9/13/2026
Dear PCE Families,
It was another amazing week at Peach Creek Elementary! We loved having the opportunity to celebrate some very special members of our PCE family during our Grandparents Breakfast! It was wonderful seeing our Wildcats share breakfast and special moments with their grandparents. Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make these mornings so memorable for our students!
Across our classrooms, many students are finishing their end-of-unit assessments in math and reading, and we are excited to see the level of mastery our Wildcats are displaying. The strong Tier 1 instruction happening each day is phenomenal, and the intentional learning experiences our teachers are designing are evident in the growth and success of our students. Our mission of Every Student, Every Day; Mission: Growth Ready continues to guide the work we do each and every day.
As a reminder, this Friday is a student holiday. Our teachers have been reaching out to families to schedule Fall Parent-Teacher Conferences during this time. If you are available and have a conference scheduled, we look forward to welcoming you to PCE! Teachers will have updated MAP data available to discuss your student’s progress, areas of strength, opportunities for continued growth, and any special events or important information happening within their grade level.
Thank you, PCE families, for your continued partnership and support. When our school and families work together, we create the strongest opportunities for every Wildcat to learn, grow, and succeed!
We are looking forward to another great week at PCE!
Every Student, Every Day; Mission: Growth Ready!
And as always, we launch out together saying…
I can, I will, I did… Hear me ROAR!
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GET READY, WILDCATS—WE THE PEOPLE DAY IS COMING TO PCE!
It’s time to fill PCE with RED, WHITE, and BLUE! On Thursday, September 17th, our Wildcats are celebrating We the People Day, and we want EVERYONE to join in the fun!
Wear your RED!
Wear your WHITE!
Wear your BLUE!
Show your Wildcat spirit!
We can’t wait to see our hallways filled with patriotic colors as our Wildcats come together for a fun day of school spirit, celebration, and Wildcat pride!
Let’s show up, show out, and make We the People Day an amazing day at PCE!
Every Student, Every Day; Mission: Growth Ready!
I can, I will, I did… Hear me ROAR!
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Date: September 26, 2026
Time: 9:00 am–12:00 pm
Grades: Kindergarten–6th Grade
Cost: FREE!
Contact for questions:
Come learn, compete & grow together!
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As we welcome our PCE Wildcats each morning, we kindly ask that all families dropping off students use the designated car rider line. When vehicles park and families walk students to the front entrance, it can cause congestion and slow down the car rider line for everyone.
Please know that we have designated staff members ready to greet and help walk our littlest Wildcats safely to their classrooms, so they are in great hands from the moment they arrive! Using the car rider line helps us keep morning arrival safe, smooth, and efficient for all of our Wildcats.
Thank you for partnering with us to help every Wildcat start their day safely and successfully!
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For the safety of all of our Wildcats, it is extremely important that families who utilize car rider dismissal have their car rider tag displayed each and every day. These tags help our staff quickly identify approved vehicles and ensure that every student is released safely to the correct person.
If you need a car rider tag, please make sure to obtain one prior to dismissal. If you arrive for car rider dismissal without a tag, you will be asked to park and wait until car rider dismissal has concluded before coming inside to receive a tag and pick up your student.
We appreciate your understanding, patience, and partnership as we work together to keep every Wildcat safe during dismissal!
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We are so excited to have all of our Wildcats back at PCE for another amazing school year!
Every day matters, and every minute counts! Thank you, families, for partnering with us to make attendance a priority and help our Wildcats get the most out of every school day.
Please help us ensure that students arrive on time and are ready to learn by 8:35 a.m. and remain at school for the full day until dismissal at 4:10 p.m.
Splendora ISD follows Texas Education Code §25.092, which requires students to attend at least 90% of the days a class is offered in order to earn credit or be promoted. This state rule applies to all absences, excused or unexcused. and includes both full and partial days. Being here each day, from start to finish, gives our Wildcats every opportunity to learn, grow, and succeed. Together, we can make every day count!
Last week our students who were here every day Tuesday through Thursday from bell to bell got time in our campus Arcade! We had so many students show up a show out last week that we will continue this celebration this week for many of our grade levels! Great job Wildcats for being here and staying all day!
