The first day of school for TK/Kindergarten is August 29 from 10:00 - 11:00 a.m. Parents will need to stay with their student.

Please watch the video below to learn more about TK/Kinder drop-off and pick-up procedures.

TK/Kindergarten Arrival

Parents using the valet lane for morning drop-off must: 

• remain in their cars
• pull as far forward as possible to the drop off area before unloading
• have students packed up and ready to exit the car, avoid having to retrieve belongings from the trunk as it causes delays

If parking on Hindry Avenue or any neighboring streets:

• respect our neighbors and do not park in or block any driveways
• use the Pedestrian Walkway or other designated crosswalks

Breakfast and Arrival Procedures for Grades TK/Kindergarten:

• Doors will open at 8:00. Breakfast will be served until 8:30am.
• TK/KDG students will enter from blue door located by the stage.
• Students will sit at designated tables.
• At 8:30am, students, the door will be closed and the kindergarten gate will be opened for drop off.
• Instruction begins at 8:45am.

TK/Kindergarten Dismissal

Dismissal Procedures for Grades TK/Kindergarten:

• Students will be dismissed from the kindergarten gate.
• Students will sit in designated areas as determined by the teacher.
• Parents will need to walk to the gate.
• For everyone’s safety, there is not parking in the valet lane. If driving, parents must park their cars and not leave cars unattended in the valet line.

1st - 5th Grade Arrival

Parents using the valet lane for morning drop-off must: 

• remain in their cars

• pull as far forward as possible to the drop off area before unloading

• have students packed up and ready to exit the car, avoid having to retrieve belongings from the trunk as it causes delays.

If parking on Hindry Avenue or any neighboring streets:

• respect our neighbors and do not park in or block any driveways
• use the Pedestrian Walkway or other designated crosswalks

Breakfast and Arrival Procedures for Grades 1-5

• Doors will open at 8:00am. 
• Breakfast will be served until 8:20am.
• All students will enter campus using the blue double doors located by the Guerrero Multi-purpose center and then go to the cafeteria. If you are using the valet lane, pull all the way forward when dropping off your student and do not leave your car unattended in any redzone.
  • Students choosing to eat breakfast will enter the cafeteria then join the Readers Runners Club once they are done with breakfast.
  • Students choosing not to eat breakfast will go to the benches or field (Readers Runners Club).
• Any student arriving after 8:20am will join students on the benches or field.
• Warning bell will ring at 8:25am. Students will head to their lines at this time.
• Instruction begins at 8:30am.

 
1-5th Grade Dismissal

Please give yourself plenty of time and be patient.
 
If walking:

• Walkers will be dismissed from the gate located next to the Right at School Building. Formally the 4th and 5th grade exit.
  • Students will wait in designated area marked by cones:
  • Siblings
  • 1st grade
  • 2nd grade
  • 3rd grade
  • 4/5th grades
• Parents are encouraged to clear the area as quickly as possible.

 
If driving/using the valet lane:

• Do not leave your car unattended in the red zone.
• Follow the traffic pattern and pull as far forward as possible before loading passengers.
• Avoid honking.
• Students will be dismissed from the blue double doors located by the Guerrero Multi-purpose center grade exit.
• Students will sit in designated areas marked by cones until picked up.
  • Siblings
  • 1st grade
  • 2nd grade
  • 3rd grade
  • 4/5th grades

TK

1 — 12ct Crayola Colored Pencils
1 — 4 Color Set Expo Dry Erase Markers (Fine tip)
2 — Black Expo Dry Erase Markers (Chisel tip)
3 — Elmers Washable Glue Stick (Purple)
1 – 8ct Crayola Washable Markers (Classic)
1 – Crayola Washable Watercolor Set
1 – Black Fine Tip Sharpie
1 — 100 Ct Kleenex Tissue
2 — Huggies Unscented Baby Wipes 56 Ct
1 — Clorox Disinfectant Wipes

