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From the Principal’s Desk:
Volunteers Needed for Testing Season
It is hard to believe that we will start the 4th quarter of the year this month (March 25th) and that FSA assessments
will begin shortly after! We are happy that the FSA testing days will be greatly reduced this year as all children will
once again be tested all at the same time using a paper/pencil format. Our 4th and 5th graders will take the Writing
assessment on April 2, followed by 3rd grade Reading on April 4 and 5. The balance of testing for these grades will
be in early May. You can help by volunteering to PROCTOR for these tests. You will be strictly an observer and
would not be scheduled for your own child’s classroom. To sign up, please click here:
https://www.signupgenius.com_FSA Proctors
Yearbooks Are Available For Order Now
This year Hartley is offering an opportunity to purchase the school yearbooks in advance. This is your opportunity to
reserve a yearbook for your son or daughter. Please look for an order form to come home with your child. The cost
of the Hartley Yearbook is $15- and advanced orders may be placed online with Leonard’s Studio. Parents may also
return their order forms to Hartley and we will forward them to Leonard’s. As always, we order a good supply of
yearbooks which arrive at the end of the year and are sold while supplies last.
5th grade STEM Fair Winners for 2018-2019
The Hartley Hawks Headlines
March, 2019 Volume 42, Number 8
Tel: 904-547-8400 Fax# 904-547-8385
Dr. Paul Goricki, Principal Kasey Baker, Asst. Principal [email protected] [email protected]
Hartley Home Page: http://www-wdh.stjohns.fl.us
* School Hours: 8:30 am – 2:50 pm *Office Hours: 8:00 am – 4:00 pm
*Wednesdays Early Release 1:50 pm
*To Report an Absence: Mrs. Robin Kelley 904-547-8384
Thanks to STEM Fair Advisor Shannon Mergel, and
all of the fifth grade teachers for the encouragement
and assistance they offered in supporting the students’
understanding of the Scientific Process.
1st Place: Jake Hudson
“What Chemical Reaction Creates the Most Significant
Energy Source?”
2nd Place: Emma Fischer
“Can Natural Filtration Systems Make Different
Sources of Water Drinkable?”
3rd Place: Landon Coe
“Out of Truss, Suspension and Arch Bridges, Which is
the Strongest?”
3rd Place:
Just the Facts!
Congratulations to second graders: Grayson Hedrick, Jackson, Marston, Addysen Harris, Knox
Thomazin, and Grace Durden for mastering all their Addition Facts! We now have 21 second graders
who are part of Mrs. Baker’s +/- Club. Mrs. Baker is hoping that every second grader will qualify for this
honor before the end of the school year!
In Subtraction, our number of experts has grown to by another student. Added to our still exclusive club in
February: Evan Benzenberg. Congratulations!
3rd Grade “Multiplication Masters” Continue to Multiply
Third graders who demonstrate a facility with multiplication facts will have an opportunity to earn
“Multiplication Master” status during the second semester. Congratulations to Kari Tate, Lily Pettigrew,
Kasey Halfacre, Hunter Williams, Dylan Corpuz, and Bianca Baptiste, who recently became members
of this group by demonstrating their grasp of multiplication facts during a verbal assessment. Each of the
students received special pencils, an ice cream treat, recognition on the “Multiplication Masters” bulletin
board and this mention in the newsletter. We hope to see all third graders join this group before the end of
the year!
Third g
Congratulations to February Character Counts Honorees!
We are very proud of these students, who were chosen by their teachers and classmates as exemplars of the
character pillar, Respect during the month of February.
Kindergarten First Grade Second Grade Lacy Dale Luke Chrzanowski Evan Benzenberg
Kenton Fernandez Taytum Lands Holly Clark
Ramona Fringo Norah Linderman Abel Davidson
Ava Gaspard Hector Mondragon Josiah Engelman
Cole Sharp Vika Whetstone Mitchell Morell
Eva Thomasson
Third Grade Fourth Grade Fifth Grade
Dylan Cruce Gracie Braddock Chloe Brett
Jewel Eggleston Jane Eggleston Jaelyn Chenault
Cezanne Fedele Holland Heite Leila LeDoux
Juliet Fogarty Richard Ni Madi Martin
Zealan Stahr Isaac Rovira Shane Stewart
Corbin Yarbrough Abby Tiller Kalea Taylor
Ava Works
Upcoming Events
Friday, March 1: Kindergarten Registration begins
Monday, March 5: Chili’s Spirit Day, 11am – 11 pm
Tuesday, March 6: SAC Meeting, 3:15 pm; Everyone invited
Friday, March 8: Safety Patrol Car Wash, 9:30 – 2:30
Friday, March 8: PTO Movie Night – Gates open at 6:30 pm; Movie starts at 7 pm.
Monday, March 11: PTO Board Meeting 3:15 pm
Tuesday, March 12: 1st Grade Field Study
Thursday, March 14: Spring Photos Day
Thursday, March 14: End of 3rd Quarter
Friday, March 15: Teacher Planning Day; NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS
March 18 – 22: Spring Break: NO SCHOOL
Monday, March 25: Classes resume
Friday, March 29: Character Counts Awards Ceremony; 9:15 am
Friday, March 29: 3rd quarter Report Cards available
Tuesday, April 2: FSA Writes for 4th and 5th grades
Thursday, April 4: FSA Reading, Grades 3 – Session 1
Friday, April 5: FSA Reading, Grades 3 – Session 2
SUMMER MARINE SCIENCE PROGRAM
Parents,
Applications for the summer Marine Science Program will be passed out by science teachers at all
schools during the week of February 11th. Applications will be due back to science teachers by March
5th. Applications can also be downloaded at any time from the website prior to April 12th at
http://www-grms.stjohns.k12.fl.us/ and click on the Marine Science link. The link also will have a
complete day by day curriculum for each grade level, parent information, and a video from last year’s
program.
