hand?
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Sold-out audiences were delighted watching Sequoia Academy performing arts students when our Disney Musicals in Schools production of the Jungle Book Kids was performed in early June. Many artists who worked backstage last year or had minor roles in Aladdin Kids stepped up and took on starring spots in this year's production.
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Sequoia Academy has been recognized by two organizations as an outstanding elementary school in 2019. We've been recognized for exemplary student achievement by the Educational Results Partnership (ERP) and the Campaign for Business and Education Excellence (CBEE) for our 10% improvement on standardized test scores. We have also been recognized as a Common Sense School because of our "dedication to teaching young people how to be safe, responsible digital citizens." Soar high with pride, Eagles!
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