THE HIGHLANDS ATTEND SCV CHAMBER'S STATE OF THE COUNTY LUNCHEON

The 11th annual State of the County Luncheon was attended by over 340 guests, Newport Pacific Land President, John Patterson. John was among a few who attended a pre VIP reception with the Supervisor to discuss matters regarding the Santa Clarita Valley and to give an update on The Highlands project. During the luncheon, the Supervisor announced that she will be donating $5,000 to Zoe International, an anti-human trafficking organization. As the centerpieces were being auctioned off, John announced that The Highlands would be matching the total contribution and donating to Zoe International as well. 

STUDENT OF THE MONTH HABIT #6

For the month of April, the students at Tesoro del Valle practiced habit 5, "Synergize." Donovan Taylor was awarded this month for problem solve with those who have a different point of view. Donovan demonstrated innovative problem-solving skills by seeking out differences and new and better alternatives. The Highlands at Tesoro del Valle presented to Donovan and his family a $100 gift card to Wolf Creek. 

STUDENT OF THE MONTH HABIT #5

For the month of March, the students at Tesoro del Valle practiced habit 5, "Seek First to Understand, then to be Understood." Shiva Ambatipudi was awarded this month for being aware of other people’s feelings before his own. Shiva creates an atmosphere of helpful give-and-take by taking the time to fully understand issues, and give candid and accurate feedback. The Highlands at Tesoro del Valle presented to Shiva and his family a $100 gift card to Wolf Creek. 

NEWPORT PACIFIC LAND’S DONATION TO TESORO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PTA

Michael Schlesinger, VP of Community Development for Newport Pacific Land, presented a $2,500 check to the Tesoro Elementary School PTA. Thus far, Newport Pacific Land has contributed $22,000 to the school’s PTA to help fund the school science lab, music classes, and other extra-curricular activities. Newport Pacific Land believes in the power of volunteer efforts, contributions, and leadership, and is giving back to those who have allowed them to create a healthy community.

STUDENT OF THE MONTH JANUARY

Michael Schlesinger, William Batchley and Principal Paul Martinsen

For the month of January, Tesoro del Valle students put in practice Habit number 3, “Put First Things First.” This Habit helps you understand to live a more balanced existence. This Habit deals with the questions addressed in time management. William Batchley was awarded for this Habit. William completes all his work in a timely manner and gives 100% at all times. Newport Pacific Land presented William and the Batchley family a $100 gift card to Cheesecake Factory.

NEWPORT PACIFIC LAND’S DONATION TO TESORO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PTA

Michael Schlesinger, VP of Community Development for Newport Pacific Land, presented a $2,500 check to the Tesoro Elementary School PTA. Thus far, Newport Pacific Land has contributed $19,500 to the school’s PTA to help fund the school science lab, music classes, and other extra-curricular activities. This check will be the first installment of the 2017-2018 school year. Newport Pacific Land believes in giving back to the areas that have allowed them to invest in, as well as, help the local community thrive. We believe that volunteer efforts, contributions, and leadership help create stronger, healthier communities.

STUDENT OF THE MONTH NOVEMBER

Principal Paul Martinsen and Molly Stimac

For the month of November, Tesoro del Valle students put into practice Habit number 2, “Begin with the End in Mind.” This habit is based on the ability to envision in your mind what you can’t at present see with your eyes. At the Assembly, the students presented  what they want to be when they grow up. Molly Stimac was chosen the winner for the second Habit. She hopes that in the future, she will work with animals. Newport Pacific Land presented to Molly and her family a $100 gift card to Cheesecake Factory.

STUDENT OF THE MONTH SEPTEMBER

Principal Paul Martinsen and Ava Hadjiandreou

For the month of August, Tesoro del Valle students put into practice the first Habit of Highly Effective People, “Be Proactive.” This Habit talks about constantly working to expand your influence. By exemplifying this quality, student Ava Hadjiandreou was recognized for being the most proactive student during and outside of school hours. She was involved with different groups that stayed to help clean the school after hours and constantly make sure her community was taken care of. As a part of her award, Newport Pacific Land presented Ava and her family with a $100 gift card to Cheesecake Factory.

