Author: Kim Teske
Dear Parent/Guardian,
Please see below for details of what is happening next week.
Parking
Thank you to those who have been following drop off procedures. We have been working on ways to ensure everyone, and their vehicles, are safe during the busy times in the parking lot. We are currently working on a “Kiss and Go” for drop off. Once the process is ironed out, we will be sure to communicate the new procedures to you.
Curling
Curling des Collins is offering a free open house for students 12-17 on October 5 from 1:00-3:00. The aim is to promote the sport of curling. If you are interested, please see the attached flyer.
Community Learning Centre
We are pleased to announce that our Community Learning Centre is back this year along with Vanessa Turner, our Community Development Agent. Vanessa helps bring students into the community in fun and creative ways and partners with local organizations to help foster a sense of community both in and out of school. She often hosts events and workshops for families and parents. If you would like to know more and stay in the loop, sign up for her newsletter here: https://forms.office.com/r/EuWrKh041M!
Lunch Hour Activities
Teachers have created a list of potential lunch hour activities. Some, students will sign up at school while others, slips will be sent home (depending on the age). In addition, Mad Science will be offering a paid lunch hour activity program. Please see the attached flyer for more details about the program and how to sign up.
Progress Reports
You will have access to your child’s progress reports on October 15 through Mosaik. The reports will indicate a R (Red), Y (Yellow), G (Green) to inform you of your child’s progress thus far.
Muffin Monday
Our friendship breakfasts are such a huge hit with staff and students, we have decided to encourage the community event more frequently. On Monday, October 7, we will be having Muffin Monday. Students will gather as a school community, enjoy a mini muffin and time with together. We are ordering the PC, peanut free mini muffin from Provigo. Please contact your child’s teacher should you have any concerns.
Treat Sharing Policy
You will receive a permission form allowing your child to take part in food sharing and celebrations while at school. Please complete and return the form to your child’s teacher as soon as possible.
Home and School Events
Attached you will find a Home and School Events Calendar for October. You will also find the flyers that support the events mentioned below.
If you do not have a credit card but are interested in ordering items, please reach out to Home and School directly, they can accept e-transfers for those in who need this option.
Dieleman Fundraising
Dieleman is a catalogue that parents/guardians will be able to shop, with a percentage of proceeds coming back to the school.
Subway Lunch
Home and School is offering a Subway lunch on October 23. The deadline to order is October 16.
Hotdog Lunch
Home and School is offering two hotdog lunches on October 11 (deadline to order is October 9) and October 30 (deadline to order is October 28).
Halloween Dance
October 25 from 6:00pm-8:00pm, there will be a Halloween Dance.
Connecting Through Inclusion
If you are the parent/guardian of a child who has special needs and are looking for a way to connect with other families and get your children active, please click the link below. If will open a flyer and within the flyer a link to provide/gather more information, should you be interested.
I hope you have a lovely weekend. Please do not hesitate to contact us should you have any questions.
Julia Horner
Home and School Events
Soup and Sandwich Day
Please see the attached flyer for information on how to order a soup and sandwich lunch for your child on October 4.
Movie Night
September 27, Home and School is organizing a movie night featuring Iside Out 2. Please see the attached flyer for more details.
Fall Décor Sale
September 27, Home and School will be selling fall décor as a fund raiser. Come on out to the movie night and shop the fall items prior to the show. See the attached flyer for more details.
Bingo Night
October 2 Home and School will be hosting a Bingo Night at the Aydelu Centre. Please see the attached flyer for more details.
Stay Safe Virtual Course
October 17 and 18 are PD Days. The Canadian Red Cross is offering an online Stay Safe session on October 17 for students. Please see the attached flyer for how to register your child.
Connexions Events
Please see the attached flyer for different events/sessions offered by Connexions and how to reguster. October 1 session is on Bilingualism & Multilingualism at Home , Daycare and School.
October 3 is a session on Teens & Screens.
For Parents/Guardians of Children with Exceptionalities
If you are the parent/guardian of a child who has special needs and are looking for a way to connect with other families and get your children active, please click the link below. If will open a flyer and within the flyer a link to provide/gather more information, should you be interested.
Family Activity Night
The Western Quebec Literacy Council is back to offer Eardley Elementary a Family Activity Night. The first event will be October 3 at 5:00. Children and families will create a planner or journal and students will be able to choose from a selection of FREE books.
