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HAVE YOU HEARD ABOUT...
The first day of school?
Daily assignments and reading?
Open Court reading sounds?
"Seat on seat, and back on back"?
Student Drop-off on south Charleston?
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School Pictures?
Book clubs?
Bus safety guidelines?
Absence notes
Our OSFC project? |
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Calendar Notes
| September 7 -Labor
Day, No school |
September 10- PTO meeting, 7 PM cafeteria |
September 11- 2 hour delay, teacher inservice |
September17- School Pictures (other Kg,
9-18) |
September 25- Progress Reports go home
(grades 2-5) |
September 25- Homeroom parents meeting,
1:30 PM, cafeteria |
September 29-October 20-
Primary PTO Nut Sale |
October 1- Skating Party,
6 PM, Roller Haven, Washington CH |
October 6- 3rd Grade Reading
Achievement Test |
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| We're Peanutty about Primary
PTO!
On September 29, we will send home nut sale information.
All Primary students are invited to participate. This successful
annual event is sponsored by the Parent Teacher Organization. The
sale includes a wide variety of nuts and treats. The timing of the
sale gives your family, friends and acquaintances the chance to
buy for holiday baking and entertaining. The proceeds help us to
buy materials like library books and classroom teaching materials,
and support school programs like Greene County Parks and Recreation
teaching visits and Dayton Philharmonic visits.
We are fortunate to have a very active parent organization in our
school! Please consider becoming a part of this fine group. Officers
for this year are: President Krista Harding; Treasurer: Amy Eakins;
Secretary, Jenny Sigfried. Other leaders include Homeroom Coordinators:
Krista Vipperman and Alyson Whitehead. |
| Where, Oh Where
Has My Little Dog Gone?
Students have many personal items like lunch boxes, sweaters,
hats, and jackets. Sometimes, they set these down and forget where
they have put them. Help us and help yourselves by clearly marking
your child's name on any personal items that comes to school. At
the end of each year, our lost and found box is full and overflowing
with perfectly good clothing and other items that we cannot give
to the owners because they ar not marked. |
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Please return all forms promptly so we will
have accurate records for you and your child
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Please call the office before 9 AM if your child
is absent
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Students are not allowed to make up work without
a note after an absence
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Students are not to bring toys or radios to
school. Teachers may give permission to bring them on special
days
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Lunch Tickets
Lunch tickets are helpful for our students. Here are some reminders:
1. Tickets are for students buying lunch for more than one day
in the week.
2. Tickets are available the first day of a week in the office.
3. Paying by check is best, but cash is also accepted.
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Gifted Education
Greeneview will soon begin identification of gifted students.
The process follows Ohio guidelines. Identification areas include
superior cognitive ability, specific academic ability. If you would
like to recommend your child for screening in any of these areas,
please pick up a nomination form and return it by September 4, 2009.
For information, contact Janet Newhart-Ary, 675-9391. |
| Greeneview
Primary Staff |
| Kindergarten |
Serene Lawrence
Dianna Nester
Martha Rector
Judy Lowstetter |
| First |
Marcia Coates
Alissa Longo
Julie Kragel
Anita Mayes
Kim Reiber |
| Second |
Sam Hook
Linda Motter
Marsha Steele
Tiffany Sonneman
Beth Rogers |
| Third |
Kristine Erwin
Mary Henry
Alicia Manor
Marissa Cancino
Jane Aronhalt |
| Special
Education |
Sharon Johnson
Nancy Michael
Connie McClure |
| Special Ed Aides |
Gloria Benson
Gabby Bradds |
| Title I |
Gay Combs
Rhea Young |
| Physical Education |
Marlo McCoy |
| Music |
Terry Pickering |
| Building Aides |
Julie Coe
Julie Garringer
Kathy Liming
Relna Morris |
| Secretaries |
Gina Pitzer
Diana Hart |
| Custodians |
Mike Canty
Brenda Burton
Debbie Yancey |
| Kitchen |
Michelle Ferguson
Ann Gordon |
| School Psychologist |
Pam Jackson |
| Nurse |
Elizabeth Westray |
| Speech/Language |
Karen Reichley |
| Principal |
Bill Hayes |
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Working Together |
Getting a good start to
the day is vital. Use this list of practical ideas to use with strategies
you are already using. Together we can make it
a great day!
- Plan wake up time that gives children plenty of time to get
moving, eat breakfast, and get ready without rushing.
- Lay out clothers and supplies the night before.
- Establish storage areas for bookbags, lunch boxes, lunch money,
homework and clothes to prevent having to search for them.
- Set aside time to talk. When you take the time to say even a
few words, you are reminding your children that you care.
- Make you last words to them in the morning positive and pleasant.
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Lunch Menu Announcement
Be on the lookout for a refrigerator magnet with our menu
for the whole year. We hope it will help you and your child make
good lunch decisions by knowing "what's cooking".
Lunch main dishes:
Aug 26-28: Personal pizza, chicken nuggets, cheeseburger
Aug 31- 9/4: chicken tenders, walking taco, rectangle pizza, chicken
patty, mac & cheese
Sept 7-11: no school, nachos grande, pizza slice, chicken tenders,
hot dog
Sept 14- 18: chicken patty sandwich, walking taco, rectangle pizza,
chicken nuggets, spaghetti
Sept 21-25: chicken patty sandwich, nachos grande, personal pizza,
chicken nuggets, cheeseburger
Sept 28- 10/2: chicken tenders, walking taco, rectangle pizza, chicken
patty, mac & cheese
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