November 19, 2020
Hello ACEC Community!
The first part of the 2020-2021 school year has gone by quickly, and it has been exciting and challenging during the COVID-19 Pandemic. As we head toward Thanksgiving, I want to express my deep appreciation for students, teachers, staff, and parents/guardians. Parent Teacher Conferences are currently in progress and the end of our 1st trimester has been completed. We celebrated Veteran’s Day with a small ceremony outside and students were watching this live from their classrooms via Google Meets. The snow is coming, and many cold days are ahead of us.
As I reflect on the many things for which I am thankful, I want to take this opportunity to share just a few of them with you: I am thankful for our students who come to school daily via in-person or fully remote and ready to learn. Our students remind us why we are here and what is essential.
I am thankful for the parents and guardians who support our school in building a positive learning environment for all our students. These partnerships are based on trust and parents/guardians having confidence in us. Many of our parents work hard and advocate for their child’s education, safety, and well-being.
Our school is thankful to have community member volunteers that help with the continued success of our school.
Teachers, support staff, health office, bus drivers, administrative assistants, custodial staff, and kitchen staff work tireless daily when school is in session. I am thankful for these hard-working individuals going above and beyond to make sure great things happen at our school. They do make a difference and our students benefit from these efforts.
Please remember the COVID-19 guidelines that have been implemented per Governor Scott. Here is the link if you have questions (https://www.healthvermont.gov/covid-19/travel-quarantine).
I would like to wish all of you and your families a healthy, relaxing, and happy Thanksgiving break!
Take care and be well!
Ms. Beth
Hello ACEC Community!
The first part of the 2020-2021 school year has gone by quickly, and it has been exciting and challenging during the COVID-19 Pandemic. As we head toward Thanksgiving, I want to express my deep appreciation for students, teachers, staff, and parents/guardians. Parent Teacher Conferences are currently in progress and the end of our 1st trimester has been completed. We celebrated Veteran’s Day with a small ceremony outside and students were watching this live from their classrooms via Google Meets. The snow is coming, and many cold days are ahead of us.
As I reflect on the many things for which I am thankful, I want to take this opportunity to share just a few of them with you: I am thankful for our students who come to school daily via in-person or fully remote and ready to learn. Our students remind us why we are here and what is essential.
I am thankful for the parents and guardians who support our school in building a positive learning environment for all our students. These partnerships are based on trust and parents/guardians having confidence in us. Many of our parents work hard and advocate for their child’s education, safety, and well-being.
Our school is thankful to have community member volunteers that help with the continued success of our school.
Teachers, support staff, health office, bus drivers, administrative assistants, custodial staff, and kitchen staff work tireless daily when school is in session. I am thankful for these hard-working individuals going above and beyond to make sure great things happen at our school. They do make a difference and our students benefit from these efforts.
Please remember the COVID-19 guidelines that have been implemented per Governor Scott. Here is the link if you have questions (https://www.healthvermont.gov/covid-19/travel-quarantine).
I would like to wish all of you and your families a healthy, relaxing, and happy Thanksgiving break!
Take care and be well!
Ms. Beth