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Fall 2016 Newsletter

Donwood School 400 Donwood Drive Winnipeg, MB R2G 0X4 Phone: (204) 668-9438 School Hours: 8:55 - Entry Bell 9:00 - Start of Day 10:15-10:30 - Recess 11:45-12:45 - Lunch 2:00 - 2:15 - Recess 3:30 - Dismissal Principal: Mrs. C. Anderson Vice-Principal: Mr. R. Francis Administrative Secretaries: Mrs. D. Coppen Mrs. L. Reimer (AM) Donwood Lunch Program: Mrs. J. Garofalo Community Connector: Mrs. C. Brown Laugh & Learn Daycare: (204) 668-3050 River East Transcona School Division 589 Roch Street Winnipeg, MB R2K 2P7 (204) 667-7130 Transportation Department (204) 669-0202

September/October/November 2016

We hope that you were able to enjoy the beautiful weather and time

with family and friends during the summer.

We welcome all of our families back to an exciting year ahead! We

extend a special welcome to all of our new families and invite you all

to become involved in school life within our community. We are

pleased to welcome our new staff members: Mr. Thomas, Mrs. Cyr,

Mrs. Douglas and Ms. Hoes. Our staff is truly exited for the oppor-

tunity to work with you and your children.

Our school came together last Friday for our first assembly of the school year. It was an opportunity to re-visit

The Donwood C A R E S School Motto:

C - we cooperate with others A - we aim to do our best R - we respect ourselves, others, and property E - we have empathy for others S - we stay safe in work and play

We will continue to use this matrix throughout the school year to help inspire our students to be helpful, kind citizens within our community. It was great to re-connect with and meet families new to Donwood

School during our Open House on September 13th. A good time was

had by all. A huge thank you to our staff and especially Clarissa

Brown, our community connector for all of the work with food prepa-

ration and set up for this event!

DONWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

River East Transcona School Division Fall 2016 Edition

Fall 2016 Newsletter 2

We regret to inform you that we will no longer be selling milk at school or participating in milk draws. We

tried several different approaches to purchase the milk in smaller quantities, however we were not sell-

ing enough before the milk would spoil. We of course encourage you to pack milk with your child’s lunch

as well as healthy dairy options.

Construction is still underway for the infant and pre-school building adjacent to the school. We hope to

see the project completed early in the new year. We will keep you posted with any updates as we re-

ceive them. Please feel free to call Laugh n’ Learn with any questions you have regarding registrations

@ 204-668-3050.

Our newsletters will continue to be printed and sent home with the youngest child in your family 3 times

a year with an additional update of year end information in June. I hope you have all received our mag-

netic calendars to post on your fridge. Our goal is to keep you updated with all of the special dates,

school closures etc. throughout the school year.

We appreciate your continued involvement in your child‘s learning. Your insight, comments, questions and information are all essential to the success of your child, and our school. Donwood School is truly a wonderful place to learn and grow. It is an honour to continue serving this community!

Administration Report

Parents should not be dropping off students in the parking lot for morning events. Children are running in the parking lot and with staff arriving at this busy time, accidents may occur.

SAFETY CONCERN


RETSD #9 and the WSO……. River East Transcona School Division and the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra will again be joining forces for a community outreach concert. The concert will take place on Tuesday November 8 at 7:00 p.m. at the Centennial Concert Hall. The concert will feature RETSD ensembles, Grade 4-5 Early Years, Grade 9 Concert Band, Grade 10 Concert Band, Grades 11-12 Concert Band, High School Guitar Ensemble, Grade 9 -12 Massed Band, as well as an art gallery with displays of art work from schools throughout the division. A group of 10 students from Donwood are currently practicing at recess times to pre-pare for and be part of the Early Years Ensemble for this special event. For many of these students it will be a once in a life time event, making music on stage with a full orchestra. Tickets are available through Mrs. Komishon at the school until October 19

th. Thereaf-

ter they are available from the WSO box office . (204-949-3999) REMEMBRANCE DAY ASSEMBLY….. Mark your calendars to attend the Remembrance Day Assembly on Thursday Novem-ber 10

th at 11:00 a.m.

CHRISTMAS CONCERTS…… Mark your calendars to attend the annual Christmas Concert on

Wednesday December 21st

at 9:30 a.m., 2:15 p.m. or 6:30 p.m.