Lost and Found
Each month, photos of the lost and found will be sent home. We will pack up the items, wait a week and items will be donated. With the ups and downs of the temperature, I highly recommend labelling your child’s sweatshirts. All labelled items will be returned to the owner. Please see below for items so far. Only two shirts were returned because they were labelled.
Cold and Flu Season
Cold and flu season is upon us. Several children are going/staying home with a variety of childhood illnesses. Please make sure you inform the school should your child come down with contagious diseases or illnesses. Please also make sure you have completed and returned your health form to ensure we are aware if your child is immunocompromised. Attached you will find a quick reminder of when your child should stay home. This is not an extensive list but covers the most common illnesses. Please also remember that your child should be free of symptoms WITHOUT symptom reducing medication prior to returning to school.
Dear Parent/Guardian,
Please see below for information regarding what is happening this week and coming up this month.
Home and School
Movie Night and Fall Décor Sale
Home and School will be hosting a movie night on Friday, September 27. Further, they will be selling fall décor prior to the movie to help prepare for Fall celebrations. Come on out and enjoy some family time. Please see the attached flyers for more information.
Pickle Vixen
Today, September 22 is the last day to order Pickle Vixen dips. Please see the attached flyer for more details.
Membership
If you would like to get involved within the school and meet some really great parents/guardians at the same time, consider joining our Home and School. There is a formal or informal membership process. You choose which best works for you. There is never a shortage of things to do so you can be as involved as your life allows, every event, a lunch hour, a dance, etc.
Governing Board
Our first governing board meeting will be held online on Wednesday, September 25 at 6:00pm.
Terry Fox Walk
Students and staff will be taking part in the Terry Fox Walk on September 26. Students have received some extra motivation to reach our $3000 school goal. Ms. Gibbs, our resource teacher, will be shaving her head if our goal is reached. So, get those pledge forms in!
Connexions Resource Centre
Please see the attached flyer for free webinar events offered through Connexions. Connexions links the English speaking community to health and social services (CISSSO).
Truth and Reconciliation Day
We are encouraging our entire school community to wear orange on September 30. Students will be participating in classroom and school activities as well.
Lunch Hour Activities
Stay turned for our lunch hour activity offerings. They will be out soon.
I think that is it for now. Please let me know if you have any questions.
Julia Horner
Principal
Eardley Elementary School
Thank you to those who were able to attend the BBQ. It seemed to be a success. I know the games were a hit with the children. I hope you also enjoyed chatting with your child’s teachers and seeing their classrooms.
Please see below for details on what is happening this week.
Bottle Collection
Mr. Dilan is looking for plastic bottles for his science class. Should you have any extra 500ml sized bottles that he can have, please send them in with your child this week. The activity is next week.
Connexions Session
Please see attached flyer from Connexions for an upcoming session, Sept. 19 for parents/guardians on Emotional Regulation Strategies for Families with Autistic Youth (aged 12+).
Home and School Fundraisers
Hot Dog Lunch
Home and School is hosting a Hot Dog lunch on Sept. 20. See the attached flyer for more details.
Order information can be found on the Home and School website.
Pickle Vixen
We have a FAN FAVOURITE! Our Pickle Vixens fundraiser is back!
Grab your holiday snack dips now. 5 flavours including a seasonal special and the best is that $1.00
per dip is coming back to Eardley Home & School. Stock up these beauties. They freeze
wonderfully and it won’t be back before the holidays.
EMT ONLY – we only use eardleyhs@gmail.com email please do not send to any other email.
Order Form here: https://docs.google.com/…/1FAIpQLSeqJTHFhTB…/viewform…
Deadline Sept. 22nd at Noon
Pick up date: October 2nd at Eardley Elementary. (WE will post and email details for specifics
once we are 100% confirmed)
Special Education Advisory Committee (SEAC)
If you are interested in putting your name forward to be part of SEAC, please submit your information to me, no later than Sept. 30. Your child must have an Individual Education Plan (IEP) in order to be eligible for this committee. The selection of members for this committee will be made at the first Parent Committee meeting.
Terry Fox Walk
Students will be taking part in the annual Terry Fox Walk on Sept. 26. Please remember to send back your community outings form so your child can take part.
