June 1, 2018

Dear Parents and Guardians,

It’s hard to believe we only have three more days left of school. This year has flown by and the end of the year is upon us. We have a couple more activities planned next week and a great summer opportunity for all families, but I wanted to make sure I first said thank you to all of you that were involved in the good work we did this year. When schools have strong partnerships with parents, it is the students that benefit, and the community here at Prairieview is an excellent example of that. So thank you for taking the time to email, call, attend school events, and/or volunteer your time. Your involvement is what makes Prairieview a great place for kids.

Next week, on June 5th, Prairieview will have its annual field day. This is a day where students get to put into action all of the skills they learned in PE this year, and hopefully have a little fun in the process. Students will be outside for approximately 1 ½ hours to 2 hours so please have them dress for the weather. This includes sunscreen, which should be applied before students get to school. Finally, it is a good idea if all students have a water bottle, as they will be running around and want to remain hydrated.

Finally we have an exciting summer opportunity in which to invite families. As I am sure you have heard, through the joint effort of our dedicated teachers and fabulous PTO we have expanded our Outdoor Classroom to include 6 giant planter boxes. We have spent the last couple weeks of school planting a variety of things and we need your help maintaining those boxes over the summer. Below you will see a link to a Sign-Up Genius that allows families to pick a week and grade level over the summer. We ask that if you are able and sign up, you come to school and water that garden at least 3-4 times that week. This could be fun for our students to see how our planting is progressing over the summer and will ensure we have a full, healthy garden in the fall. Everything you will need to take care of the gardens will be provided and our school offices will be open Monday through Thursday during the summer, should you have any questions.

Sign Up Genius Link - https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0b4aafaf29aafa7-outdoor

Sincerely,

Vince Murray Principal

CommunityConsolidatedSchoolDistrict46http://www.d46.org

PrairieviewSchool

103E.BelvidereRd.,Hainesville,IL60030-Phone(847)543-4230-Fax(847)543-4125 VinceMurray,Principal

Est.2002

1 de junio de 2018

Estimados padres y guardianes,

Es difícil creer que no más falta tres días para que la escuela se acabe. Este año se ha volado y los finales del año escolar ya nos viene. Tenemos varias actividades planeadas para la semana que viene y una oportunidad de verano para todas nuestras familias, pero primero les quería decir gracias a los que nos ayudaron con el buen trabajo que hicimos este año. Cuando las escuelas tengan una buena conexión con padres, son los estudiantes que se benefician, y la comunidad de Prairieview es un ejemplo excelente de eso. Entonces, gracias a ustedes por tomar su tiempo para mandar un correo electrónico, hacer una llamada, asistir a eventos escolares, y/o ofrecer su tiempo. Su participación es lo que hace Prairieview un gran lugar para los niños.

La siguiente semana, el 5 de junio, Prairieview tendrá su día anual de actividades físicos para los niños. Es un día en donde los estudiantes podrán poner en acción todas las habilidades que aprendieron en gimnasio este año, y esperamos que se divierten en el proceso. Los estudiantes estarán afuera aproximadamente una hora y media a dos horas, así que favor de asegurar que se visten por la clima. Esto incluye protector solar, que se debe de poner a su estudiante antes de que llegue a la escuela. Finalmente, sería buen idea que todos los estudiantes tengan una botella de agua, como estarán corriendo y querrán quedar hidratados.