More information to follow.

PETER AND THE WOLF …..

“Peter and the Wolf Live” will be performed by the WSO on Sunday, November 27,

2016 at the Centennial Concert Hall. Students who have completed grade 3 at Don-

wood School have studied this Masterwork by Sergei Prokofiev in music class. Ask

your child to tell you about the story and its music. It would be a wonderful opportunity

for these students to see a live performance of this captivating musical story. Consider

purchasing tickets for your family through the WSO box office. (204-949-3999)

Fall Music Notes


Should students use skateboard or scooters to come to school, we ask that students carry them on and off of the school property. Please ensure that all bikes are locked up in the bike racks provided. We request that students not bring electronic items and toys to school, un-less requested specifically for an academic purpose by a teacher. These items are often expensive or have sentimental value. Sometimes items can be damaged or misplaced causing much upset and disruption to class time. Thank you in advance for your support. This request serves to avoid prob-lems and foster an environment where positive social interactions contin-ue.

Skateboards, Bikes, Items and Toys from Home


The Breakfast Club will continue to run this year three mornings a week: Monday, Wednesday and Friday offering students in need a nutritious breakfast. Please call our Student Services at the school for details. Snack Cart will be offered Tuesdays and Thursdays.

BREAKFAST CLUB

Picture Day is

Thursday, October 13th beginning at 9:00 AM

Re-take Day is November 7th (afternoon only)


Your son/daughter’s safety is very important to us. We have policies and procedures in place at both the divisional and school level to support their safety. In the past our school division has been working with the Winnipeg Police Service, (as well as referencing materials from the RCMP and Manitoba Education and Advanced Learning), in order to review and strengthen the procedures we have in place to protect students and staff in the event of a safety threat at school. We would like to share details of these updat-ed procedures with you now. Safety procedures now fall into two categories: Hold and Secure, and Lockdown. Hold and Secure will be activated if there is a potential threat outside the school . In these situa-tions, the police typically contact the school and direct the school to go into Hold and Secure. When there is no longer a threat outside the school building, the police inform us that we can resume regular activities. If our school is in Hold and Secure, the following procedures will apply:

All exterior doors will be locked.

NO ENTRY signs will be placed on each door.

No one will be permitted to leave or enter the school until school administration announces that Hold and Secure is over.

Lockdown will be activated if there is a potential threat inside the school building. If the school is in Lockdown, the following procedures will apply:

All students and staff will proceed to the nearest classroom or office.

All doors to classrooms and offices will be locked and/or barricaded by the supervising adult.

Students will be kept away from windows and doors and instructed to remain silent and still. No one will be permitted to leave their room until the Lockdown is over. All schools in RETSD are required to hold at least two Lockdown and one Hold and Secure prac-tice drills each school year. The purpose of the drills is to provide training for staff and students so everyone knows what to do in the event of a safety threat. Everyone in the school building will participate in these drills. Students, staff and parents will be informed in advance of these prac-tice drills. If your son/daughter arrives at school during a Hold and Secure or Lockdown procedure, he or she must proceed to the school evacuation site, sign in and remain there until directed otherwise by administration or police. The evacuation site for your son/daughter’s school is: Chief Peguis Junior High 1400 Rothe-say. If you arrive at the school during a Hold and Secure or Lockdown, DO NOT ATTEMPT TO ENTER THE SCHOOL. For serious situations, please proceed to the parent/guardian information site where division-al personnel will arrive as soon as possible to assist you. The parent information site for your son/daughter’s school is: Jubilee Church 365 Edelweiss Crescent. If you hear about a serious emergency at your son/daughter’s school through media reports or other means, DO NOT PROCEED TO THE SCHOOL. Instead, proceed to the parent information site identi-fied above.

SAFETY INITIATIVES


Please DO NOT CALL YOUR SON/DAUGHTER’S S CELL PHONE during an emergency, particularly in a Lockdown situation where it is critical to remain silent and still and not draw attention from any threat makers that may be in the building. In closing, our purpose in sending this letter is to reassure you that we regularly review our divisional safety procedures to ensure that we are doing our best to maintain the safety of your son/daughter’s learning environment. We do this through proactive planning and practise of emergency procedures in all of our schools. If you would like to read more information about safety policies in RETSD, please visit www.retsd.mb.ca/YourRETSD/Policies and scroll to Section E: Support Services. If you have any questions about the procedures described above, please feel free to contact the school Principal, Mrs. Anderson or the Vice Principal, Mr. Francis.

