all city elementary newsletter september 12, 2016 ace€¦ · all city elementary newsletter...

All City Elementary Newsletter September 12, 2016

From The Principal Mrs. Jane Hannemann

[email protected]

605-367-6120 office phone

What a great first week of school! Thank you for giving me the opportunity to visit with each of you during our parent training. For your reference, the Powerpoint that was shared with you will be available on our All City PTO website. If you have family members or friends doing commitment time, this may be a good thing for them to view, along with the pick-up and drop-off videos used in the presentation.

One area that we did not have time to address was SAFETY in the school. You all know that you cannot get past our front foyer without ringing our doorbell. We may ask you to identify yourself, so be prepared to say who you are and the reason for your visit (commitment, lunch, etc.). Once in the front office, you will now notice that the door to the hallway and the door leading to the health office and workroom are both closed. Once again, this is a new safety measure. In the event that there is an intruder in the front office, we are able to automatically lock those doors so that the person could not get to classrooms. If you need to get to the workroom, it might be best to use the direct door from the hallway. However, if you

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Upcoming Events

September 12- Noon PTO meeting 16- Choice Day 29- School Pictures

October 3- Noon PTO meeting 7- Swimming 14- Choice Day 19- Conferences 21- NO SCHOOL 24- NO SCHOOL 24- Conferences 28- Fall Festival 6:30pm

November 3- School Pic retakes 4- Swimming 4- End of 1st quarter 6- Daylight saving ends 7- Noon PTO meeting 11- NO SCHOOL 18- Choice Day 23-25- NO SCHOOL

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are looking for construction paper, please feel free to go through the doors. Again, they are not locked; just closed.

During this first month of school, students will be practicing a number of safety drills. These drills are not meant to frighten students, but rather to help students feel confident by knowing what to do in the event of an emergency. This, in turn, will help them feel safe. Below is a list of the drills we will be practicing: ●Fire Drill (We already had one this past week!) - Students evacuate to a location outside of the building. ●Tornado Drill - Students move to a solid inside wall away from windows. Facing the wall, they kneel down on the floor and cover their head. ●Lockdown Drill - Students move quietly to an area of the room away from windows so they cannot be seen. The teacher locks the door and keeps them quiet. ●Evacuation Drill - Students evacuate to a location off of our campus. Our designated site is Central Services on 1101 N. Western Ave. Our second designated site is the fire station on the corner of Kiwanis and Madison.

If you are in our building during a drill, you are expected to following the direction of the teacher and do whatever students are asked to do. Your main role is to stay calm in an effort to help students stay calm. Each staff member knows their specific role. Following their lead will be important for the safety of all parents and students.


December 2- Swimming 3- Snowflake Shuffle 2-4pm 5- PTO meeting 8- Vocal, band, orchestra concert at 7pm 23-30-NO SCHOOL

January 2- NO SCHOOL 6- Swimming 9- Noon PTO meeting 13- Choice day 19- End of 2nd quarter 20- NO SCHOOL

February 3- Swimming 6- Noon PTO meeting 10- Choice day 14-15- Conferences 17-22— No SCHOOL

March 3- Swimming 6- Noon PTO meeting 10- Choice day 22- 10am musical reversal 23- 10am/6:30 musical 27- NO SCHOOL

From the Editor: Please submit newsletter items

to Sarah DuBois-Hollan at [email protected] by

Friday at 12pm.




PTO Agenda for September 12th Meeting -Call to order- PTO president -Minutes approval- PTO secretaryTreasures report- PTO treasure-Reserve funds level for 2016-17 -Reserve funds level 2016-17-Principal & Teacher Updates-Principal and Teacher feedback on parent training night integrated into 1st week of school-Proposed budget amendment (Cartooning 101) -add $700 to artist in residence (expense)(50% match), revenues from reserve fund-Kids care update- Hilgenberg-Events needing confirmation dates-Upcoming events-Other new business-Meeting adjournment

PTO Meeting Minutes for September 12th Will be posted on the PTO Facebook page Monday September 19th and in the September 19th newsletter.

PTO Agenda for October 3rd noon meetingPlease email agenda items to PTO president Matt Nelson at [email protected] by Friday September 30th noon.


