What a great first week back from Fall Break! It was wonderful to see students and staff jump right back into the swing of things. Students returned ready to learn, and it has been exciting to see them engaged in their learning and confidently sharing the goals they have set for themselves.
The last week of October is packed with exciting events, including our 4th grade music program, Fall Family Night, Red Ribbon Week, our Food Drive, and Fall Parties. Remember, there will be no school for students on Friday! I am looking forward to a fun-filled week of celebrations, learning, and making special memories together.
As we enjoy all the festivities, please remind students to follow their class social contracts, demonstrate our campus expectations, and remember that learning is still our top priority! Let’s make it a great week at Timber Lakes!
Your Principal,
Stephanie Morse
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Perfect Attendance = Pie the Principals! 🥧 During Friday’s Power Up, students with perfect attendance had their names entered into a wheel for a chance to pie Mrs. Morse and Mrs. Cruz! Several lucky students were selected to take their best shot, and our principals were great sports! Way to show up, Wildcats! 🐾 |
A few TLE Attendance Facts
- Our overall attendance percentage is 95.72% for the entire school year.
- We have 271 students with Perfect Attendance
- 528 students have a 95%-100% attendance rate
- Our most missed days of the week are Monday & Friday
Our attendance looks great! Thank you for helping ensure students come to school and are ready to learn.
Reminder: early pick-ups begin to add up when students miss out on instruction at the end of the day. Dismissal begins at 4:10, and students are still learning up to the end of the day.
#EVERYDAY MATTERS
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What's Happening in the Library! |
📢ATTENTION Parents of 3rd - 5th graders: The Battle of the Bluebonnets is starting SOON‼️
The BATTLE OF THE BLUEBONNETS is a competitive book club to encourage the love of reading through the use of teamwork in a fun and unique format.
🔴Students in grades 3-5 can participate.
⚪Students will compete in teams of up to 6 members to share their knowledge and understanding of the BOTB books.
🔵Students are encouraged to read as many books as they can from the reading list before the campus competition in December or January.
🏆Each campus will bring its winning team to the district competition in the spring.
Ask Mrs. Faulkner for a permission slip to participate.
Let’s level up with reading and make every library visit an opportunity to discover something new!
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Our CKH Focus: Being Self-Directed
This week, our Capturing Kids’ Hearts focus is Being Self-Directed!
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Recognize Our Feelings: It’s okay to feel mad, sad, nervous, or frustrated. Sharing our feelings with someone we trust can help us understand them.
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Practice Coping Skills: Deep breathing, taking a break, positive self-talk, and asking for help can help us calm down and get back on track.
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Make Positive Choices: We may not always control how we feel, but we can learn to choose how we respond.
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Build Confidence: Recognizing our strengths, learning from mistakes, and working through challenges help us develop self-esteem and believe in ourselves.
Family Connection: Encourage your child to talk openly about their feelings and practice coping strategies when emotions become overwhelming. Remind them that asking for help is a sign of strength and that every challenge is an opportunity to learn, grow, and build confidence!
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PreK - Cornbread Mix and Gravy Mix
Kinder - Cake Mix
1st Grade - Icing
2nd Grade - Canned Fruit
3rd Grade - Instant Potatoes
4th Grade - Macaroni and Cheese
5th Grade - Green Beans and Corn
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Red Ribbon Week is a time to celebrate healthy choices and encourage our students to make positive decisions that help them grow, learn, and thrive. Join us for a week of fun spirit days as we remind our students that they have the power to make a difference, be a hero, and stay drug-free!
🎩 Monday, October 26 – Hat Day
Wear your favorite hat and show that you’re “headed in the right direction!”
😴 Tuesday, October 27 – Pajama Day
Come dressed in your favorite pajamas and dream of a drug-free future!
🤪 Wednesday, October 28 – Wacky Everything Day
Go all out with your wackiest clothes, hair, socks, or accessories! Make healthy choices your style!
📚 Thursday, October 29 – Book Character Day
Dress as your favorite book character and “read your way to a drug-free future!”
