Warrior News Fannie C. Williams Charter School April 2018✐Volume 11, No. 7 11755 Dwyer Road✐New Orleans, LA 70128 fcwcs.org Fri., April 13, 2018

Scences from our annual LEAP Pep Rally! The Rally is used as a motivational tool to “pep” students into doing their best on the states’ LEAP 2025 standardized test. The next three weeks students in grades 3-8 will show what they know!

2018 Spirit Stick Winners Ms. Simmons’ 8th Grade HR

The Spirit Stick heads upstairs! Ms. Simmons’ 8th grade homeroom earned the Spirit Stick for their spirited presentation during Friday’s Pep Rally. This marks the first time the stick made its’ way to the second floor. Congratulations 8th Graders! Warrior News April 2018

4.0 Grade Point Average Student Grade Damon V. Butler 6 Istvan A. Gayton 7 Darvell R. Hall 8 Shymrri McDonald 8 3rd Quarter Honors Ja’Quellian Z. Mitchell 1 Serenity G. Williams 1

“A” Honor Roll (3.9-3.5 GPA) “B” Honor Roll (3.4-3.0 GPA) “B” Honor Roll (3.4-3.0 GPA) Student Grade Student Grade (cont’d from column 2) Jourdan Amedee 1 Jiyah Barnes 2 Student Grade Jozzae Vaughn 3 Michael Antoine 8 Alyse Benson 2 Derrion Walker 4 Anthony Brock 6 Damia Brown 8 Dwayne Walker 8 Kayden Brown 1 Legend Butler 2 Jalaya Wells 1 D’Nyri Cains 1 Gabrielle Collins 3 Jelaya White 2 Tristan Crump 1 Cohann Davis 1 Alexandra Wilkerson 1 Kimon Decuir 1 Sincere Davis 8 Amauri Williams 3 Jermel Degree 1 Rouguiatou Diallo 1 HezekiahWilliams 3 Treysen Dejesus 1 Jazzlyn Dickens 6 Jaden Williams 4 Kyilee Hickerson 1 Steven Doughty 1 Ja’tasia Wilson 3 Sean Jackson 1 Maci Evans 3 Zael Zapata 3 Terrell Jackson 1 Makaiyah Evans 6 Hayley Jones 8 Angel Foley 6 Semaj Kendrick 1 Sanaya Franklin 2 Brooklyn London 4 Jayla Gardner 2 Ki’yah Martin 1 Mi’Netra Gobernado 5 Lyric O’Conner 3 Kamron Grays 1 Bry Raines 1 Da’rion Hall 4 Joel Rivera 1 Deveion Hall 1 Jazmin Robinson 3 Keenan Holmes 8 Bryce Sanders 4 Samaria Jackson 7 Jaida Scott 1 I’Shyne Johnson 8 Jamal Sigue 1 Trinidy Journey 2 Aneciah Smith 3 Asante Kalama 2 Dymara Thompson 1 Donte Martin 6 Jerome Tyler 7 Leona Mayberry 8 Websites Worthy of Warriors’ Time Kaliya Williams 1 Reagan McKinnis 6 (4th Graders and Middle School) Ronce Wilson 1 Mekhi McKnight 2 Treyvon Moliere 6 www.nationalgeographic.org Warria Page 6 Prince Patel 4 factmonster.com Madison Perkins 2 Koray Rayford 1 biography.com Jerome Reaux 2 Dannie Riley 3 howstuffworks.com Ayanna Rochez 2 Kaniya Sanson 3 coolmath.com Domonick Sentino 7 Elijah Sigure 8 funology.com Ja’liyah Simms 1 Reginae Simon 1 www.knowitall.org Briya Tardy 1 Saryah Turner 3 Jaylyn Tyler 6 -2- Warrior News April 2018

