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Parents:
We are so pleased to announce that Girl Scouts will be available on our campus this school year during the school day for girls in kinder through 6th grades!
Girls Scouts at School Is a Free, grant-funded opportunity for girls in grades K-12 offered on -site at school campuses where girls discover new possibilities, make friends, and build lifelong skills.
Program includes:
Free Girl Scouts membership for one year (a $45
dollar value)
Camp access
STEM Activities
TEKS- aligned curriculum
Can still be part of Traditional Troop!
Please Enroll no later than End of Day Monday September 22nd. Both consent forms are required to be filled out for participation. Scan Both QR Codes & Fill Out Both Forms.
On SB 12 Form indicate “Yes” for counseling services.
Contact Us:
Customer Care
Community Partnerships Specialist
Girls Scouts of Texas Oklahoma Plains
Customercare@gs-top.org
C.B. Berry Elementary:
Counselor: Dr. Aidoo
laidoo@aisd.net
Main Office: 682-867-0850
Program will be During PLC Time on a Bi-weekly basis! ... See MoreSee Less
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Dear Families,
What’s SB 12? It’s a new Texas law—effective September 1, 2025—that requires us to have your written consent each year before your child can access certain routine health or counseling services at school. This includes first aid, vision or hearing screenings, guidance lessons, social emotional learning lessons, and brief counseling visits.
Why consent matters:
Without it, your child won’t be able to receive even minor medical (Band-Aids, ice packs, temperature checks) or counseling services here.
You would need to come to school to handle such needs yourself.
Emergency care is not affected. If something serious happens, we will take action and let you know right away.
How you can help: Please review and sign the SB 12 consent form as soon as possible. It ensures your child can get support right away if needed—without interrupting their learning time.
Thank you for partnering with us to keep our bears safe, healthy, and supported all year long! Here is the link to the consent form that must be signed for your child to be seen and treated by the school nurse or counselor. One must be completed for each student attending school in AISD. You may also scan the QR Code if needed.
www.aisd.net/family-support/mandatory-annual-consent-for-routine-student-health-services/ ... See MoreSee Less
Dear Berry Families,
We’re excited to announce that we still have openings in our PreK4 classes! We encourage you to share this wonderful opportunity with family and friends who have 4-year-olds ready for a fantastic learning experience.
To register for one of these amazing classes, please call us at 682-867-0850. Alternatively, feel free to visit our campus at Berry Elementary, located at 1800 Joyce Street, for the possibility of immediate placement.
Thank you for helping us spread the word!
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Know Before You Go topic is Dismissal Pick Up. Follow the instructions for an organized pick up. Dismissal can be a hectic and stressful time for parents; following the instructions in a calm manner helps. Check out this quick instructional video and review the map.
School dismisses at 3:35 p.m. In order to ensure the safety of all, we ask the parents to stay in their car for car lane pick up, follow instructions, and remain calm. The first couple of weeks of school tend to be the most challenging while everyone gets adjusted. Our goal is to be finished by 4:00 p.m.
Please make sure that you communicate how your child will be going home: car rider, parent walk up, or student walking home.
If your child’s form of dismissal changes, such as car rider to parent walk up, please Dojo your child’s teacher by 2pm.
Use the car tag from Meet the Teacher. You will be given a car tag with a number associated with your child to help with our dismissal system. Please make sure this car tag is displayed during pick up times to help with our efficiency. Contact your child’s teacher if you need a tag. Car Tags will be provided at a table in the front of the school if you need one.
If your kids are walking home, they will be dismissed at 3:35pm to begin walking.
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🚌 School’s back tomorrow, and so are the buses!
Keep every ride safe with these must-know tips for students, families, and drivers. Learn more: www.aisd.net/district-news/tips-to-make-every-bus-ride-safe/. ... See MoreSee Less
Tips to make every bus ride safe
www.aisd.net
Safety first: Tips to make every bus ride safe. Bus safety is a team effort. Here are tips for all of us to ensure school bus safety.🍎 A new school year means it’s time to reapply for free and reduced-cost meals in Arlington ISD!
Once approved, your student will receive free breakfast and lunch every school day. Nutritious meals help students stay focused, energized, and ready to learn. To learn more and apply, visit: www.aisd.net/district-news/apply-now-for-free-and-reduced-cost-meals-for-this-school-year/.
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🍏📚 Say hello to our fantastic 2nd Grade team! 🙌✨
They’re bringing the passion, creativity, and big smiles to help our students shine bright this year! 🌟💡
Let’s give them a warm Berry welcome! 🤗🎉
Mrs. Rangel, Mrs. Burgos, Ms. Shankle, and Ms. Kay ... See MoreSee Less
🌟👩🏫 Meet the Dream Team! 📚✏️
Our incredible 5th Grade teachers are ready to make this year unforgettable with learning, laughter, and lots of ❤️.
Let’s cheer them on for an amazing school year! 🎉👏
Mrs. Marquez, Ms. Nunez, Ms. Shoemaker, and Ms. Hess ... See MoreSee Less