Download Printable TK List

Kinder

2 – Crayola Crayons 24 Ct
1 — 4 Color Set Expo Dry Erase Markers (Fine tip)
1 — Elmers White Washable Glue 4 oz
12 – Elmers Washable Glue Stick .21 oz (Purple) 
1 — Purell Hand Sanitizer 8 oz
1 – Pump Hand Soap 7.5 oz
1 – 8ct Crayola Washable Markers (Classic)
1 – Crayola Washable Watercolor Set
1 – 10pk Ticonderoga No 2 Pencils
2 – Black Fine Tip Sharpie
1 — Huggies Unscented Baby Wipes 56 Ct
1 — Clorox Disinfectant Wipes

Download Printable Kinder List

1st

1 – 24ct Crayola Colored Pencils
1 – 24ct Crayola Crayons
1 — 4 Color Set Expo Dry Erase Markers (Chisel tip)
1 – 3pack Magic Rub White Eraser
1 – Addition Flash Cards
1 – Subtraction Flash Cards
2 — Elmers White Washable Glue 4 oz
1 — Purell Hand Sanitizer 8 oz
1 – Pump Hand Soap 7.5 oz
4 – Elmers Washable Glue Stick .21 oz (Purple) 
1 – Copy Paper Ream 200ct
2 – 10pk Ticonderoga No 2 Pencils (sharpened)
2 – Black Fine Tip Sharpie
1 — Huggies Unscented Baby Wipes 56 Ct
1 — 100 Ct Kleenex Tissue

Download Printable 1st Grade List

2nd

1 – 24ct Crayola Colored Pencils
1 – 24ct Crayola Crayons
2 — Black Expo Dry Erase Markers (Chisel tip)
1 – 3pack Magic Rub White Eraser
1 — Elmers White Washable Glue 4 oz
3 – Elmers Washable Glue Stick .21 oz (Purple) 
1 – 10ct Crayola Washable Markers (Classic)
2 – 10pk Ticonderoga No 2 Pencils (sharpened)
2 — 100 Ct Kleenex Tissue
2 — Huggies Unscented Baby Wipes 56 Ct

Download Printable 2nd Grade List

3rd

1 — Wide ruled composition book (Blue)
1 – 24ct Crayola Crayons
4 — Black Expo Dry Erase Markers (Chisel tip)
1 — 3pack Magic Rub White Eraser
1 — Elmers White Washable Glue 4 oz
3 — Elmers Washable Glue Stick .77 oz (Purple) 
1 – Highlighter Pen Style Chisel 5 pack (yellow, orange, pink, green, blue)
1 – 3 Subject Notebook Spiral
2 – 10pk Ticonderoga No 2 Pencils (sharpened)
1 – 2 Pack Red Pick Pens
2 – Black Papermate Flair Pens
1 – 5inch Fiskar Kids Scissors
2 – Black Fine Tip Sharpie
2 – 3” Yellow Sticky Notes – Post It
2 — 100 Ct Kleenex Tissue
1 — Huggies Unscented Baby Wipes 56 Ct

Download Printable 3rd Grade List

4th

1 – 12ct Crayola Colored Pencils
4 – Composition Books Black
1 – 24ct Crayola Crayons
4 — Black Expo Dry Erase Markers (Chisel tip)
1 – 3pack Magic Rub White Eraser
1 – Plastic, Pocket 3hole Folder
3 – Elmers Washable Glue Stick .77 oz (Purple) 
1 – Avery Yellow Chisel Highlighter
1 – 8ct Crayola Washable Markers (Classic)
3 – 10pk Ticonderoga No 2 Pencils (sharpened)
1 – 2 Hole Pencil Sharpener
1 – 5-inch Fiskar Kids Scissors
2 – Black Fine Tip Sharpie
2 – Black Ultra Fine Tip Sharpie
2 — 100 Ct Kleenex Tissue
2 — Huggies Unscented Baby Wipes 56 Ct

