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It is going to be a GREAT year!
Our First Assembly PTO Arboretum Dash Assembly
Motivational and Exciting!! Arboretum T-Shirt Day!
Wednesday, September 25
8:00 a.m. in the Gym! Parents are welcome to attend.
Come and get motivated, excited, and jazzed about the upcoming
Arboretum Dash!
Arboretum Elementary School 1350 Arboretum Drive Waunakee, WI 53597
608-849-1800
ATTENDANCE -849-1800 - Extension 1 [email protected]
608-849-1810—Fax
Ms. Sheila Weihert, Principal
Together We Learn! Together We Grow! September 2019
PTO Arboretum Dash Thursday, September 26, 2019
Friday, September 27, 2019 Rain Day
THANK YOU to our fabulous families and businesses that are sponsor-ing our 4th Annual Arboretum Dash! Platinum Level - Meicher CPAs LLP, West and Dunn Gold Level - Ideal Crane Rental, Inc., Livable Communities by Don Tier-ney, Hello Gorgeous Salon, Accord Realty - Brandon Grosse, Moh’s Martial Arts, Little Strokes Swim Academy, Stevens Construction Corp, Silver Level - Badger Gymnastics, NORD Gear, and Lamers Bus Lines Bronze Level - Endres Manufacturing, Infinity Marital Arts, Orange Shoe, Cyclismo, Waunakee Community Bank and American Family—Jim Christensen In-Kind Level - Race Day Events, Rocky Rococo, Zoe's Pizzeria, Allison Fonseca Photography, Taher Foods, Texas Roadhouse, Milio’s Sandwich-es. Waunakee Rental, Premier Builders, Inc. and McDonalds
Arboretum Elementary PTO 1350 Arboretum Drive | Waunakee, WI 53597
phone 608-849-1800
Waunakee Arboretum PTO
Dear Arboretum Elementary Staff, Parents, Students, and Supporters: DONE Our PTO would like to welcome you to our school! For those of you who are unfamiliar with us, we are a volunteer organization made up of parents, teachers, administrators, and support staff who are all dedicated to the success-ful education of our children. We work hard to help make the school year both enjoyable and exciting for our students, teachers, parents, and families. The purpose of our organization is to aid the students and staff by providing support for both educational and recreational needs. Our main mission is to contribute to the posi-tive family community and raise funds for needed school items or events. We also pro-mote open communication between administration, teachers, and parents and love to en-courage Arboretum school spirit and pride. We use our resources, both manpower and monetary, to support all the efforts of the staff of our school. Everything we do is based on volunteers and we are always looking for those who’d like to help make a difference in the lives of the children. We hope that all families at Arbore-tum can participate in our social events and support fundraising efforts. Please mark your calendars for Thursday, September 26th for our 4th Annual Arboretum Dash! We have limited our fundraisers to this main event and also Art to Remember in December. We believe that these two fundraisers can fund our needs of our school community. Please see the attached list of Coordinator Chairs and reach out if you’d like to be in-volved. We are always open to new ideas, and appreciate the help and donations! Finally, we believe that it is the ultimate importance that we do everything to enhance the learning environment of our students. It takes us all working together to ensure that this happens. Thank you to the families that make Arboretum Elementary such a special place for our children to learn and grow! With Appreciation: Anne Blackburn, PTO President, and Sheila Weihert, Arboretum Principal Email: [email protected] and [email protected]
Arboretum Elementary School
PTO Coordinators
2019-2020
President: Anne Blackburn [email protected]
Position Name Email
Art to Remember Ciara Barclay-Buchanan [email protected]
Birthday Books Katie LeFevre-Tomlin [email protected]
Box Tops Jodie Sorenson [email protected]
Display Case Elisse Carroll
Anna Westphal
Early Riser Reader Brooke Knowles [email protected]
Facebook Emily Bauer Hofmann [email protected]
Fun Run Anne Blackburn
Lora Moody
Graphic Design Coordinator John Fritsche
Rachel Gonzalez
Music Winter Program Christine Gruetzmacher
Christina Engen
Restaurant Nights Laura Komar
Emily Bauer
Staff Appreciation Sarah Lundquist
Jamie Thornton
Emily Bauer Hofmann
Jamie Millin
Trunk or Treat Stephanie Parker
Ashley Boyd-Ellis
Volunteer Coordinator Kelli Richards [email protected]
Thursday, September 12, 2019
Arboretum, Heritage, Prairie and Intermediate students and families are invited!
