Red Ribbon Week was designed to create an awareness concerning the problems related to the use of tobacco, alcohol, and other drugs. Red Ribbon week started in 1985 as a means of honoring DEA agent Enriquie Camarena, who lost his life in the line of duty. Today, Red Ribbon Week is a time for school and communities across the nation to come together in the fight against drugs. At Vista we will be doing activities that focus on the many aspects of Health and Safety. We would like to have parents from each class bring in red items (about 25) one day during the week to remind their class of the importance of staying healthy and safe through a drug free life. The red items can be anything from apples to pencils. Examples: Red licorice, erasers, apple slices, fruit roll ups, pencils, ribbons, fruit snacks, popsicles, red juice boxes…

Vista Student Showcase night was a success, over 200 parents and students attended this parent night to view their child's projects and progress. Girl and Boy scout representatives were on hand for sign-ups and Dance Trax was available for information. Thank you to all for the support of our neighborhood school.

Rez Life helped Vista learn about Mohave song and dance on Indigenous People Day. Students were completely silent as they listened to the melodic rhythm of the singing voices and the shaking of the gourds.

Fall Swim was Great Exercise

There is an informational meeting for volunteers in the multipurpose room on September 26th from 5:00-6:00pm. There will be volunteer packets available and information about the opportunities for our community to get involved with our neighborhood school.