Download Printable 4th Grade List

5th

1 – 12ct Crayola Colored Pencils
2 – Composition Books Black
1 – Composition Books Blue
1 – Composition Books Green
1 – Composition Books Red
4 — Black Expo Dry Erase Markers (Chisel tip)
3 – Papermate Pink Pearl Large Eraser
4 – Plastic, Pocket & Prong Folders
6 – Elmers Washable Glue Stick .21 oz (Purple) 
2 – 8ct Crayola Washable Markers (Classic)
1 — Copy Paper Ream (200 ct)
1 — 2-hole Pencil Sharpener
2 – 5inch Fiskar Kids Scissors
5 – Black Fine Tip Sharpie
5 – Black Ultra Fine Tip Sharpie
3 — 100 Ct Kleenex Tissue

Download Printable 5th Grade List

Back to School Eve is on Monday, August 28. Stop by campus any time between 4:30 - 6:00 p.m.

This is an opportunity to find out who is your child's teacher, visit the campus, and participate in a scavenger hunt created by the Del Aire PTA. Classrooms will not be open at this event.

Weekly E-Mail

To keep you better informed and maintain that strong home/school connection, up to date information and flyers will be sent via e-mail. This will include important school information, PTA news, and flyers announcing special projects and events. If you are having trouble receiving e-mail from the school, please contact the office.

Del Aire Website

Our website at https://delaire.wiseburn.org/ was created for our families and is kept up-to-date so you can always have the best information about our school.

Social Media

Follow @delaireeagles on Instagram for posts that highlight students and events around school. 

Voicemail/Email

Electronic methods of communication including email and voicemail are available on the Del Aire campus. Your child's classroom teacher will indicate the best methods of communication. For a list of staff email please visit the Faculty tab on the Del Aire website.

Breakfast Procedures for Grades Tk/Kindergarten

• Doors will open at 8:00 a.m.
• Breakfast will be served from 8:00am - 8:30 a.m.

Breakfast Procedures for Grades 1-5

• Doors will open at 8:00 a.m. 
• Breakfast will be served from 8:00 - 8:20 a.m.

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Want to be involved in your student's education and our community? Browse the organizations and opportunities below to see how you can get involved this school year.

Anza PTA

(PTA) plays an active role at Anza School. Joining the PTA provides a good opportunity to become involved in your child’s academic program as well as to meet the parents of your child’s classmates. Through the generous support of the Anza PTA, our instructional program has been enhanced by field trips, assemblies, additional activities, and needed instructional materials.

About the Anza PTA

Wiseburn Education Foundation

Wiseburn Education Foundation (WEF) is a community-based, volunteer organization focused on raising funds to support programs that allow our students to learn in a STEAM-rich environment. Get involved by helping at a WEF event or serving on a committee. There are plenty of opportunities throughout the school year, so stay tuned to WEF’s Facebook or Instagram for more info.

Wiseburn ACTS

Wiseburn ACTS (Achieving a Culture of Togetherness and Support) is a committee whose members strive to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) so that every single person feels valued and respected. Learn more about how to get involved on the Wiseburn ACTS website.

Volunteers

All parents, volunteers, and visitors are required to check in with the front office staff and receive a badge through the Raptor System. A valid government-issued ID is needed for clearance in the system. Once cleared, a sticker ID badge will be issued and is required to be worn visibly at all times. Please check out with the front office and return the sticker ID. Identification will be saved in the system for future visits.

We are successful because of strong home/school partnerships we have established. Our family volunteer program has accomplished many great things! People willing to work at school or home are needed at every grade level. If you would like to become a volunteer on a regular basis, please do the following:

1. Complete parent volunteer training.
2. Submit proof of a clear TB test within 4 years
3. Complete online pesticide training. Please bring a copy of your certificate of completion to the front office.

Due to safety rules, we thank you for understanding that children are not permitted to come with you during the time you are volunteering, thank you for understanding and arranging for childcare. All regular volunteers must follow the Wiseburn Unified School District guidelines and submit proof to the school office of a TB risk assessment questionnaire completed by a physician.