4-7pm
AT HERITAGE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
PTO BBQ
KICK OFF Join us for a Fun Family Event!
DISTRICT ASSESSMENTS
STAR TESTING: In September, we will begin conducting the STAR testing for grades 1-4. The STAR test is a computer test where students and teachers learn what stu-dents know. The STAR test offers us immediate feedback as well as helping students become familiar with standardized testing. Selected students are tested in STAR Reading. All 1st—4th will take the STAR Math test. PALS TESTING: Kindergarten, 1st and 2nd grade students will complete PALS test-ing in the fall. Wisconsin teachers use PALS to identify students at risk of developing reading difficulties, diagnose students' knowledge of literacy fundamentals, monitor progress, and plan instruction that targets students' needs. Here are ways to help your child be successful when testing:
¨ Explain that the tests will show how much they have learned. ¨ Encourage them to try their best, but don’t feel stressed. ¨ If possible practice for the test. ¨ Limit activities and be sure they get to bed on time the night before tests. ¨ On test day, give them a nutritious breakfast. ¨ Let them know you will be proud of how they do.
Box Tops for Education
Welcome Back!!! If you have your summer packets complete, please don’t forget to turn them in! Check out our board right outside the school office as there is a lot of “BUZZ” going around about box tops…check out this short video (less than a mi-nute) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hh94b2BvFK4&feature=youtu.be. It will show you how easy it is to scan your box tops – no more clipping – all you have to do is download the app and scan your receipt. Some of your fellow families have al-ready started earning money for Arboretum with their school shopping. I will still con-tinue to send home the box top collection sheets as there are still some of the “original” box tops that you will still need to clip and turn in. The box to turn them in is located under our board. Thank you for supporting your school.
Jodie Sorenson Box Top Coordinator
Six Day Schedule
We are looking forward to another outstanding school year with your children. We are writing to let you know that we are continuing with the a six day rotating schedule. One of the intents of this format is to equitably distribute the amount of “specials” classes, regardless of your child’s homeroom. Your classroom teacher will be able to share with you what specials are on a day 1, a day 2, a day 3, etc. at the start of the year. The day 1-6 schedule is also on the Arboretum website and parent google calendar. In the event that school is can-celled for a day, the next day we have school will resume the day count. In other words, we will not skip days in the rotation. One of the biggest challenges may be remembering to have appropri-ate shoes for physical education class and having books to return dur-ing library time. Classroom teachers will provide reminders for li-brary time. We suggest that if students are not in the habit of wear-ing appropriate shoes for physical education on a daily basis, consider keeping a pair of tennis shoes at school. Additionally, instructional blocks for reading and math are more con-sistent across grade level teams. This provides new opportunities to include best practices into our instructional setting. We are excited about the opportunities that this schedule will provide for your child.
September— Respect
Treat others as you want to be treated.
October—Courage
Do the right thing and don’t follow the crowd, even
when it is difficult.
November—Citizenship
Be involved in your school and community.
January—Responsibility
Be accountable for your behavior and belongings.
February —Self-Discipline
Have control over your actions and emotions.
March —Friendship
Treat others with kindness.
April —Fairness
Cooperate with one another and
treat each other equally.
May —Perseverance
Keep working hard toward your goal.
June—Honesty
Tell the truth and admit when you are wrong.
Perseverance
Arboretum Dash Assembly
Wednesday, September 25
8:00 a.m. in the gym
Arboretum T-Shirt Day!
We are excited to celebrate the
Arboretum Dash with an assem-
bly. Help your PTO make this the best event EVER. Families - share your fundraising page with your so-cial media friends and family. Collect cash or checks, 100% of donations come right back to Arboretum Ele-mentary. Our efforts are making a difference! Thanks for your support as we are off and running for the Fourth Annual Arboretum Dash! Our main fundraiser is RIGHT around the corner!
Our Fundraising Page:
http://www.funrun101.com/arboretum
Spirit Days!