Highlights from this issue of WN Measles 4 LEAP 2025 1, 5 NEW School Uniforms 6 April 16, 2018 3rd Quarter Honor Roll 2 School Calendar 2018-19 6 Dear Parents/Guardians, Retention Danger 3 Class of ’22 Destinations 7 Principal’s Message 3 Fannie Farms 8 We are in the midst of LEAP 2025 Testing. This week Upcoming Events 4 Donuts with Dad 9 7th & 8th Graders will be assessed, followed by 5th & Spring Bling ’18 10 6th next week and concluding with 3rd & 4th Graders the last week. 2017-2018 Academic Grading Quarters 2017-2018 It is important that all students are present and on School Holidays 164 school days time, especially during their testing week. Students for Students 1st Quarter August 15 - October 13 (41 days) should leave book bags, phones, smart watches, and May 16 2nd Quarter October 16 - December 21 (44) any other electronic gear at home. Last Day for Students 3rd Quarter January 9 - March 16 (42) 4th Quarter March 19 - May 16 (37) It is important that we give all students the opportunity to do their best on these important assessments. Students absent during their testing Is Your Child in Danger of assignment notebook; use of period will have to make-up the exams, so ensure that Retention? supplementary materials. your child is present and on time daily. Our school counselor, Mrs. Edmond, has met with all students in grades Did you and your scholar receive Continue to check the Wednesday Warrior Folder for first through eighth who are in such a notice and recommendations? updates on school activities and important news. danger of failing. Did you adhere to the –Kelly S. Batiste, Principal/CEO recommendations you received in Parents were informed in February & writing? Have you taken all the March, via the United States Postal necessary steps to ensure they will Report Cards were issued on the following Service, of students who are in not be retained next year? dates for this academic year: danger of repeating their current Wed., October 25, 2017 grade. Mrs. Edmond requested that School attendance also plays a major Wed., January 10, 2017 part in the success of students in the parents come in to speak with her Wed., March 28, 2018 and learned of what grades were classroom. Did your child’s attendance this year aid their Students are issued report cards in the Warrior Folder needed to ensure moving on to the on the designated Wednesdays listed above. Parents next grade. Parents were also given academic progress or was it a hinderance? were asked to check their child’s report cards on the another copy of their child’s most dates listed above. Did you see these reports? ### recent report card. Many parents took the opportunity to confer with Parents are also reminded that they Mrs. Edmond. can access their child’s grades and Do you know you can access your child’s attendance attendance on a computer, tablet or and grades by going to: Students also met with their smartphone (see box on right) at https://services.edgear.net/progress/ counselor and were informed, in anytime. Monitoring their attendance writing, of what was needed to bring and classroom activities is a great way to stay “on top of things.” their grades up to a promotional Need to speak to your child’s teacher(s) level. Parents and students were We hope that 2017-2018 has been a regarding their academic progress? The quarterly provided with recommended Parent-Teacher Conference Days are the perfect interventions to improve grades. successful year for your opportunity! There’s one last opportunity for They included the following (not a 2017-2018! complete list and all do not apply to scholar. Always strive to be a Wed., Sept. 13 all students): extended time Wed., Nov. 15 requirements; reading directions to motivator in your scholar’s Wed., Feb. 7 student; peer/after school tutoring; Wed., Apr. 18 use of calculator/computer/spell academic quest. Let’s finish the 4-6 pm check; pre-teaching of vocabulary; Remember: There is no After School Program on requiring students to maintain year strong– working hard conference days! ###

A Report Card is a student’s PAY DAY for their work during the grading Did you know . . . ELA and Math must be passed in order to period! Is your child well-paid for a job move on to the next grade? well-done? Are they a motivated learner? -3- Warrior News April 2018

