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October 14, 2011
Dear Parents and/or Guardians,
Thank you for attending your child’s goal setting conference last week. It’s hard to believe that Fall is here! In addition to conferences being held in October, several Fall Festival activities are planned for the week of October 24th at Prairieview School, including:
• daily activities to recognize Red Ribbon Week (10/24-10/28).
• wearing costumes to school on Friday, October 28th. Remember that there are a limited number of adults available to help assist students with their costumes. Costumes worn to school should be comfortable and conducive to learning. When helping your child choose a costume, please remember weapons and other suggestions of overt violence are not allowed. Please keep in mind some families are deeply offended by the representation of witches, ghosts, vampires, devils, werewolves, and goblins.
• a costume parade for children and teachers of grades PMK-4 will be from 12:50 P.M. to 1:00 P.M. We hope you can join us to observe the parade! The parade route is scheduled to take place through the main hallways. Parents are welcome to observe the parade by standing along the perimeter of the hallways. Parent party volunteers will need to arrive early to obtain a security badge.
• afternoon K-4 classroom parties will be from approximately 1:00 P.M. to 1:50 P.M.
• in order to prepare for dismissal, we ask that parent party volunteers leave the bus parking lot by 1:50.
• a parade for AM Kindergarten and Full Day Kindergarten classes is scheduled from 9:30-9:40. Parents are welcome to meet their children in the classroom and join the parade. (All visitors should sign in at the office before entering the building.) Classroom parties will then be held from 9:40-10:30 for AM and Full Day Kindergarten.
If your child is unable to participate in these celebration activities, please contact the Prairieview School office or send a letter in to your child’s teacher. We are happy to plan other activities in which your child can participate.
As always, if you have any questions or concerns I can be reached at 543-4230 or via email at murray.vince @d46.org. For specific questions regarding classroom parties, please contact your child’s teacher.
Sincerely,
Vince Murray
PrairieviewSchool
103E.BelvidereRd.,Hainesville,IL60030‐Phone(847)543‐4230‐Fax(847)543‐4125 VinceMurray,Principal
Est.2002
October 14, 2011
Estimados Padres o Encargados, Gracias por asistir a la conferencia de su hijo de el establecimiento de metas la semana pasada. Es difícil de creer que el otoño ya está aquí! Además de las conferencias que se celebra en octubre, varias actividades del Festival de Otoño se han previsto para la semana del 24 de octubre en Prairieview la escuela, incluyendo:
• actividades diarias para reconocer Semana de Cinta Roja(10/24-10/28).
• uso de disfraces en la escuela el viernes, 28 de octubre. Recuerda que hay un número limitado de adultos disponibles para ayudar a los estudiantes con sus disfraces. Disfraces usados en la escuela deben ser cómodos y propicio para el aprendizaje. Al ayudar a su hijo a elegir un disfraces, por favor recuerde las armas y otras sugerencias de la violencia abierta no están permitidos. Por favor, tenga en cuenta que algunas familias se sienten profundamente ofendidos por la representación de las brujas, fantasmas, vampiros, demonios, hombres lobo y duendes.
• un desfile de disfraces para niños y maestros de los grados K-4 será de 12:50 a 1:00. Esperamos que pueda unirse a nosotros para disfrutar de el desfile. La ruta del desfile está programada para realizarse a través de los pasillos principales. Los padres son bienvenidos a observar el desfile de pie a lo largo del perímetro de los pasillos. Voluntarios para las celebraciones en el salón deberán llegar temprano para obtener una insignia de seguridad.
• Las fiestas de celebración en los salones será de 1:00 P.M. a 1:50 P.M.
• para para prepararse para la salida, le pedimos que los voluntarios de las fiestas dejen el estacionamiento de autobuses a la 1:50.
• un desfile para las clases AM Kinder y Kinder de día completo está programado desde las 9:30-9:40. Los padres son bienvenidos a observar y ayudar en los salones y unirse al desfile. (Todos los visitantes deben firmar la Oficina antes de entrar en el edificio.) La fiesta se celebrará a las 9:40-10:30 de la mañana y Kinder de día completo.
Si usted no desea que su hijo participe en estas actividades de celebración, por favor póngase en contacto con la oficina de la escuela de Prairieview o envíe una carta al la maestra de su hijo(a). Planearemos otras actividades en las que su hijo puede participar.
Como siempre, si tiene alguna pregunta o inquietud puede llamar al 543-4230 o vía correo electrónico a murray.vince @ d46.org. Para preguntas específicas sobre la celebración en el salón, póngase en contacto con la maestra de su hijo(a).
