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It is hard to believe there is only one more week left in October, and it is a busy one! Next week is red ribbon week at Aston! There are at home challenges for the students to try as well as a spirit week in school. Both flyers are included below with more informaiton.
2025-2026 Congratulations to all of the Student Council winners and a huge shout out to all students who had the courage to run for student council!
Grade 3
205 - Maria D'Alessandro, Peyton Mundell
206 - Maggie Edathil, Shane Hunger
208 - Lucas Bongiorno, Ellie Kisela
Grade 4
202 - Mya Arthurs, Franiie DiCandia
203 - Callum Riches, Jolene SIngleton
204 - Dylan Gibson, Tessa Hoesch
Grade 5
201 - Jaxon Beckett, Brilynn Hefton
207 - Hope Green, Julian Hinton
210 - Carley Crossin, Grayson Zebley
The Aston Book Fair is coming! It will be held from November 18 - 25! Click the link to see the flier below for more information.
Book Fair Flier
Mt. Hope Food Drive
Mt. Hope is in need of non perishable food items for their food pantry. Donations will be accepted through October 31! If you forgot your donation on Thursday evening, there is still time to drop it off or send it in with your students this week!
Conferences
Conferences will be held Monday, November 24th from 12:45 PM - 8:00 PM and Tuesday, November 25th from 12:45 PM - 4:00 PM.
Leader in Me/PBIS Updates:
Our mural is almost complete! Sneak peak below!
Technology Tools for Parents
From: PDSD Staff Vivienne Cameron
Tech Tip from our Technology teacher, Ms. Cameron
How to Help Kids Navigate Cyberbullying
We’ve been talking about cyberbullying in Technology class this month. The online world can be a place of connection—but it can also be where hurtful words are shared. Cyberbullying includes mean messages, exclusion, rumors, or threats sent through texts, games, or apps. Even if your child isn’t being targeted, they might see it happening to someone else. That’s why it’s important to talk early and often about what to do if they witness or experience online cruelty. Reassure them that they can always come to you without fear of losing device privileges. Together, you can come up with a plan: not responding to mean messages, blocking the person, saving evidence, and reporting it to a trusted adult or platform.
Action step: Ask your child if they’ve ever seen someone being treated unkindly online. What did they think or feel? Use this as a starting point to talk about how to stay safe and stand up for others online.
6 Day Special/Related Arts Schedule
October 27 C Day
October 28 D Day
October 29 E Day
October 30 F Day
October 31 A Day
Upcoming Dates:
October 27 - 31 - Red Ribbon Week (see themes and home challenges below)
October 28 - Flu Clinic at achool - must pre register
November 3 and 4 - In-Service Days - no school for students
November 18 - 25 - Book Fair
November 24 and 25 - 11:15 AM dismissal days
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