Do you have a little one in your life who from the desk of . . . would do well at FCWCS? We are looking (cont’d from column 2) effective at stopping the measles Upcoming Campus Events for Pre-K & Kindergarten students for 2018-2019! You should apply at (one dose, 93%). April 2018 2-6 Spring Break Holiday EnrollNOLA.org People are always on the move 9 Students return to school today. This message is being given 12 iReady Celebration We only have 40 seats (2 classes) of Pre-K! due to a case of measles reported in 13 LEAP Pep Rally Don’t know how to handle the OneApp New Orleans last week. Health 16-20 LEAP (State) Testing, Grades 7 & 8 process? Visit one of the 3 Family Resource officials were trying to identify and 18 4th Quarter Progress Reports Centers for help: notify people that the patient may Conferences, 4-6 pm; NO After have come in contact with, all in an School Program today Uptown-Lawrence D. Crocker Elementary effort to stop the virus from 23-27 LEAP (State) Testing, Grades 5 & 6 2300 Gen Taylor St. 70115 spreading. The patient is from the 30 LEAP (State) Testing, Grades 3 & 4 New Orleans East-Livingston Collegiate United Kingdom and has been Academy, 7301 Dwyer Road 70126 hospitalized. May 2018 Westbank-Orleans Parish School Board 1-3 LEAP (State) Testing, Grades 3 & 4 3520 Gen. DeGaulle Drive, Suite 1101, 70114 The CDC states that symptoms 1-2 8th Grade Final Exams Open Mon.-Fri., 8:30 am - 4 pm appear about 7 to 14 days after 7-8 4th Quarter Exams, Grades 1-7; 1.877.343.4773 exposure. Fever, a runny nose, 8th Grade Day of Service ### coughing, red eyes, and a sore throat 9 Pre-K End of Year Celebration; appears. After about 3 to 5 days, a 8th Grade Career Day rash will develop. 10 Kindergarten Promotional Ceremony, from the desk of Source: cdc.gov & nola.com. ### Time: TBA Nurse Robichaux, R.N., B.S.N 11 8th Grade EOY Celebration, Time: The Center for Disease Control (CDC) recently Parents + School = TBA announced an outbreak of measles in 34 people Partnership This simple equation 15 Awards Day, Grades 1-7 from 11 states (January 1 to March 30, 2018). In works well! 16 Students Last Day, Report Cards 2017, 118 people from 15 states were reported to Issued have the measles. 17 Staff Last Day ### The CDC is concerned in this uptick due to: • The majority of people who got measles were We hope ALL our Warriors unvaccinated. • Measles is still common in many parts of the return next year . . . world (some countries in Europe, Africa, the We are saving a seat for your son/ Pacific, and Asia). daughter for the 2018-2019 school • Travelers with measles continue to bring the session! disease to the United States. Remember, if you fill a One-App to request • Measles can spread when it reaches a community another school, your seat at FCWCS may be in the United States where groups of people are given to another student even if you change unvaccinated. your mind or don’t receive the placement you were seeking! Measles is a highly contagious virus that spreads through the air through coughing and sneezing. Who needs OneApp? Prior to the development of the vaccine in the early You should submit a One App if your student ‘70s, children and adults were very susceptible to is: this illness that can cause death in extreme cases. –NEW to New Orleans or new to public Measles, chickenpox, and mumps were known as schools childhood diseases and were known to tear through –Seeking to transfer from their current school entire school populations. to a new school for the 2018-2019 School Year –A transitional student, which means their Physicians continue to stress the importance of current school does not offer their expected having children vaccinated with the 1st dose at grade next year (8th graders needing to advance 12-15 months and then again for the 2nd dose at to high school). ### 4-6 years of age. Both doses are about 97% (cont’d in next column) -4- Warrior News April 2018