Finalmente, tenemos una oportunidad muy padre al que invitar a las familias. Como estoy seguro de que han oído, através de maestros dedicados y nuestro fabuloso organización de padres y maestros, hemos añadido a nuestro aula de aire libre para incluir 6 cajas gigantes para plantar. Hemos estado plantando una variedad de cosas y necesitamos su ayuda para mantener las cajas sobre el verano. Abajo encontrarás una manera electrónica llamado Sign-Up Genius que deja que familias podrán escoger una semana y grado sobre el verano. Pedimos que si podrán ofrecer su tiempo, que vendrán a la escuela para poner agua al jardín 3 a 4 veces ese semana. Esto podrá ser divertido para los estudiantes ver como nuestras plantas se estén progresando sobre el verano, y nos aseguramos que tendremos una llena, saludable jardín en el otoño. Todo lo que necesitarás utilizar será proporcionado por nuestra escuela y las oficinas estarán abiertas de lunes a jueves durante la semana, si les ocurrirá cualquier pregunta. Sign Up Genius Link - https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0b4aafaf29aafa7-outdoor

Sinceramente,

Vince Murray

Principal

CommunityConsolidatedSchoolDistrict46

http://www.d46.org

PrairieviewSchool

103E.BelvidereRd.,Hainesville,IL60030-Phone(847)543-4230-Fax(847)543-4125 VinceMurray,Principal

Est.2002

Beginning May 15th

Prairieview School

Hainesville, IL

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Tuesday, 5/22: Pajama Day! Wednesday, 5/23: Rainbow Day! (Wear a color of the rainbow!) Thursday, 5/24: Art Day! (Do an art project with your class!) Friday, 5/25: I Love to Read Day! Tuesday, 5/29: Relay Races Day! (Venture outside for a fun relay with your class!) Wednesday, 5/30: Inventing Day! (Spend time creating a fun invention!) Thursday, 5/31: Experiment Day! Friday, 6/1: VIP Seating Day! (Sit wherever you want!) Monday, 6/4: I Know Kids Don’t Like Homework! No Homework tonight! Tuesday, 6/5: Excellent Sportswear Day! Get ready for Field Day! Wednesday, 6/6: Wear your sunglasses and PV Wear! The future is so bright & you’re on your

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Community ConsolidatedSchool District 46____________________________________________________________________________ 565 Frederick Road • Grayslake • Illinois • 60030 (847) 223-3650 FAX (847) 223-3695

Ellen L. CorrellSuperintendent

correll.ellen@d46.orgMay 31, 2018

Update on Late Starts for 2018

Dear Parents and Guardians,

I have had a couple of parents request that we survey parents regarding support forearly release versus late start. I initially thought that an early release was possible, butafter doing some research, I am finding that an early release would not allow the districtto continue the collaborative grade level work.

Our K-4 buildings would release at 1:00 and our 5-8 and Park Campus would release at2:00. This would prevent staff from working together. In addition, we have manystudents who participate in after-school activities. We would need supervision for thosestudents for over an hour.

When we chose late start, one of our deciding factors was the High School schedule.They have late starts each week, on Wednesdays. Parents requested that we follow thesame schedule to allow the older siblings to provide support for the younger ones.

We are continuing to look at options. However, at this time, the district will continue thelate start schedule.

Sincerely,Ellen Correll Ellen CorrellSuperintendent

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CCSD 46 Summer Academy

Monday – Thursday

June 11 - July 3 at Frederick School

UPDATED for May

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Summer Academy 2018 Grayslake School District 46

Grades – Pre-K through current 8th grade. Dates - Classes will be held Monday, June 11th – Tuesday, July 3rd with no school on Fridays. Times - 1st period 8:15-9:25, 2nd period 9:30-10:40, 3rd period 10:45-11:55 Supervision – Students may not enter Frederick until 8:10 am, as there is no supervision offered in the morning. If a student takes a 1st period class and a 3rd period class, there is no supervision for 2nd period. Students need to be picked up on time after their class is dismissed. Eligibility - The program is open to all District 46 students who could benefit from remedial courses or who wish to participate in enrichment courses. Transportation - Transportation is the responsibility of the parent(s). Bus service is not available for the Summer Academy. Attendance Policy - Consistent attendance is recommended throughout the summer academy program. Teachers will plan activities and prepare materials based on enrollment. Attendance will be taken just as during the regular school year. Course Cancellation - District 46 reserves the right to cancel any course that does not meet minimum enrollment requirements. Confirmation - Students and parents will receive course confirmation the first week of June. Registration - Early registration is encouraged. Classes will be filled in the order in which the registrations are received. Registrations can be mailed or delivered through your child’s campus to Prairieview School, 103 E. Belvidere Rd., Hainesville, IL 60030 c/o Stephanie Timm. No phone registrations will be accepted. A student’s current grade level is used to register for Summer Academy. Tuition - There is a tuition fee of $90.00 for each class. Refunds- There will be no refunds given after June 14, 2018. Information- For additional information, please contact Stephanie Timm (timm.stephanie@d46.org) or Amanda Kurzeja (kurzeja.amanda@d46.org).

