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Hyatt Elementary School
4466 Mt. Vernon Ave
Riverside, CA 92507
951-788-7308
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 Hyatt Elementary School
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|  Welcome to Hyatt Elementary School! Our school motto is as follows: “Hyatt Hawks- Soaring With Pride”. Our motto is based on the conviction that effort, dedication, and a commitment to learning yields academic success and pride. A cornerstone of our success is the weekly teacher collaboration that examines the identification and daily application of best practice at every grade level. To this end, Hyatt’s Professional Learning Community allows teachers to systematically analyze data, set academic goals for content areas, and develop timely instructional responses to meet the needs of our students. Instructional responses to our students’ needs are embedded with research-based instructional strategies that yield or support academic success. The weekly collaboration, the analysis of academic results from common assessments, and ongoing instructional coaching provide feedback that is specific, accurate, and timely to our staff of educators. Teacher collaboration results in the implementation of best practice and purposeful abandonment of ineffective practices. To experience success and pride in our school we must also build and maintain strong partnerships with our parents and community to provide the very best education for our students. In short, Hyatt’s Professional Learning Community is committed to measuring success by what matters most – student learning!
Moreover, Hyatt Elementary was founded in 1964 and its mascot is the hawk. It is arguably the most scenic in the District. The school site is multi-leveled and is nestled up against the hills of Box Springs Mountain. The leveled terrain offers a scenic view of the inland valley and was named after Edward Hyatt, who was the first County Superintendent of Riverside.
Outstanding Programs
• Free H.E.A.R.T.S. after school program
• Project Wisdom
• Accelerated Reader
• Houghton Mifflin Reading
• Scott Foresman/Addison Wesley “enVisionMath”
• Macmillan/McGraw-Hill Science
• Harcourt Reflections History/Social Science
• Game Day – Standards-Based PE program
• Promethean/Smart Board in grades 3-6
• Farm Fresh Salad Bar
Community Partnerships
• University of California Riverside
• University Eastside Community Collaborative
Awards and Honors
• Title 1 State and National Achieving School from 1989 to 1991 |
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Registration dates approaching | Attention parents who need to enroll their children in school this year: School sites soon will open to accept registrations. Be sure to bring necessary registration documents with you. Registration dates/times vary by school. Click HERE to see when your child’s school will be open to accept registrations.
| | Families learn healthy habits at July event | 
| Nearly 130 community members learned about the importance of healthy eating and exercise at the July 21 Families Be Active and Picnic 2Gether event, held at Patricia Beatty Elementary School.
This event, sponsored by Network for a Healthy California in cooperation with RUSD and other community partners, offered families a chance to have fun while learning about fun and healthy lifestyles that they can incorporate into their daily routines and share with their neighbors and friends.
Presenters at the event included keynote speaker, Dr. Ernie Medina, a preventiv | | ... read the full article | Board Update 7/18/2011: | Following are some of the key items discussed at the July 18, 2011 meeting of the Board of Education:
- Calendars approved: The Board of Education approved school calendars for the 2012-2013 and 2013-2014 school years. See the Board Agenda (pages 103-107) for more detailed calendar information. These calendars were developed by a Calendar Committee made up of school and community stakeholders as well as representatives from the unions that represent classified and certificated employees – the California School Employees Association Chapter #506 and the Riverside City Teachers
| | ... read the full article | RUSD Preschool programs now accepting applications | 
| Families are invited to apply for RUSD’s free Head Start and State Preschool programs, which are offered at several school sites throughout the district.
Most programs are half-day, with a full day program available to some families at the Grant Education Center in downtown Riverside. Click HERE to see a full list of program locations and to learn more about application requirements. Information: (951) 352-8290. You can also visit the RUSD Early Childhood Facebook page by clicking HERE.
RUSD’s pre-school programs are available to fami | | ... read the full article | Outstanding graduates: John Tulisiak, North High School | 
| Although graduations are over, we wanted to take a moment to highlight some of our outstanding graduates who are representative of the outstanding students we have throughout the district. This week we feature John Tulisiak from North High School. Keep posted for more stories about our outstandng graduates.
Excelling in high school as both an International Baccalaureate diploma candidate and an all-county football player is tough enough.
John Tulisiak of North High School did both despite losing both his parents within about three years and assuming primary caregivin | | ... read the full article | Booster shot deadline approaching | If your child will be entering grades 7-12 this fall, they MUST have a Tdap booster shot before registering for the 2011-2012 school year.
Students who do not have written proof of the Tdap booster immunization will not be permitted to attend school this fall.
Tdap protects against three potentially-dangerous diseases: tetanus, diptheria, and whooping cough. Students can get this immunization at their healthcare provider.
If would like to submit verification that your child received the Tdap booster over the summer, please fax a copy of the sho | | ... read the full article | Starting Blocks gives RUSD students a boost this summer | 
| Students enrolled in summer H.E.A.R.T.S programs at Longfellow and Jefferson elementary schools will have a refreshing summer thanks to the Starting Blocks program, a partnership between the Riverside Community College District Foundation and RUSD, working in conjunction with Tilden-Coil Constructors, the Kiwanis Club of Riverside, and the Assistance League of Riverside.
Through this two-week program, Longfellow and Jefferson students are benefitting from swimming and water safety lessons at local pools as well as academic enrichment, and lessons in physical fitness, health, an | | ... read the full article | |
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