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Mrs. J. Marshman, Principal [email protected] 6388 Sutherland Avenue Powell River, BC V8A 4W4 604-483-3191 Principal’s Message Dates to Remember King’s Readers 1 PAC News 2 Ready, Set, Learn 3 Spring Photos and Cross Country Registration Information 4 Parenting Matters Community Literacy Event 5 Student Photos 6 Inside this issue: April 2014 PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE: W elcome back! We hope you all had a restful/productive break, de- pending on your family’s goals! We are so excited to be heading in to our third term, as there are so many exciting projects on the horizon. Our courtyard transformation will begin this month, which includes seating and green space, painting on the black top, a mural by Megan Dulcie Dill and another carving lega- cy project, this time with Ivan Rosypske. Students will be involved in much of the painting, and the entire process will be filmed by Claudia Medina and Devin Pielle. Also on the to do list is our Spring Carnival, May 3 rd at the Complex, more notice will be coming home for this amazing fundraiser. And, of course, the countdown to May Day, May 16. We are so fortunate to have so many talented and enthusiastic par- ents in our school community. We are looking forward to a memorable third term! DATES TO REMEMBER: April 3 - Ready, Set, Learn - PAC Meeting April 8 - Spring Class Photos April 10 - Pizza Lunch April 15 - Cross Country (@ Westview) April 18 - Good Friday, no school April 21 - Easter Monday, no school April 24 - Pizza Lunch April 29 - Cross Country (@ Sunset Park) KINGS READERS Each week we nominate a student ‘Reading Hero’ and so far we have: CARTER MOORE KALEN FARVOLDEN AIDAN HOLLAND TYLER KOOPMAN-GOUGH TABITHA BORLAND HELEN BARSZCZEWSKI DANI JONES KATY McKAY TYLER RANKIN HAILEY KEILLOR MIRELLA DOMENIS OVERDUE LIBRARY BOOKS We currently have 120 overdue library books. Please get them back to school as soon as possible. The Librarian will be preparing invoices for families to pay for “lost” books. Thank you.

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  • Mrs. J. Marshman, Principal

    [email protected]

    6388 Sutherland Avenue

    Powell River, BC V8A 4W4

    604-483-3191

    Principal’s Message

    Dates to Remember

    King’s Readers

    1

    PAC News 2

    Ready, Set, Learn

    3

    Spring Photos and Cross Country

    Registration Information 4

    Parenting Matters

    Community Literacy Event 5

    Student Photos 6

    Inside this issue:

    April 2014

    PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE:

    W elcome back!

    We hope you all had a restful/productive break, de-

    pending on your family’s goals! We are so excited to

    be heading in to our third term, as there are so many

    exciting projects on the horizon. Our courtyard transformation will

    begin this month, which includes seating and green space, painting on

    the black top, a mural by Megan Dulcie Dill and another carving lega-

    cy project, this time with Ivan Rosypske. Students will be involved in

    much of the painting, and the entire process will be filmed by Claudia

    Medina and Devin Pielle. Also on the to do list is our Spring Carnival,

    May 3rd at the Complex, more notice will be coming home for this

    amazing fundraiser. And, of course, the countdown to May Day, May

    16. We are so fortunate to have so many talented and enthusiastic par-

    ents in our school community. We are looking forward to a memorable

    third term!

    DATES TO REMEMBER:

    April 3 - Ready, Set, Learn

    - PAC Meeting

    April 8 - Spring Class Photos

    April 10 - Pizza Lunch

    April 15 - Cross Country (@ Westview)

    April 18 - Good Friday, no school

    April 21 - Easter Monday, no school

    April 24 - Pizza Lunch

    April 29 - Cross Country (@ Sunset Park)

    KINGS READERS Each week we nominate a student

    ‘Reading Hero’ and so far we have: CARTER MOORE

    KALEN FARVOLDEN

    AIDAN HOLLAND

    TYLER KOOPMAN-GOUGH

    TABITHA BORLAND

    HELEN BARSZCZEWSKI

    DANI JONES

    KATY McKAY

    TYLER RANKIN

    HAILEY KEILLOR

    MIRELLA DOMENIS

    OVERDUE LIBRARY BOOKS We currently have 120 overdue library books.

    Please get them back to school as soon as possible.

    The Librarian will be preparing invoices for families

    to pay for “lost” books. Thank you.

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  • THE THOMSON TWEET Page 2

    THANK YOU!!!! to everyone who bought seeds from our “Great Green Fundraiser” we were able to raise

    more than $650 for PAC sponsored activities and items. Here are some things that the PAC’s fundraising has

    been helping out with at JT recently - purchasing dirt for Jessica Koop’s Spuds in Tubs program, supplying

    yoga balls for Jacqueline Robinson/Michelle Shipley class, sports equipment for lunch time intermural,

    French book subscriptions for some French classes, new jersey’s for the sports teams, wheelbarrow and hoses

    for the garden, kitchen items, DIGS is continues to work on improving the grounds of the school and there is

    more to come this Spring. Your contributions to any fundraiser are greatly appreciated.