The safest practice when walking to and from school is to walk with at least one friend. Always come straight to school and go straight home after school, unless alternate ar-rangements have been made. Always walk where there are patrols to cross you. Our daily patrol schedule is:

8:40-8:55 11:40-11:55 12:30-12:45 3:30-3:45 Thanks patrols!! You are doing an awesome job!!

SAFETY INITIATIVES

To promote a safe school environment, all medications left over in June were returned. This is done to ensure that outdated medica-tion is not administered to your children. Prior to the administration of any medication, the ap-propriate forms must be completed. Please contact our office to obtain further information or forms.

Administering of Medication at School

For the students who walk to and from school


It is not unusual for head lice to be present in schools. Lice are very com-mon, and anyone can get them, though they usually affect children. Lice do not spread disease, and having head lice is not a sign of uncleanliness or poor hygiene. If your child brings home a letter regarding lice, it means that a child in his/her classroom has lice. We ask that you read the handouts carefully, and diligently check your child’s head every day for 2 weeks. The best chance to control lice is to catch it early and to treat it, before it can continue to spread. We thank you, in advance, for your coop-eration.

WE NEED YOUR HELP!

In the River East Transcona School Division and Donwood School, there are many students known to have life-threatening allergies. The sub-stances that could cause these students to have a fatal reaction are var-ied: the most common are peanuts, peanut products (peanut butter) and nuts. For many of these students, contact with a very minimal amount could result in illness and even death within minutes. Contact with these products may occur without the student recognizing the danger. The oils from allergic food substances could easily transfer from your child’s hands to a desk, then to the child with life-threatening allergies and to his/her mouth. This could pose a serious threat to the child with the life-threatening allergies.

TO REDUCE THE RISK FOR STUDENTS WITH LIFE-THREATENING ALLERGIES

WE REQUEST THAT YOU NOT SEND FOODS CONTAINING PEA-NUTS, NUTS

OR PEANUT BUTTER FOR LUNCHES OR SNACKS.

Providing a safe school environment for all students is a responsibility shared by the student, the student’s family, school personnel and the school community as per divisional policy JLCG.

We appreciate your support in keeping the students on Donwood School safe!

ALLERGIES IN THE SCHOOL


Over 40 Donwood students participated in the summer home reading pro-gram, and received a "sweet" treat!

Over 125 students signed out library books for summer vacation reading! If you find any books in your house the looks like a library book, please re-turn it!

LIBRARY NEWS

Show your Donwood pride!

A letter has gone home offering students and their parents an opportunity to show their Donwood pride by purchasing a Donwood t-shirt. We hope to have a few order times available throughout the year for those unable to purchase at this time. More details to come….

If your child is at school and expected for lunch, but won't be for any reason, please call Lunch Program at 204-661-4200 ext. 3262 to advise. Students who go home for lunch should not be returning before 12:30.

LUNCH PROGRAM NEWS


Patrol Posts and Duty times To keep everyone safe on their way to and from school, we provide patrols. They are provided with training from both the school staff and the Winnipeg Police Department. They have an important job to do and we need to support them when we can. Please respect them and encourage them. They are on post in all kinds of weather and at the following places and times: Posts: Parking Lot

Crosswalks (in front of the school) Edelweiss Bus loop Brian Quiring

Times: 8:40-8:55am

11:45-11:55am 12:30-12:45pm 3:30-3:45pm

If you have any questions, please contact the school at 668-9438.

Thanks to our Street, Kindergarten and Bus Patrols!! You are doing an AWESOME job!!

PATROLS


It takes a real hero to stand up to hunger. Millions around the world go hungry every day, even in our own

backyard. This October, Donwood will be holding a food drive in

our school for non-perishable food items. We will be filling up

Donwood School’s Community Food Closet to help SCARE

HUNGER AWAY! This is a list of our Top Ten Most Wanted

Items:

Mac & Cheese

Canned Soup

Canned Spaghetti

Canned Spaghetti Sauce

Dry Pasta

Cereal

Rice

Oatmeal

Canned Vegetables & Fruit

Jam

Thank you for helping to Scare Hunger Away!


