Chief Example for Others (CEO) Character Trait for November: Honesty and Integrity
Attendance Challenge
Our Attendance Challenge continues this week. As you may recall, the grade level that has the best school attendance over last week and this week will have the honor of decorating our school holiday tree for December!
Last week’s averages per grade level:
Kinder: 86%
1st: 88%
2nd: 87%
3rd: 92%
4th: 91%
5th: 88%
As you can see, third grade currently has the highest percentage of attendance. Will they win? Let’s see what happens this week!
On another note, can you guess which day of the week has the highest average attendance? Tune in next week to find out!
If you are struggling to get your student to school every day, please reach out to your student’s teacher or our wellness team or one of our administrative team. We want to help!
So many clothes…
Families, our Lost and Found area is FULL and OVERFLOWING! Please, please, come and get your students’ clothing and other items that they are missing! There are hoodies, jackets, backpacks, lunch boxes and more!
Anything that is not claimed by its owner by Friday, November 29, will be donated.
And for the future, make sure your students come home with the same clothing they left with, and put their names in them just in case!
Brain Booster November Newsletter
What is a Brain Booster?
There are so many fun and exciting things to learn about in school, life, and in the world around us. Brain Boosters are grade specific classes geared to enhancing learning through: STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math), Physical Education, Visual Arts, Library/Media, and Theater/Drama.
Students attend each content weekly to explore and engage in activities that enrich life skills, such as creativity, collaboration, and their own well-being. These classes take place on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays.
Click HERE to see what your students are doing in Brain Boosters this month and ask your students about their activities!
Thanksgiving Turkeys
Our school will be receiving turkeys and food items from the Frank Cordova Foundation and USANA Kids Eat program for families which will be available for pick-up after school on Monday, November 25.
For families in need of holiday supports, Salt Lake City’s Toys for Tots program is still taking applications. Please click on the link for more information: https://salt-lake-city-ut.toysfortots.org/local-coordinator-sites/lco-sites/default.aspx?nPageID=0&nPreviewInd=0&nRedirectInd=3.
Holiday Supports
For families in need of holiday supports, Salt Lake City’s Toys for Tots program is taking applications until December 10. Please click on the link for more information: https://salt-lake-city-ut.toysfortots.org/local-coordinator-sites/lco-sites/default.aspx?nPageID=0&nPreviewInd=0&nRedirectInd=3.
If you would like to sign up for a holiday bag of food provided by volunteers through Camel’s Hump, please reply to this post or sign up in the front office. Please only sign up at one school if you have students in multiple schools.
Looking Ahead:
Monday, November 25: Turkey distribution 3:05pm (unless otherwise noted)
Wednesday, November 27, – Friday, November 29: No School for Thanksgiving Recess
Monday, December 2: School Community Council Meeting 4:00pm
Tuesday, December 3: School-wide field trip to RSL / America First Stadium!
Friday, December 6: Friday Family Matters breakfast 7:30am
Monday, December 9: PTA Meeting 3:30pm
Tuesday, December 10: Free Groceries at our Mobile Food Pantry 3:05pm
Monday, December 23 – Friday, January 3: No School for Winter Recess
