Hello ASA Families! 💛🐾
This week is the LAST week of Bridge and Clubs (ELOP) for this session! We hope all of our students had an amazing time trying new activities, learning new skills, and having fun with friends.
We also hope everyone had a blast at the Color Run! Between the running, the laughter, and the colorful powder, it definitely brightened up our day. If your kids are still finding color in their hair or backpacks… that just means it was a success! Come out and cheer on our basketball team! Let’s fill the stands, get loud, and show them some school spirit!
And don’t forget about Math Night! It’s going to be a fun evening of games, puzzles, and hands-on activities that make math exciting for everyone. Who knew learning math could feel like game night?
Thanks for being such an awesome part of our school community! 💙
Warmly,
Ms. Holt
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Our school’s Lost and Found area is currently full. If your child is missing any items, please have them check the Lost and Found or stop by to pick them up. All unclaimed items will be donated to 3 Way Thrift Store on Friday, March 27th, after school. Please make sure to pick up any belongings before this date. Thank you for your help in keeping our Lost and Found organized. Thank you! |
We will be offering our last Expanded Learning Opportunities Program (ELOP) and Attendance Recovery days on Saturday, March 7th and during Spring Break this year!
These sessions provide students with valuable opportunities to:
- Make up absences to improve attendance records,
- Engage in hands-on enrichment and academic activities, and
- Strengthen learning in a supportive, fun environment.
Scheduled Dates
Program dates and locations may be adjusted based on family interest and demand to best accommodate our community.
- Spring Break: Mar 30, Mar 31
Each day, the program will run in 2 sessions from 8:00-1:00 and 12:30-5:00.
Participation and Prioritization
Students who are part of the unduplicated student group—including English learners, foster youth, and low-income students—as well as those with attendance challenges or recent absences, will receive priority enrollment for these sessions.
If you would like your child to participate, please fill out the form below. Please make sure that you fill out one for each of your students. Please note that this is an interest form only, and registration will be confirmed after the closing date of this form.
This form is for Spring Break (March 30, 31).
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ASA Chino's 2025–2026 Yearbooks are officially on sale, and we don’t want anyone to miss out! These books capture all the memories, milestones, and smiles from the school year—and once they’re gone, they’re gone!
Price: $40.00
Quantities are limited — we WILL sell out!
How to Order (it’s super easy!):
2. Click “Shop Now”
3. Search for Allegiance STEAM Academy
4. That’s it! You’re ready to order! Yearbooks are first come, first served, so we encourage families to purchase as soon as possible to guarantee a copy.
How to share your photos:
- Visit Balfour ImageShare
- Enter Project Number: 629647
- Upload your high-resolution photos!
Thanks for helping us make sure every student has a keepsake they’ll treasure for years to come!
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This week marks the final week of clubs and tutoring! Thank you to all of our students for their participation and enthusiasm throughout ELOP this year. It’s been great seeing students explore new interests, build skills, and enjoy time with their peers after school. 🐺✨
📣Reminder:
- Club dismissal is at 4:05 p.m.
- More than two late pick-ups will result in the student being dropped from the after-school program.
⚠️ These following clubs will end on these dates this week:
🎨 Clubs
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Art Masters (Grades K–2): March 18th, 2026
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Art Masters (Grades 3–8): March 18th, 2026
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Lego Robotics (Grades 1–3): March 17th, 2026
- Wise Wolves: March 18th, 2026
- Yearbook: March 18th, 2026
- Cheer: March 18th, 2026
- Science Olympiads Grades 4th-5th: March 19th, 2026
- Science Olympiads Grades 6th-8th: March 19th, 2026
📘 Tutoring
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Grade 1/2: March 18, 2026
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Grade 3/4: March 19, 2026
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Grade 5: March 19, 2026
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Grade 6: March 19, 2026
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Grade 7/8: March 18, 2026
🏃 Sports
Track Club
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1st–3rd Grade: Last club meeting will be Tuesday, March 17
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4th–8th Grade: Last club meeting will be Thursday, March 19
All track club athletes will compete in the Track Meet on Saturday, March 31 at Chino High School.
📍 Location:
Chino High School
5431 Jefferson Ave, Chino, CA 91710
⏰ Schedule for the Meet:
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7:00 AM – Check-in begins
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7:45 AM – Student parade
- Events will begin shortly after the parade
Please keep an eye out for a message about donating snacks and drinks for our students to help keep them fueled throughout the meet.
🏀 Basketball Club
- The last basketball practice will be Thursday, March 26.
Thank you for supporting our student athletes this season! We look forward to an exciting finish. 🐺
📌 Contacts:
Clubs: Ms. Tolliver – 📧 amanda.tolliver@asathrive.org
Sports: Mr. Guillen – 📧 antonio.guillen@asathrive.org
Tutoring: Ms. Gamboa – 📧 alyssa.gamboa@asathrive.org
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Our final Christian Club meeting of the year will be on March 19th, concluding alongside ELOP clubs.
Thank you for sharing your students with us this year—we’ve have all grown together! We look forward to seeing everyone again when we start back up next school year.
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This week, our Wolves are focusing on trustworthiness — being honest, reliable, and responsible in our actions and words. Students are learning that trust is built over time through consistency, integrity, and accountability. When children understand the importance of keeping promises, telling the truth, and admitting mistakes, they strengthen relationships and build a positive reputation within their community. 🤝💛🐺
Trustworthiness helps create safe, respectful, and dependable relationships at school and at home.
Reflection Questions for Home:
- What does it mean to be someone others can trust?
- Why is honesty important, even when it’s hard?
- How can you rebuild trust if you make a mistake?
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1.Promise Practice (All Ages)
Make a small promise and follow through. Discuss how it feels to keep your word.
2.Honesty Talk (TK–6th)
Share a time when telling the truth was difficult but important.
3.Accountability Check (All Ages)
Practice taking responsibility by saying, “I made a mistake, and I will fix it.”
Building trust at home reinforces integrity and responsibility in our Wolves. 💛🐺⭐
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Your go-to resource for staying connected with all the exciting enrichment programs at Allegiance STEAM Academy. This page is updated monthly by our dedicated enrichment teachers to keep you informed about what your child is learning and experiencing. Please use this l ink
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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 March Menu.
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If you have any questions or require a Vegetarian meal option for your Wolf please contact our
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Please use this link for more information.
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CAASPP assessments are taken online. Help your child get comfortable with computers by practicing typing, dragging, and highlighting text — just like they’ll do during testing. |
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Looking for something specific? Our Find It Fast page is your one-stop hub for the most frequently accessed school resources. Whether you're checking the academic calendar, bell schedules, or monthly meal menus, or need quick access to important forms like reporting an absence or reviewing the dress code policy, it’s all just a click away.
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