“As we express our
gratitude, we must never forget that the highest appreciation is not to utter
words, but to live by them.” –John F. Kennedy
Nov 25 to
Nov 29
Mon 11/25 Individual Planning
3rd Graders
receiving dictionaries
Tues 11/26 Pizza with the Principal (Stage)
Wed 11/27 8:15 Viking Support Team GR 3/4 Rm. 4
12:46 Early Dismissal
Thurs 11/28 Thanksgiving (No School)
Fri 11/29 Thanksgiving Break (No School)
Dec 2 to
Dec 6
Mon 12/2 Principal Directed (Glad Trainers/STAR
Training)
Report Cards Due to
Administrator in the morning
Tues 12/3 Student of the Month Luncheon
3:45 AVID Meeting
Wed 12/4 8:15 Viking Support Team GR 5/6 Rm. 4
Thurs 12/5
Fri 12/6 Report Cards sent home with students
Report
Cards
Please remember that
Collette and Barb need to know when you are ready to have your report cards
reviewed. If you are ready early, just
let us know!
New Safety
Information
LiveTip Anonymous Tip Line for Schools
1-866-548-3847 (toll free)
LiveTip is an
anonymous tip line that students, staff, parents, and community members can
access to safely and discreetly report a potential crisis, inappropriate
behavior, or suspicious activity to school administrators. Receive tips on:
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Weapons, bomb
threats or fights
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Bullying or
harassment
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Physical or
sexual abuse
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Arson or
criminal activity
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Gang activity
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Suicide
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Vandalism or
theft
·
Online
predators or threats of violence
Callers have the
option to speak to a live person or leave a message. All calls are transcribed,
documented, and routed to the designated authority immediately.
If an urgent call is
received after hours, officials receive a call on their home or cell number.
Print Shop
FYI…
Remember to use
those print shop order forms…
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They strive to fulfill
printing requests as quickly as possible, with a priority given to materials
used for instruction. The following are general guidelines:
v “Quick” print: 1-2 days from receipt
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Camera-ready
originals to be printed/copied with black ink/toner on 8 ½ x 11 standard
paper
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Time-dated
materials get priority
Examples:
Seatwork, handouts and tests, newsletters, fliers
v “Not so very quick” print: 3-5 days or by
arrangement
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Long runs,
jobs with lots and lots of originals, big distributions, jobs needing
pre-press prep work, jobs requiring special paper, or jobs requiring
extensive bindery
Examples:
Elementary handbooks, collective bargaining agreements, concert and play
programs, assessments and test prep materials, Bridges grade-level units
v “Not quick” print: 5-7 days or by arrangement
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Very long
runs, high-quality color work, envelopes, letterhead, carbonless forms
Examples: Athletic
handbook, graduation programs, menus, awards programs, 2-part Daily Bus
Reports
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Did you
know?
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Opening fall 2014. With a continued focus on the alignment of
state grade-level expectations during field trip visits, a celebration of the
many cultures represented in our community, and clear integration of The Arts
in education, the Paul Karshner Museum will be transformed into the Karshner
Center for Culture and The Arts and reopen in fall of 2014.
The purpose of the
center will be to fulfill Dr. Karshner's vision of providing students an
opportunity to learn about the world's diverse cultures through participatory
education. Through the integration of visual arts, drama, movement,
storytelling, music, and critical thinking strategies, students and teachers
will experience history and culture through field trips, teacher workshops,
and special events.
In an effort to
better align the district's new social studies curriculum with the experience
at the museum, the facility was closed for most of the 2012-13 school year so
that exhibits and materials could be overhauled and redesigned. As the
planning for redesign continued, it became evident that the museum's facility
should be repurposed.
During the 2013-14
school year, the museum will be closed and remodeled, and will reopen in the
fall of the 2014 as the Karshner Center for Culture and The Arts.
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