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SIGSBEE SCOOP 
December 16-December 20, 2019

Monday, December 16
Fourth Grade Botanical Gardens Field Trip
Unplugged in 2nd grade

Band Practice Seasoned Players 3:15-4:00 PM
Basketball Practice Boys and Girls 3:15-5:00 PM
Running Club 3:15-4:00 PM
Lunch: Kim's Kuban Hot ham & cheese sandwich, trail mix, fruit

Tuesday, December 17
Food Drive Donations Due
Band Practice Newbies 3:15-4:00 PM
Running Club 3:15-4:00 PM
Everglades Parent Meeting- 6th grade 5:30-6:00 PM in the Media Center
Basketball Game vs. Plantation Key (@PKS) Girls 5:00 PM, Boys 6:00 PM
Lunch:  Kennedy Cafe cheeseburger, fries, pickles, fruit

Wednesday, December 18
Dollars for Daniel Due
SWAT Meeting 2:15-3:00 PM
Basketball Game vs. Sugarloaf (@HOB) Girls 5:00 PM, Boys 6:00 PM
Lunch: Kennedy Cafe chicken tenders, yogurt, broccoli with ranch

Thursday, December 19
Kindergarten Holiday Show 1:30-2:00 PM
Band Practice Newbies 3:15-4:00 PM
Running Club 3:15-4:00 PM
Girls Basketball Practice 3:15-5:00 PM
Lunch: Pizza Hut Pizza, caesar salad, fruit

Friday, December 20
1/2 day- Early Release 11:30 AM
End of Second Quarter
Think Fun Math Day Grades 3-5 8:15-10:30 AM
Middle School Holiday Dance  (during school hours)
No lunch

Monday, December 23- Monday, January 6: Winter Break
Tuesday, January 7: Students Return
HOLIDAY DONATIONS DRIVE
Helping students in our community!

DOLLARS FOR DANIEL
Meet Daniel, a first grader at Sigsbee, who has not been able to attend school this year.  Daniel was diagnosed with leukemia last spring and is currently undergoing chemotherapy in the hospital in Miami. His former teacher, Ms. McCauley, has been visiting him to provide some instruction, when he is well enough to receive it.

After Daniel was diagnosed last spring , his mother found out she was pregnant.  Pictured to the right is Daniel's new sister Nichole, a very recent addition to the family.  

As you might imagine, Daniel's family is going through a lot and has many unexpected expenses related to his illness, the challenge of having him in Miami, and his mother's leave from work.  The staff at Sigsbee was able to raise $1,000 before Thanksgiving break to help the family with their expenses and will continue to connect them with organizations that will support them with related costs.

For the next three weeks, we will be running a Dollars for Daniel  drive at school, asking for monetary donations to support him and his family.  Donations can be brought into the office or given to the teachers to be placed in morning envelopes.  We just ask that you please identify the donation so that it is not confused with other collections.

Please encourage your children to get involved.  This is a great opportunity for them to donate some of their allowance or surrender one of their holiday gifts to make a difference in someone else's life.  Daniel's parents are extremely appreciative of your support.  Every dollar counts.

HOLIDAY FOOD BASKETS
We will be collecting non-perishable food items by grade level so that we can assist students in need over the holidays, when schools are closed and they are unable to access food.  Please see the list below for which items should be donated.  The donations can go directly to class after which time, the Student Council will organize the items into boxes.  We would also appreciate donations of medium sized boxes with lids that are in good condition.
Thank you!

ENRICHMENT SIGN UPS FOR QUARTER 3



GETTING READY FOR THE WOUNDED WARRIOR RIDE


Color run participants can register using the following link, or by completing a registration form and turning in to coach Coleman:

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