PTO BOARD

President: Matt Nelson

[email protected]

605-360-2564 (cell)

1st VP: Ashley Thompson

[email protected]

773-573-0065 (cell)

2nd VP: Joy Kortan

[email protected]

605-212-7982 (cell)

Secretary: Sarah Bauer

[email protected]

406-698-8699 (cell)

Treasurer: Janel Ingalls

[email protected]

605-321-7983 (cell)












PTO Meeting Minutes for May 2, 2016

Present: Jane Hannemann, Joni Merkley, Matt Nelson, Ashley Thompson, Janel Ingalls, Jennifer Gerrietts-Masters, Sheila Pike, Heidi Williams, Tanya Rausis, Eliza Leloux, Amie Reker, Kayleen Lundquist, Emily Anderson, Holly Brue, Rachelle Daniels, Chelsie Lind, Jay Skroch, Emily Spans, Holli Stirling, and Donna Stoltz.

I. Call to Order• PTO President Joni Merkley called the meeting to order.

II. Treasurer’s Report • Treasurer Janel Ingalls discussed the proposed 2016-2017 budget.• PTO members talked about ending the Original Works program, due to large parent commitment

hours for little payback, the cost of insurance, and activity founds. • A motion to approve the budget as presented was made by 1st VP Matt Nelson, seconded by Jay

Skroch. Motion passed.

III. Teacher Updates • 4th Grade Teacher Amie Reker said the students were using the school garden for multiple learning

opportunities, including comparing the size of seeds and discussing how to acclimate plants. • Upcoming field trips included: 1st grade to the zoo, kindergarten to the zoo and Sertoma Butterfly

House, 3rd grade to the Pioneer Lane, 4th Grade to the Old Courhouse Museum, 4th and 5th grade the Bike Trip, 5th grade to Garretson

• Reker mentioned that Scheels was donating the work to do the annual “bike check” and encouraged ACE families to patronize the store.

IV. New Business • The boatd discussed the idea of a skating pass promotion organized by Carosel Skate, but decided

not to participate, due to the labor intensive nature of the project. • Fundraiser Coordinator Donna Stoltz asked the board for authorization to purchase cardstock for a

last Boxtops for Education promotional mailing for the Monday folders. A motion to authorize up to $25 to purchase cardstock was made by Nelson, seconded by 2nd VP Ashley Thompson. Motion passed.

• There was reminders of the upcoming Farewell/Welcome Potluck and thanks to all who organized and participated in the Blue Ribbon Celebration, Talent Show, and Science Fair.

• She also reported that the president, 1st and 2nd VPs, Commitment Coordinator Holli Stiring and Co-coordinator Marti Thompson, will meet with 5th grade teacher Kayleen Lundquist to award out of classroom commitments April 20.

• 2nd VP Ashley Thompson said she would follow up with Marketing Coordinator Chelsie Lind with ideas for future projects.

• This year the ACE community raised $957. 72 for the Banquet, far more than any year before.



• There was discussion about the ideas of providing hours for committee heads for the musical. No action was taken, but there was much discussion about looking seriously at how out of classroom positions best represent the needs of ACE.

V. Minutes Approval • Secretary Jennifer Gerrietts-Masters announced that the PTO minutes for November had been

approved via-e-mail vote and have been posted on the bulletin board and Facebook page. No further corrections or additions were offered.

In e-mail proceedings prior to the May 2 meeting, the PTO executive board took the following additional action:

• Approved the April meeting minutes.• Allotted 80 hours to the outside classroom commitment position of Art Club Coordinator.• Appointed Jody Burt as the Enrollment Coordinator.

Meeting Adjourned.

Respectfully submitted,Jennifer Gerrietts-Masters

Parent Commitment Information

Week 2: September 12-16

• Commitment time/parents will do the standard in-classroom training with their parent teachers (one week for 3rd-5th grades and two weeks for the K-2nd).

• AM parents 7:45-11:45am PM parents 11:30-3:15pm

PTO reviews each sign in sheet. Tardies will start to be recorded Monday, September 19th. Morning parents must be signed-in and be ready to help in the classroom by 7:50am and not leave any earlier than 11:45am. Afternoon parents must be signed in and ready to help in the classroom and communicate with the morning parents at 11:30am and not leave until 3:15pm.




