March 4, 2016

Volume 28

March 2016

Texas Roadhouse night 8

ISTEP, Grades 3 & 4 29-11

I Read-3 Testing 14-18

Report Cards go home 18

Spring Break 3/21-4/1

Important Dates

Pleasant Run Elementary School 1800 N. Franklin Road Indianapolis, IN 46219

Phone: 532-3800 Fax: 532-3842

Patrick Anderson Principal

Julie Aldrich Administrative Assistant

Pleasant Run Families, Our 3rd and 4th graders did a tremendous job on ISTEP this week. It was great to see them show their Excellence while taking their test. We will take the second part of ISTEP when we return after Spring Break. This is the time of year when we need our students to really focus and do their best each day in school. Please talk with your child about what they are learning in school and the different activities they are doing in class. We are all ready for warm sunny weather so we can get outside for recess. Have a great weekend, Mr. Anderson

SPRING BREAK CHILDCARE

Spring Break is right around the corner! Please join us

at one of our school’s out locations for a fun filled week!

The Early Childhood Center and Ransburg are availa-

ble camp locations. Breakfast and lunch will be provid-

ed at each of these locations. Activities include arts and

crafts, sports, games, science experiments, cooking

projects and more. Call now to register – 484-9622

LEUKEMIA & LYMPHOMA

SOCIETY-”PENNIES FOR

PATIENTS”

Your child has the power to make a

positive impact on the lives of

blood cancer patients! Pleasant

Run will join 600 others across

Indiana in a program that will be

instrumental in raising funds for

lifesaving cancer research.

They will be taking part in the

Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s

Pennies for Patients Program.

During their school’s campaign,

students collect spare change to

support LLS’s mission; to cure

leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin’s

disease and myeloma and to

improve the quality of life for

patients and their families.

Your child should have received his

or her own box for collecting spare

change around the house. Judging

by past programs, they will be

proud to fill the box with change to

spare! Boxes due back 3/18

Thanks for your help!!!

Please remember that shorts are NOT

allowed until after Spring Break!!

Our uniform policy is black, khaki and

navy pants and any solid color shirt with a

collar.

BREAKFAST & LUNCH MENUS

for the week of March 7– 11

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

BREAKFAST

Milk Served Daily

Crunchmania Apple Juice

Dried Cherries

Mini Cinni’s Banana

Cried Cherries

Sausage Pancake on stick Apple

Dried Cherries

Banana Choc. Bar Orange Juice Dried Cherries

Cereal Bar Apple

Dried Cherries

LUNCH

FOOD BAR DAILY

$1.95 Full $.40 Reduced

$.45 Additional Milk

Choice of: A. French Toast Sticks/sausage

B. Italian Dunkers

Sweet Potato Puffs

Fruit & Veggie Bar

Choice of: A. Chicken Rings/roll

B. Cheeseburger

Broccoli

Fruit & Veggie Bar

Choice of: A Salisbury Steak/

biscuit B Grilled Cheese

Mashed Potato/gravy

Fruit & Veggie Bar

Choice of: A. Orange Popcorn

Chicken/brown rice B. Turkey Hot Dog

Green Beans

Fruit & Veggie Bar

Choice of: A. Pepperoni Pizza B. Chicken Ranch

Wrap

Spinach

Fruit & Veggie Bar

STUDENT OF THE WEEK:

Room 3– Davion Coe

PR-2– Braylon Cassidy

PR-4– Charlie Williams

PR-6– Laniya Cunningham

PR-8–Charles Brown

Room 4– Brooke Taylor

Room 7– Ari Ramirez

Room 8– Shawn Plant

Room 9–Gregory Kirk

Room 10– Brittany Willoughby

Room 5–Carmen Lycan

Room 6– Rianna Webb

Room 11–James Holmes

Room 12–Devi Torres

Room 13–James Dumas

Room 16– Coreon Berryhill

Room 17– Fatima Lopez

Room 18–Angel Herrera

Room 19– Amiya Nunn

Room 20– Owen Schuster

Room 15–Javion Pryor

Room 21–Darius Anderson

Room 22– Tyland Alexander

Room 23– Rayshaun Hall

P.E.–Leah Markey

Art– Jonathan Ramos Perez

Music–Hayliegh Nevins

Media Center—Natryell Price

Kindergarten & Preschool Roundup 2016-17

Warren Township will host an open enrollment night

for new kindergarten students on Monday, April

11, from 5:30-7:30 P.M. at each elementary

school. To be considered for kindergarten, students

must be five years old on or before August 31st. Please

contact your child’s school for more Kindergarten

Roundup information!

The Warren Early Childhood Center will host Pre-

school Roundup during the day from 8:00-4:00.

Students are eligible for preschool as soon as they

turn three, and registrations are accepted throughout

the year. Please contact the Warren Early Childhood

Center at 869-4750 for more preschool information!

Miss Summers kindergarten class all dressed up in their Dr. Seuss hats. They are

celebrating Dr. Seuss’s birthday.

Do you have a child starting Kindergarten in 2016?

Would you like for your child to learn how to speak, read, and write

fluently in both ENGLISH and SPANISH?

In the 2016 – 2017 school year, Pleasant Run Elementary is starting a Dual Language Immersion Program in Kindergarten. Students

in this program will learn school subjects through both English and Spanish. The goal will be to develop academic and social skills in

two languages.

If you would like more information about this program, please complete and return the bottom portion of this flyer to your school.

The school will contact you about an informational parent meeting coming up soon.

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Dual Language Immersion Program

Parent(s)/Guardian(s) Name:_____________________________________________________________

Address:______________________________________________________________________________

Phone Number:_______________________________ Email:____________________________________

Name of Kindergarten Student:___________________________________ Date of Birth:_____________

Student of the Week 2/26

Pictures from the Father/Daughter Dance

held at Pleasant Run last weekend. A fun

time was had by all. Thanks to our PTA!!!!