Attendance

The Law

All students between the ages of 6 and 18 must attend school daily. Parents or guardians are responsible for sending their children to school (E.C. 48200). A student who is absent three full days without a valid excuse, or on three occasions is tardy or absent for more than thirty minutes, or any combination thereof, is a truant (E.C. 48260). Truancy can lead to severe consequences, including fines and criminal prosecution. Students who are truant from school will be referred to the District Attendance Chairperson and a referral to the District Attendance Review Team (DART) and School Attendance & Review Board (SARB) may occur.  Please note:  The District may conduct home visits to verify student residency/attendance requirements at any time without notice.

Verified excused absences are:

• Illness
• Quarantine directed by county or city health officials
• Medical, dental or eye care services
• Attending funeral services for the immediate family
• Attending religious services

Absence: A major factor contributing to quality education is continuous instruction. Please make sure your child attends school regularly and is absent only for illness or emergency reasons. If your child is absent, please telephone the school office the day of the absence , you can also email Ieana Muniz our attendance clerk at imuniz@wiseburn.org. Also, send a note upon your child’s return explaining the reason for the absence. For attendance records, we must know if the absence is excused or not excused.  If your child has had a communicable disease, a serious injury, or medical reason that restricts activity, please have your child report to the nurse’s office before going to the classroom.

Excessive Absence:  If students are absent from school more than 10 school days, school notification will occur in the form of a letter that will be placed in the student’s permanent record. A School Attendance Review Team (SART) meeting may occur when students are absent from school more than 15 days.

Truancy:  If students reach three unexcused absences, school notification will occur in the form of a truancy letter. Any unverified absences will be considered unexcused. Truancy letters become part of a student's permanent record. A School Attendance Review Team (SART) meeting may occur as a result of truancy.  Family trips are unexcused absences.

Tardiness:  Students are let into the school building 10 minutes prior to their start time (see arrivals and dismissals time schedule). At the appointed start time the doors/gates close, students arriving beyond that point are marked as tardy. It is the legal responsibility of the parent/guardian and student to see that the student arrives at school on time. Being on time for school is an important goal stressed at Del Aire.  Everyone’s learning is disrupted when a student arrives late to school. Frequent tardies may give the child the idea that school is not important. If your child is tardy, he/she must report to the school office before going to the classroom. Tardies become part of the student’s permanent record. Car trouble, parent appointments, and reasons other than the student's own doctor or dental appointment accompanied by a "Return to School" note will not be excused. If students are late to school on more than 5 occasions, the office will send a notice home with the student to notify parents. If students reach 10 tardies a referral to the School Attendance Review Team (SART) for further action will occur. A violation of the SART contract will result in a referral to the District Attendance Review Team. Further action to the School Attendance Review Board (SARB) may occur if attendance does not improve.  

Home Instruction for Extended Illness:  Students in need of home instruction due to chronic and/or extended illness should contact the school health office with physician referral to arrange for a home teaching program when appropriate.

Independent Study:  Independent Study may be considered when a student will miss 5 or more days of school. The school must have a minimum of 5 days prior notice, so the teachers can prepare the work. All work must come back to the teacher the day the student returns to school. Independent Study can be denied if the student leaves for reasons not recognized in the Education Code or if a student fails to meet the requirements of an independent study. Students' independent study program requires a written learning agreement signed by the teacher, parent/guardian, and student, if appropriate.

The use of any personal communication device is not permitted during school hours. Students bringing any type of communication device must keep them turned off and in their backpack. Please note that Del Aire is not responsible for any lost or damaged device. Devices that are used by students during the school day will be taken and returned only to a parent. Repeated offenses will result in disciplinary action.

Our Back to School Night is on September 7. This informational meeting is to be held by the classroom teacher with the parents of their pupils. Your child’s teacher will explain the subject matter covered, procedures, and activities planned for the school term. Thanks for understanding that teachers will not be able to confer individually with you during this evening. Additional information regarding this Back-to-School evening will be sent home with your child. Back-to-School Night is for parents only.