Wednesday, September 25
Arboretum T- Shirt Day - Arboretum Dash Assembly
Thursday, October 31
Halloween
Monday, November 11
Red White and Blue Day
Celebrating Veterans Day
Friday, December 20
Dress Up Day—Music Program
Friday, January 10
Wear sports clothes—PTO Family Fun Fitness
Friday, February 14
Red/Pink/White Day—Valentine’s Day
Thursday, March 12
Green Day
Friday, June 5
Arboretum T- Shirt Day - Field Day
Respect At Arboretum we always focus on the whole child in addition to the academic learning. The most important thing we do at Arboretum is provide an environment for each child to feel warm, welcome, and love learning. As part of this focus, we choose a word of the month that reflects good character. Our word this month is respect. Throughout the month, teachers emphasize what respect looks like in our school. We work on respect of other people, ourselves, and our environment – from school, to playground, to country. We hope that you can take the time to talk with your child(ren) about respect and examples of respect in your home. As always, we appreciate your partnership in education!
Ms. Weihert will be dishing up ice cream sundaes to students with September birthdays on Thurs-day, September 19 at 12:45 for grade 1, 12:55 p.m. for grades 2-4 and 1:30 p.m. for Kindergarten in the lunch room. Parents are welcome to attend.
Summer birthdays June birthdays are celebrated in June. July birthdays are celebrated in January. August birthdays are celebrated in February.
September Birthday Celebration Thursday, September 19
School picture retakes will be on Tuesday, October 8. Student pic-tures taken on August 14 will be com-ing in Thursday folders. Parents who are not pleased with the picture pack-age should return the entire packet to your child’s teacher or office BEFORE October 8. Picture retake ordering forms will be coming. If you are interested in or-dering a picture package please com-plete the order form, make check payable to Lifetouch and return it to your child’s teacher or the office by October 8. Questions? Please call 1-888-267-7571.
School Picture Retake Day Tuesday, October 8
Thank you
PTO for providing
a birthday book to first grade
students!
Fourth Grade Opportunities!
Fourth graders have the opportunity to serve on Service Club, Safety Patrol , and/or do Morning Announcements. Safety Patrol stu-dents and Morning Announcers will receive training at recess time. Service Club students help out during recess times. Students receive safety patrol and morning announcement schedules in Thursday folders.
School Messenger
Please make and review arrangements for af-ter school activities with your child prior to the beginning of the school day. Please notify teachers and the office via a note of any changes in your child’s after school routine. Parents may also email [email protected]
Last minute changes or emergencies should be called into the office at least one hour before school is dismissed. Teachers may not have time to check their e-mail, so please do not e-mail teachers of any last minute changes.
The Waunakee Community School District has installed and activated a buzz-in security system at all schools. Doors will be locked until 7:15 a.m. and reopen from 7:15-7:40 a.m. During school hours from 7:40 a.m. to 2:40 p.m. when students are present, all doors in the school are locked. When coming to school during locked times, please press the silver call button near the front door. Office per-sonnel will answer your page. Please give them your name and purpose of your visit. All visitors still need to report to the office to sign in. We ask that you refrain from opening any doors for other visitors. We appreciate your patience, understanding, and support of establishing a secure school environment.
Students should not use the door by the caf-eteria. Families are asked to enter and exit through door #1.
Arboretum Elementary School will provide the monthly parent newsletter and school events calendar on the Arboretum website at www.waunakee.k12.wi.us/arboretum as well as the parent google calendar.
School Communication
Online Information
In an effort to regularly communicate student progress and school events to parents/guardians, electronic communi-cation is sent via Infinite Campus Mes-senger/email on Thursdays. As much communication as possible will be sent via email. Families who opted to receive pa-per copies of school correspondence will receive this information in Thursday folders. Please remember to check your child’s Thursday folder for important in-formation and school announcements.
It is very important for all visitors, volunteers and parents to sign in the office and obtain a visitor sticker during the school day. All regular volunteers are required to complete a volunteer application form.
School Safety: Please sign in the office.
Have you checked out
Waunakee Arboretum PTO
on Facebook?
7:40 a.m.—2:40 p.m. Playground supervision begins at 7:15 a.m.
Shuttle busers dismissed at 2:30 p.m. Bus/walkers dismissed at 2:40 p.m.
School Hours
School Security System
Attendance # 849-1800 (Extension 1)
or email [email protected]
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Immunizations All schools in the state of Wisconsin are required early in every school year to document that each student is up-to-date with immunizations that protect against childhood illnesses. In order to make schools safe and healthy places for children to learn, we request your assistance in this task.
We are obligated to send parents letters and official forms notifying them if all appropriate immunizations for their child have not been reported to the school. It may be that your child has received the immunizations but we do not have that information on file. Please call the office to share that information with us (health office 849-1800 Extension 2). It may be necessary for you to call a clinic or health department locally or in a previous hometown to get needed information if you do not have a record.
