DECEMBER
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7
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Santa Shop all week during specials
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8
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Orff Ensemble 6:30pm
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14
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Laughlin & Smith Musical, 6:30pm
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17
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3rd grade Musical, 6:30pm
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17
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4th grade Musical, 7:30pm
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18
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Winter Class Parties 2:15 - 3:15 2nd grade-1:00-2:10
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21
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Winter Break Begins
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JANUARY
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5
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School resumes
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12
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PSG Mtg, 6:30pm
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18
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No School - Martin Luther King Day
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20
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Skating Party benefiting Relay for Life
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DONUTS & MILK SALE
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MILK AND DONUTS TO YOUR DOOR!
Who wouldn't LOVE milk and a donut delivered directly to your classroom by some friendly elves during reading? Our Cardinal student council will be offering milk and donuts on Wednesday, December 16th. The milk and the donuts combine for a total of $1.00. Students with food allergies will have juice provided.
Please look for the order sheet in your child's book bag on Friday. Orders need to be sent in by next Wednesday, December 9th. Thank you! Cardinal Student Council
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Bus Mechanic Needed
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Brownsburg Schools is looking for a bus mechanic. Click here for more information.
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Flyer Folder
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Don't forget to check out the Flyer Folder for information about upcoming activities in the community!
CLICK HERE
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Join Our List
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Happy Friday! Ten days until winter break! It is hard to believe that the first semester of school is almost over. Over the course of the next two weeks every student will be taking the middle of the year Dibels assessment which measures students' overall reading ability. Additionally students in grades 3-5 will finish taking the Acuity Readiness test that started this week. Please talk with your child about his/her performance on both of these assessments. There are several events taking place these next 10 days. Please be sure you check the calendar section of the newsletter for more information. Next week, PSG is collecting change and having a "change wars" competition among all classes. The winning class who brings in the most money will win a snow ball fight with me during their class party on the 18th. If the entire school reaches or exceeds a goal of $300, I will wear a snowman suit all day on Friday, December 18th.
Finally, I want to celebrate those students who clipped up to red. I am so proud of all of our students but especially proud of these students for the behavior choices they've been making. These students include:
Zachary Barber
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Bryce Garland
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Amelia Green
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Pacie Garland
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Lucy Rhoderick
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Thandi George
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Eve Collins
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Carter Miller
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Michael Carlson
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Evan Embree
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Noah Harvey
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Parker Moore
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Have a super weekend!
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LOST AND FOUND ITEMS
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There are many items in our lost and found. If these items are not claimed before December 18th, they will be donated to a local charity.
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COUNSELOR'S CORNER
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Our character trait for November and December is COMPASSION: being kind to others. During classroom guidance lessons, we frequently talk about the importance of thinking of others. If we were the only one in our world, we could just think about what we want and be a "just me" person! However, since we-staff, students, and parents-are part of a larger school community, it doesn't work to be "just us" people. Compassion means we are putting ourselves in others' shoes and trying to understand what they are feeling, then doing something kind to help. During the week, make a point of recognizing when your child shows compassion!
BODY SAFETY We will be having our annual body safety lessons in December. The program consists of age appropriate lessons that will be taught to your child by the elementary school counselor. Unfortunately, recent counts show that sexual abuse of children takes place more often than we would like to believe. As a result, our children need to be taught assertiveness and self-protection skills to prevent such tragedies. This program is presented in a non-threatening, informative way. Parents, please check the E-Friday Folder for important information regarding body safety and how to discuss this topic with your child. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Mrs. Miller at 852-1036 ext. 1218.
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EDUCATION INFORMATION
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The next steps on your student's educational journey...
Brownsburg teachers and staff work every day to make sure your student is having a positive experience in school, and we know you are mindful of your student's current and future educational journey. Join us Tuesday, January 12th at 6:30pm as Brownsburg Community School Corporation Assistant Superintendent Kat Jessup and Brownsburg High School Principal Bret Daghe share information about the many opportunities your student will be able to experience as they move forward from elementary to middle school to high school. Mrs. Jessup and Mr. Daghe will cover a variety of topics including: the different diploma types offered, Advanced Placement classes, Dual College Credit, Area 31 technical offerings, secondary math progression, fine arts, club opportunities, job training for life skills students, and more. We hope you can make it for this discussion to help prepare your family for what's next. You are welcome to attend any of the following sessions as they will be identical.
* Wednesday, December 2, 6:30pm at BWMS
* Thursday, December 3, 6:30pm at BEMS
* Tuesday, January 5, 6:30pm at Eagle Elementary
* Tuesday, January 12, 6:30pm at Cardinal Elementary
* Wednesday, January 13, 6:30pm at Brown Elementary
* Thursday, January 14, 6:30pm at Reagan Elementary
* Wednesday, January 20, 6:30pm at Delaware Trail
* Thursday, January 21, 6:30pm at White Lick
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HEARING SCREENING INFORMATION
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Indiana State law requires students in grades 1, 4, 7, and 10 to have their hearing screened. All kindergarten students and all students new to BCSC will be tested as well. The Brownsburg Speech- Language Pathologists will be conducting hearing screenings at each school. In an effort to conserve paper, only students who do not pass their hearing screenings will receive paperwork. (If your child does not pass their hearing screening, you will be notified of pass/did not pass results when a rescreening is done.)
Please contact me if you have any questions.
Mrs. Zeto, MS,CCC-SLP
[email protected]
317-852-1036 ext. 1256
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RELAY FOR LIFE ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Have
Santa Send Someone
Special Their Very Own
Letter!
Click here
to see details!
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PSG NEWS
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We could still use some more volunteers to help in the Santa Shop next week. If you could spare an hour or two to assist students to shop for their families please email us at [email protected] and let us know when you can help!
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