Atentamente,
Vince Murray
PrairieviewSchool
103E.BelvidereRd.,Hainesville,IL60030‐Phone(847)543‐4230‐Fax(847)543‐4125 VinceMurray,Principal
Est.2002
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Prairieview PTO Pride PTO Board Members
Kristi James – President
913-549-8690
Beth McGowan – Vice President
847-223-2770
Kathy Stanislowski – Vice President
847-548-2511
Staci Parmer – Treasurer
847-548-9137
Stephanie Arnopolin – Ways and Means
847-543-8818
Jacki Galauskas – Ways and Means
847-986-4307
Tina Coleman – Volunteer Coordinator
847-740-3253
Jessica Kern – Secretary
847-501-0234
Melanie Bruce – Newsletter
847-223-9757
Upcoming Events
♦ Movie Night, Friday, Oct. 14th
♦ Affy Tapple pick-up, Friday, Oct. 14th
♦ Market Day pick-up, Saturday, Oct. 15th
♦ LifeStyles fundraiser orders due, Thursday, October 18th
♦ Red Ribbon Week, October 24 – 28
♦ RSVP deadline for Boy and a Buddy Night, Friday, November 11th
♦ Boy and a Buddy Night, Friday, November 18th
The week of October 24th will be Red Ribbon Week at Prairieview School. Red Ribbon Week is the country’s oldest and largest drug prevention campaign, and is a week to celebrate healthy lifestyle choices for the students. Each day of the week will feature a different theme for the students: Monday – Wear favorite team jersey, hat, or colors Tuesday – Wear sweatpants and sweatshirts Wednesday – Wear red Thursday – Dress like a twin Friday – Dress up for Halloween We hope you will encourage your student to take part in the week’s activities because that makes it more special and memorable for the kids. Also remember to ask them the types of things they are talking about and learning during that week! We are looking forward to a great week for the students!
Red Ribbon Week
Don’t forget – TONIGHT is Movie Night! This year, we will be showing Gnomeo and Juliet, so get in your pj’s, grab some pillows and blankets and come join us for a fun, relaxing evening. Popcorn, drinks, and other goodies will be available for purchase at the concession stand. And, don’t forget, if you ordered Affy Tapples, they will be available for pick-up either after school or before the movie! Please see the attached flyer for more details!
Movie Night
Market Day
Market Day pick-up will be held tomorrow, Saturday, October 15th . Since Prairieview School is the District 46 host school for this pick-up, we appreciate everyone who has stepped up to volunteer and ensure that the pick-up runs smoothly!
If you haven’t had a chance to check out the SchoolaMoola website, please do! The SchoolaMoola program is a photo fulfillment website similar to Snapfish or Shutterfly. You can order photo prints, calendars, cards, and photo books – all of the same things you order from those online photo websites. Except, up to 40% of the sale comes to back to Prairieview so that we can continue to fund enrichment opportunities for our kids! Please check out the website at www.13001.SchoolaMoola.com and see the flyer on the next page. Any of your friends or family members can also order from this website, so be sure to share the link with as many people as you can. This is an ongoing fundraiser, so you can use it throughout the entire school year! As we get into the fall and you start thinking about photo Christmas cards, please think about ordering them from SchoolaMoola this year!
Prairieview PTO Pride, page 2
SchoolaMoola
This past week we sent home brochures for the LifeStyles fundraiser. This is a great way to raise money for the school as well as get some early holiday shopping done! There is a short turnaround on this, as orders will be due back on Tuesday, October 18th! Also, if you chose not to purchase an Entertainment Book, they were due back to school two weeks ago! We still have quite a few books missing, so we ask that you please return the book if you are not purchasing it. If you would like to keep it (and there are a lot of great coupons in it), please send a check for $25 payable to Prairieview PTO ASAP. Finally, we hope you have been saving up your BoxTops! During Red Ribbon week there will be a chance for your kids to vote on the Best Halloween Costume using BoxTops, so stock up extra between now and then and don’t forget to send them to school with your kids! Thanks for supporting Prairieview!
Fundraiser Notes
It was so much fun last year, we will be having another Boy and a Buddy Night this year on Friday, November 18th. This is a night for boys to grab a guy in their life – dad, uncle, family friend – and spend time doing boy stuff! There will be games, food, raffles, and boy-centric crafts (light saber making, anyone?). For $5 per person, you get dinner, popcorn, a drink, one free raffle ticket, and a night full of fun and games. So, mark down the date on your calendar for this Space-tacular Boys Night Out! For more information, see the attached flyer.