If immunizations are lacking, your child may need to be immunized by your own health care provider or through the Dane County Public Health Department’s free immunization clinics (242-6520). Please call the school health office (849-1800 Extension 2) as soon as the new immunizations are received. We will need to continue to send official notices if we do not have the necessary information at school. If for personal, health, or religious reasons your child will not be receiving all required immunizations at this time, please read the Waiver section on the back of the yellow immunization card and sign accordingly. A doctor’s signature is required for a health waiver to be accepted. Please return this health information to the school office as soon as possible. We want to insure that all children are adequately protected against illness and have a successful year at school.
Thank you!
Kathy Grosskopf, Health Assistant [email protected]
Wendi Dorn, School Nurse Cell: 209-5555
From the Health Office As a parent/guardian, you often have to make the decision of whether or not to send your child to school if he/she has symptoms of an illness. Sometimes it’s hard to know if the symptoms will go away after a couple of hours, or progressively get worse throughout the day. As a guideline, fever (temperature of 100 or greater), vomiting, or diarrhea are considered signs of illness and are reasons to keep your child home to prevent exposing well children to illness. Other symptoms such as a severe rash or a severe sore throat (one that did not begin that morning) may also indicate illness and should be considered when deciding whether your child should attend school. Some children at school have immune systems that are fragile so what may seem a minor illness for one child could be very detrimental to another child. According to state law H49.01, any teacher, principal, or nurse may send home for the purpose of diagnosis and treatment, any pupil suspected of having a communicable disease. Some examples are: lice, strep throat, and impetigo. Contact our health assistant at 849-1800 (extension 2) or the Dane County Public Health Department at 242-6520 if you would like more information.
Medications Just a reminder that the medication consent forms are in the parent handbook, on the school district website, and in the school office. The consent form needs to be used and signed by the doctor any time prescribed medication is to be given at school. If it is an over-the-counter medication, only the parent has to sign the consent form. All medication needs to come to school in the original container.
Sign up for
Parent Teacher Conferences!
Parent Teacher Conferences are sched-uled on Tuesday, October 8 and Tues-day, March 10 for a 1 5 minute time frame from 3:45 – 7:45 p.m.
Or
Friday, October 11 and Friday, March 13 for a 1 5 minute time frame from 8:00 a.m. – Noon. This is a no school day.
Sign up sheets will be emailed to par-ents via Infinite Campus on August 29
Attendance Line: 849-1800 (extension 1) or email [email protected]
Please call the attendance line at 849-1800 (extension 1) or email [email protected] before 8:30 a.m. if your child will be absent or tardy from school. Please provide the following information: your name, name of student, teacher’s name, reason for absence and if you would like homework collected. Parents may pick up homework at the end of the day on the homework table outside of the office.
Parent Drop Off and Pick Up Locations
pick up area.
Please pull ahead as far as you can to the stop sign in front of the main entrance. Parents should remain in the car as chil-dren are dropped off. If you would like to walk your child into school or get out of your vehicle, then you need to park in the parking lot and walk your child into the building.
The parent pick up loop is also the perimeter of the parking lot. Children are to wait until their parent comes to the front area of the
school prior to going to the vehicle. Again, children are not allowed to walk through the parking lot unless escort-ed by an adult. Parents are always welcome to park their vehicles and walk to pick up their children from school.
The busses will temporarily block departing car traffic to insure the safe crossing of our walking and biking stu-dents.
Students that walk or bike to school will be given instruc-tions on how to leave our school area safely.
The west driveway is the only inbound driveway to Arbore-tum Elementary. All busses and cars will use this driveway to enter the Arboretum Ele-mentary parking lot, parent drop off/pick up loop, and bus loop. The other two drive-ways are exit driveways only. Please be cautious for chil-dren and parents walking near all driveways.
No children are allowed to walk through the parking lot unless escorted by an adult.
The parent drop off and pick up area is directly in front of the main entrance. Please follow the perimeter of the parking lot to the drop off/
Recycle Ink and Toner Ever wonder what to do with your used ink and toner cartridge from your home desktop printer? Instead of throwing them away, why not donate them to Arboretum Elementary School? We belong to a program in which we get paid for every toner cartridge that we send. The more we send, the more we receive in return. You will not only help your school, but will be helping the en-vironment as well. Please have your child bring them to school either in their original box, or in a plastic bag. They can give them to their teacher or to Mr. Miller.