    We hope that the students are enjoying the hot lunch options that are available on Thursday’s as well as the

    breakfast program that is available each morning.

    The wigloo is taking shape and growing at JT, if you have not seen it yet stop by the playground and have a

    look. The composters have been tended to this Spring Break and the system has expanded. The recovered

    dirt has made its way into the garden beds. A wheelbarrow and some supplies have been purchased to help

    with the maintenance of the garden. An annual maintenance plan is being developed to help everyone use the

    garden with confidence and efficiency. We are looking for volunteers to help with the maintenance of the

    garden as well as for some gardening supplies, if you can help with either of these please let us know at

    [email protected].

    The Spring Carnival is coming soon, we are collecting new and very gently used items that can be used as

    prizes for the games and for the Lucky seven booth. Items you would like to donate can be dropped off at JT

    or email [email protected] to arrange pick-up.

    We are having a family movie night Friday April 11th in the JT gym. Bring the family (no unattended stu-

    dents please), some blankets, pillows, and wear your favorite PJ’s. There will be popcorn, baking and drinks

    for sale. More info to follow . . .

    Our next PAC meeting is Thursday April 3rd at 6pm in the JT library, all parents and guardians are wel-

    come to attend. We look forward to seeing you there.

    NEXT PAC MEETING: Thursday, April 3 - 6 PM in the JT Library

    mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]

  • Page 3 THE THOMSON TWEET

    WANTED: SWIMMERS Thought about swimming on a team, why not give it a try. There is a 2 week trial for

    $25.00 (only for new swimmers to BCSSA)

    $25 off for Early bird prices for season (May to August) Prices below Reflect the $25 off

    Novice $175

    Juniors $250

    Seniors $350

    3rd child is 1/2 off 4th is free Prices will change as of April 7th

    Registration April 5&6 1-3pm in the lower foyer of the complex.

    For more information, check out the website www.powellriveraquatic.net

    Laura-Lee Maguire, Club President, [email protected] or 604-485-1242

    Preschool children and their families are invited to come and enjoy a mini school

    day designed for pre-school children. Visit the Kindergarten classes, library, mu-

    sic room, and gym. Meet school staff and ask questions about the school.

    JAMES THOMSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

    THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1:00 - 2:30 p.m.

    Register by calling the school at 604-483-3191

  • THE THOMSON TWEET Page 4

    REGISTRATION FOR SEPTEMBER KINDERGARTEN to GRADE 7

    FOR THE 2014/2015 SCHOOL YEAR

    DEADLINE March 31st, 2014

    Kindergarten Students – Please bring proof of age (child must be 5 by December 31, 2014).

    A birth certificate is preferred. (The Ministry of Education stipulates that parents may defer

    the enrollment of their child for not more than one year.)

    EARLY BIRD KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION at JT IS ONGOING. Students registering after March 31, 2014 cannot be guaranteed a placement in their school of

    choice or local area. Registrations after March 31st are at the School Board Office* only. French Immersion (K-1) – Register at James Thomson Elementary.

    Partners in Education Program (new registrations) – Register at School Board Office.

    Grade 1 to 7 Students new to Powell River or students wishing to transfer to a school outside

    of their catchment area - must register at their school of choice by March 31, 2014.

    (After March 31, 2014, register centrally at the School Board Office*).

    All Elementary Students registering after March 31, 2014, will not be guaranteed enrolment

    in their home catchment area or at their school of choice, as registration is on a first-come,

    first-served basis. *The School Board Office is located at 4351 Ontario Avenue, Powell River, BC V8A 1V3

    Registration forms: available at schools or can be prepared in advance by downloading from:

    http://www.sd47.bc.ca/Pages/registration.aspx

    SPRING PHOTOS! Tuesday, April 8th

    (Classroom and School Photos only)

    Cross Country Meets

    April 15 - 3:30pm at Westview Elementary

    April 29 - 3:30pm at Sunset Park

  • THE THOMSON TWEET Page 5

    PARENTING MATTERS Parent Information Session

    Friday, April 11 - noon to 1:00 p.m.

    Westview Elementary School Community Multi-Purpose Room WHAT’S ALL THE HYPE ABOUT VIDEO GAMES

    AND ELECTRONICS

    Are they truly addictive? It might feel that way.

    What’s a parent to do? Tips, tricks and strategies this session!

    Facilitated by Kevin Dodd (Child and Family Services) and Glynis Roman-

    ica

    Lunch will be provided and child care can be arranged

  • OUTDOOR CLASSROOM DIVISION 4

    HAYWIRE BAY

    Other school fun!

    THE THOMSON TWEET