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Dear Parents and Caregivers,

It’s hard to believe how quickly this school year continues to move—somehow we’ve already reached the halfway point of the second term! As we reflect on the past few months, we are so proud of the progress our students are making socially and academically. Their confidence, curiosity, and sense of belonging continue to grow, and we feel fortunate to support them on this journey each day.

Dear Parents and Caregivers,

Dear Parents and Caregivers,

As we transition from the excitement of Halloween and other fall festivities into the quieter rhythm of November, we’re met with shorter days and cooler, wetter weather. Thank you for your continued partnership in supporting our students. Staying connected with your child’s learning—whether it’s through checking planners, reviewing Seesaw updates, or reading together each day—makes a meaningful difference in their growth and confidence.

Dear Parents and Caregivers,
As we move deeper into the school year, it’s encouraging to see our routines taking shape and a sense of comfort settling in across both school and home life. Familiar faces bring reassurance, and it has been wonderful to witness new friendships forming and connections growing within our Bondar community. Our hope is that every student is beginning to feel at home here—finding their rhythm and experiencing that vital sense of belonging that defines our school.

Dear Parents and Caregivers,

We hope you had a rejuvenating summer filled with memorable moments and quality time together. As we prepare to welcome students back to Bondar, we want to reassure you that our staff is committed to making the transition back to school as smooth and supportive as possible. Whether your child is returning or joining us for the first time, we are here to help them feel safe, confident, and excited about the year ahead.

Dear Bondar Families,

Like many people, I enjoy a good podcast.  I was listening to Tetragrammaton the other night, and the guest was Pulitzer Prize-winning author and playwright David Mamet. During the interview, Mamet referenced his novel, "Recollections of St. Ives." More specifically, he spoke about one of his characters, Mr. Ruskin, a teacher, who suggests an innovative way of teaching history by giving students a few dollars and sending them to a vintage store to buy an item, then having them return to class and do a "show and tell" about it. You can imagine how this could work.

Dear Bondar Families,
It’s hard to believe we’re already approaching the end of another school year! As we look back, we are filled with pride and gratitude for all the learning, growth, and joyful moments we’ve shared together. From the first day of school to now, our students have shown resilience, curiosity, and a true love of learning—and we couldn’t be prouder of them.

Dear Parents and Caregivers,
A belated welcome back from Spring Break! We hope you had a restful and enjoyable time with your loved ones. As we find ourselves fully immersed in the month of April, we are excited to share all the wonderful activities and learning experiences that await us.

Spring has been incredibly busy and continues to be a vibrant season here at Bondar. With the final term upon us, this is our last push towards the end of the school year. We encourage all students to stay focused and give their best effort as we wrap up our academic journey.