Week of May 27th, 2024
June 3rd - K & Grade 1 Field Day
June 4th - Grades 2 & 3 Field Day & KL Music Informance @ 11:30 am
June 5th - Grade 4 Field Day
June 6th - KM Music Informance @ 11:30 am & Wizard of Oz Performance @ 7 pm
June 7th - KO Music Informance @ 11:30 am & Wizard of Oz Performance @ 7 pm
June 8th - Wizard of Oz Performance @ 2 pm
June 10th - 4th Grade Breakfast & Moving On Ceremony @ 9:30 am
June 11th - Last Day of School - 4th Grade School-Wide Clap Out & Dismissal at 12:15 pm
Ti-GRRR Awards
G ~ We believe that one can develop a GROWTH mindset and learn new things.
R ~ A RESPECTFUL school community member is considerate of others.
R ~ A RESPONSIBLE school community member takes care of themselves, others, and their environment.
R ~ A RESILIENT school community member takes on challenges, learns from mistakes, and experiences growth through this process.
Sora Takahashi (1A) has shown Growth all year, specifically in becoming and keeping herself organized. She always puts forth her best effort in all that she does!
Fatima Al Dorai (1A) is always Respectful of her teachers and classmates. She is one hard-working Ti-GRRR and is super Responsible in her decision-making, too!
Hadley Barry (1S) is a hardworking student who is always Responsible for doing what is expected and asked of her. Mrs. Schott can always rely on her when she needs help!
JJ Hernandez (1S) has Grown tremendously this year with his decision-making and Responsibility in class, learning, and academics. He is an active participant in all class activities. Great job, JJ!
Dallas Ripper (1S) is a hard-working and attentive student who always works to the best of his abilities. Dallas always advocates for himself and has consistently shown Responsibility and Growth this year!
Brooks Peterson (1S) has worked very hard this year and as a result, has shown tremendous Growth. Brooks always gives 100% - way to shine Brooks!
Gavin Thibault (1S) has always shown Respect to his classmates and teachers all year through! He is a super kind young man to his classmates and his teachers. Way to go Gavin!
Izzy Medeiros (3D) comes to school daily with a smile and an eagerness to learn. She is always Respectful and makes Responsible choices. As a result, she has shown tremendous Growth in all areas. So proud of you Izzy!
Jeffrey Klane (3D) always takes learning seriously and puts his best effort into all that he does. He is a Responsible learner and uses his time wisely!
Harrison Thomann (1C) is always a positive and Respectful member of our classroom community! He comes to school ready to learn each day!
Cameron Johnson (1S) is a friendly, Respectful, and outgoing young boy who is helpful to adults and his peers in our classroom. He has made excellent Growth in 1st grade!
Everly Hansen (1S) is a happy, Respectful, and outgoing young girl who ha many friends in the classroom. She is a very kind young girl who works and plays well with ALL of her classmates!
Arthur Escalada (1S) is an endearing young boy who has shown great Growth in his ability to be independent with all of the expectations in 1st grade.
Jameson Cullen (1S) is a hardworking student who has made outstanding Growth in school. He has particularly shown growth in his ability to “go with the flow” when the unexpected happens.
Grady Cook (1S) is a hardworking and high-achieving student who always puts in his best effort in school. #Growth
Ted Roberts (2R) knows how to be a Responsible Ti-GRRR! He is a hardworking and a responsible student. He tries his best in class and always respects others. Way to go Ted!
Savannah Silva-Whelan (2R) is a kind a Respectful student. She is always willing to help out a friend or a teacher and is Responsible for her learning in school. Keep it up!
Reagan Tourigny (2R) is a very Respectful student to adults and students in our school. She is always Responsible for her learnign and comes to school eager to learn! Great job!
PTO Updates
PTO
Meeting/Board Elections - General Meeting, Monday, June 3, 8pm, SU Library. Please join us for the meeting to vote in our old and new members! Here is our list of candidates up for election - THANK YOU to everyone for their interest!
President: Chrissy McLane
Vice President: Kristina Gannon
Secretary: Carron DeGrass
Treasurer: Tim DiNicola
Teacher Rep: OPEN - must be a staff member at SU
Digital Marketing Coordinator: Katie Martin
Volunteer Recruitment Coordinator: OPEN
Volunteer Appreciation Day - Sunday, June 2. Looking forward to spending the afternoon with our wonderful volunteers at the movies!
Book Drive - If you haven't dropped off your books for the book drive, please do so as soon as possible. THANK YOU so much for all that have contributed so far - we were able to add over 150 books to our SU library!
PERFORMANCE DATES
June 6th: 7:00pm
June 7th: 7:00pm
June 8th: 2:00pm
Healthy Bites Newsletter- Tick Safety
Welcome to our latest edition of the Healthy Bites Newsletter! Today we are talking about bites-but not the healthy kind. As spring arrives, so does the increase in outdoor activities for our students. While this is wonderful for many reasons, it does increase the likelihood of encountering ticks. Ticks are tiny creatures that can pose health risks, so it's essential to be informed and take preventative measures. Here are some important tips to ensure the safety of your child and yourself.
1. Know Your Enemy: Understanding Ticks
Ticks are small arachnids that feed on the blood of animals, including humans. They are commonly found in grassy, wooded areas, and even urban parks. Ticks can transmit diseases such as Lyme disease, Rocky Mountain spotted fever, anaplasmosis, babesiosis, and others.
2. Dress Appropriately: Tick-Proof Clothing
Wear long sleeves, long pants, and closed-toe shoes when venturing into wooded or grassy areas. Tucking pant legs into socks or shoes can help prevent ticks from crawling up the legs. Light-colored clothing makes it easier to spot ticks as well.
3. Tick Checks: Routine Inspection
After outdoor activities, thoroughly check your body and your child's body for ticks. Pay close attention to areas such as the scalp, behind the ears, under the arms, around the waist, and behind the knees. Promptly remove any ticks found using fine-tipped tweezers, grasping the tick as close to the skin's surface as possible and pulling upward with steady, even pressure.
4. Tick Repellents: Safeguarding with Sprays
Consider using insect repellents on exposed skin and clothing, but always follow the product instructions carefully, especially regarding application to children.
5. Stay on Trails: Avoid Tick Hotspots
Stay on designated trails and avoid walking through tall grasses or brushy areas where ticks may be abundant. It is important to stay away from leaf litter and wooded areas when possible.
6. Tick-Safe Play: Outdoor Precautions
While enjoying outdoor play, avoid sitting directly on the ground, especially in areas known to be tick habitats. Play in sunny, dry areas away from dense vegetation.
7. Seek Medical Attention: Know the Signs
See a doctor if you are unable to remove the entire tick, if symptoms such as fever, or flu-like symptoms develop, if a rash gets bigger and develops a bull's eye pattern, or if the tick bite looks infected. Early detection and treatment of tick-borne diseases are crucial for successful recovery.
Together, let's ensure a safe and enjoyable outdoor experience for all!
Stay safe and healthy,
Nurse Jen and Nurse Kate
SEPAC Events
G-D Special Education Parent Advisory Council