Volunteering
Please remember that adults require a valid criminal record check prior to volunteering for trips or within the school. You can check with Ashley at the front office to see if you are on the approved list. Record checks are valid for two years. If you would like to apply, please see Ashley for the documents.
Truth and Reconciliation Day
Eardley will be taking part in school activities to acknowledge Truth and Reconciliation. We ask students and families to wear orange as a school community on September 30.
School Start Time
Reminder that classes begin at 8:00. If students arrive between 7:45-8:00 they should go directly to the yard. Children should not be arriving prior to 7:45 unless registered for daycare services.
School Board Elections
Please see the attached flyer for the public notice regarding school board elections. There are 11 Commissioner positions available and 1 Chair of the Board.
Please do not hesitate to contact us should you have any questions.
Julie Horner
Principal
September 8, 2024
What’s Happening at Eardley?
We are back into the full swing of things! Please see below for some updates.
Home and School
If you are looking to join a group of parents/guardians who are active in school life and do so very much for our school community, look no further. It is also great way for some of our new families to make some connections. You can volunteer for all the events or only certain events. Many hands make for light work! Please see the message below from our Home and School.
Eardley Home and School are looking for active volunteers and participants to join our kickbutt team! Without volunteers our events and fundraisers cannot happen.
Please use our new sign up form here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfgonhIrTnFwX0CL6uVqbsrZ3CcqUkNCgxlcl8usovJHSa4uA/viewform
If you have any questions, please email eardleyhs@gmail.com
Annual General Assembly (AGA)
The AGA is where we elect parents/guardians to our Governing Board. From the elected members, we will also elect a representative and an alternate to the Parent Committee. Please see the attached document outlining the process, roles and responsibilities of each body. Note correction that nominees must be in attendance at the AGA and cannot submit a written statement. This is a very important part of the school and cannot run without enough parent/guardian members. We currently have 2 two-year mandate seats that need to be filled. The virtual meetings, for the most part, are monthly and last year, lasted approximately an hour.
Back-to-School BBQ/Meet the Teacher Night
The Home and School is hosting a Back-to-School BBQ on September 12 from 3:00pm-6:00pm. Please see the attached flyer for more details. Your child’s teacher will inform you when they will be in their classroom so you can see your child’s class, meet the teacher, ask some general classroom procedure questions. They are volunteering during the BBQ so the classrooms will not be open the whole time. Remember, this is not an interview. We are still getting to know your child so no individual student information will be shared.
Photomania
Photo Day is September 11. Below is an example of the 2 sample poses for this year. The clothing recommendations from Photomania for best photo results are: Neutral colors such as blue, brown, beige, black and denim (jeans) are excellent choices.
Respectful Communication
The beginning of the school year is a stressful time for everyone. Parents/Guardians getting back into routine or sending their little ones off for the first time, school staff getting to know their student needs and planning their days accordingly, office staff trying to convey information as well as organize things for the 380-ish students, their staff and their parents/guardians and let’s not forget the deadlines all parties have to work within. There are some issues that pop up. Some we have direct control over, others are not done at the school level. We all strive for perfection but very few of us attain it. With that said, the expectation is that communication is always respectful. It simply will not take place any other way.
Health Emergency Forms
We have sent home all the health forms. Please check the form for accuracy, complete any missing information and return the form to us as soon as possible. We will have to contact all parents/guardians who do not send back the forms. You can imagine that it is a timely process. Thank you for your help.
Hotdog Day
Our Home and School will be providing a hotdog lunch option to those who are interested in purchasing. More details will follow.
Mazzola
Please see the attached menu for the Mazzola hot lunch options.
We are looking forward to a fun filled year of community and learning.
Julia Horner
Principal
Eardley Elementary School
Last Week Final Words
Thank you so much for a great first year at Eardley. I have loved getting to know your children and you. It has been a year of learning and transition, and I am already looking forward to next year, with one year of Eardley experiences under my belt.
I would like to send out a special thank you to the Eardley Home and School. This group of committed parents/guardians has brought so much fun, excitement and positive energy into our school. Everything they do goes directly back into making Eardley a fun, safe learning space. Thank you so much!
I would also like to thank the Eardley Staff. Not only have they worked to create engaging lessons, reflected on teaching and adapted for individual learner needs, they also went above and beyond each day for your child’s success in academics and everyday life. I feel very fortunate to have worked with and learn from you all this year.
