Welcome

Welcome to Avondale Elementary. Every day we work hand in hand with parents, teachers, educators and community members to serve Kinder to 6th grade students. Enroll today!

Important Change for LMSV Schools

Beginning with the 2024-25 school year, all LMSV elementary schools will serve TK through 5th grade and all academy middle schools will serve 6th through 8th grade. Click here to learn more.

School Announcements:

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Avondale Community Meeting

Come and join us for donuts and an overview of resources and community collaboration!

When: October 22, 2023
7:45am - 8:15am

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October 2024 Breakfast & Lunch Menus

See below for the new breakfast and lunch menus for the month of October!

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Thank You Mobile Dairy Classroom

Our staff & students enjoyed the Mobile Dairy Classroom presentations! Thank You for coming to Avondale Elementary!

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Avondale Spirit Wear Now Availible!

Avondale Spirit Wear is available for order. Please see the attached QR Code & Form to get your gear!

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Breakfast/Lunch Menu QR code 24-25

No cost meals for enrolled students every day! Please see the attached flyer for the QR Code and more information!

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Welcome Back Avondale Families

We hope you had a restful and wonderful summer! Please read the important information below:

Some parents have expressed interest in buying things for their students classroom. Please see the link below in case you're interested!

Districtwide Announcements:

School Staff

Employment Information

Do you have a heart for children? Join our team!

Why You'll Love Avondale

  • Nestled in a Tranquil Spring Valley Neighborhood
  • A True Community School
  • Third Generation Avondale Tigers whose Parents, Grandparents, and Extended Family have Attended
  • Known for its Caring and Highly Experienced Staff
  • Learning is Enhanced by Long-Standing Regional Partnerships (i.e. UCSD, San Diego Youth Services) that Bring Extra Tutoring, Art Programs and More
  • After-School Enrichment Programs are Offered Throughout the Year

Enroll Today!

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Important Information:

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TK Wish list

TK is all about sharing! Your children do NOT need individual supplies. All materials are shared with everyone. If you would like to donate classroom supplies here is a list of items that we will need throughout the year:

  • Spiral notebooks
  • Baby wipes
  • Kleenex
  • Play doh
  • Baggies (all sizes)
  • Paper plates (all sizes)
  • Goldfish crackers
  • Dixie cups
  • Silver Sharpies
  • Bingo dabbers
  • Any Crayola product (crayons, markers, etc.)
  • Paint Smocks (Dollar Tree)
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Avondale Spirit Wear

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Helping to Make Connections – Student, Family, School and Community

Ayuda para hacer conexiones - Alumno, Familia, Escuela y Comunidad

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Attendance Matters!

Regular attendance is key for your child’s success.

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Join the Cast…Be An Avondale Star

PTA is setting up a long list of activities and initiatives to support all our students here at Avondale this year.  We appreciate all the hard work, creativity and support from all our PTA volunteers.  This year's theme is Be A Star.  Information has gone home in first day packets and is available in the office if you would like to become a member, sign up to volunteer for activities and/or donate to the programs PTA supports. 

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Does Avondale have a Music Program?

Each of our 5th and 6th grade students is offered the opportunity to play an instrument for one semester. Aaron Irwin, band teacher at La Presa Middle School, comes each Tuesday and works with the students. Fifth graders participate the first semester and 6th graders participate the second semester. Watch the parent bulletin for information regarding a concert at the end of the school year.

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How can parents be involved at Avondale?

Classroom Visits will help you understand what your children’s days are like “at work.” You’re always welcome to sit and watch them learn and interact with classmates and adults. If you’d like, your children’s teachers may appreciate your help with clerical tasks (copying, cutting, sorting) or working with a small group of children. Don’t be shy—we’ll show you how. 

Parent Groups help us make important decisions regarding our policies, programs, and learning environment. You’re always welcome to join or just attend the meetings that are convenient. Check the website or notices for dates and times.

  • PTA (Parent-Teacher Association) – These dedicated Avondale parents and staff members meet once a month to plan fun school events and to raise funds for our students’ study trips and a variety of other purposes.
  • SSC (School Site Council) – Parents and staff members review information on Avondale students’ achievement, school budgets, safety, and programs – always with the goal of making our great school even better! All are welcome to attend monthly meetings and provide input. Voting members are elected each fall.
  • ELAC (English Learners Advisory Council) – Our ELAC serves as a connection to the families of our English Learners and advises the SSC regarding their needs.  Four meetings each year are held on Fridays at 8:30 a.m.

District Committees give you opportunities to learn about policies and programs at the district level, and to provide input for important decisions. District committees meet at the Education Center Board Room, 4750 Date Street, La Mesa.

  • District Advisory Council (DAC) – Parent representatives meet with Superintendent Brian Marshall to discuss parents’ perspectives on programs and policies. See District website for dates, agendas, and minutes. 
  • District English Learners’ Advisory Council – Parents and other interested community members discuss programs and policies affecting students who are learning English.

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How do parents know how their children are progressing in class?

Weekly parent bulletins are sent home by teachers to let you know how your children are doing in school. Please be sure to look over parent bulletins with your children and talk about what they’re doing well and what they should work on the next week. Learning is all about getting better and better. Be sure to contact teachers when you have any questions, concerns, or suggestions.

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