Extracurricular Opportunities

Chess Club (3rd-5th): More to come in following weeks

• Wednesday 1-2pm

• Contact person is Kim Hilgenberg

• [email protected]

• 605-212-2880 cell

Art Club: More information below

• Contact person is Sarah Lavin

• [email protected]

Girls on the run: Register at www.embe.org

• Starts September 13th for 3-5th grade girls

• Contact Rachelle Daniels or Barb Young on All City PTO Facebook site

Online Resources for Students

Dreambox: https://play.dreambox.com/login/bywk/allce

-If you are using the iPad and download the app, the school code is bywk/allce

-Login username/password will be communicated per students teacher in grades 2-5

Online Library Services: Contact Ms. O @ [email protected]

• Library Catalog (username: student ID#, password: Ab1234)• http://libcat.sf.k12.sd.us/quest/servlet/presentquestform.do?site=100• Press the “exit” button at the top, hit the “Home” tab in the upper right• There will be links to all of the websites that have ebooks

• My Capstone Library• http://www.mycapstonelibrary.com/login/index.html

◦ username: jaes◦ password: read

• MackinVIA (access through the library home page) ◦ username: Student ID#◦ password: Ab1234

• Overdrive (Sioux Falls School District) ◦ Download the “Overdrive” app from the App Store◦ Add “Sioux Falls School District Library”◦ Choose patron type as student◦ Password: Student ID#

Siouxland Public Libraries• http://siouxlandlib.org/• Follow links to access eResources through the public library!

Other Recommended eResources • EPIC! , download from the App Store, cost $4.99/month

◦ https://www.getepic.com/◦ Ebooks that are divided into categories, often called the “Netflix” of

kids books


http://www.embe.org

https://play.dreambox.com/login/bywk/allce

http://libcat.sf.k12.sd.us/quest/servlet/presentquestform.do?site=100

http://www.mycapstonelibrary.com/login/index.html

http://siouxlandlib.org/

https://www.getepic.com/


http://www.embe.org


http://libcat.sf.k12.sd.us/quest/servlet/presentquestform.do?site=100

http://www.mycapstonelibrary.com/login/index.html

http://siouxlandlib.org/

https://www.getepic.com/


Weekly Teacher Communication

Mrs. Sheila Pike, Kindergarten: [email protected]

● We made it through the first week of Kindergarten! We have been working on class rules and school rules. We are all learning to work and play together in a new setting with new expectations.

● Please remember to send back the snack sack filled for the week...and please remember no tree nuts or peanut based items of any kind due to severe allergies. THANK YOU!

● We have PE on Monday and Thursday so please make sure kids are wearing sneakers on that day.● We have library on Wednesdays. Starting this week the students will check out books to bring

home. Please make sure the book gets returned by The following Tuesday.● I am looking forward to seeing all of you next week. Please let your little one know that

you are there to help where needed and not just for her/him. It can be hard for a few weeks so please give a hug and a kiss and scoot him/her back to the group.

● Have a great week and thanks for all you do!



Mrs. Heidi Williams, First Grade: [email protected]

● We made it through the 1st week of 1st grade!! I notice a lot of the other teachers mentioning that, so maybe it was us making it just as much as the kids:) I am so excited for this year. I can really get a good idea of what the year is going to be like in the first few days, and it is going to be a GREAT year. What a fun group of kids.

● We have a class Owl named Ozzie who sits upfront and watches the kids and picks at least 1, sometimes more if they deserve it, student a day to be in our Ozzie morning message letter. A student is chosen by their behavior and how hard they work for the day! The ‘winner’ for the day gets to pick out a special treat and have their name in the letter. Weekly Ozzie Winners for week 1: Anna, Sam, Emmerson, and Annie. Ozzie did mention to me though that it was almost impossible to pick just 1 each day!

● Please remember no tree nuts or peanut based items of any kind due to severe allergies. THANK YOU! Also, no chips, candy, etc. If I see either of those things, they will not be allowed to have their snack for that day.

● Our daily BLUE folders will start coming home next week. Chelsie will go over that more during Parent Training, but incase you are later in the week, make sure it is returned every day. They will also bring home a TEAL folder on Monday that needs to be sent back with their blue folder on Tuesday.

● We worked really hard this week on class rules, school rules, working quietly, walking quietly in the hallways, and being a good friend. Please continue to enforce that when you are back next week!




Mrs. Tanya Rausis, Second Grade: [email protected]

What a pleasure it has been getting to know your students the past few days. They have so much energy it's contagious! It's hard right now to get get an accurate view on an entire week, but here is my attempt :)

Math: We got started last week right away! Here are some routines that may be new to keep an eye out for:-Students must follow their menu. They should check off the page when they complete it, and then verify (look at) every page and check off the verify box once the page has a star or OK on it. We are starting a lot faster this year than last with our updated curriculum. Students will be working within 100 and starting on time to the hour on an analog clock.Practice math at your student's level with dreambox:https://play.dreambox.com/login/bywk/allce the user name is their student ID numberthe password is ace2 (no space)the ipad code is bywk/allce

Reading We will be working on being able to make good reading choices, and extending our ability to read independently. I will be assessing DRA's.

