SIGSBEE CHARTER SCHOOL
May 13-May 17
respect, responsibility, resilience
Monday, May 13
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| Muffins with Mom in Kindergarten |
FSA ELA Grades 7-8
Science Club 3:00-4:00 PM
Lunch: Kennedy Cafe chicken quesadillas, tortilla chips, fruit
Tuesday, May 14
FSA ELA Grades 7-8
Band Rehearsal 3:00-4:00 PM
PTO Meeting 5:00-6:00 PM
Lunch: Kennedy Cafe cheeseburger, fries, pickles, fruit
Wednesday, May 15
Lunch: Kennedy Cafe cubanitos, Doritos, fruit
Thursday, May 16
SURA Awards . (see flyer below)
Lunch: China Garden chicken fried rice, egg roll, fortune cookie, fruit
Friday, May 17
Lunch: Pizza Hut pizza, caesar salad, fruit
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Last PTO Meeting of the year: May 14 5:00-6:00 PM
SURA Awards: May 16
Celebrate your child's reading achievement by attending the Superintendent Young Reader Awards (schedule below). Contact your child's teacher to establish whether he/she will be receiving an award.
Coffee Clatch For Parents: May 22nd 8:00-9:15 AM
This is the last of a series of discussions for parents on relevant student topics. Dr. Lloyd, Sigsbee's visiting reading consultant, will be leading the discussion. Please see below for details.
Spring Fling: May 23 3:00-7:00 PM
Sign up to help with this awesome carnival event for students (flyer below). The link to volunteer is:
Pirate Field Day: May 31, 2019 7:30-11:30 AM
“Volunteers are needed for the May 31, 2019 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:
COFFEE CLATCH FOR PARENTSWhen 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.
PTO NEWS
May 14: Tuesday at 5pm General PTO Meeting, the last one of the school year.
Election Time for School Year 2019-2020 – open positions: President, Vice President and Secretary
May 20: Box Top Collection
May 23: Spring Fling 4-6pm. See flyer to sign-up to volunteer
May 29: Staff Appreciation Potluck: Bring-it list to be available this coming week. Due to FSA testing, the potluck was postponed from Teacher Appreciation Week to the 29th. The raffle winners for the lucky staff members that won a free car wash will be announced. Also
Postponed due to FSA testing.
A note from the PTO President:
Please keep in mind the PTO puts on the Middle School Dances, the Talent Show, Movie Nights, the Sailfish Shuffle and the Spring Fling. Because of the PTO and the monies made from the Island Affair Silent Auction, the cost of field trips for each student was either drastically reduced or free. The PTO provides snacks for the stressful FSAs and monthly gifts of appreciation for all staff members. There are countless other acts of kindness throughout the year that allow our children to thrive in such an enriching atmosphere. However, none of this is possible without volunteers. The Parent Teacher Organization is just that: parents and guardians working with the teachers to provide the best educational environment possible. These kids are our future. These kids of ours are amazing and they deserve the best! If you would like to be a part of this team and make a difference, then please come to the meeting on Tuesday.
PTO POT LUCK SIGN UP:
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