This summer program is available to all students currently in grades five through seven and has been
sponsored by the school district since 1982. Three eight day sessions are held at Gamble Rogers Middle
School with bus transportation provided. The dates for the three sessions this summer will be May 29st
through June 7th, June 10th through June 20th, and June 24th through July 3rd. Small classes of 12-14
students are separated by grade level. All instructors in the program are St. Johns County School
District teachers.
The Marine Science Program is a carefully designed experience for responsible students who are
interested in learning about our local marine environments. Learning is “hands on” in the field with
students kayaking, canoeing, boating, hiking, snorkeling, sailing, windsurfing, surfing, SUP, (stand up
paddleboarding), etc. Specific grade level activities and curriculum are attached to the applications and
are also available from the website.
More information about the program can be had by emailing Kristina Bransford at
PTo Thanks You
We would like to THANK all those who donated and those who purchased raffle tickets to our Winter
Dance! We raised $1200 that we are able to give back to our teachers for student/classroom needs!
Thank you!!
Viola's Pizza Pasta & Seafood; Embassy Suites by Hilton; St. Augustine Beach Oceanfront
Resort; Panache St. Augustine - An Aveda Salon; Mermaid Life; Declaration Co; Bill Miller -
Coldwell Banker Premier Properties; Mellow Mushroom; Salt Life Food Shack St. Augustine;
St. Augustine Music Center; Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens; Mayday Ice Cream; LuLu's
Cupcakes; Ancient City Gymnastics; Cold Cow Facial Rejuvenation Centre; Smiles by Glenos;
Crème de la Cocoa; Metro Diner; Hues Hair Salon & Fatima Choutri; The Back 40; Urban
Café; Market Street Boutique; Xscape; Our Rooms Beauty by the Beach; Jacqueline Mcdaniel
Photography; The St. Augustine Scoop; Destiny Works; The Stahr Family; The Grace Family;
The Bailey Family; Nicole Moros; Lisa Pritchard; Principal Paul Goricki; Assistant Principal
Kasey Baker; Mr. Chris; Mrs. Sloat; Mrs. Ollis; Coach Masters; Officer Reed
Kindergarten Registration opens March 1st
The St. Johns County School District (SJCSD) will begin early registration for the 2019-2020 school
year March 1. This registration is only for children new to the school district, including those entering
kindergarten.
Early registration can be completed online at www.stjohns.k12.fl.us/student/enrollment or by visiting
the student’s assigned school website. To find the assigned school, enter your street address on the
Attendance Zone Locator at www.stjohns.k12.fl.us/zoning/.
To be eligible for public kindergarten in the SJCSD, children must be 5 years old on or before
September 1 and must reside in St. Johns County.
Other requirements for registration:
• Birth certificate/Guardianship Documents
• Documentation of a health examination performed within one year of enrollment
• Proof of completed required immunizations on Form DH680
• Proof of residence per the Residency and Guardianship Policy located at
www.stjohns.k12.fl.us/student/residency/
For additional information on registration, contact the Student Services Department at 547-7598 or the
assigned school.
GRMS Cheer 2019 Tryouts
Mandatory Parent Meeting - March 11th at 6:30 pm* in GRMS Classroom behind the Gym
*You must attend the meeting to be able to tryout!
Tryout Clinics: March 25th and 26th from 3:00 – 5:30 pm in the Gamble Rogers Middle School Gym
Tryouts: March 27th from 4:00 – 5:30 pm
TO TRYOUT, YOU MUST REGISTER AT: www.sjmsaa.com
If you have any questions, please contact Coach Jenn & Coach Cari by email at:
Box tops Update!
Congratulations to Mrs. Harris’s class for winning our 2nd quarter contest. They collected 318!! 2nd place goes
to Ms. Anderson collecting 267. 3rd place goes to Ms. Erickson collecting 209! Hartley collected a total of 3,250
earning a total of $335! Fantastic job Hawks!
Please collect those box tops and next contest will be October! Thank you for all your support!
Jodi Batlle Hartley Box Top Coordinator
Please support our Business Partners!
GRMS Football Try Outs!
Gamble Rogers Football Tryout Schedule (Please spread the word)
Open to all GRMS students and current 5th Graders that will be attending GRMS this August.
Monday, March 25: Study Hall 2-3pm, Practice 3:15-5:15pm
Tuesday, March 26: Study Hall 2-3pm, Practice 3:15-5:15pm (First Cuts announced)
Wednesday, March 27: Practice 5:30-7:00pm
Thursday, March 28: Study Hall 2-3pm, practice 3:15-5:15pm (Last day of cuts)
Notes:
* You must register to tryout on SJMSAA.com. This is mandatory.
* Tryouts are mandatory, even if players were on the team last season.
* GRMS students can stay after school for study hall on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. They must go
home after school on Wednesday and return for 5:30 practice.
* Current Elementary school students that are attending GRMS, in the fall, are invited and encouraged to
tryout. In the past, we have had several sixth grades start on the GRMS football team.
* Current elementary school students can attend tryouts from 4:00-5:15pm because of their school
schedule.
* Wear Cleats and athletic clothing
Please contact Coach Potak with any questions about the tryout process.
Email: [email protected] or 904-315-277