Science/Social Studies We'll see if we get a start on science this week, right now we are learning routines and it is taking a lot more time to complete math and reading tasks as well as transition tasks. If we do we will be learning about earth processes such as earthquakes and volcanoes in science and about wants and needs in social studies.

After last week I am amble to even more thoroughly appreciate all that each of you do in my classroom! Your presence is so valuable... your child, every other child in our classroom, and I appreciate you!





Mrs. Eliza Lelous, Third Grade: [email protected]

* What a great first week at school!! It is going to be a fun, memorable year!! So fun getting to know my new students! * Sept. 23-Dow Rummel--in need of a couple more drivers! Please email me or sign up by the parent table. * Sept. 29-School Pictures * Check with your child if they still need any supplies. * Class wish list: we could always use extra pencils for the year! If you find any on sale, we can stock

up! :-) We could also use more Kleenexes!* Classroom highlights from the past week: * Math-started off with multiplication and addition review * Reading-focused on building a reading life and reading for enjoyment * Focused on third grade procedures and expectations * Students are excited to log on and use Chromebooks!




Mrs. Shelby Bertram, Fourth Grade: [email protected]

● Week one down! What a great week we had! We spent a lot of time perfecting our drills and setting up our classroom norms. I was very impressed with the class. We worked on improving our talking and everyday we got better.

● Reading logs will be coming home on Monday. I apologize as I was going to send them home today. Your child needs to spend 30 minutes each night and a quick reflection of what they read.

● Just a reminder….all snacks that are sent should be peanut and tree nut free.● 4th Grade will share their Me Bags on Wednesday for Family Time.● On Friday the 5th graders will be training the 4th graders for Safety Patrol so they may begin

rotation as soon as next week. I will keep you posted.● Watch for your child’s assignment notebook. It will be coming home nightly.● We had a great time at bowling. Thank you to the parents who stopped in to see us and also to

those who came to help.




Kayleen Lundquist, Fifth Grade: [email protected]

● We made it! The first week is over and now we’re ready to hit the ground running! The kids have been working on procedures this week and learning the ins and outs of 5th grade!

● 5th Grade Me bags will be presented in family on Tuesday. It’s always helpful to have them practice their presentation a couple of time with someone.

● Reading logs came home with students on Friday. 100 minutes are required a week with a parent signature on Fridays!

● I just heard back from the Outdoor Challenge Guy….and he’s looking to get staffing for one of the days I gave him. As soon as I hear that day, I will pass it on to you as well! I know we’re all eagerly anticipating flying high through the sky that day!!

● Just a reminder….all snacks that are sent should be peanut and tree nut free. Also, no chips, candy or cookies. I will smuggle them into a deep drawer of my desk for later consumption. =0)

● If your child is interested in band, please send the permission form back in with Monday folders (on Tuesday!)

● On Friday the 5th graders will be training the 4th graders for Safety Patrol so hopefully we can get them into the rotation starting next week!

● We have a Memory Wall near the parent table where you are able to bring in pictures of our class doing school activities. Help us fill it up! There are horizontal and vertical slots available.




Library- Ms. O and Mrs. Vos ● REMINDER to all students to bring library books back each week.

4th and 5th Grade Parents: Kids Care

Kim Hilgenberg: [email protected] cell: (605)212-2880

I'm in charge of kids care- a program for the 4th & 5th grade kiddos to go out in the community and do a community service project! I'm so excited about it this year because we have added a couple new organizations to work with this year! 4th & 5th grade parents please be looking in your classrooms for the driver signup sheets. More info will be coming out about our new locations in the 4th & 5th grade Monday folders once approved by the PTO NEXT WEEK- Look in the Sept 19th Monday folder!!! The 1st kids care date is sept 23rd & it's going to be awesome!!!


Choice Day

An email for choice day will be sent out a month in advance. It is imperative that you turn in your forms ASAP as forms have to be approved by Mrs. Hannemann, teachers have to sign up students, and the choice day coordinator has to assign teachers, parents, and rooms. When filling out your choice day form, please leave the room assignment and teacher/parent assignment blank as that is filled out by the coordinator. If you wish to have your child signed up for your choice day activity, you must add their name (and siblings name if you wish) to the form. If you have any questions, please contact Mara Colter (Choice Day Coordinator) at [email protected] or (605) 610-960 or room 128 down the EIC hallway at Jane Addams!

