Principal's Corner
Beth Wylie | Charter Director
Beth began her work at Fuente Nueva as a parent volunteer when her oldest son enrolled in the first kindergarten class. As the school developed, Beth designed and implemented an Extended Day program. In 2005 she became the “lead petitioner” for Fuente Nueva’s Charter Petition and later accepted the position of the Charter Director.
Upon earning a Bachelor of Arts degree in Elementary Education from Millersville University, Beth gained her Pennsylvania teaching credential in 1992. After experiencing the constraints of the public education system, Beth left the classroom and worked for several years in a non-profit mental health services agency. After her three children were born, she dedicated herself to the role of stay-at-home mother.
When Beth joined the Fuente Nueva team in the role of Charter Director she gained valuable on the job experience as an administrator. Since her start at FNCS, Beth has gained her California Teaching Credential, authorization to teach English language learners, school business manager and finance training, and the all-important Certificate of Achievement from the Charter School Leadership Boot Camp through the Charter School Development Center.
Please place your lunch order by noon on Wednesday 1/5/2022.
Coffee with Directora
11/14 @ 9 am
on Zoom:
https://fuentenueva.zoom.us/j/83566124404?pwd=TTB5dG40WWtLMVNKTjZEWnlZQTlZdz09.
Meeting ID: 835 6612 4404
Passcode: 012206
Order Lunches or Print a Menu here
Early dismissal at 1pm all week for parent teacher conferences.
In observance of Veteran’s Day there will be no school on Thursday November 11, 2021. We will be back at school on Friday November 12.
Thank you to all the Veterans for your service!
Please visit the Lunch Menu & Ordering Page to order specific lunches and/or print out the menu.
Halloween is just around the corner and we have a few requests so that all students may have a joy filled day. If you have any questions after reading this, please reach out!
- Leave weapons at home. If your student has a weapon that is integral to the costume, ask yourself if your student can handle that responsibility. For example, if your child will be Harry Potter – we get it a wand is an important part of that costume. How will your child use that wand? Can they handle it without pointing at others and casting spells? If yes, they can bring the wand. Prepare your child that it will be asked to go away after the parade.
- Masks and gore must not be scary for our youngest kiddos. Leave the gorey parts of costumes for trick or treating. Prepare your child that masks will be asked to go away after the parade.
On Friday morning we will hold a parade at 8:55am and we are excited to invite families to watch! Arrive between 8:30 and 8:50 to be given a spot on campus to watch the kiddos go by. You will be asked to:
- Wear a mask at all times
- Maintain 6 feet distance from others
- Maintain a greater than 6 feet distance from students
As a reminder we do not have school on 11/1 so teachers can attend an in-service day of staff development.
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