THANK YOU!
General Mills Box Tops
Pop tabs
Printer Cartridges
Please place in the green box
outside of the office.
Please save for the school
Arboretum T-Shirt
$5.00
Our first Arboretum T-Shirt Day is Wednesday, September 25.
We are excited to announce the Arboretum T-Shirt. This is the last year using this t-shirt. T-Shirts are great to wear during field trips and Field Day. T-Shirts cost $5 and are available to pur-chase in the office. Please pay cash or write check payable to Waunakee Schools. Youth Small through Adult 3X are available.
Arboretum
T-Shirt Day!
Wednesday,
September 25
7:00—7:30 a.m. for families in grades K-2
Fridays
October 4
December 6
February 7
April 3
Parents and students of grades Kindergarten through second grade are invited to join us for Early Riser Reader. Parents and students are invited to come to our library at 7:00 a.m. to enjoy reading books together, grab a light breakfast treat, enjoy the library, and head off for work and class by 7:30 a.m. We will also have some wonderful prizes for K-2 students. We hope to see you there! No RSVP is nec-essary.
Student Financial Assistance
The Waunakee Community School District is committed to ensuring that all students and families can participate in their school communities re-gardless of a family’s ability to pay. Scholarships or payment plans may be available to anyone needing that. Please contact Teri Reible at 608-849-2000 to learn more about these opportunities. If you would like in-formation on this in Spanish, please call 608-219-6542.
Taher Food Service Payment Information Please send all food service payments and semester milk payments to Food Service at 101 School Drive during the school year. Payments are no longer to be sent to each individual school. The preferred method of payment is to pay online at www.waunakee.k12.wi.us and go to the Food Service tab for further instruction. The online system is also available to pay your semester milk payments. The online pay system can be accessed thru Infinite Campus. The system works as a pre-paid lunch account. The system works with individual student accounts not family accounts. All payments are made to an individual student not a family account. All payments other than online payments are encouraged to be either sent to the Food Service of-fice at 101 School Dr. (lower level), or dropped off at that location. Please be reminded that your student will be offered semester morning milk only if we have your payment for first half year when school starts on September 3. Your milk payment is separate from your lunch ac-count and the semester milk amount is $36.00 per half year.
Food Service continues to work with local farmers to bring farm fresh produce to your stu-dents. We continue to offer two lunch choices this year at all elementary schools; one choice is a made-from-scratch meal and one choice is a kid-friendly choice. The Intermediate school will follow a similar lunch choice for their Classic Café as the Elementary Schools, but we will continue to offer the"Creation Station Lite" on Tuesday and Thursdays for a slightly higher price mark. Additionally, a la carte choices will be made available at the Intermediate School level during the lunch hour. Breakfast is also served daily (see separate breakfast menu). The Fruit & Vegetable Bar will still be offered to your students with fruits and vegeta-bles but there is no requirement as in the past that your student must take items of a certain quantity. They can opt for what they want to take. Lunch will consist of an entrée, fruit and vegetables(hot and cold), a bread serving and a milk or a mini bottle of water. Dessert will also be offered some weeks of the month. The food service department recognizes that good nu-trition has a positive effect on learning and good health. It is our mission to provide nutritious meals to students, staff and the community, in a caring and customer-friendly environment. Our menu’s consist of freshly prepared foods, no trans fats, fresh fruit and vegetables and foods that are minimally processed.
Lunch Account Questions, Kelly Regali 849-2185 (Extension 1)
Free/Reduced Questions, Jessica Dargenio 849-2185 (Extension 2)
Director of Food Service, Connie Vacho 849-2185 (Exxtension 3)
Lunch Information
Fall Friday nights bring excitement as the community comes out to sup-port our Warriors Football team. To ensure that the game is a safe and enjoyable environment for everyone the Activities Department has the following expectations for K-4th graders who attend games at Warrior Stadium.
1. K-4th graders must attend the game with a parent 2. K-4th graders must be with their parents during the game. Do not run around the
stadium unattended. 3. Concessions are available at quarters and halftime for K-4th graders. 4. Please return to your seat immediately after going to concessions or restrooms. 5. No footballs, soccer balls, etc...are allowed in the stadium. They will be confiscated
by game supervisors. There is NO ball playing, tag games, etc...allowed in the sta-dium or the fields behind the stadium.