Thank you so much!

How do you get a choice day form? 1. Mara Colter will email them to you one month in advance 2. Print the form from the All City PTO Facebook site 3. Email Mara Colter at [email protected]








Art Club is back at All City! Art Club exists to encourage and connect creativity in children through art and craft projects. We will be creating and sharing art over the course of the school year. It is my greatest hope that the members of Art Club will learn to use their own ideas and creativity—and use the sample projects or instruction as simply a guide, not the rule. There is so much to create and do…here are the details to get started:

Art Club will be split into two groups again this year so that more children can have the opportunity to join. However, new this year, both groups will be a mix of K–5th grade. The groups will meet every other Wednesday from 1:15–2:15 in the ACE Art Room. There is a limited number of spots available and a waiting list will be started if needed.

TO SIGN UP, you must email the name and grade of your child to [email protected] Sign up will be based on the order in which your email was received. (Last year, Art Club filled up in less than a day so please let me know right away if you are planning to join.) **NOTE: If you have more than one child that would like to join, or if you are car pooling with another family who wants to join Art Club, please let me know in the email. My hope is to coordinate and have car pools/family members in the same group.

There will be a $20 membership fee to cover project supplies and materials as we need them. This fee will be due before the first Art Club meeting.

Art Club will begin Wednesday, September 28th. A more detailed schedule will be available once groups are determined.

If you are interested in volunteering at Art Club, your time is much appreciated and we’d love to have you join us. (If we have more volunteers, we’ll be able to open up more spots for Art Club Members.)

Once your child is signed up, you will receive a form in your child’s Monday folder to fill out and return to me with your $20 fee before Art Club begins. If you have any questions, email me at [email protected]

Thank you for your excitement and support for the arts. Looking forward to an awesome year!

Sarah [email protected]

2016–2017


September Lunch Menu


Menu - Elementary LunchSeptember 2016

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

1 2

5Labor Day

6**Cheese Pizza

Mini Carrots Fresh Fruit

Milk Choices

7**Taco Fixins

Lettuce and Cheese**Tortilla ChipsBlack BeansFruit Juice

Milk Choices

8Teriyaki Chicken

Stir Fry Vegetables**Dinner Roll Fresh Fruit

Milk Choices

9**Spaghetti with Meat Sauce **Dinner

Roll Green Beans

PearsMilk Choices

12**French Toast Bites

Scrambled Eggs Dragon JuiceMixed Fruit

Milk Choices

13**Chicken Nuggets

Green BeansBerry Blend

**Dinner Roll Milk Choices

14Hot Dog on **Bun

Calico Beans Pears

Milk Choices

15

**Italian Flat Breadwith Marinara Sauce

Fresh Fruit Milk Choices

16**Bean and Cheese Burrito

CeleryPeaches

Milk Choices

19BBQ Chicken on **Bun

PeasOrange Wedges

Milk Choices

20**Soft Shell Taco

Shredded Lettuce Refried Beans

Fresh Fruit Milk Choices

21Beef Patty on **Bun

CornPineapple

**Birthday TreatMilk Choices

22Chicken Drum Stick

Green Beans Fresh Fruit

**Dinner Roll Milk Choices

23**Cheese Pizza Dragon Juice

PeachesMilk Choices

26**Chicken Patty on

**Bun Baked Beans Mixed Fruit Milk Choices

27**Corn Dog Broccoli with

CheeseFresh Fruit

Milk Choices

28**Rotini with Meat

SaucePeas

PeachesMilk Choices

29Chicken Strips

Mashed Potatoes andGravy

Fresh Fruit**Dinner Roll Milk Choices

30**Pancakes

Scrambled EggsDragon JuiceApplesauceMilk Choices

* CONTAINS PORK** WHOLE GRAIN SERVING

Because of emergency situations, menus may be subject to change without notice.

In accordance with Federal law and U.S. Department of Agriculture policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis ofrace, color, national origin, sex, age or disability.

To file a complaint of discrimination, write USDA, Director, Office of Adjudication, 1400 Independence Avenue, S.W., Washington, D.C.20250-9410 or call toll free (866) 632-9992 (Voice). Individuals who are hearing impaired or have speech disabilities may contact USDAthrough the Federal Relay Service at (800) 877-8339; or (800) 845-6135 (Spanish). USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.