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Parents who read the monthly issues of the WN are near and dear to our hearts. They keep informed of all the great things happening on our LEAP Testing Schedule How can you help your child conquer the campus! Informed parents 7th & 8th Grades state mandated testing? make our jobs easier. They April 16th-April 20th assist in guiding their children ELA*, Math, Sci, SS & EOC* Parents/Guardians you can assist in in the rules & regulations of (English Language Arts; Science, Social Studies & End the following ways: of Course) school (aka The 4 Ps). 1. Ensure your child gets a good night’s sleep. 5th & 6th Grades We had two winners this past month . . . 2. Provide a warm, healthy breakfast April 23rd-April 27th Thanks to Ms. Adriana Poché and Ms. Claudia each morning of the testing. ELA, Math, Sci & SS Hernandez for reading the March issue of the 3. Ensure your child arrives to WN. Dere’onne and Joel were able to search Mrs. school on time each morning of 3rd & 4th Grades Batiste’s treasure chest for just the right prize. ### testing. April 30th-May 4th 4. Encourage your child to do his/ ELA, Math, Sci & SS her best work on all tests. All good things must come to 5. Tell your child to attempt all of an end . . . ALL students should leave ALL the questions and not to leave any Thurs., April 26th backpacks and electronic devices (cell blanks. is the LAST day phones and smart watches) home on 6. Remind your child that the test is for the testing days. ### very important. Afterschool Program 7. Try to make the morning a pleasant one. Do not add to your Attendance Counts All students will be child’s stress. All students can learn–but they must be present dismissed at 3:15 pm 8. Remind your child to listen to do so! beginning Fri., April 27th carefully to the instructions from through the last day of In order to be eligible for promotion, the teacher and to read the school (May 16th). If your students will need to be in attendance directions and each question child is a car rider, please a minimum of 158 days out of the 163 carefully. make arrangements to have days in the school year. After the 3rd day 9. Encourage your child to stay him/her picked up by 3:15 absent, your child’s teacher will reach out to the focus on the test, even if other pm each day. parent to discover what the problem is. Teachers students finish early. will contact the school’s social worker Mrs. Aziz 10. Visit www.louisianabelieves.org Thank you. Visit our website: if the problem is not resolved. ### for more information. –Ms. Sisco fcwcs.org ###

Who’s that on sax? That’s Mr. Joseph Saulsbury, an original faculty member from the 2007-2008 staff. Mr. Saulsbury organized the first Warrior Band “back in the day” and was on the original Enrichment Team. He LEAP is MANDATORY, no returned as part of a trio to exceptions . . . entertain us with live music ALL students in grades 3-8 will be tested during our 9th Annual Donuts according to the state’s mandates. Students with Dad. Good seeing and who are absent on test days will have to hearing from you Mr. Saulsbury. make the test up on the make-up day. Please send your student to school and on time. ### -5- Warrior News April 2018 Pennies Campaign Ends with . . . CHANGE IS COMING TO OUR $531.78 2018-2019 PROPOSED submitted to the Leukemia & Lymphoma School Calendar Society to fight blood cancer. Mrs. (these dates are subject to change and/or Board approval) Petty’s 2nd Graders came in first, contributing the most. Thanks to all August 2018 who gave! 2 - 1st Day for Staff The Fannie C. Williams Charter ### 13 - 1st Day for Students School will have a change in (Grades 1-8) uniforms for the 2018-2019 for Box Tops Nets $592.00 20 - 1st Day for Students in Librarian Karen LeBlanc and Business Pre-K and Kindergarten ALL students! Manager Brenda Watson has informed the WN that the school has collected September 2018 Flyers went out on Fri., April 13th $592.00 in its annual Box Tops for 3rd - Labor Day, NO SCHOOL detailing next year’s uniform. Did Education Drive. you receive your copy? They October 2018 school’s website will be updated Since the 2009-2010 school year, Mrs. 18 - 22 – Fall Break, NO SCHOOL LeBlanc has spear-headed the coupon shortly to reflect this change. Stay drive to collect monies for the school’s November 2018 tuned. coffers. Each Box Top coupon has a 19 - 23 – Thanksgiving Break, value of 10 cents. Since that first year, NO SCHOOL Do we have your most current more than $3500.00 has enriched the contact information? Please check December 2018 school’s treasury. The results through to ensure the main office has your: the years has been as follows: 21 - NO SCHOOL for Students (Staff Record Day) current home address, cell number, 2009-2010 $ 67.00 24 - 31 – Holiday Break, NO alternative contacts, etc. 2010-2011 $285.80 SCHOOL 2011-2012 $509.90 ### 2012-2013 $632.70 January 2018 2013-2014 $637.50 1 - 4 – Holiday Break, NO 2014-2015 $381.00 SCHOOL 2015-2016 $535.60 7 - Staff Record Day, NO 2016-2017 (submitted ’18) SCHOOL for Students 2017-2018 $592.00 21 - MLK, Jr. Day, NO SCHOOL Lost & Found Continues Thanks again to Mrs. LeBlanc and March 2018 Dean Sisco, who each spring can be 1 - 8 – Mardi Gras Break, NO to Grow found counting thousands of SCHOOL Parents are asked to check coupons, checking their expiration the ever growing Lost’n dates and pasting them to sheets of April 2018 Found rack and table paper so that they can be sent off for 18 - 23 – Spring Break located in the school’s lobby. redemption. May 2018 Dean Sisco continues to gather clothing, Please continue to check your 15 - Last Day for Students eyeglasses, books, etc. and lovingly gather products purchased for these valuable 16 - Last Day for Staff them for their owners to retrieve. Items coupons. Save them during the 23 - Last Day for Administration, with names on and in them are returned. summer break and send them to Leadership Team There are quite a few sweaters, jackets, and school in August. Mrs. LeBlanc has ### sweatshirts looking for their owners. already begun her quest for the 2018-2019 school year. Clothing left at the end of the year will be ### cleaned and given to charity. ###

