Hi All,
I hope that you had a wonderful weekend. It was lovely to finally have a weekend without torrential downpours! I hope that you got some R&R after many field trips last week. We're closing in on the last few weeks. I hope that your taking the time to wrap up your last units, reflect on the year and set up for success. I know this time of year is stressful, you've got this.
Shout Out
- Lori thank you for all your work in clearing out the play stuff.
- Megan M thanks for being such a help in organizing and cleaning.
- Kim and Jess thanks for being super flexible and joining a field trip that needed extra adults.
News and Announcements
- Intervention Services: The last day for services will be June 13th. The intervention team has IIW meetings and training the week after. They will have report card comments in to you by the 20th of June. If you are needing assistance with completing iReady or Acadience benchmark assessments please reach out to your interventionists to see where they may be able to assist.
- SCOP (HS Community Project): Monday afternoon a group of 8 HS seniors are coming and they are going to help Chuck with some cleanout in the attic. We had a lovely list of things to help out with around the campus but this seemed the most pressing and helpful to Chuck at this time.
- Teacher Reimbursement: The PTNA offers a $75 reimbursement for expenses for teachers. You need to send a receipt to Gina Page at ginapage@gmail.com.
- Field Day: We will run stations with Den Groups in the morning, students will return to their clasess at 12:00. Then be dismissed to their lunch time as follows:
- 12:00-12:20 Prek-2nd
- 12:20-12:40 3 and 4th
- 12:40-1:00 5th and 6th
- Picnic: If you plan on eating please submit your Burger/Hot Dog preference by the end of day today. The Barre Rotary will be running the grill. There will be tables inside and outside to eat at.
- VINS:
- 9:20-10:20 K-2
- 10:30-11:30 3-6
- Additional Information: Live falcons, hawks and owls provide the lens through which we examine food webs, predator-prey relationships and the interdependence of the systems that support life. This first-hand encounter enables participants to understand the defining characteristics that make a bird a raptor and their adaptations for life as a predator on the wing. Touchable artifacts and hands-on materials round out this special experience.
- End of Year: It's that time where we need to meet to discuss goals/evaluations. Please set a time with Lori in the next two and a half weeks to meet with me. I will do my best to block out ideal times in my calendar. I'm looking forward to connecting with you all.
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