Welcome back to a new school year from Ms. Hemphill’s class! We are off to an amazing start! In this room we have a marble jar that is slowly filled when we show CARES, all do our jobs and get positive feedback from other adults. As of Sept. 20

th, 2016 we only had 2 marbles left! It will be

filled in record time! Once it is filled we will help Ms. Hemphill choose a celebration. To get to know each other we have classroom meetings twice a day. We also each brought in something special to share with each other. It takes a lot of courage to speak in front of others. We have lots of courageous kids in here! We have just started our All About Me Unit, it will be full of learn-ing and fun! Roots of Empathy in 3/4H! Three times a month we get to meet with Ms. Klassen. She will be leading a Roots of Empathy program with our class. We feel amazed that our class was chosen for this! We will meet Baby Micah and his family in Oc-tober. We will watch him grow and change over the whole year. He will teach us about empathy, caring and kindness. We feel so excited to share lullabies with Baby Micah!

3/4H CARES!


Judy Moody Judy Moody was in a mood, not a good mood, a bad mood. She felt miserable about starting school after her summer holiday. She felt nervous because… 1. There was no armadillo sticker on her desk. 2. There was no classroom porcupine named Roger. 3. She wouldn’t have a cool shirt from her summer like everyone else! 4. She would probably be stuck in the front row, next to Frank “Eats

Paste” Pearl. Mr. Todd could see her passing notes at her new seat. She was very wor-ried about all the changes! Once she came to school and got to know her classmates and teacher, she realized it wasn’t so bad. We are following the journey of Judy and doing an All About Me Project and “Me Collage” just like her! Stay tuned for more information!

3/4H CARES!


Donwood School, together with Stuart Klassen, (Personal Trainer and Certified Exercise Physiologist) will be offer-ing free monthly low-impact physical fitness classes to parents and caregivers of students at Donwood School. Our first free session will be held at Donwood School on October 6

th from 2:15-3:15pm in the gymnasium. Child-

care will be provided by Marie Klassen (counsellor/resource teacher) with the support of grade 5 leadership students.

October 6th

from 2:15-3:15pm

Please call or email Marie Klassen to register! 204-668-9438 [email protected]

FREE FITNESS CLASSES

mailto:[email protected]


B.A.G. BETTER ACCESS TO GROCERIES FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

When do I order? Anytime before the deadline, which is noon (12:00pm) the Monday before pickup There will be NO orders accepted after this time. When do I pick up my B.A.G order? Every 1

st and 3

rd Wednesday 12:45-3:30pm and Thursday 8:30am-3:30pm

Where do I pick up my B.A.G. order? Donwood School- 400 Donwood Dr. (please go to the office) How much does one B.A.G. cost? $10.00 What does a B.A.G. consist of? Contents may vary from week to week. It will consist of 2-3 different kinds of fruits and 3-4 different kinds of vegetables, which will be bagged in a cloth bag for you. We will TRY to have every B.A.G. contain a bag of potatoes. Examples are carrots, let-tuce, cabbage, onions, tomatoes, apples, oranges, and bananas. How many bags may I order? You may order a MAXIMUM of 2 B.A.G.’s What do I need to bring to place an order? You need to bring the order slip (which is attached), $10.00, and after the first order, you need to bring your cloth bag (with your name on it) back to school, so we can put your fruits and vegetables in YOUR bag. How do I order? Fill out the attached order form and return it to Donwood School, with $10.00 (cash) What if I am not able to pick up my B.A.G.? If you are un able to pick up your B.A.G, please contact Clarissa Brown ASAP. Clarissa Brown Community Connector [email protected] 204-668-9438 What if I forget to pick up my B.A.G.? We understand that a missed B.A.G. pick up may happen. Because of the extensive demand, if it happens a second time, your order request may be moved to the waiting list to open up space for another interested family. If you have any questions, please contact Clarissa Brown Community Connector of Donwood School at: [email protected]

204-668-9438




River East Transcona School Division Board of Trustees

WINTER CONCERTS

Wednesday, December 21st

9:30 AM 2:15 PM 6:30 PM

Name Ward Email address Colleen Carswell (Chair) 1 [email protected] Jerry Sodomlak 1 [email protected] John Toews 2 [email protected]

