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Welcome to Panorama

Panorama Elementary

“Panthers’ CARE”  (Courtesy, Achievement, and Responsibility for Everyone)

The Mission of Panorama Elementary School is to prepare our students in the 21st century by providing all students with the skills, knowledge, and attitudes necessary to reach their potential and effectively function as contributing members of society within the context of a rapidly changing world.

We at Panorama Elementary will not rest until all students are provided access to learning at their instructional level so that they will achieve academic excellence in a positive, supportive, and collaborative environment. Panorama Elementary is dedicated to maximizing the social, emotional and academic achievement of each and every student in a safe and orderly environment. Panthers’ CARE (Courtesy, Achievement, and Responsibility for Everyone) reminds each Panther the importance of exuding our Panther Pride at all times. Go Panthers!

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“Black Panther” art used by permission of the artist Debra M. Graleski (www.dmgartstudio.com).

 

New 2011-2012 School Year Pertussis (Whooping Cough) Immunization Requirements

 

All students who will be in 7^th-12^th grade next year

will need to provide proof of a Pertussis booster.

 

Pertussis, better known as whooping cough, has reached epidemic levels in California. All students entering grades 7-12 for the 2011-2012 school year will be required to provide proof of immunization for Pertussis (Tdap booster).

 

Please remember that all students in California schools entering grades 7-12 next year will be required to have this booster before they can attend even one day of school.  Due to the volume of students that this new law affects, we strongly encourage families to have their students vaccinated before the end of the current school year and bring proof of vaccination to the school office by June 1 in order to prevent any delays in enrollment for the new school year.

 

Adults are also advised to get the Pertussis booster in order to protect themselves and their family.  This is particularly important if they are pregnant or in contact with children under the age of 12 months.  Infants less than a year old have the highest rate of reported disease.  Pertussis can be a serious illness in infants, children, and adults who have a weakened immune system or other diseases such as chronic lung disease.

 

If your child is 10 years and older and has not yet received the ‘Tdap’ Pertussis booster shot, please contact your doctor or health department!