Friday, June 8, 2012

June 8


June 8, 2012

Dear Parents,

Grades close today.  Next week will be a flurry of activity with graduation, class day, the great race, awards, etc.
·      Agriculture Secretary Ross will visit Monday to review our Farm To School program activities.  I want to recognize Kelly Meacham and Amy Richardson for their  hard work this year to integrate Farm To School activities into the classroom curriculum.
·      Students will have step up day scheduled during this last week so that they can meet the teacher they have been assigned to for next year.
·      On Wednesday, eighth grade students start the day with Principal’s breakfast and receiving yearbooks.  Yearbooks will be distributed to students who ordered them throughout the day. 
·      The eighth grade Class Day assembly takes place at 1:30.  Honor roll, athletic, and individual class awards will be given at this time.  Parents are welcome to attend.
·      The 6 and 7th grade students will have their final awards assembly on Thursday morning at 8AM.  After this, students will participate in The Great Race.  This is a tradition involving academic, athletic, and some absolutely crazy competition!
·      Another tradition is ringing the bells and giving the busses a huge send off at noon.
·      Eighth grade students do not attend school Thursday morning.  Instead they are to come to school at 1:00 PM for Graduation.  We spend the hour before graduation starts taking a class photo, pinning flowers on to lapels and corsages onto dresses, and generally having a few minutes together before saying goodbye.
·      Graduation is at 2:00 PM.

The office will be open Friday, and all next week.  Teachers will be wrapping up their professional responsibilities by Tuesday.  Linda will post a schedule of her summer hours in the window of the Principal’s office.  When Mr. Wright comes on board, he will do the same. 

A summer food program has been established in Windsor that serves students in all of Windsor County.  Any child under the age of 18 can enjoy breakfast and lunch at no cost at the State Street School all summer.  

Don’t forget to check out the lost and found!

So it is time to say goodbye to the students and parents of this wonderful school.  Simply said, I have been blessed to work here, and I leave you in good hands.  As always, give your child a hug for me.

Judy Callens, Princpal