Community Habit Hero #6

Isabella Romanelli  and Nicole Romanelli

Isabella Romanelli
Community Habit Hero #6 for Synergize

In May, the students at Tesoro del Valle were challenged with Habit number 6, Synergize. Synergy means “two heads are better than one.” It involves teamwork, open-mindedness, and the adventure of finding new solutions to old problems. Isabella Romanelli was recognized for this month’s Habit. She brought individuals together in group work settings and made sure each member was heard. Through synergy, the group was able to find solutions that are less likely to be discovered alone. Newport Pacific Land awarded Isabella with a $100 gift card to Cheesecake Factory. 

AN AWESOME EXPERIENCE

The Valencia Trail Race is an amazing experience that features a 10 kilometer, half marathon, and a 50k ultra distance run. Annually, the community is invited to experience a trail course that takes you up to the peaks and along the ridgelines with panoramic views, then into the canyons through the hills of Valencia for a truly awesome trail challenge. This year, the race took place on Saturday, March 25th at 7:00 AM on our Highlands property, which gave runners the exposure to awesome trails, hills, breathtaking views, and most importantly, beautiful nature. The course contained 20 hills, 70% single track, and 30% mountain roads. We are pleased to announce a portion of the race proceeds gave support to different charities, including Wildlife Waystation and Global Adventure Kids.  To Learn more... VALENCIA Trail Race!  

INTRODUCING YOUR NEIGHBOR

TESORO DEL VALLE EMBRACES THE LESSONS OF 7 HABITS OF HIGHLY EFFECTIVE PEOPLE

Michael Schlesinger, Ava Francis, Jay Francis and Principal - Diane Saunders

Tesoro del Valle Elementary School is implementing the 7 Habits of Highly Effective People into their curriculum. Each month, the school is recognizing one student based on the Habit that is being practiced for the month. Tesoro del Valle Elementary is teaming up with Newport Pacific Land to reward each of the students that are being acknowledged for their accomplishment with a $100 gift card to Lazy Dog or Cheesecake Factory. NPL firmly believes our future is in the hands of our children and a solid foundation built on positive habits will benefit the community greatly.

BE PROACTIVE. BEGIN WITH THE END IN MIND. PUTTING THINGS FIRST.

Peter Warda, Jeremy Cook and Principal - Diane Saunders

The month of November, Tesoro del Valle students put into practice the first Habit, “Be Proactive.” This Habit talks about constantly working to expand your influence. Student Jeremy Cook was awarded for this Habit for being the most proactive during and outside of school hours. He was involved with different groups that would stay and help clean the school after hours and constantly make sure his community was taken care of.

Michael Schlesinger, Ava Francis, Jay Francis and Principal - Diane Saunders

While December is a month full of activities, the Tesoro del Valle students focused on practice Habit number 2, “Begin with the End in Mind.” This habit is based on the ability to envision in your mind what you can’t at present see with your eyes. The students presented at the Assembly what they wanted to be when they grow up. Ava Francis was chosen the winner for the second Habit. She presented her personal mission statement to the school.

Principal - Diane Saunders, Annabella Edwards, Dinora Edwards

For the month of January, Tesoro del Valle students embraced practice Habit number 3, “Put First Things First.” This Habit helps you understand to live a more balanced existence. This Habit deals with the questions addressed in time management. Annabella Edwards was awarded for this Habit. Annabella completes all her work in a timely manner and gives 100% at all times.

NEWPORT PACIFIC LAND DONATES $5,000 TO TESORO DEL VALLEY ELEMENTARY PTA FOR SCIENCE LAB

Michael Schlesinger, VP of Community Development for Newport Pacific Land, presented a $5,000 check to the Tesoro del Valle Elementary School PTA during the school's Spirit Rally. This check was the first installment of the total $10,000 donation that is being made towards the school's science lab. Newport Pacific Land is in the process of building The Highlands, which is the final phase of the Tesoro Del Valle Master Plan. Newport Pacific Land believes in giving back and helping the local community thrive. They believe that volunteer efforts, contributions, and leadership help create stronger, healthier communities.