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Welcome Back!Our school year is off to a great start.
We would like to welcome the following faculty and staff who are new to our
school: Ms. Pamela Quinn, Kindergarten Mrs. Bridget Mulhall-Bothroyd, Kdg. Ms. Sofia Karistinos, 2nd
Grade Ms. Tainisha Lopez, 2nd
Grade Mrs. Maureen Greene, 4th
Grade Ms. Mary Ann Hickey, PK Mrs. Debbie Kirschbaum, PK Ms. Angela Loomis, PE Mrs. Gail Sullivan, Reading
Assistant Ms. Kelly Rosikiewicz,
Paraprofessional Ms. Darcie Forgue, Resource Room Ms. Maureen Grant, Social Worker Ms. Maureen Centore, Cafeteria Arrival Times
Just a reminder that students should not be dropped off at
school prior to 8:35 AM. There is
no supervision before this time. Students dropped off at 8:35 should be
escorted to the front lobby to wait with the teacher on duty. After 8:40 AM, students should be escorted
to the playground. Congratulations to:
Ms. Galiette and Mr. Sciacca for successful completion of the
BEST program! Open House/Early Dismissal:
Wednesday,
September 10th. Dismissal at 1:00 PM. Lunch will be served. Open House from 6:00 – 8:00 PM.
Please refer to separate notice that was sent home on Friday for specific
times for your child(ren)’s grade level(s). Dismissal Policy
For the safety and security of all students, we ask that a note be sent in whenever your child(ren)
will be picked up from school. If they will be picked up on certain days on a
regular basis, one note for the entire year is sufficient. If you need to
pick up your child(ren) unexpectedly, please call the office prior to 3:00
PM. All students must be signed out
before leaving the building. Parents requesting dismissal
before the normal end of the school day (3:20) must make a written request, come into the school office to pick
up the student, and sign the student out per Board Policy 5113.2. Special Thank You to:
Mrs. Soucy and Wal-Mart who contributed $250.00 to our school
through their VAP (Volunteerism Always
Pays) Program. Wal-Mart encourages their associates to volunteer in the
communities in which they work and live. When an associate volunteers,
Wal-Mart makes a charitable contribution to an organization of their choice.
This money has been earmarked for library books here at our school since Mrs.
Soucy spends many hours volunteering in our library. Upcoming Events:
10/8 – Early Dismissal 1:00 PM – Staff Dev. 10/10 – School Photos 10/13 – No School – Columbus Day 10/17 – Fall Festival – Come see Ms. Kane KISS A PIG to thank
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Check it out!
Great website with useful information:
http://www.211ct.org/
This online database of community services contains information about 5,000+
agencies offering health and human services to Connecticut residents.
No Child Left Behind
Copies of the No Child Left Behind district and school reports are available
electronically on the district website through this link:
http://www.csde.state.ct.us/public/cedar/nclb/dist_school_nclb_results/index.htm
and also as a printed copy at our school for anyone who does not have access to
a computer or would prefer to receive a hard copy of the report.
New Direct Phone Lines:
Nurses’ Office:
720-5078
(Open 8:30 – 3:40)
Preschool: 720-5076
Our regular school phone number has not changed. It is still 720-5236.
If your child has a cough and needs cough drops in school, please send a note to the nurse and send in non-medicated, non-mentholated cough drops, such as Fruit Breezers or Ludens, or hard candy.
For Early Dismissal Days
Morning Preschool will attend from 9:00 – 10:30 (Preschool children with an
extended day will stay until 12:30.)
Afternoon Preschool will attend from 11:00 – 12:30.
Morning Kindergarten will attend from 8:55 – 10:30.
Afternoon Kindergarten will attend from 11:10 – 1:00.
Grades 1 – 4 and Full Day Kindergarten will attend from 8:55 - 1:00. Lunch will
be served.
Please make sure you have an early dismissal plan in place for your child.
Please notify the office in writing if your child’s dismissal plan will be
different than it usually is.
On days with inclement weather the following sources and their internet
sites are the best way to find out about delayed openings, early dismissals, or
cancellations:
WRCH 100.5 FM www.wrch.com
WEZN 99.9 FM
star999.com
WATR 1320 AM
WTIC 1080 AM www.wtic.com
WTIC 96.5 FM www.965tic.com
WTNH, Channel 8 www.wtnh.com
WVIT, Channel 30 www.nbc30.com
WFSB, Channel 3 www.wfsb.com
Please do not call the school!
On occasion, parents will ask for special permission for their child to
have his/her lunch heated before lunch. Due to safety concerns and the risk of
burns, we are unable to honor these requests. If your child must have a hot
lunch, please arrange to purchase that lunch from our cafeteria. A lunch from
home, such as a sandwich or salad that can be eaten at room temperature, is
another alternative.
The Principal’s Problem
In an effort to increase math problem solving skills, written math
communications, and parental involvement in mathematics, Ms. Kane will put out
a math problem every other Friday that will be collected on the following
Monday, reviewed and posted on a bulletin board. This is an optional activity
and students
may participate as often as they would like. Each student that submits a
completed
problem will be rewarded with a raffle ticket for a monthly drawing that my
include a book, ice cream, no homework coupon….Please join in this math family
fun!
End of the Day Pick-up Procedure (3:20 PM):
In an effort to maintain safety and security for all children, we will have a new and improved dismissal procedure.
o Parents/designee
will report to the cafeteria, with photo ID every day, and sign out their
child(ren).
o Parents/designee and siblings will remain seated at the first 3 tables only
since the room is often used for instructional purposes.
o Students must report to the sign-out desk to be checked out before joining
their parents and leaving the building.
AllergiK ID
Wristbands
Our Nurses’ Office has advised us that allergy-specific wristbands, custom
sized for young children,
are available from School Kids Healthcare. These wristbands make the
identification of a child’s specific
food allergy quick and easy. White recessed letters on the red band are
eye-catching to ensure maximum visibility.
They stretch for easy on and off and are available for the following
allergies: peanut, tree nut, egg, and dairy.
The cost is $11.95 for a package of 3.
If you are interested, you can check them out at Schoolkidsheatlhcare.com
or call 866-558-0686.
Safety First!
Flip-flops and backless shoes are a safety hazard and are not to be worn to school.
Due to fluctuating temperatures,
students should wear jackets to school each day.
If necessary, they will borrow a jacket from the nurses’ office if available.
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Maple Hill School 641 Maple Hill
Road
Naugatuck, CT 06770
Phone (203)720-5236