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2018-2019 School Supply Lists coming soon! Lists will also appear on the school’s website– One App First Round Results www.fcwcs.org Administration and classroom Are In! Class of 2022 headed to teachers are currently preparing High School! Supply Lists for next school year. The first round results are in and our 8th Copies will be sent home in the graders have received their placement for Wednesday Folder. ### their freshman year of high school!

Our 8th Grade class is composed of 56 We’ve Watched You Grow Up Parents/Guardians . . . students. All students did not comply to the The Class of 2022 is moving on to high We’re saving a seat for all deadline for the first round of One App. school–16 of them have been with us current Warriors for next Warriors will be found at the following since Pre-K! schools for the 2018-2019 school year: year! But do you know of a family Abramson Sci Academy Principal Batiste has noted the large looking for a good school home for their 10 number of students that are child(ren)? We’ve got a few spots completing their 8th grade year have open. Please direct them to the Livingston Collegiate Academy been with us since starting school in OneApp process at 9 Pre-K. This is our largest number of “vets” in our school history. Sixteen G. W. Carver Collegiate Academy https://enrollnola.org (16) members of the Class of 2022 6 started out in our Pre-K (4) class, • Round 2 of OneApp opens on April back in the days of the white FEMA Landry-Walker College & Career 16, 2018. trailers on campus! That was the 6 • Round 2 Deadline Ends on May 25, 2008-2009 school year. Wow! 2018. Rosenwald Collegiate Academy • Results (placement) will be issued July We’ve watched you grow and mature, 4 2018. becoming integral parts of our school • Registration Deadline is July 27, 2018. family. Enjoy your high school years, John F. Kennedy High School • 1st Day of School for FCWCS is they will go by quickly. Do your best @ Lake Area Monday, August 13 (grades 1-8) and and remember the many lessons 3 Monday, August 20 (grades Pre-K learned here at Fannie C. Williams! and Kindergarten). 10 Years Warrior Vets Warren Easton High School Longevity Award Winners 2 Thanks! ### (FCW Warriors from Pre-K thru 8th Grade) Kyla Alexander New Orleans Charter for Science & Alvin Amacker We made a difference Fri., Apr. 13th–FCW Math (Sci Academy) Kaliah Brown participated in the Casual for Cures drive 2 Imani Davis Mia Evans Dress Down Day benefitting the Net Charter High School: Central City Herbert Foster Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation! 1 Darvell Hall Students brought $1 and were able to wear Dallas Jacquet MLK, Jr. Charter their favorite jeans. We raised I’Shyne Johnson 1 Hayley Jones Malik Kendrick $343.00 Sophie B. Wright Charter School Troyneka Murray for the more than 1.6 million American 1 Gary Price children and adults suffering with this Alexis Williams ailment. That includes our own ELEX, a McMain Secondary School Earlvin Williams middle school student at FCWCS! 1 Thanks to all who gave! ### Ronnell Wilson ###

