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SIGSBEE SCOOP
May 20-May 24
 Respect, Responsibility, Resilience

Monday, May 20
Box Tops Due
FSA Mathematics Grades 7-8
EOC Algebra and Geometry
Lunch:Kim's Kuban hot ham/cheese, Goldfish crackers, fruit

Tuesday, May 21
FSA Mathematics Grades 7-8
EOC Algebra and Geometry
Band Rehearsal 3:00-4:00
Science Night 4:30-5:30
Lunch: Kennedy Cafe tacos, popcorn, fruit

Wednesday, May 22
Coffee Clatch for Parents 8:00-9:15 AM
6th Grade Pigeon Key
Lunch: Kennedy Cafe grilled cheese, Cheez-Its, fruit

Thursday, May 23
6th Grade Pigeon Key
Band Rehearsal 3:00-4:00
Spring Fling 4:00-6:00 
Somerset Academy HS Presentation to 8th Graders 8:10 
Lunch: China Garden sweet-n-sour chicken, white rice, fortune cookie, fruit

Friday, May 24
6th Grade Pigeon Key
Lunch: Pizza Hut pizza, caesar salad, fruit

Monday, May 27
NO SCHOOL: Memorial Day

Tuesday, May 28
8th Grade Sebago Trip
Lunch: Kennedy Cafe corn dogs, cheese puffs, fruit

Wednesday, May 29
Teacher Appreciation Luncheon (see below)
Book Swap 8:20-10:15
Cardboard Boat Races 10:30-1:00
Last Day of Enrichment
Lunch: Kennedy Cafe chicken tenders, fries, fruit

Thursday, May 30
3rd Grade Bowling Trip 11:30-2:30
4th Grade Fury Trip 8:45-1:00 
5th Grade Moving Up Ceremony 8:30 
8th Grade Graduation Ceremony 6:00 
Lunch: Pizza Hut pizza, caesar salad, Fruit

Friday, May 31
Last Day For Students
Middle School Luau
K-5 Pirate Field Day
Dismissal 11:30 AM
End of 4th Quarter
Have a Great Summer!
STUDENT ACCOUNTS
Please be sure to settle your student account ASAP to ensure enrollment for your child next year.  For those who are leaving, withdrawal procedures cannot be finalized until your child's fees have been settled.

 CONGRATULATIONS!
Will Stolze and Eddie Strunk- 2 7th graders recognized by the Monroe County School District for their participation in the Regional STEM Fair.


Virginia McGrail- for receiving an Honorable Mention Award at the Robert Frost Poetry Contest


COFFEE CLATCH FOR PARENTS
When Sophie Thinks She Can”t
May 22nd 8:00-9:15 AM


People with a growth mindset believe that success can result from effort and effective strategies.  When children are taught that we all have malleable intelligence and can "grow our brains” by forming new neural pathways, they become willing to struggle and persist with challenging tasks.  Children who are taught ways to develop growth mindset are more engaged and persistent in responding to challenges. Summertime reading and writing with the right mindset can be a great experience. May 22 Coffee Clatch will be focused on the language parents can use to grow and develop growth mindset.  


VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Thank you for your awesome volunteerism!  
These events would not be possible without you.

May 22nd: Parent Coffee Clatch 8:00-9:15 AM
May 23rd: Spring Fling 3:00-7:00 PM
May 29th: Book Swap 7:30-10:30 AM email Ms. Crandall at debbi.crandall@sigsbee.org
                   Teacher Appreciation Luncheon
May 31st: K-5 Pirate Field Day
Come join in the fun and help our elementary students kick-off the summer!  Volunteers will receive approx. 3-4 hours of time towards their yearly quota.  Register at the link below:

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/30e054aa4ac2aa4fa7-scspirate1



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