Topeka Charter SAS

🏆 WE WON! 🏆

We are absolutely thrilled to share that at the North West Valley Council PTSA’s award dinner earlier this week, Topeka Drive PTA received the Unit of the Year award at the elementary school level! 🎉

This amazing honor is awarded to a PTA unit that demonstrates outstanding teamwork, leadership, programs, family engagement, and commitment throughout the year. We love fundraising and working hard for the betterment of our incredible Topeka students!

Behind every great organization is a wonderful leader, and we want to give a massive shoutout to our President for the past two years, Melina Ray! 🌟 Melina’s constant smile, positive attitude, and dedication have supported all of our committees and events. Topeka has a strong PTA legacy, and Melina’s hard work is sure to benefit our school community for years to come!

Thank you to our amazing volunteers, parents, and staff who make this all possible. Go Topeka! 🦅✨

Catch up post:

STEAM Night! 🧪🎨 🤖 Hands on learning and fun was had in late April. We had a few Community Sponsors and groups come out and set up stations which students enjoyed. A huge thank you to all the teachers and staff that hosted stations! 🧡

Catch Up Post:

Recycled Art competition entries - these were showcased at this year’s STEAM Night in April.

Catch up post:

Earlier this month Topeka held its first Multicultural Day celebration. Families from our Topeka community hosted booths from around the world and students went around getting their souvenir passports stamped at each “country”.

We learned about customs, celebrations, foods, history, geography, music…a wonderful afternoon was had by all.

Here’s a catch-up post from SportsFest which happened earlier this month.

A great time was had by all…4th grade sold concessions, Kona Ice kept everybody cool, the Dance Team provided an excellent half time show and of course the highlight 5th Grade vs Teachers and Staff kickball game did not disappoint.

Make sure to come out next year!

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We had two special guests in charge at Topeka this past Wednesday. The student with the most donations in the lower grades and the student with the most donations in the higher grades got to be acting Principal and Vice-Principal for the day.

They supervised, checked in on classrooms, and had a special lunch in their offices.