SIGSBEE SCOOP
respect, responsibility, respect
October 25- October 29
October 25- October 29
Monday, October 25
Breakfast: Granola bar with muffin, fruit, juice and milk'
Lunch: Grilled cheese sandwich, fresh broccoli with ranch, fruit, juice and milk
Tuesday, October 26
PICTURE RETAKE DAY (see below)
Breakfast: Cereal with graham crackers, fruit, juice and milk
Lunch: Taco stick, chips n' salsa, fruit, juice and milk
Wednesday, October 27
PURPLE PINKIE DAY- send in your $1 (or more) to help eradicate polio
Breakfast: Bagel with cream cheese, fruit, juice and milk
Lunch: Ham and cheese sandwich, bag o' chips, cucumbers with ranch, fruit, juice and milk
Thursday, October 28
Breakfast: Cereal bar with muffin, fruit, juice and milk
Lunch: Peanut butter cup, grape jelly cup, graham crackers, fruit, juice and milk
Friday, October 29
K-5 COSTUME PARADE- Livestream on Facebook (2:00-2:40)
Breakfast: Banana bread, fruit, juice and milk
Lunch: Pizza, potato smiles, fruit, juice and milk
PICTURE RETAKES
If your child was absent on school picture day or is new to the school they can get their picture taken on Tuesday October 26th. Please use the link below to order picture packages or to contact the photographers. Pictures taken in the Fall are used for the yearbook so even if you do not order a picture package your child will get their picture taken.
WEDNESDAY , OCTOBER 27th
PURPLE PINKIE DAY
SIGSBEE'S GOAL: $550 ($1.00 from each child)
In 1985, Rotary International began an effort to eliminate Polio worldwide. Polio has not been a problem in the United States for many years, but this is not the case in many developing countries. By partnering with the World Health Organization, Rotary International has achieved 99% reduction of Polio worldwide. The Rotary Clubs in Key West have been participating in this effort from the beginning.
With the Purple Pinkie Project, we wish to make our school students part of the solution. On October 27th, our S.A.V.E. Promise Club will paint your child’s pinkie for The Rotary Clubs in Key West.
It takes $1.00 to immunize five children from polio. Students are encouraged to bring $1.00 or more to help eliminate Polio worldwide and raise awareness throughout our community. Please send the cash to your child's homeroom teacher in an envelope with your child's name. The teacher will hold the $ until the event and allow your child to donate it directly.
When a student puts $1.00 in the Purple Pinkie Bucket, the school will paint his/her pinkie with Gentian Violet as a symbol of one child immunized from Polio.
Gentian Violet is a topical dye used by Rotary International to mark children after they have been immunized from Polio. This prevents double dosage. It is safe. It has been confirmed safe by our Health Department.
Gentian Violet is brilliantly purple and will leave your child’s finger colored for a day or two.
Please fill out THIS FORM if you DO NOT want your child to have their finger painted. You may still donate.
K-5 COSTUME PARADE on FRIDAY
We are excited to host our annual Costume Parade on Friday at 2:00 PM. Due to current restrictions, the parade will be for students only. Families may view the parade on our Facebook live @SigsbeeCharterSchoolPTO
Please be sure to follow costume guidelines for your child to participate appropriately:
Costumes are not allowed to have any dangerous objects (i.e. toy swords, toy guns, chains, skates, or spray cans) . Please leave all accessories at home.
Students should be able to manipulate their own costumes so that they can use the restroom independently.
Young children should be in costume when they arrive at school and must be able to sit and learn without distraction.
Costumes should not be frightening. No blood or gore. No masks or costumes that cover above the nose area.
Costumes should be opaque.
Shoes must be safe (no slippers or high heels)
Face masks, hoods or anything that covers the entire face cannot be worn.
If a child does not meet the guidelines, he/she will be asked to remove the costume.
Middle School students should consult grade level emails for directions on dress code for that day.
Do not send candy to school with students.
MIDDLE SCHOOL HONOR ROLL
BUY TICKETS & SUPPORT SIGSBEE CHARTER
Sigsbee is excited to be a featured nonprofit at the COAST Is Clear Music & Arts Festival on December 4th at the newly renovated Parade Grounds at Fort East Martello!
Now through November 4, 2021 Sigsbee will receive 20% of all ticket sales purchased using our unique promotional code — CIC-Sigsbee
COAST Is Clear is an annual, locally-produced cultural event that brings top-notch, nationally-acclaimed bands together with local arts and environmental groups to our island community.
This year, the amazing musical lineup includes three-time 2021 Grammy Award nominees, Black Pumas — who are sure to put on a performance that’s not to be missed!
So if you’re thinking about attending the event and want to support us, now is a great time to get tickets. Children 12 and under are free and general admission tickets as well as VIP passes can be purchased on the festival website with our unique coupon code CIC-Sigsbee
The festival is produced through a collaboration between COAST Projects and Key West Art & Historical Society.
Hope to see you there!
COLLECTING PLASTIC LIDS
Our art teacher, Ms. Franke, is collecting clean plastic lids in preparation for our Papio-Kinetic Parade submission. Please send your lids directly to the art room - colorful lids are highly sought after.