Please see below for information about this last week of the 23/24 school year.
Graduation
June 18 at 10:00 is the Grade 6 Graduation. Parents/Guardians are invited to arrive at 9:45. Please bring a chair as chairs will only be provided for graduates. Parking is VERY limited, please park legally on the street. Please do not park along the exit lane of the parking lot as that is an emergency exit. The graduation ends at 11:30, at which time graduates will go back to their classes to continue the graduation celebration. If you would like to take your child home with you following the ceremony, please let your child’s teacher know prior to the event. This will avoid wait times to sign your child out at the office.
Water Fun and Subway Day
June 19 is Water Fun Day and Subway Day. Students will be taking part in different water activities throughout the day. Please pack a bathing suit or change of clothes. Please also apply sunscreen to your child prior to leaving the house for the day.
Students who submitted the Subway order form will be provided a 6-inch Subway sub for lunch. Please provide your child with snacks and drinks for the day.
Bouncy Castles
June 20, we will have bouncy castles at school. Students will follow scheduled times to have some bouncy castle fun.
Family Picnic
June 21, we invite you to come have a picnic lunch in the backyard with your child and their class. Families can arrive at 11:20 and make their way to the backyard. Please do not enter the school yard prior to that time. Students will make their way out to a teacher designated area. Families are asked to bring a blanket or chairs and a packed lunch. We will have one last class meal together as a class. Home and School has also arranged for a few fun activities. If you would like to take your child home with you, please contact your child’s teacher prior to the day to avoid wait times signing your child out at the office. Please also remember to park legally along the street and to not park in the exit lane as this is an emergency exit.
Request Reminder
Parents/guardians will often request specific teachers or classmates for their child. We cannot take these types of requests. There is a tremendous amount of movement throughout the summer months right up to the day before school starts due to late registrations.
Change of Program Reminder
If you are considering a change of program for your child, please contact the school as soon as possible. Our class groupings are created based on the number of children in each program and staffing is allocated accordingly. Changes are not possible after classes begin in August.
Lost and Found
We have sent out photos of the lost and found. There is an incredible amount of unclaimed items. Labelling your child’s items is so important in ensuring they are returned to them. Please have a look at the photos or come visit the foyer area to claim lost items. All items will be donated after June 21.
Medication at School
If your child has oral medication that is kept at school, please make arrangements to pick it up. Asthma pumps and EpiPen’s will be sent home with your child on the last day of classes. Any oral medication must be picked up by an adult.
School Fees
We still have school fees that have not yet been paid. Please login to Mosaik, the parent portal, to find the amount of your fees and to clear these balances as soon as possible.
Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Julia Horner
Principal
Events
Social Media Parent/Guardian Presentation
May 30, Eardley is hosting a workshop for adults on Social Media. The presentation is online and begins at 5:00pm. We hope to provide information that allows parents/guardians to be better equipped to monitor their child’s social media use. Flyers have been sent previously for this event.
Drag Story Hour
May 31, Eardley is hosting an afterschool event. We would like to invite families to come for an evening of inclusion and fun. The doors open at 5:30pm and the show begins at 6:00pm.
Friendship Breakfast
June 3, we are having another Friendship Breakfast to celebrate the end of the school year. Please see the flyer sent earlier this week for more information. We are looking for donations to make this event a success.
Track and Field Day
June 4 will be the Jr. Track and Field Day and June 6 will be the Sr. Track and Field Day. Students will participate and compete in a variety of events throughout the day. Please make sure children have appropriate clothing and footwear for the day. Extra water and sunscreen are highly recommended.
Deborah MacNamara
June 6 join us at South Hull Elementary School from 6:00pm-8:00pm the Aylmer schools and Deborah MacNamara are hosting an in-person session entitled “Who’s in Charge? Why Adults Need to Lead”. A growing number of children are presenting as demanding, prescriptive, bossy, and
controlling. A disturbing number of these alpha children are turning into bullies as well. Alpha
children tend to have difficulties letting themselves be parented or taught. This is making the
child-adult dance much more difficult than it used to be or needs to be, despite the plethora of
advice-given and strategies available today. The surprising roots of the alpha complex will be
examined, opening the doors for lasting change in the family, classroom, and society.