Rod Giesbrecht 2 [email protected]

Eva Prysizney 3 [email protected]

Vacant 3

Peter Kotyk 4 [email protected]

Brian Olynik 4 [email protected]

Michael West (Vice-Chair) 5 [email protected]








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TEACHER NAME GRADE

ANDERSON Mrs. C. Principal

BARAN Mrs. H. EA

BROWN Mrs. C. Community Connector/ENIP

BRYANT Ms. G. Social Worker

COPPEN Mrs. D. Secretary

CYR Mrs. C. Speech Clinician

DEGEN Ms. K. Gr. 3 English

DOUGLAS Ms. A. EA

EPP Mr. W. Gr. 4/5 GB

FEUER Mrs. K. Gr. 1/2 English

FRANCIS Mr. R. Vice-Principal

FRIESEN Mrs. D. Gr. 1 English

GAROFALO Mrs. J. Lunch Program Director

GOGAL Ms. T. EA

HEMPHILL Ms. C. Gr. 3/4 English

HOES Ms. B. EA (AM)

ILCHENA Ms. B. Phys Ed (.5)

KILE Ms. S. EA (a.m.)

KLASSEN Ms. M. Resource

KLASSEN Mrs. R. EA (a.m.)

KOMISHON Mrs. S. Music

KRUPA Mrs. D. Library Tech, Days 1, 3, 5

LAURIN Ms. S. Gr. 5 English

LEBEAU Ms. B. EA

MARTIN Ms. J EA

MILLER Ms. D. EA

MORRISON Mr. D. EA

NEUMANN Mr. K. Gr. 2/3 GB

NORTHCLIFFE Mrs. A. Gr. 2 GB (AM)

PATTERN-REGIER Mrs. J. Teacher Librarian (Days 2,4,6)

PONCE Mrs. M. Kindergarten (AM & PM)

REID Mr. W. EA

REIMER Mrs. L. Secretary

REMPEL Ms. K. 2 GB (PM)

STOESZ Ms. S. Literacy Support Coach

SWITSKY Ms. L. EA

TAYLOR Ms. S. Gr. 4/5 English

THOMAS Mr. S. Resource

VANDERHOOFT Mr. B. Phys Ed

VENDERBOS Ms. C. Gr. 2 English

VON HACHT Mrs. K. Gr. 3/4 GB

WHITE Mrs. I. K GB (a.m.) & Reading Recov.

WINKLER Mrs. D. EA

WINTERS Mr. A. Head Custodian

WURMANN Ms. H. Gr. 1 GB


PHYS-ED NEWS

Cross Country Run Club The Donwood Cross Country Run Club consisted of over 75 grades 1-5 students this year! We practiced in the mornings before school throughout the month of September. It was a great opportunity for the students to get energized and ready to start their day at school. Our grades 3-5 students were also training for the divisional cross country run meet which was held on September 29 at Birds Hill Park. The students had a very successful day of racing and had a whole lot of fun with their peers. Thanks to Ms. De-gen, Mrs. von Hacht, Mrs. Scarff, Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Baran for joining us for the morning club practices and for the races at the park. We celebrate our run club success each year with a pancake breakfast and would like to say thanks to the parents who came in to make pancakes for the students.

Flag Football Club Once again we will be running a Flag Football Club for any interested students in grades 4 and 5. We will practice during lunch recess (12:15 – 12:45) in October in preparation for the divisional flag football tournament on Wednesday, October 12 at the East Side Eagles field (behind Kildonan East Collegiate). Students attending prac-tices and demonstrating good sportsmanship will have the opportunity to play in the tournament.

Volleyball Club There will be a Donwood Volleyball Club for interested students in grades 4 and 5 dur-

ing the months of October and November. Practices will be during lunch recess (12:15

– 12:45) two or three times a week in preparation for a local school tournament at the

end of November. More details about this event will be given to club participants.

Gym Clothes/Runners It is important for students to come to phys. ed. class prepared and ready to partici-pate. We ask that all grades 3-5 students change into gym clothes, which includes changing their t-shirt and perhaps changing into sweat pants or shorts if they wish. The K-2 students do not change into gym clothes.

All students must have an appropriate pair of indoor runners for playing in the gym.