Boy and a Buddy Night
KINDERGARTEN: Caitlyn in Mrs. Zeigler’s Class thinks responsibility means, “To get your homework in on time.” Brian Buchert, Caytee Welch, Joey Happ Kharys Edwards,Angel Cruz, Devyn Tellez-Perez, Nick Juenger, Ruthie Pignatari, Kaitlyn Tagarao, Nathan Shriberg, Grace Connoy, Clayton Garrison, Rhiannon Luth, Ryan Si, Gwendolyn Thommes, Katie O'Connor, Ethan Feldman, Alyssa Kuhn, Lizbeth Orozco, Isabel Garza, Ally Struck, Samantha Galauskas, Raegan Hawn, Jacob Redker, Jassmin Ramirez, Luiz Mendoza, Will Doninger, Henry Dodds FIRST GRADE: Lexi Summers, Luke Mudd, Olivia Guerra, Tatum Schuerman, Niko Reyes Ava Bruce, Jacob Hollen, Bella Brady, Sahn Kim, Annick Bottomley, Evan Kuzeja, Angela Macias, Alma Ghalili, Leo Lam, Drew Arnopolin, Charlotte Shafer, Angela Caliendo, Alexander Kurzeja, Jake Stanislawski, Leah Carter, Chase Mittlestaedt, Talah Mekki SECOND GRADE: Rachel from Mrs. Peterson’s Class thinks that responsibility means, “To pick up your stuff and do what your grownups say to do.” Rachel Smigielski, Katelyn Stickney, Tori Caliendo, Bryce Nicoli, Siddharth Acharya, Sophie Goemans,Meaghan Stahoviak and Jake Connet, Zoe Hannemann, Lucas Takiff, Jon Richard, Toma Buchyms, Jesus Tellez, Lily Bassett, Kassidy Wilkinson, Damaris Riano, Nathan Parmer, Chase James, Theo Giannios, Anahy Hernandez, Adema Kalstrup, Joe Rozzoni, Xavionna Wright, Zachary Lackner, Shannon Hill, Eddie Carter, Lizzie Green, Jaime Echevarria, Olivia Ferris, Andres Garcia, Dustin Keefe, Destiny Sanchez, Josh Griffiths, Owen Holevas
THIRD GRADE: Cecilia in Ms. Hurley’s Class thinks responsibility means, “To always be done on time and to be ready.” Evan Mittlestaedt, Micaela O'Halleran, Desiree Pletz, Ira Wright,Emmy Bongiovanni, Madelynn Struck, Mary Kate Drevlin, Brett Arnopolin, Jonas Sjodin, Grace Serres, Robert Graham, Madeline Peterson, Jocqael Thorpe, Chantel Gerow, Alec Dempsey, Emma Pryzbylsk, Dylan Racho, Crystal Rameriz, Richie Pignatari, Abbie Juenger, Luis Martinez-Gonzalez, Darby Lux, Nicole Papin, Mark Herrmann, James Rohlfing, Justin Crundwell, Sophia Bruce, Jovan Perez, Jordain Maglaque, Ivan Vazquez FOURTH GRADE: Jenna from Mrs. Erickson’s Class thinks responsibility means, “To do something you’re suppose to do.” John Kalstrup, Audriana Tapia, Jared Stickney, Mell Sanroman, Johanna Torres, Azann Mohiuddin, Khairy Fiala, Sam Krischak, Dasha Merkulova, Jayden Spaethe, Logan Spaulding, Jacob Astigarraga, C.J. Heraty,Seja Kern, Kaitlyn Consing, Andy Berkinshaw, Brendan Veenstra, Jenna White, Jordan Cuellar, Osman Querishi, Samantha Waszak, Danna Romero, Tommy Jakubowski, Savanna Mundinger, Tyler Kalata, Cassie Poray, Eian O'Connor, Natasha Davila, Brendan Parmer, Abby Barfield, Logan Holevas, Zoe Spiwak
BUS PALS: BUS #1 Evany Rivera, Nicole Papin, Shannon Hill, Angela Caliendo, Kristina Galeczka, Jack Moran, MaryJo Connet, Brady Mann, Evelyn Hauer, Zackary Lackner, Angela Macias BUS #2 Maggie Jensen, Ralph DeLeon, Jasmine Knoll, Ashton Sanderson, Eddie Carter, Noah Bowman, Noor Zamamiri BUS #5 Marcus Maristela, Lucas Mozayeni BUS #7 Lucy Johnson, Cooperation and Problem-Solving are the Life Skills for October.