Kindergarten Open House
June 7, new Kindergarten students and their adults are invited to visit Eardley and learn more about our program. Students, parent and guardians will visit classrooms, visit our adventure playground, have an opportunity to gain information about and register for daycare services, and speak with partners, Eardley Home and School, Connexions, Early Intervention supports and more.
Family Activity Night
On June 13 at 5:00pm, please join us for our final Family activity Night of the year. The topic will be Pen Pals and Western Quebec Literacy Council will have books available for your child to take home.
Family Picnic
June 21, we invite you to come have a picnic lunch in the backyard with your child and their class. This is a good way to have a classroom and school community last meal of the school year together. All you need is a packed lunch, chair/blanket and your time.
Weather
As you know, the weather is forever changing. Please ensure your child is dressed for the heat. Labelling sweatshirts will allow us to return lost items as the temperature rises throughout the day. Sunscreen applied prior to coming to school is also recommended as we try to spend more time outside.
Individual Education Plans (IEP)
We are in the process of creating and inviting parents/guardians to contribute to and sign IEP’s. Ideally, these meetings are held in person. We understand that life gets busy, so online or telephone meetings can be arranged if needed.
Parking Lot
I would like to send another reminder regarding the parking lot. Please walk your child through the parking area as many children do not typically have a lot of car safety awareness when in a parking lot. This is also a reminder that during pick up time, please do not park in the exit lane. That is a NO PARKING area.
Toys at School
This is a reminder that students should not be bringing toys to school, this includes Pokemon cards. We cannot be responsible for lost or stolen items and these items are very dear to your children.
Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Julia Horner
Principal
What’s Happening at Eardley?
Upcoming Events
Grade 6 Science Centre
- Reminder for students attending the Science Centre trip on May 14 to be at school by 7:15am. The bus will be leaving promptly at 7:30am. The students are expected to return to school at 5:00pm.
Subway Day
- Home and School is hosting a Subway Day on May 15.
Financial Education Session
- We are hosting a financial education session for Eardley families on May 21 at 5:00pm at Eardley School. The goal of the presentation is to equip families with simple tools and knowledge to empower them to make smart personal finance decisions. The topics covered are The Psychology of Money, Personal Budgeting, Common Goals and Debt Strategy, and 5 Simple Rules of Investing. These topics are geared towards all families with varied financial realities. No childcare? No problem. We will have a movie playing for those who do not have childcare. This will allow the adults to focus on the information.
Family Activity Night
- Eardley is hosting Family Activity Night on May 23 at 5:00pm at Eardley School. The focus of this session is Family Trees. There will also be a selection of books for children to choose from and bring home for their personal libraries.
Home and School Dance
Yo, it’s Eardley Elementary, listen up the news is bright
Got a dance party coming, gonna fill the school with light.
May 24th, mark the date, six to eight, that’s the time
Sun-Sational Dance, gonna blow your mind!
Hot days, cool treats, that’s the way we roll
Disco ball spinnin’, music takin’ control
Gonna bust a move, with your best friend by your side
Groovin’ to the rhythm, with nothin’ to hide
Dress up funky, wear your brightest smile
‘Cause this ain’t your grandma’s dance, it’s gonna go a wild style
Slide across the floor, do the robot and the bop
Let your inner dancer out, it’s time to make it pop!
Eardley Eardley, let the good times flow
Sun-Sational Dance, the place to be, you know?
So grab your friends, put on your dancin’ shoes
May 24th is here, what are you waitin’ to lose
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Social Media and Your Kids Workshop
- Eardley and Media Smarts are hosting an online workshop on May 30 at 5:00pm. The purpose of this workshop is to help parents better understand how their children are using social networking and to provide them with tips and tools they can use to help minimize negative experiences and maximize the positive opportunities that social media has to offer.
Drag Story Hour Evening at Eardley
- Eardley is hosting Drag Story Hour on May 31 at 6:00pm (doors open at 5:30pm). Join us for family evening of fun and reading with a message of being yourself.
Author Jen Bailey Visit
- Students will be visited by award-winning children’s author, Jen Bailey. Ms. Bailey will be reading and presenting a story writing workshop to our students.
Parking Lot
Please make sure you are parking in designated parking space. Vehicles are not permitted to park along the exit lane.
Ministry Exams
Ministry assessments have begun and will continue through June. Although we do not want to create stress for students by highlighting these evaluation situations as something more than another piece of evidence towards their learning, we would like to request that your children be present at school as much as possible. Catching students up for missed classes can be a challenge due to the limited time frame for administration of the assessments. Thank you in advance for your support.
