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LoginQuick Linksto enroll -If you would like to enroll your student in Carmen Dragon, please stop by the Main Office and pick up a Registration Packet. If the office is closed, packets may be obtained from the District Offices located at 510 "G" St., Antioch (925-706-4100). You will need your student's birth certificate and two proofs of residence (lease/rental agreement, utility bills, tax statement, mortgage statement, etc.). You will be asked for a picture ID to confirm identification. If you are outside of our school's boundaries, you may apply for an intra-district transfer. Please go to your home school to start the process. If you live outside of Antioch, you will need an inter-district tranfer. Please do the following: 1) go to your home district and get a “release.” 2) Go to the District Office located at 510 “G” St. , Antioch (925-706-4100) to obtain an “approval”. 3) Come to Carmen Dragon with the approval and enroll per the directions above.
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Welcome to Carmen Dragon Elementary SchoolCarmen Dragon Elementary School is a beautiful, newer facility located in southeast Antioch between Hillcrest Avenue and Vista Grande Drive. Our school is currently home to approximately 540 students. Our families live and work in the surrounding areas and represent a wide variety of cultures and traditions. We are extremely proud of the teaching and support staff at Carmen Dragon and are committed to providing our students with as many tools as possible to prepare them for a successful future. Early Release and Minimum Day ScheduleHolidays and Special Events EVERY WEDNESDAY IS EARLY DISMISSAL Grades 1-3 released at 1:08 Grades 4-5 released at 1:15
At Carmen Dragon, we wear uniforms!Students wear the following uniform colors while at school. TOPS: •White, Royal Blue, Navy Blue collard shirt (Polo, turtleneck, or button, long or short sleeve). •Any CDE logo shirt •Undershirts ...more En Carmen Dragon Usamos Uniforme!Los estudiantes pueden usar los siguientes colores de uniforme en la escuela. Camisa/Blusa: •Blanca, Azul Rey,camisa de collar Azul Marino (Polo, cuello de tortuga, o botones, (de manga corta o ...more Standards-Based Report CardThe Standards-Based Report Card reflects the Antioch Unified School District’s commitment to provide the best information possible to parents regarding student learning. This guide provides an overview of what is included in the Standards-Based Report Card, explains the rubric for grading students, and answers frequently asked questions. The California Department of Education outlines the educational standards in the California State Curriculum Frameworks. The Frameworks contain standards for each grade level in each curricular area. Each standard may include many learning objectives that outline what each student should know and be able to do at the end of each grade level. Teachers use a variety of formal and informal assessments, students work, and daily observation of student performance when reporting student progress. The Standards-Based Report Card is designed to provide accurate, concise, and consistent communication of student performance and growth over time. We hope the Standards-Based Report Card is a useful tool that enhances school and home ommunication, and that it provides the basis for ongoing dialogue to support each student’s success. Reporte de Calificaciones Basado en los EstandaresEl Reporte de Calificaciones basado en los Estándares refleja el compromiso del Distrito Unificado Escolar de Antioch de proveer la mejor información posible a los padres sobre el aprendizaje de los alumnos. Esta guía provee una visión general de lo que está incluido en el Reporte de Calificaciones, explica las puntuaciones para calificar a los estudiantes y responde a preguntas frecuentes. Report Card Parent Handbooks
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Contact InformationPrincipal Administrative Assistant 925.776.4760 Phone Calendar of EventsJune 17 12:00 Office Closes August 8 7:30 Office Opens August 22 8:00 First Day of School! August 25 6:30 Back to School Night Bell - 2 - BellAt Carmen Dragon Elementary, scholars are expected be in school EVERYDAY - ALL DAY - ON TIME. Excellent attendance is directly related to academic success. Teachers are delivering lessons on a daily basis that are linked to the California Standards and Benchmarks. When students are absent, they miss out on valuable instruction. The guidance of a teacher cannot be duplicated in a textbook or worksheet. 5 Minutes DOES Matter! Did you know that if your child misses an average of just five (5) minutes of school every day (either in the morning or afternoon) That s/he has missed 900 minutes or 15 hours or 2.3 days of school? (10 min. = 4.6 days, 15 min. = 6.9 days, 20 min. = 9.2 days) Truancy Matters!Research has shown that truancy does matter. Did you know??? 80% of state prisoners are high school dropouts & 78% committed truancy as a first time crime 57% of violent crimes committed by juveniles occur during school hours (while they are truant) Middle school truant students are three times more likely to join gangs In Contra Costa County, a 10% increase in graduation rates could prevent 10 murders and 770 aggravated assaults (annually) High school dropouts are 3 ½ times more likely to be arrested than high school graduates High school dropouts are eight times more likely to spend time in jail or prison than high school graduates High school graduates earn on average $290,000 more than high school drop outs over their lifetimes CA spends $12 billion a year in crime costs alone as a result to high school dropouts High school dropouts are 2 ½ times more likely to end up on welfare than high school graduates
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© 2011-2012 Carmen Dragon
4721 Vista Grande Drive,
Antioch ,
CA 94531
925.776.4760 Phone | 925.754.7514 Fax |
510 G street ,
Antioch ,
CA 94509
925.776.4000 Phone |
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