Friday- No School for Students
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We invite you and your family to join us for our Annual Fall Family Night at Timber Lakes Elementary on Tuesday, October 27, from 6:00–7:15 PM!
Come enjoy an evening filled with fall-themed math and literacy games, raffle baskets, popcorn, prizes, and lots of fall fun! 🎃🍿📚🍁
All grade levels are invited to attend! Bring the whole family and enjoy a fun evening of learning and connecting together at TLE.
- 4th Grade Music Program in the cafeteria, 6-6:30; will enter through the cafeteria and attend literacy night after the program.
- All grade levels In Pods and gym, 6- 7:15; will enter through the front doors
We can't wait to see our Timber Lakes families for a fun-filled fall evening!
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Our TLE Fall Parties are coming up on Thursday, October 29! We are excited to celebrate with our students and families. Please see the party schedule below:
Grade/Program Party Time
- 9:30-10:30- 4th Grade & PK
- 10:45-11:45- 3rd Grade, Life Skills & SLC
- 12:00-1:00- Kindergarten & 1st Grade
- 1:15-2:15- 5th Grade & 2nd Grade
🔗 Pre-registration Link- Please pre-register before Wednesday 10/28/26 for you to be added. If you do not pre-register, please stop by the front office on the day of the party.
👨👩👧👦 Visitor & Student Checkout Procedures
Visitors will be permitted to go to their child's classroom at their scheduled party time. To help us maintain a safe and organized campus:
- Visitors must remain in the designated classroom/party area during the event.
- If you are signing your child out after the party, your child will be signed out by the teacher in the classroom before leaving campus.
- Once your child has been signed out, you must remain with your child. Please do not allow students to wander through the school building or visit other classrooms.
- These procedures help us keep our students, staff, and visitors safe while minimizing disruptions to learning.
🎉 Classroom Volunteers
Classroom volunteers should make arrangements directly with their child's classroom teacher regarding party decorations and activities.
Volunteers who are helping decorate will be permitted to enter the classroom one hour before the scheduled party begins. The classroom teacher will provide the front office with the names of approved volunteers.
Thank you for helping us make our Fall Parties fun, organized, and safe for everyone! 🍁❤️
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During Fall Family Night, families will have the opportunity to purchase snacks and merchandise from PTO. There will also be a raffle basket and other raffle opportunities.
We can't wait to see you all there!!!
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Coming Soon... Are you a parent who would love the opportunity to skip the car rider line? The winner of the VIP car rider parking raffle will earn their very own spot that can be used each day during afternoon dismissal starting in January through the last day of school. Join in on this PTO fundraiser. You don't want to miss out!
PTO will be sending out how to purchase very soon! Stay Tuned :)
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Calling all Wildcat fans! Join us on Friday, November 6, from 5–6:30 pm at the practice field by Wildcat Stadium (23411 FM 2090, Splendora) for a FREE community celebration!
Enjoy hot dogs, refreshments, music, games, face painting, and inflatables. Bring your family, friends, and Wildcat spirit as we come together to Back the Cats!
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When our community comes together, great things happen for Splendora students!
Thank you to everyone who supported the Splendora ISD Education Foundation’s Men (& Women) Who Cook—from our chefs and sponsors to our volunteers and guests. Your generosity helps the Foundation fund educator grants and student opportunities across Splendora ISD.
Behind every Foundation event is a bigger purpose: giving teachers the resources to bring creative ideas to life and helping students discover new possibilities. We’re grateful to the people and businesses who make that work possible.
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- If there is a change in afternoon transportation, email the receptionist at tletransportation@splendoraisd.org
- Changes in transportation should be communicated by 2:30 each day.
- If you are picking up your student early, you will need to do so by 3:30. Between 3:30-4:10, students are wrapping up the day and transitioning to their dismissal location.
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10/19-11/13: Food Drive
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10/26: Wildcat Welcome Crew- 7:45-9:00 am
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10/26-10/29: Red Ribbon Week
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10/27: Fall Family Night & 4th Grade Music Program
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10/29: Fall Class Parties
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10/30: Student Holiday-District PD Day
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15450 Harrington Dr
New Caney TX 77357
Phone: 281-689-4375
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