Sigsbee Scoop

SIGSBEE SCOOP

May 22- May 26, 2018

Respect, responsibility, resilience

Monday, May 22- BOGO Book Fair/Food Drive Donations (goods or money)

First grade FKCC- Guisti & Morris (12:15 -2:45 PM)

Sixth grade Pigeon Key

Snappers/Marlin- Fury Snorkel Trip

Girl Scouts 3:30-5:00 PM

Tuesday, May 23- BOGO Book Fair/Food Drive Donations (goods or money)

8th grade Transition Day at KWHS 9:00-11:15 AM
Sixth grade Pigeon Key

First grade FKCC Pool- Bacon (12:15-2:45 PM)

Science Open Lab- Mrs. Cappuccino

Ecology Club 3:15-4:00

PTO Elections 7:30-8:30 AM and 5:30-6:30 PM

Wednesday, May 24 BOGO Book Fair/Food Drive Donations (any monetary donations due)

Sixth grade Pigeon Key returns

Coffee Clatch with Mrs. Jannes and Dr. Lloyd (see below)

Thursday, May 25 BOGO Book Fair/Food Drive Donations (any food donations due by 8:15 AM)

Superintendent Young Readers Awards Grades 6-8 1:00-2:00 PM

SCS Board Meeting 4:30 PM

Friday, May 26 BOGO Book Fair

Superintendent Young Readers Awards Grades K-5 8:30-10:00 AM

Eighth grade pictures for graduation slideshow due to Google drive

Sunday, May 28

8th grade trip to CUBA!

COFFEE CLATCH WITH Dr. Lloyd & Mrs. Jannes

Here's an opportunity to show your children that adults are learners too. Please join Mrs. Jannes in welcoming our reading consultant Dr. Susan Lloyd to a conversation with parents.

Wednesday 8:05-9:15 AM

“Connection” or “Conversation”

Summertime is a break in routine. A time when schedules are put aside for trips, lazy mornings, and the school-year pace. With this new pace, there are opportunities for different experiences with reading and writing that are empowered with more time for listening and speaking to our children. On May 24^th the coffee clatch will focus on building on the growth students have made during the school year and understanding the value in not choosing a “connection” over a “conversation.”

SUPERINTENDENT ULTIMATE READER AWARDS (SURA)

Please join us on Thursday (middle school) and/or Friday (K-5) for the SURA presentation. Your child's teacher should be able to tell you if your child has earned the certificate for this program.

About the SURA Awards: Monroe County School District recognizes independent reading as a critical component of a student’s development. The purpose of the SURA program is to encourage and commend students for reading outside of the school day. Florida Standards also call for students to Read and comprehend complex literary and informational texts independently and proficiently. LAFS.K12.R.4.10

The Superintendent of Schools will present a SURA certificate to students who complete the criteria outlined in the grade level range at each school. ELA teachers submit names to the school SURA designee, Ms. Crandall. This ceremony is intended to celebrate the students who worked hard to achieve this standard.

ONE CAN, ONE DOLLAR-

LAST FOOD DRIVE OF THE YEAR!

Our families have done an amazing job supporting the less fortunate youth in our community through food and clothing drives throughout the year. This week is our final service effort, focused on providing food and toiletries for the summer. Please help us help our neighbors! You can do this in two ways:

1. Send your child in with an item from the list below. The donations will be brought to KW High School. Items are due on THURSDAY.

2. Send in a monetary donation and the staff will purchase the items that are needed and then deliver them. Just think , if every child donated $1, we would be able to purchase $500 worth of food. Money is due on WEDNESDAY.

These donations do not count for volunteer hours but will lead to great appreciation from youth and their families who struggle everyday. Needed items are:

1. Jars of peanut butter

2. Jars of jelly

3. Canned pastas that can be heated up (Ravioli)

4. Canned fruits and vegetables

5 Condiments: ketchup, mustard, mayonnaise

6. Ramon noodles

7. Applesauce

8. Nuts

9. Canned soup

10. Cans of beans

AND/OR

1. Toothpaste

2. Soap

3. Shampoo

4. Conditioner

5. Laundry detergent

6. Deodorant

7. Dish soap

8. Sunscreen

9. Lip balm

10. Windex/general purpose cleaner

PTO MEETING and ELECTIONS

Voting will take place on May 23, 2017 during a Special Meeting in the morning from 7:30-8:30am in front of the office and again from 5:30-6:30pm in the Library! Please stop by and vote for next year's board.

Read about the nominees by visiting our website www.sigsbeepto.org

Nominees are:

President: Linda Stolze

Vice President: Natalie Robinson and Teresa Marchinek

Secretary: Melissa Picco and Scott Wilcox

Treasurer: Pat Gladding

Teacher Representative: TBD

Please show your support to Sigsbee Charter School by coming to vote at either meeting time!

MORE ROBERT FROST POETRY WINNERS

We'd like to also congratulate Elisabeth Bendall (7th grade) and Lyla Mae Zinn (7th grade) on being awarded an Honorable Mention in this year's competition. Sigsbee is filled with amazing poets!

Extra Yearbooks!

If you missed the deadline to order this year's yearbook - we have good news!! Extra yearbooks are available!

Please use this link to complete the form if you would like your student(s) to receive one. They will be reserved on a first come, first served basis.

https://goo.gl/forms/HD8BTvPRhW59Wkci1

Families Leaving SCS

Your student's official school records will be available for pick up in the afternoon of their last day of school with us.

Carrying their records makes for a smooth transition to their next school.

Don't leave without them!