Families qualifying for Free and Reduced Lunches also qualify for Free and Reduced Breakfast.


Health 101: Important! Keep Your Children Healthy

NOTICE: The State Department of Health is no longer providing free flu vaccine to schools, which means the Sioux Falls School District will not be holding flu shot clinics in the middle and high schools this year. Families should contact their health care provider for the flu vaccine.Seasonal colds, flu and other respiratory illnesses are unwelcome interruptions to our lives. Encourage your child to practice the following prevention tips:

-Avoid close contact with those who are sick. Don’t share food/drinks.-Cover coughs and sneezes. Help keep germs from circulating-cover your nose with a tissue when sneezing and dispose tissues properly. When coughing, cover your mouth with your arm, not your hand.-Wash your hands periodically with soap and water for 20 seconds. Use hand sanitizer when you’re not near a sink. -Avoid touching your face. Germs are often spread when a person touches something that is contaminated with germs and then touches his or her eyes, nose or mouth.-Get plenty of sleep, be physically active, drink plenty of fluids, manage stress and eat nutritious foods.-Get a flu vaccine! DeeAnn Konrad, APRCommunity Relations SupervisorSioux Falls School District201 E. 38th St.Sioux Falls, SD [email protected]: 605-367-7951




Learning Never Stops

By Dr. Brian Maher, Superintendent

Welcome back to what I’m certain will be another exciting year in the Sioux Falls School District! By now, I hope you and your student(s) have developed a routine that includes a healthy breakfast, a priority on school attendance, nightly reading and just the right amount of rest.

It’s been said that play is a child’s work. This summer, I’m pleased to say we introduced a good balance of both in a new program called Summer Climb. The focus of the 8-week Summer Climb experience is to increase reading and math scores among students who struggle. A small group of children in Kindergarten through third grade in three schools – nearly 200 students - were given the opportunity to spend their summer learning.

And, learning they did! Summer Climb students at Hawthorne, Hayward and Laura B. Anderson Elementary Schools built and launched rockets to sharpen their science and math skills. They wrote stories and attended play performances in the park. They went on field trips and experienced nature, first-hand.

Some of the District’s top teachers guided their learning and created an unforgettable summer in an effort to boost student achievement. We’ll be tracking Summer Climb students throughout the year to see if the extra classroom time had a positive impact. And, as soon as we have results from our youngest learners, we’ll be sure to share the news.

Summer break rarely means quiet halls in the high schools. Between sports practices, marching band rehearsals, Driver’s Education and other community events, there is plenty to squeeze in to the months of June, July and August. In addition to these extracurricular activities, I’m pleased to tell you about how our more veteran students focused on academics through the summer, as well.

High school students who were close to completing their coursework on the last day of school, but just needed a little extra time, found that opportunity at each of our high schools this year. Teachers stayed overtime to guide students toward completing assignments and taking tests to keep them on pace for graduation. More than 450 motivated students spent part of their summer taking courses to get ahead on credits. It is admirable that so many students value their education over their vacation.

As you can see, the Sioux Falls School District is serious about this business of educating students. We’ve adjusted what you might consider to be the traditional school year to meet the needs of today’s learners. We are excited to see how these efforts benefits students – and in turn, benefit our community - in the months and years to come.




The Grand Stand for Schools Sweepstakes began August 1st, ends 10/31/16 and you can enter for free every

day. Our school could win $10,000, and you could win your own $175 Prepaid Visa Card. PLUS, upload a receipt

of a participating product and you'll earn 5 Bonus Entries! Somebody's gonna win why not you and ACE!

http://www.grandstandforschools.com/

At the end of the Promotion Period, one hundred (100) grants of Ten Thousand Dollars each ($10,000) (the "Sweepstakes Grand Prize")

will be awarded to each eligible school/organization associated with a winning entry selected in a random drawing conducted by the

Administrator, from among all eligible entries on or about 11/10/16. Prizes to be awarded in the form of a check to winning

school/organization approximately 68 weeks after the random drawing.

There will be sixtyfive (65) "Instant Win Game Prizes" available for individual entrants to win. Each Instant Win Game Prize will consist of

a $175 prepaid Visa® debit. Instant Win Game Prizes will be mailed approximate 34 weeks after the end of the Promotion Period.

Turn in your GREEN collection sheet to your classroom teacher with your child’s name and grade on it and earn an ACE lanyard and pencil as pictured below. Can’t find your collection sheet? 50 box tops turned in with your child’s name and grade on it will work as well!

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