Hello ASA Families! 💛🐾
We hope you all had a restful and joyful winter break! As we welcome a brand-new year, we are excited to start strong, stay positive, and continue building an uplifting school community together. We look forward to seeing every student return with renewed energy, dedication to learning, and commitment to being on time each day. Your partnership and support make a tremendous difference, and we are grateful for the positivity you bring to our school. Here’s to a year filled with growth, achievement, and wonderful new memories for our students and families! Let’s make 2026 our best year yet!
Thank you for your continued support!
Warmly, Ms. Holt |
There is still time to join us fort the School Site Council. Be a part of the team of parents, staff, and students who partner with school leadership to shape programs, guide budgets, and support student success.
For the 2025–2026 school year, ASA Chino is looking for: - Parents/Guardians of current ASA students
Why join? You’ll play a direct role in influencing decisions that impact our school community. Commitment: - Attend 3 meetings: Jan 13, Mar 10, May 5
If you’re ready to make a difference, submit your interest form HERE
Let’s work together to keep ASA thriving! |
Click the link to buy a 2025–2026 yearbook for your student. |
Get ready to bring the spirit, the sportsmanship, and the school pride—our annual Crosstown Showdown is coming, and you won’t want to miss a moment of the action! Mark your calendars for Saturday, February 28, 2026, as we unite at the ASA Chino Campus for a morning filled with friendly competition, teamwork, and pure community fun. This is the day when Chino and Fontana come together, cheer each other on, and celebrate everything that makes our ASA Wolfpack strong. Whether your student loves to run, spike, or score—or just wants to cheer from the sidelines—there’s something for everyone!
Event Schedule – Saturday, Feb. 28, 2026 8:30 AM – Check-In Welcome, warm-up, and get ready for the showdown! 9:00–9:30 AM – Cross Country Race 9:30–10:30 AM – Volleyball 9:30–10:30 AM – Soccer More details, sign-ups, and volunteer opportunities coming soon! |
Welcome back Wolves! 🐺⭐ We hope you had a wonderful and restful winter break. ❄💙 ELOP clubs and tutoring will resume this week as we jump into the new year with excitement, growth, and fresh opportunities for our Wolf Pack! Let’s make 2025 amazing! 🎉⭐
Clubs Ending: Dragon and Lion Dance: Ms. Janice- Tuesday & Thursday (Will not be continuing after break, last day was 12/18)
Tutoring Cancellation: - 1/7- 1st/2nd grade tutoring
- 1/6 Lego Robotics
Track & Field season is almost here, Wolfpack! Be on the lookout for sign-ups, waiver forms, and our upcoming informational meeting. All athletes 1–8 are invited to join the action, with 1–3 practicing on Tuesdays and 4th–8th on Thursdays (Trimester 3), gearing up for the big Track Meet on March 8th.
We love seeing our young athletes show up ready to compete. If your player can’t make it to practice, please give the coaches a quick heads-up on ParentSquare. Strong communication keeps the Wolfpack running at full strength.
- Soccer (2nd–4th Grade): Tuesday
- Soccer (5th–8th Grade): Thursday
- Flag Football (4th–8th Grade): Tuesday****
- Basketball (4th–8th Grade): Tuesday & Thursday
- Cross Country (4th–8th Grade): Wednesday
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This week, our Wolves are focusing on respect — treating themselves, others, and their environment with kindness, care, and consideration. Students are learning that respect shows up in the words we choose, the actions we take, and the way we honor differences. Respect includes listening when others speak, using kind language, following expectations, taking care of our belongings and shared spaces, and valuing diverse perspectives.
Respect also means having self-respect: using positive self-talk, setting healthy boundaries, and making choices that reflect personal responsibility and integrity. When children practice respect, they build stronger friendships, create welcoming learning spaces, and contribute to a positive school community. 🐺💛⭐
We encourage you to continue this conversation at home! Here are a few reflection questions to spark meaningful dialogue during dinner, in the car, or before bedtime: - What does respect look like, sound like, and feel like at school or at home?
- How can you show respect even when you disagree with someone?
- What is one way you can show more respect for yourself, your family, or your school community this week?
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1. “Respect in Action” Hunt (All Ages) Throughout the day, look for moments where respect shows up: sharing, listening, helping, or using kind words. Celebrate these moments together to reinforce positive behavior. 2. Self-Respect Boost List (Upper Grades or Any Age) Invite your child to make a list of positive qualities, accomplishments, or affirmations. Post it somewhere visible as a daily reminder that respecting others starts with respecting yourself. 3. Modeling Respect at Home: “10 Ways We Can Show Respect to Our Child” (All Ages) Modeling respect in the home can be one of the best ways to teach our children respect. When we model healthy behavior, it helps them to start practicing this behavior on their own! Learn more through this website link -> Modeling Respect at Home
Practicing respect at home reinforces the values we teach at school and supports our Wolves in creating a safe, caring, and inclusive community. 🐺💛⭐ |
Counseling Resources and Links |
We are pleased to inform you that all enrolled students at Allegiance STEAM Academy are eligible to receive a healthy breakfast and lunch at school at NO CHARGE for the 2025-2026 school year! No further action is required of you. Please check the website for the updated January Menu.
Click HERE for the to visit our Food Services post on Parentsquare. |
If you have any questions or require a Vegetarian meal option for your Wolf please contact our
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Students are learning how to demonstrate the Wolves’ Ways during testing — including staying focused, reading directions carefully, and arriving on time.
Encourage your child to “stay on track” by practicing good habits at home too! |
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📞 Need to visit the front office? Please call 909-465-5405 to make an appointment or click on the button above to schedule your visit online. |
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