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Second Helping Classes Second Helping Reading and Math: Students will receive extra support in the areas of reading and math. These classes are beneficial to students that need to maintain skills taught during the regular school year.

Enrichment Classes Enrichment Classes: Students can choose from a variety of subject areas to enhance their love of learning. Subjects include art, technology, physical activity, games and more!

8:15-9:25 Pre-K: Kindergarten Readiness Wilson Kindergarten readiness class is designed for children who will be entering Kindergarten in the fall. We will be using many fun activities to strengthen and develop basic skills such as number sense, letter and sound recognition, and fine motor control. Come join the fun and prepare for the best days of your life. K: Who Is Ready for 1st Grade Math? Cunningham Students will play games and have fun practicing math skills taught in kindergarten to help prepare them for success in 1st grade. Counting, counting on, number sense, use of ten frames, addition and subtraction skills (and more!) will be used to solidify math skills. 1-2: Second Helping Reading Tabassum Students will continue to develop and improve their basic reading, comprehension, and writing skills. 1-3: Legos Goes to the Movies Schwarzbach Come build Lego movie sets and write movie scripts about your set! Learn the basics on screenplay and how to write a story – all while playing and building with Legos! 3-4: Second Helping Reading Tarasiuk Students will continue to develop and improve their basic reading, comprehension, and writing skills. 4-5: Wizarding World of Harry Potter 1 Greissinger Do you love all things Harry Potter? Then this class is for you! Besides reading from some of your favorite books and learning about the Wizard world, we will sort ourselves into houses, create our own wands, try potions, study herbology and find out what our patronus looks like! Test your Harry Potter knowledge in a game of trivia! Our themes will come from the first two books, Sorcerers Stone and Chamber of Secrets.

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5-8: Sculpture World Crane Students will discover a variety of cool ways to create three-dimensional sculptures. Many different types of art materials – such as wood, plaster, wire, cardboard, tile, plastic and led lights may be used to achieve different 3D artwork! 6-8: Lots of Bots Innes Students will learn to use computer programming and code using various online resources and lots of bots. Programmers will start with learning, or reviewing, the programming basics during week one. Students will continue to develop and use these coding skills to program Code and Go Mice, BeeBots, Lego Robots, Dash and Dot, Spheros, OzoBot Robots and more! We will focus on a different aspect of coding each week, building on the knowledge gained in the prior week. **This class is possible because of equipment purchased with a Foundation46 Impact Grant.**

9:30-10:40 Enrichment Classes Pre-K: Let’s Count and Play with Numbers! Cunningham Who is ready for kindergarten? Students will have fun learning to identify numbers, colors, and shapes. We will also practice counting and making patterns. Students will use building blocks, unifix cubes and other hands on items to help build number sense. K-2: Lots of Bots Innes Students will learn to use computer programming and code using various online resources and lots of bots. Programmers will start with learning, or reviewing, the programming basics during week one. Students will continue to develop and use these coding skills to program Code and Go Mice, BeeBots, Lego Robots, Dash and Dot, Spheros, OzoBot Robots and more! We will focus on a different aspect of coding each week, building on the knowledge gained in the prior week. **This class is possible because of equipment purchased with a Foundation46 Impact Grant.** 1-2: Young Scientists Tabassum Enroll your kiddos to be young scientists and let them have the chance to do interesting experiments and have some fun at the same time! We will work with the scientific method as well – observations, questioning, hypotheses and experiments! 1-2: Math Games Wilson Counting, place value, math facts (subtraction and addition) and MORE! Students will play a variety of fun and challenging math games! Whether students need extra practice or enjoy a good challenge, this class is a great way to maintain math skills learned over a long summer break! 3-4: Second Helping Math Fitzgerald Students will continue to develop and improve their basic math skills through the use of manipulatives, games, and activities.

