Sneakers Reminder

I am seeing more more students wearing Crocs and slides (flip-flops) in gym class . Students should be wearing sneakers on PE days and Crocs and slides are not sneakers and it is unsafe to be wearing them during PE. Also, any students that need sneakers can see me for sneakers whenever they feel comfortable to do so.

Jaguars on the Prowl – I am still looking for students to bring in some photos of them being active and healthy outside of school. This could include anything from sports, organized activities, dance, martial arts or just going for walk, bike ride, or hike with friends and family. I can also print photos if they are emailed to me.

Let’s all work together to be healthy and active outside of school! 🙂

Monday, November 21 – PTO November restaurant night #1 – Nelly’s

Tuesday, November 22 – Bingo for Books 5:30 – 7:00 pm (doors open at 5:00 pm)

Wednesday, November 23 – Early Release Day – 11:35 am dismissal

Thursday, November 24 and Friday, November 25 – NO SCHOOL – Thanksgiving Break

Monday, November 28 – PTO November restaurant night #2 – Nelly’s

Wednesday, November 30 – Pre-K – 8 marks close for first trimester

Monday, December 5 – Fire SAFE program

1st grade – 9:00 – 9:30 am

2nd grade – 10:00 – 10:30 am

Monday, December 5 – PTO Meeting – 6:00 pm – Silver Hill Library

Tuesday, December 6 – Band Concert – 6:30 pm – Consentino Cafeteria

Wednesday, December 7 – Pre-K – 8 report cards issued

Tuesday, December 13 – School Site Council – 6:30 pm

Wednesday, December 14 – Early Release Day – 11:35 am dismissal

Friday, December 23 – Early Release Day – 11:35 am dismissal

Monday, December 26 – Tuesday, January 3 – NO SCHOOL – Winter Recess

Wednesday, January 4 – School Reopens

Monday, January 16 – No School – Martin Luther King, Jr. Day

For Elementary/PreK/K School Parents:

Showing up matters for R.E.A.L because it is an opportunity to:

• Build Routines
• Increase Engagement
• Provide Access to resources
• Support Learning

Routines: Daily attendance routines can reduce stress, increase your child’s self-confidence, and lay a foundation for good attendance in later grades.

Engagement: Participation in school helps your child connect with other children and adults and get excited about learning.

Access to Resources: Schools can give you access to meals, physical and mental health care and other supports, and fun enrichment activities (sports, clubs, music, afterschool, and summer programs, etc.).

Learning: Children learn best from hand-on activities and through meaningful interactions with their teacher and other students.

A reminder that it is very important for your child to be on time to school each day! Please reach out to your child’s teacher or school adjustment counselor if you need any support with getting your child to school.