Every Student, Every Day; Mission: Growth Ready!
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We love welcoming our families to campus to enjoy lunch with their Wildcats! As a friendly reminder, space in our cafeteria is limited. All designated visitor seating is located on the stage. If the stage reaches capacity, additional seating will be available in our Community Room near the front office.
To help us maintain a safe and organized lunch environment, students may eat with their approved visitor(s), but friends or other students are not permitted to join them at the visitor tables or in the Community Room. This helps ensure we have enough space for all of our visiting families while keeping our cafeteria routines running smoothly.
Thank you for your understanding, cooperation, and continued partnership in helping us make lunchtime a safe and enjoyable experience for all of our Wildcats!
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Taking Empathy One Step Further
During our first cycle, students learned the basics of empathy—recognizing how someone else feels and showing care. Beginning the week of September 21, we are taking those skills further with our Empathy Extension Lessons. Students will practice:
- Seeing how their words and actions impact the people around them.
- Looking at situations from another person’s point of view.
- Finding the right words when a classmate or friend is going through a hard time.
- Responding with kindness, even during a disagreement.
- Understanding how small, everyday actions can change someone’s day.
Our goal is simple: we want students to see that empathy is not just something we talk about—it is something we put into action.
Try It at Home
You can help us keep the conversation going at home. The next time your child shares a story about a friend, sibling, or classmate, try asking:
- "How do you think the other person felt?"
- "What do you think they needed in that moment?"
- "What could you do or say to help?"
These simple questions give kids a chance to practice seeing the world through someone else's eyes.
Up Next: College & Career Readiness
Following our empathy lessons, we will shift gears to explore colleges and careers. Don't worry—we aren't asking elementary students to pick their life paths just yet.
Instead, we will introduce them to various careers, higher education options, and training paths. We want to help them connect what they are learning in school today with their strengths, interests, and future possibilities.
We will explore big questions together, including:
- What am I good at, and what do I enjoy doing?
- What kinds of jobs are out there?
- What does going to college or learning a trade look like?
- How do the choices I make today help me reach my goals tomorrow?
Family Conversation Starter
Ask your child this week: "If you could try ANY job in the world for just one day, what would it be and why?" You might be surprised by what they say!
A Quick Reminder
Little minds have big dreams. Our job as educators and families is not to pick their path for them, but to show them what is possible, help them discover their strengths, and remind them that their future is worth working toward.
🎒 Backpack Food Program
Peach Creek Elementary partners with the Montgomery County Food Bank to provide the Backpack Food Program at no cost to families or the school. Each Friday, participating students receive a pre-packaged bag of healthy, nutritious, easy-open food to take home for the weekend. If you would like your child to participate fill out the form here.
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Rescheduled Picture Day is almost here, Wildcats! We were able to get with the company and the rescheduled picture day will be October 5th. Get those outfits ready, bring your biggest smiles, and come ready to shine! We can’t wait to see all of our Wildcats smiling bright and showing off their PCE pride. It’s going to be a picture-perfect day at PCE! |
Please check out the flyer below for all of our Spirit Week dress-up days! We cannot wait to see our Wildcats SHOW UP and SHOW OUT with their PCE pride and school spirit all week long! Let’s make Homecoming Week an amazing one at PCE! |
Once a Wildcat, Always a Wildcat!
In celebration of Homecoming, the Splendora ISD Education Foundation is hosting a Class vs. Class Alumni Giving Challenge! Alumni are invited to donate in honor of their graduating class, and we’ll track which class shows the most Wildcat pride.
Consider giving an amount inspired by your graduation year—for example, a 1991 graduate might give $19.91. Please include your class year with your donation so your class receives credit.
The Class of 1980 has already set the bar high with a $3,800 gift supporting all 19 of our first-year teachers. Help us celebrate Homecoming by sharing the challenge with the Wildcats in your life!
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September 15th- Dot Day
- September 17th- We the People Day- wear red, white and blue!
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September 18th- Student Holiday- Parent Teacher Fall Conferences
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September 21st-25th- Homecoming Week
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October 5th- Picture Day
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16488 S. Tram Road
Splendora TX 77372
Phone: 281-689-4121
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