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 SIGSBEE SCOOP

November  15- November 19


Monday, November 15

Food donations for Thanksgiving baskets due

Breakfast: Cereal bar with graham crackers, fruit, juice and milk

Lunch: Cheeseburger, broccoli with ranch, fruit, juice and milk

Tuesday, November 16

Breakfast: Cereal bar with graham crackers, fruit, juice and milk

Lunch: Taco stick, chips-n-salsa, fruit, juice and milk

Wednesday, November 17

Breakfast: Bagel, fruit, juice and milk

Lunch: Pizza, potato smiles, fruit, juice and milk

Thursday, November 18

Breakfast: granola bar with graham crackers, fruit, juice and milk

Lunch: Corn dog, bag o'chips, fruit, juice and milk


Friday, November 19

Breakfast: banana bread, fruit, juice and milk

Lunch: ham and cheese sandwich, bag o' chips, cucumber slices with ranch, fruit, juice and milk


THANKSGIVING RECESS November 19- November 28

Monday, November 29:  Professional Day for Teachers (No Students)


THANKSGIVING BASKET DONATIONS ARE DUE MONDAY!

Kindergarten:  peanut butter and jelly
First Grade: condiments (ketchup, mustard, mayo)
Second Grade: Ramen noodles or dry pasta
Third Grade: macaroni and cheese (BOGO at Publix this week)
Fourth Grade: rice and beans
Fifth Grade: nuts (cans or jars) 
Sixth Grade: granola bars or Nutri Grain bars (BOGO at Publix this week)
Seventh Grade: cereal (BOGO at Publix this week)
Eighth Grade: canned goods (vegetables, soups) (BOGO at Publix this week)

We are also looking for donations of packing tape and medium sized boxes in good condition (see photo for size example)


UPDATE TO MASKING POLICY
MASKS OPTIONAL

At this week's SCS Board of Directors' meeting, the members voted to follow recent updates to the masking policy made by the Monroe County School District.  Effective immediately, masks are now optional for all staff, students and visitors.  We recommend that persons remain masked if not vaccinated.

All other measures (i.e. 3' distancing, symptom free attendance) will continue.

DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP LESSONS

During the next few weeks, the elementary students will be engaging in digital citizenship activities during library lesson time. We are discussing topics that are imperative in today’s world. The topics will include: media balance, privacy, security, and digital footprints in the virtual environment. We will also discuss relationships, cyberbullying, digital drama and hate speech. Finally, in concurrence with class research papers, the discussion will focus upon news and media literacy. Please take a moment to discuss our week’s topics with your children as we review these important concepts. Check out the weekly summary on the Sigsbee library website. 


If you have questions or suggestion, please contact Elizabeth Kuhlman, the school library media specialist at elizabeth.kuhlman@sigsbee.org or call 305-294-1861 x63302


NATIONAL VETERANS AND MILITARY FAMILY MONTH
Please help us celebrate our many military-connected families by providing a picture for our display. See the form for details.


THANKSGIVING FREE LACROSSE CLINIC AT SIGSBEE

Middle school boys and girls welcome



Link to sign up: Lacrosse Thanksgiving Camp
A minimum of 10 players needed
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY






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