December 6, 2019
December is here! We have many events coming up this month at school. The Holiday Concert for grade PreK to 4 is on December 12th at 6:30 and for grades 5-8 on December 19th at 6:30. We will be holding our annual Holiday Luncheon on December 19th. Please see the signup sheet included in the Mustang News to RSVP. If you would like to donate a dessert for this event, please let us know. You can contact Wendy Savage at 796-3573 ext. 101. Students will also get out of school on December 20th at 12:15.
We held our first PBiS school celebration on November 26th. Students of the month were: Clark Coburn, Krystalynn Bessette, McKenna Fortin, Ethan Allen, Molly Cosgrove and Hailey Shoram. We will be having schoolwide celebrations the last Tuesday of each month at 8:30 throughout the school year to celebrate our school and students who have gone above and beyond with being respectful, responsible and safe at school.
Mrs. Giroux’s first grade class continued the annual tradition of walking to the Senior Center and performing. This year they sang and did a skit to the books “The Wonky Donkey and the Dinky Donkey”. The children were great!!! We want to thank the Senior Center for cooking the students and chaperones a special lunch, the gift each student received and a special visit from Santa. Thank you, Mr. Farineau, for coming over and playing guitar and singing holiday songs with the children and seniors at the last moment.
One of our 4th grade students is working on a service-learning project and is coordinating with Mrs. Ehle a food drive. Please see the Mustang News for more information. It is exciting to see our students wanting to give back to the community.
Basketball season is underway, and games are starting next week. Students should not be arriving for practice more than 15 minutes early and must have prior approval to stay after school. Student must be picked up when their practice ends. Students are not allowed to hang out when other practices are going on. There is no supervision at this time for our students.
My door is always open if you have a question, concern or a celebration.
Take care and be well.
Ms. Beth
December is here! We have many events coming up this month at school. The Holiday Concert for grade PreK to 4 is on December 12th at 6:30 and for grades 5-8 on December 19th at 6:30. We will be holding our annual Holiday Luncheon on December 19th. Please see the signup sheet included in the Mustang News to RSVP. If you would like to donate a dessert for this event, please let us know. You can contact Wendy Savage at 796-3573 ext. 101. Students will also get out of school on December 20th at 12:15.
We held our first PBiS school celebration on November 26th. Students of the month were: Clark Coburn, Krystalynn Bessette, McKenna Fortin, Ethan Allen, Molly Cosgrove and Hailey Shoram. We will be having schoolwide celebrations the last Tuesday of each month at 8:30 throughout the school year to celebrate our school and students who have gone above and beyond with being respectful, responsible and safe at school.
Mrs. Giroux’s first grade class continued the annual tradition of walking to the Senior Center and performing. This year they sang and did a skit to the books “The Wonky Donkey and the Dinky Donkey”. The children were great!!! We want to thank the Senior Center for cooking the students and chaperones a special lunch, the gift each student received and a special visit from Santa. Thank you, Mr. Farineau, for coming over and playing guitar and singing holiday songs with the children and seniors at the last moment.
One of our 4th grade students is working on a service-learning project and is coordinating with Mrs. Ehle a food drive. Please see the Mustang News for more information. It is exciting to see our students wanting to give back to the community.
Basketball season is underway, and games are starting next week. Students should not be arriving for practice more than 15 minutes early and must have prior approval to stay after school. Student must be picked up when their practice ends. Students are not allowed to hang out when other practices are going on. There is no supervision at this time for our students.
My door is always open if you have a question, concern or a celebration.
Take care and be well.
Ms. Beth