PHYS-ED NEWS

Outdoor Phys. Ed. Classes We will take classes outside periodically for gym classes throughout the school year. Students should come to school prepared for the weather and outdoor play. This may include ski pants, winter boots, layers of warm clothes, a toque and mitts.

Be Active/Be Safe/Be a Good Sport Donwood students have spent time learning about being active, being safe and being a good sport in phys. ed. classes. Cooperation and teamwork are also important in the gym. We work together to exercise and have fun with friends. Please take time to ask about the games and activities we have been playing in the gym.

Terry Fox School Walk 2016 Each year the Donwwod School community participates in the annual Terry Fox

School Walk. This year the walk will be held at 2:45 – 3:15 on our school field on Octo-

ber 4th. Please help to support the fundraising cause. Students are encouraged to par-

ticipate in the fundraising by bringing in Loonies and Twoonies which will be collected

and counted by Mrs. Laurin’s grade 5 class.

Recess Activities Students in grades 1-5 will have the opportunity to participate in a variety of fun and challenging activities throughout the school year during recess time. Some of the ac-tivities we are looking to offer for students are: soccer, jump rope, dance, cup stacking, badminton, basketball and running activities.


CONNECTORS CORNER

PUMPKIN CARVING NIGHT On Tuesday October 25, Donwood School will be hosting their annual Pumpkin Carving Night. Each

family that attends will be given one pumpkin, with their own pumpkin carving kit. This a FREE

family event. Come out and carve a pumpkin with us!!!!!

Save the Date!!!!!!

STAY AND PLAY Every Thursday from 1:00 TO 3:00 PM parents/caregivers can bring their children, birth to 5

years and themselves, to the Family Room at Donwood School. This is an afternoon filled with

crafts, snacks, singing songs, reading a story, and lots and lots of free play. This an opportunity

for the parents/caregiver to meet other parents form neighbourhood. There is no registration

and the program is absolutely FREE.

Come out and play!!!!!!!


GINGERBREAD HOUSE EVENING

On December 6, Donwood School will be hosting their annual, gingerbread house

building evening. Each family that comes out will receive their own gingerbread

house kit. Your family will get to build a gingerbread house together, while enjoy-

ing a cup of hot chocolate. Come out a enjoy a fun evening with your family while

listening to Christmas carols.


City of Winnipeg Leisure Guide The City of Winnipeg is proud to provide a wide variety of recreation and leisure opportunities that contribute to the overall well-being of our com-munity. The Leisure Guide is published three times per year and is filled with fun and exciting programs for everyone. For more information on leisure, sport and fitness programs, please pick up a copy of the Leisure Guide, call 311 or visit Winnipeg.ca. Guides are available for pick up at civic indoor pools, libraries and leisure centres, and at a number of retail locations including Safeway, 7-Eleven and Mac’s. Registration for swimming lessons only will begin on August 30 at 8:00 am. Registration for all other activities will begin on August 31 at 8:00 am. City of Winnipeg Priceless Fun Winnipeggers now have easy access to information about free recreation, leisure and library programs with the free programming guide, Priceless Fun. The fall edition of Priceless Fun, available in September, provides infor-mation about the free programs for children and youth being offered by the City of Winnipeg throughout the city, all in one convenient guide. Hard copies of Priceless Fun are available for pick up at all civic indoor pools, libraries and leisure centres. You can view the current edition of Priceless Fun online at: Winnipeg.ca/cms/recreation/leisureguide.stm. In-formation about programs is also available by calling 311.

http://winnipeg.ca/

http://www.winnipeg.ca/cms/recreation/leisureguide.stm

http://www.winnipeg.ca/interhom/contact/


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1/2 3 4 5 Early Dismissal

at 2:45 p.m.

Vision and Hear-

ing Screening

K, 1, 3, 5

6 Vision and Hear-

ing Screening

K, 1, 3, 5

7 Co-ordinated Day

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9 10 Thanksgiving

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School Closed

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1 PAC Meeting

at 7:00 p.m.

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6 7 Picture Re-takes

(PM only)

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Remembrance Day Assembly at 11:00

a.m.

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9:30 a.m.

2:15 p.m.

6:30 p.m.

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WINTER BREAK

Hot Lunch

Early Dismissal

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