Reminder:
NOON DISMISSAL ON
SEPT. 24 FOR ALL STUDENTS
CARPOOL FOR ALL STUDENTS WILL START AT 12:00
(please be patient, carpool may run a little longer)
LUNCH WILL NOT BE SERVED FOR STUDENTS. IF YOUR CHILD IS GOING TO BE STAYING IN EXTENDED DAY THEY WILL NEED TO
BRING A SACK LUNCH.
CARPOOL FOR ALL STUDENTS WILL START AT 12:00
(please be patient, carpool may run a little longer)
LUNCH WILL NOT BE SERVED FOR STUDENTS. IF YOUR CHILD IS GOING TO BE STAYING IN EXTENDED DAY THEY WILL NEED TO
BRING A SACK LUNCH.
Upcoming Events
Wednesday, September 24th ~ Kindergarten Music Program at 9 AM & Noon Dismissal for Professional Development
Friday, September 26th ~ Feed the Need, Second Grade Field Trip to Sea Life, & Buddy Run Pep Rally at 3
Monday, October 29th ~ In Harmony Choir Starts Rehearsals at 7:30
Monday, October 29th ~ In Harmony Choir Starts Rehearsals at 7:30
Thursday, October 2nd ~ 6th Grade Showcase at 7 PM
Friday, October 3rd ~ Buddy Run
Wednesday, October 8th ~ 1st Grade Field Trip to Pumpkin Patch
Friday, October 10th ~ 3rd Grade Field Trip to Mahaffie Farmstead
Monday, October 13th ~ Columbus Day, No School Due to Professional Development
Wednesday, October 15th ~ 4th Grade Cultural Arts Trip to Kauffman Center
Thursday, October 16 ~ Fifth Grade Showcase at 7 PM
Friday, October 17 ~ End of 1st Quarter
Tuesday, October 21st ~ Chef to School Day, 3rd Grade Food Art Class with the Chef
Wednesday, October 22nd ~ 1st Grade Music Program at 9 AM
Thursday, October 23rd ~ Parent Teacher Conferences from 12 PM -8 PM
Friday, October 24th ~ Parent Teacher Conferences from 7:30 AM - 12 PM
Please help us welcome Mr. Casey Howell
Wednesday, October 8th ~ 1st Grade Field Trip to Pumpkin Patch
Friday, October 10th ~ 3rd Grade Field Trip to Mahaffie Farmstead
Monday, October 13th ~ Columbus Day, No School Due to Professional Development
Wednesday, October 15th ~ 4th Grade Cultural Arts Trip to Kauffman Center
Thursday, October 16 ~ Fifth Grade Showcase at 7 PM
Friday, October 17 ~ End of 1st Quarter
Tuesday, October 21st ~ Chef to School Day, 3rd Grade Food Art Class with the Chef
Wednesday, October 22nd ~ 1st Grade Music Program at 9 AM
Thursday, October 23rd ~ Parent Teacher Conferences from 12 PM -8 PM
Friday, October 24th ~ Parent Teacher Conferences from 7:30 AM - 12 PM
Please help us welcome Mr. Casey Howell
While Mrs. Shurtleff is on maternity leave, Mr. Casey Howell will be teaching first through fourth grade PE classes on Monday, Tuesday, and Friday. Mr. Howell is certified in kindergarten through twelfth
grade physical education and is excited to be joining our St. Paul’s
community. He is a graduate of Northwest
Missouri State University and, during his student teaching experiences, taught
several different physical education courses at Blue Springs High School and
worked with kindergarten through fifth graders at Cordill-Mason Elementary
School. He has also taught summer school
and substitute taught in the Independence School District for several
years.
In Harmony Choir
Mr. Howell can be reached at chowell@speds.org or at 816.268.6595.
Thank you for helping us welcome him to St. Paul’s.
Buddy Run
Next Friday students will join their buddies in the 5th
Annual Buddy Run. Each student
will receive a Buddy Run t-shirt next week and should wear the shirt next
Friday for the event. There are three great incentives this year to celebrate
students’ collective fundraising success:
·
The student with the most sponsors (aunts, uncles, neighbors and family
friends) will join his or her buddy get to cut the ribbon and announce the
start of the run.
·
The class with the most spirit will receive a doughnut party
·
The class with the most sponsors will receive a pizza party
You can find more information about the Buddy Run by visiting the Buddy Run page of our website, including a sample letter your child can share with family and
friends to encourage their support.
In Harmony Choir
Starting on Monday, September 29th and continuing each Monday
school is in session through December 15th,
students in grades first through sixth
are invited to join Mrs. Everly in her music room at 7:30am. We will prepare
for performances at All School Chapel, Christmas, and more. We are putting together plans for a
performance at Crown Center (pending an available performance spot) and/or some
area nursing homes in December. To participate in this performance, students
cannot miss more than three rehearsals.
All interested students may join – from novice to professional, shower
singer to stage singer. We will have
additional sign-ups for the choir in the spring semester. Be sure to click on this link if you need an additional sign up sheet.
Jeff Lanza
Presentation
Retired FBI agent Jeff
Lanza spoke to our middle school recently about online safety. While he gave
the students lots of tips on safety (and common sense) online, he asked them to
remember at least this one thing from his presentation: "Before you share - THINK. Do
you really want your post/like/comment/photo to be out there forever? The internet never forgets."
Interested parents can
view a video of his presentation HERE.
Note: the presentation
mentions some sensitive topics, so we recommend that parents view the
presentation before sharing with students.
Keeping Everyone Healthy
Ms. Kuhls, our school nurse, has reminded us all of the importance of encouraging students to thoroughly wash their hands throughout the school day. This is a good reminder always, but, with additional illnesses that have been especially hitting our youth, it's a great message to send to our students both at home and at school. Ms. Kuhl's has also been in communication with some grade levels regarding lice. Please help us by checking your child's hair and reporting any known and treated cases. It's always a good practice to have girls pull their hair up and to remind all students that they should respect personal space and never share items like hats, headbands, etc. Additional information about lice can be found in the letter that was sent out to parents on Friday, October 19th. An electronic copy can be accessed via this link.
Ms. Kuhls, our school nurse, has reminded us all of the importance of encouraging students to thoroughly wash their hands throughout the school day. This is a good reminder always, but, with additional illnesses that have been especially hitting our youth, it's a great message to send to our students both at home and at school. Ms. Kuhl's has also been in communication with some grade levels regarding lice. Please help us by checking your child's hair and reporting any known and treated cases. It's always a good practice to have girls pull their hair up and to remind all students that they should respect personal space and never share items like hats, headbands, etc. Additional information about lice can be found in the letter that was sent out to parents on Friday, October 19th. An electronic copy can be accessed via this link.
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