
Pacific Boy Choir Academy vs. The Saklan School
Varsity & Junior Varsity
Wednesday, March 29th @ 5:00PM
At The Saklan School

Pacific Boy Choir Academy vs. The Saklan School
Varsity & Junior Varsity
Wednesday, March 29th @ 5:00PM
At The Saklan School

Gather for coffee and treats, a special visit to the classrooms, presentations, and Friday Flag from 10:00-12:00.
RSVP: Please call 925-376-7900 or email office@saklan.org by Friday, March 24.
As we are in the process of starting a long-term collaboration with our neighbor, Moraga Gardens Farm, please support them in the coming weekends during their annual Plant Starts Sale!
The annual Plant Sale will start Saturday, March 25 (rain or shine) and will continue both Saturdays and Sundays through the following three weekends, ending Saturday April 15th. The hours will be 10AM-3PM. The farm is located at 1290 Moraga Way in Moraga near the Safeway, and just adjacent to the Fire Station.
They will be offering a variety of heirloom and hybrid tomatoes, herbs, peppers and eggplants. All plants are grown locally from seed at the farm by the Moraga Gardens Farm volunteers.
Feel free to forward this to your fellow gardeners, friends, family and co-workers.

Dear Saklan Community,
Our Annual Concert at the Lesher Center for the Arts is truly one of the most exciting events of the school year. Yesterday, a big audience of about 570 parents, relatives, friends, staff, and students were treated to a program that was fun, engaging and instructive. I would like to highly commend our music teacher, Mrs. Grace Chaffey, for another outstanding Annual Concert at the Lesher Center. I would also like to commend Mr. Isaac Narell, whose work with the 4th and 5th graders was superlative. A big thank you to the band which featured Saklan’s own Mr. Sam Prestianni, Mr. Isaac Narell, Ms. Ashley Jennings, Mr. Javier Yacarini, and alumnus James Rokas. The theme of our concert was “Rise Up – Motown, Funk and Soul.” This show was the culmination of a year-long educational exploration of music that has shaped popular culture and left us a rich legacy of tunes that have stood the test of time over the decades. I am certain that the theater full of parents, relatives, and friends were as impressed as I was by the unique talent, energy, and joy that our Saklan students can pack into one show!
Have a great weekend!
Peter
Here’s to another inspiring performance by the Saklan students!
Powerful lyrics, beautiful voices, creative dance moves, and talented instrumentalists filled The Lesher Center with positive energy last night during the 2017 Annual Concert. Audience members felt compelled to get up and move to the music of Motown, Soul and Funk. Thank you to all who came out to support our community.
Happy St. Patrick’s Day from all of us at Saklan! We couldn’t catch the leprechaun, but at least he left some gold and sweets behind.
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Enjoy the slideshow from this fun day!
Each of the third graders did a report on a Native American tribe.
On Monday, the students shared their reports with their parents and friends.

Gather for coffee and treats, a special visit to the classrooms, presentations, and Friday Flag from 10:00-12:00.
RSVP: Please call 925-376-7900 or email office@saklan.org by Friday, March 24.
Dear Saklan Community,
Last Friday marked the end of our second trimester and report cards are being put in the mail today. You will also receive an email today inviting you to sign up for our Parent-Teacher Conferences which are held on March 23 & 24. This year, we will be doing all of conference sign ups online using SignUp Genius. This is a great time to get an update on your child’s academic progress as we move towards the end of the year.

One of the important themes that we have been working on at Saklan has been generosity. This has clearly been embraced by our community at the Saklan Annual Auction, An Evening in Old Hollywood. This was not only a fun event but produced impressive earnings which will help us keep on track with our programs, and give us a tremendous boost in further developing our STEM program. A big thank you to Katy DeBasa, Tony Edwardson, all of the volunteers that worked on the auction, and all of the parents that donated and supported the auction, for a memorable evening. Our Fund-a-Need project was well supported, and we managed to raise over $50,000. As a result, this summer we will be able to renovate our Science Lab and purchase new equipments and materials to enhance STEM at Saklan.
Two exciting dates are on the calendar for March. Our annual concert at the Lesher Center for the Arts is scheduled for March 16th, and Grandparents and Special Friends Day is on March 31st. I look forward to big crowds on these important and fun events.
Have a great weekend,
Peter
As part of our unit on Sound and the Ear the second graders designed original instruments. They sketched their idea, labeled the parts, wrote a short description, and lastly created the instrument.
They enjoyed sharing and playing them for their friends in second grade and also playing them for other classes at Saklan.
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