6. Always exhibit good sportsmanship, be respectful during the National Anthem, school songs, and player introductions. Never yell at officials or opposing players. Represent Waunakee in a positive manner.
7. Remember, you should be going to the game to watch the game. If you have any questions please contact Aaron May, Activities Director at 849-2104.
Go Warriors!
K-4th Grade Football Game Expectations
School Volunteer Application
The Waunakee Community School District is dedicated to both the safety and education of our students. We value our parent volunteers. The Waunakee Community School District Board of Education requires that all volunteers will need to have an annual background check in or-der to volunteer in the classroom or on field trips. A criminal back-ground check will be repeated every 3 school years. Kindergarten parents: If you think you will volunteer this year or wish to chap-erone a field trip, please complete the online volunteer form. We appreciate your understanding and support as we continually make ef-forts to ensure the safety and well being of our students.
Physical Education News and Notes
Welcome to a new school year! My name is Mr. Holler and I will be working with your child this year as his/her physical education teacher. I am looking forward to working with your child and assisting him/her as he/she continues to grow physically, emotionally, and intellectually. With you and I working to-gether, we can help your child have a successful school year. I would greatly appreciate it if you could do the following things: 1. Please make sure that your child has a good pair of tennis shoes for class. The safety of your child and other children improves greatly if laces are able to be tied, toes are covered, and shoes stay on the feet when moving. Dress shoes/sandals/flip flops/boots should not be worn to PE class. If your child likes to wear to school shoes that are not tennis shoes, please keep a pair of tennis shoes at school for your child to change into on PE days. 2. Please remind your child to wear appropriate attire on Physical Education days. This may include shorts, t-shirts, socks and tennis shoes on warm days and sweat pants, sweat shirts when the weather becomes a little bit cooler outside. Also, many times throughout the year we will be working on activities where your child will be moving on the floor and grass (sitting, crawling, rolling, etc.). Thus, make sure your child wears clothes that you don’t mind if a little dirt gets on them. 3. Please make an effort to talk with your child about what he/she is learning in Physical Education class as well as if he/she is being respectful, responsi-ble, and safe. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions at [email protected] regarding any matters that may affect your child’s participation in Physical Education class. Once again, I am looking forward to working with your child and helping him/her to become smarter, kinder and healthier. Stay Healthy, Mr. Holler Physical Education
Social Media Presence
2019-2020
Please consider following us at the links found below and encour-age your family and friends to follow us as well.
If you don’t follow social media, please know we will continue to send information to families in the usual ways we have in the past. If you are not a social media user, you can still go to these sites and follow the activity, as they are open for public viewing.
https://www.facebook.com/WaunakeeCSD/
https://twitter.com/WaunakeeCSD
https://www.instagram.com/waunakeecsd/
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSOcnFDAjiGg8mMBqnOfp3w?view_as=subscriber
Waunakee Public Library Highlight of the Month
New Library !!!
Have your heard? The brand new Waunakee Public Library is now open! If you haven’t yet, please come visit us soon at 201 N Madison Street. The new library features bigger and expanded spaces for everyone, including study rooms, rentable and reservable spaces and more technology. Additionally, August is Amnesty Month and we will be waiving ALL overdue fines on items returned to Wau-nakee during the month of August! We also waived all outstanding overdue fines on Wau-nakee patron accounts so that you can start the month with a clean slate. Check out ma-terials and the new library without worrying about accruing overdue fines!
Thank You Volunteers for stuffing Arboretum Dash Goodie Bags!
Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri
Please check out
the parent
calendar on
Google!
2
Labor Day
No School
Day 1 3
First Day of
School
7:40 a.m. to
2:40 pm.
Day 2 4
Day 3 5
Day 4 6
Day 5 9
Arboretum
Dash
Consent form due
Day 6 10
Day 1 11
Day 2 12
PTO
BBQ Kick Off
Heritage School
4:00—7:00 pm
Day 3 13
Day 4 16
Day 5 17
Day 6 18
Day 1 19
RSVP due for the
School Picnic on
9/26 September
Birthday
Ice Cream Sundae
Celebration
Day 2 20
Day 3 23
Day 4 24 Day 5 25
Assembly 8:00
a.m. in Gym
Arboretum
T-shirt Day
Day 6 6
Arboretum Dash
School Picnic
Day 1 27
Arboretum Dash
School Picnic
Rain Day
Day 2 30
September 2019