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3-5: Better Balance With Circus! Richard Sample the exciting world of circus this summer. Learn skills in equipment, such as stilts, unicycle, human pyramids, walking globe, slackline and rolla bolla. Circus work is taught in a safe progression with spotting and technical instruction by a circus athlete/performer/school owner. 4-7: Wizarding World of Harry Potter 2 Greissinger Can’t get enough of the wizard world? Or you took “1” last summer? We will continue on with all new projects, trivia, and themes. Themes will come for Prisoner of Azkaban and Goblet of Fire. 5-6: Second Helping Reading Tarasiuk Students will continue to develop and improve their basic reading, comprehension, and writing skills. 4-8: Creative Faces and Places Crane Students will explore creative ways to draw different faces and places while using a variety of different methods and drawing materials.

10:45-11:55 Enrichment Classes K: 1st Grade Readiness Wilson This class is designed for incoming first graders. The students will practice beginning reading strategies, writing, and math skills that are necessary for first grade. Come make new friends and get ready for 1st grade! 1-2: Second Helping Math Tabassum Students will continue to develop and improve their basic math skills through the use of manipulatives, games, and activities. 1-2: Stories & Circus: Building Skills in Physical Literacy and Storytelling Richard Sample the exciting world of circus this summer using the powerful combination of narratives and movement. Students will learn circus skills, use teamwork, develop performance techniques, and explore circus stories. Circus work is taught in safe progression, with spotting and technical instruction by a circus athlete/ performer/ circus school owner. 2-4: Around the World in 14 Days Cunningham Students will travel to a new destination each day. The students will journal what they learn along the way as they explore the culture and visit famous sites. Our journey will also include an itinerary, brochures, maps and adventurous excursions for each area of the world! 3-5: Lots of Bots Innes Students will learn to use computer programming and code using various online resources and lots of bots. Programmers will start with learning, or reviewing, the programming basics during week one. Students will continue to develop and use these coding skills to program Code and

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Go Mice, BeeBots, Lego Robots, Dash and Dot, Spheros, OzoBot Robots and more! We will focus on a different aspect of coding each week, building on the knowledge gained in the prior week. **This class is possible because of equipment purchased with a Foundation46 Impact Grant.** 3-8: Everything Clay Crane Students will create ceramic art pieces that can be used in a variety of different ways! Examples: piggy banks, phone holder, jewelry box, appetizer dishes, candle holders, etc. 5-6: Second Helping Math Fitzgerald Students will continue to develop and improve their basic math skills through the use of manipulatives, games, and activities.

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11:55-3:00 K-4 Activity Camp Participating students will take part in a variety of fun athletic activities that will build not only your child’s athletic skills, but also his/her sportsmanship skills as well. Children in activity camp that are enrolled in morning classes should bring a sack lunch. THIS CLASS HAS A COST OF $210. 5-8 Activity Camp Participating students will take part in a variety of fun athletic activities that will build not only your child’s athletic skills, but also his/her sportsmanship skills as well. Children in activity camp that are enrolled in morning classes should bring a sack lunch. THIS CLASS HAS A COST OF $210.

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StudentRegistrationSummerAcademy2018Enrollmentisbasedonthedateregistrationisreceived.Allclasseshaveaminimum

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