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Thursday, February 13, 2014
February PTO Notes
February PTO Notes & News
Fundraising Update
▪
Box Tops – the Box Top deadline is fast
approaching. Please turn in Box Tops to
your classroom before school break begins on February 21st. Box Tops
helps support the Hands on Nature program which is a science enrichment program
run by parent volunteers at our school.
Sending in Box Tops from General Mills products helps keep this program
going.
Tips
for Parents on cutting out Box Tops:
1) Cut along the line before
submitting the box top
2) Check that the box top hasn’t
expired
More
information can be found here: http://www.boxtops4education.com/homepageinterstitial
▪ Amazon – If you shop on AMAZON please take an extra step
and enter the site through the link on the PTO page. The PTO will earn up to 15% of your
purchases! Please remember that you need
to use this link each time you shop for the PTO to benefit.
▪ Red Barn Fundraiser – we raised $1,137
that will go back to the school.
▪ Red Wagon Plant Fundraiser - packets will be distributed March 28th, orders due back April 11th and pick up on May 22nd.
▪ Red Wagon Plant Fundraiser - packets will be distributed March 28th, orders due back April 11th and pick up on May 22nd.
▪
Dynamic Dates – will take place March 7-14
with the winners being announced on March 17th.
Fund Spending
▪
CVU Summer Camp – the PTO will be
providing a donation to the scholarship fund which will allow for one child to
attend the camp. The CVU Summer Camp is
designed to provide all incoming ninth graders with a positive transition to
high school.
▪
Hands on Nature – the PTO provided a
donation in the amount of $1,048 to support the efforts of the Hands on Nature
program.
Help Wanted
▪
Get Out the Vote – March 3rd - help
e-mail/call SCS families reminding them to vote on March 4th.
Contact Randy Sweeney if you are able to help at sweeneyrs@gmail.com
▪
Red Barn Delivery – help with unloading
and distributing the Red Barn delivery on March 13th. Contact Randy Sweeney at sweeneyrs@gmail.com if you are able to help anytime between 1:00
pm and 6:00 pm
▪
After School Enrichment Classes - interested
in leading enrichment classes after school – contact Lorien at Part 2 lleyden@cssu.org
Other Business
▪
Internet Safety Presentation – the
presentation given by Detective Thomas Nash on internet safety and how to
protect children online while still allowing some technological independence
can be found on the SCS website at: https://sites.google.com/a/cssu.org/scs-internet-safety-and-conduct
▪
“Like” Shelburne Community School Facebook Page
Highlights from Principals Report
▪ GeoBee: Josh Gamble was the overall winner and he will be going on to represent SCS in the statewide competition in February.
▪ The Kindergarten concert that took place on February 11th was a huge hit with over 100 parents and family members in attendance. Thank you to Diana Burritt, Jude Olson and Mary Nelson for pulling it all together.
▪ Fiddler on the Roof will take place February 19th and 20th at the Shelburne Town Center.
▪ GeoBee: Josh Gamble was the overall winner and he will be going on to represent SCS in the statewide competition in February.
▪ The Kindergarten concert that took place on February 11th was a huge hit with over 100 parents and family members in attendance. Thank you to Diana Burritt, Jude Olson and Mary Nelson for pulling it all together.
▪ Fiddler on the Roof will take place February 19th and 20th at the Shelburne Town Center.
Mark Your Calendars
March
4th – VOTE
March
13th – Red Barn Pick Up
May
9th – Comedy Night Fundraiser at the Old Lantern
We look forward to seeing you next month at the PTO
meeting on March 11th at 6:00 pm in the Alpha Space. Pizza and Babysitting are provided!
Friday, February 7, 2014
Zero the Hero
A 100th day celebration at SCS would not be complete without a visit from our friend "ZER0 THE HERO". He flew in to talk with the kids about the importance of the number zero for holding place value.
Tuesday, February 4, 2014
Measurement in Math
The kids have been using different units to measure and compare items around the classroom. Yesterday they measured with Popsicle sticks and today with Unifix cubes. We have discussing the following measurement words: more, most, least, greatest, and equal.
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