Nativity Castle (Szopka) Info Session Monday

For students interested in working on the Polish Nativity Castles this year, there will a meeting/information session THIS COMING MONDAY (October 23rd) after school in Ms. O’s room until 3:00pm.  Please send in a note with your child/ren informing their homeroom teacher that they will be staying after to attend the information session.  After Monday, students may stay after school any days of the week that work best for their schedule to work on the Castles in Ms. O’s room.

To read the original notice on the Christmas Nativity Castle Club, please click HERE.

Eastern Regional Band Starts Tonight

As a reminder, Easter Regional Band starts this evening – Friday, October 20th – at 6:30pm.

Lands' End Free Logo Promo

Lands’ End is currently offering Free Logos on uniform items until October 23rd.  At checkout enter Promo Code: LOGO and Pin: 5782

Lands’ End Free Logo Promo

Lands’ End is currently offering Free Logos on uniform items until October 23rd.  At checkout enter Promo Code: LOGO and Pin: 5782

Grandparents' Day Forms Due Tomorrow (Friday)

As a reminder, forms for Grandparents’ and Special Person’s Day are due tomorrow.

Grandparents & Special Persons Day Form 2017

Grandparents’ Day Forms Due Tomorrow (Friday)

As a reminder, forms for Grandparents’ and Special Person’s Day are due tomorrow.

Grandparents & Special Persons Day Form 2017

Attention 7th Grade Parents

This morning your child received their school-issued Chromebook.  Each Chromebook has a specific serial number assigned to your child.

Students had a short amount of time this morning to log into their computer; some may also opt to bring them home today to begin familiarizing themselves with how to navigate the various programs.

We ask that all 7th grade parents take some time this evening to speak with your child about the conduct agreement that they (and you – as their parent/guardian) signed at the beginning of the school year.  We also suggest another review of the Chromebook rules we discussed at the parent meeting (i.e. Chromebooks must come to school charged each day, be cared for appropriately at home, used for school-related purposes only, etc.).

Similarly, if you have not already done so, you should remind your child that teachers, administration, and other faculty members will be monitoring their Chromebook activity (both in and out of school) and will receive alerts if a student tries to utilize this school-issued tool in a manner inconsistent with our policies.  Please know, there will be serious consequences for students who chose not to comply with the agreed-upon technology rules.

Lastly, if you have not turned in your Chromebook insurance form, we suggest you send that in with your child tomorrow.

Thank you for your support in helping us ensure our students are well-prepared for success in high school and beyond.

Chromebook Care and Insurance

Chromebook Parent Letter

Boys 4th & 5th Basketball Notice

On Thursday, October 26th, there will be player evaluations for the 4th & 5th grade boys program. Please make every effort for your son to attend so we can select the teams evenly based on size and skill. All kids registered will be on one of the Saturday league teams and our goal with this evaluation is simply to balance the talent to make the games fun and competitive.

Place:  St James Gym

Date: Thursday, October 26th

Time: 4:30pm to  6:00pm

 

Boys 4th & 5th Basketball Notice

On Thursday, October 26th, there will be player evaluations for the 4th & 5th grade boys program. Please make every effort for your son to attend so we can select the teams evenly based on size and skill. All kids registered will be on one of the Saturday league teams and our goal with this evaluation is simply to balance the talent to make the games fun and competitive.

Place:  St James Gym

Date: Thursday, October 26th

Time: 4:30pm to  6:00pm

 

8th Graders Apply Newton’s Laws to “Save The Egg”

Yesterday Mrs. Plante’s 8th Grade Science Classes showcased what they have learned about Newton’s Laws by creating/testing a device they designed to protect a raw egg from a 6 meter fall.  The 1st – 3rd grade students enjoyed observing the egg drop (and particularly the results of broken egg vs. safe egg) during their recess time. (Click images to enlarge)