Illnesses
As in any elementary school, common illnesses/inconvenient ailments are a frequent occurrence. Please do not send your child to school if their symptoms are present and negatively impacting their day. If your child is showing signs of discomfort, we will call home for pick up. Below is a guide for when your child should stay home.
Home and School Events
- Pickle Vixens Dip Fundraiser– Please visit the H&S website for more details.
- Ice Cream Social on May 3 from 6:00pm-8:00pm.
Kindergarten Open House
Eardley will be hosting an open house on June 7 for new Kindergarten students. You will receive an email very soon with more details. Please RSVP to our Office Agent, Ashley Kelly.
Governing Board
Our next Governing Board meeting is May 15, 2024.
Drag Story Hour
Eardley will be hosting a Family Drag Story Hour Night on May 31 at 6:00pm. Please join us for an hour of fun that promotes literacy and inclusion. The message is one of being yourself!
Financial Presentation by John Peters
Please join us for a free financial information session on May 21 at 6:00. John is a financial advisor who will share tips for budgeting, savings, RESP’s, etc. This is a session geared towards all families, with a variety of income situations. No childcare? No problem. We will have a child friendly movie playing so the adults can focus on the presentation. More information to come regarding how to RSVP.
Parent Session- “Who’s in Charge? Why Adults Need to Lead”
This is a free parent/guardian presentation from Dr. Deborah MacNamara taking place at South Hull Elementary School. Dr. MacNamara, PhD is a renowned clinical counsellor, educator, speaker and author. Please see the attached flyer for more information and a more detailed description of the presentation.
Parking Lot Reminder
We need your help to keep the parking area safe. The parking lot does not have a lot of extra space and children often do not have parking lot awareness. Please escort your child to a safe place when dropping them off. Please also be cautious when navigating the spaces and lot in general. Aside from being busy and having people in the lot, there has been damage done to vehicles. Finally, there is no parking along the exit of the lot. If there are no spaces, please park on the street and walk in to pick up your child.
Change of Clothing and Indoor Shoes
This is a friendly reminder to make sure your child’s indoor shoes still fit. We are reminding children to change their shoes when they go outside and come indoors. This is also a great time to inquire about your child’s change of clothing, making sure the items fit and are appropriate for the warmer weather we are all hoping for.
Lost and Found
The lost and found photo went out via REMIND. Please have a look for lost items before donation day.
Please do not hesitate to contact me should you have any questions.
Julia Horner
Principal
Easter Holidays
The school will be closed March 29 and April 1 for the Easter holiday. Happy Easter to those who celebrate!
PD Day Change
We would like to remind everyone that April 5 is now a regular school day. April 8 is a PD Day. There are no daycare services available for the PD Day.
Autism Appreciation Month
April is Autism Appreciation Month. Please see the information sheet attached regarding some changes within the Autism community.
There is an event hosted by Autism and Me on April 14 for Autistic children. Please see the attached flyer for more information and how to RSVP.
Re-registration
Re-registration is on-going through Mosaik, the parent portal. The deadline to re-register is March 28. Please complete the form online as we will have to contact all those individually who do not re-register. This can be a very time consuming, so we appreciate the support.
Please email Julia Horner jhorner@wqsb.qc.ca should you wish to discuss a program change for the 2024-2025 school year. Classroom lists and teachers are not finalized until the last days before children begin school. Class lists and staffing decisions are made based on the number of children within programs. Changes to programs and class list cannot be made after school begins. Thank you for your understanding.
Destination Imagination (DI)
Congratulations to our DI team, Genius Lab, who placed 2nd overall in the DI last Friday.
Student Illness
With different illnesses popping up at school, this is a friendly reminder that if a child is not feeling well, they should not be at school. We will call and let you know if your child is unwell and needs to be picked up. It is always a good idea to be proactive and make alternate arrangements ahead of time should your child need to be picked up due to illness. Please see the graphic below as a reminder/guide for common illnesses.
Lost and Found
Lost and found photos went out this week through REMIND. We will be donating all unclaimed items. Labelling your child’s belongings, including sweatshirts as the weather begins to warm up, is the best way to ensure your child’s items are returned to them.
Please do not hesitate to contact us should you have any questions.