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Fannie Farms Underway Lost Textbooks & Teachers Dana Williams and Library Books Lawren Michalik Secure Grants StudentPhotos Now is a good time to On the campus, to the right of courtesy of look for those lost the building as you enter, is an Coach textbooks and library outdoor classroom and planters. Williams books before they are Teachers Williams and Michalik collected in a few have decided to put this “land” Michalik (left) & Williams (right), weeks. to use as an area to teach the green gardeners! Warriors about growing an edible Parents will remember garden. Gardening encourages that a textbook kids to eat fruits and vegetables, contract was signed by thus promoting a healthy both parents and their lifestyle. Planting also provides children stating they students with participation in would be responsible scientific experiments. It also for taking care of teaches kids responsibility by textbooks during their having to care for the plants usage this school year. daily. Books deemed damage beyond repair The WN has been notified by will also have to be both ladies that they have been replaced. awarded grants by the Whole Kids Foundation ($2000) and Fit Mrs. I. Hall handles Nola ($1250) to purchase the textbook and can necessary seeds, soil, and provide information equipment needed to start the All able-bodied hands on deck regarding cost. Library edible garden on our campus. (photos on right). Members of the books borrowed from Physical Education classes lend the school are also Teachers Williams, Michalik, their muscles to moving soil into subject to the same Prillman and Eschman have the planters. Coach Williams has rules. ### volunteered to check in on the found a way to involve all garden during the summer Enrichment students in the vacation to keep things going. It school’s edible garden: research of is hoped that the garden will what crops to grow, Computer produce a crop that can provide Lit; planting: Phy. Ed. & salads, smoothies, and herbs for Music; signage for crops, Art. students and staff to partake of its bounty. ###

BOOK FAIR ROCKS Last month’s Spring Book Fair was an awesome success! Thanks to all the parents, grandparents, staff, and especially dads on the last day, that made our bi-annual Scholastic Book Fair such a success! One of the greatest gifts to give a child is the joy of a new book and an appreciation for reading! As always . . . OUTSTANDING JOB Mrs. K. LeBlanc, Librarian! ###

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Fri., March 23rd Our 9th annual day to have Dad (or Paw- Paw, Unc, or Big Brother) come to campus for a donut or two, milk, orange juice, and a little fellowship. About 175 dads made the annual visit.

This year’s speaker was Lloyd Dennis of the Silverback Society.

What a nice treat to have Dad here for a few hours or so. ###

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Scenes from our 9th Donuts for Dads @ FCWCS! Silverback Society. Thanks Mr. P. Britt and his team Picture above, bottom center is Lloyd Dennis of the for putting on another great Donuts with Dad Program. Warrior News April 2018

Middle Schoolers worked very hard trying to but few succeeded. Great fundraiser Mr. Avery (see “dethrone” Mr. Avery from his perch above a barrel picture on left of Mr. Avery after a successful dunk. Annual Spring Bling . . . of cooooool water on an overcast day. Many tried, Can you find the ball in the picture? March 28, 2018 3 Hours of serious fun, food, and friends! Not to be missed, ever!!!

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Global Wildlife Center, Folsom Thurs., April 12th No one does field trips like our Pre-K classes! Teachers Tolliver, Singleton, Wimberly, and Allen sure know what makes Pre-K rock! A trip to Africa via Folsom, Louisiana will do the trick! Photos courtesy of Mrs. S. Tolliver! Thanks.

THANK YOU Ms. Gina FFLIC Brings Easter Baskets to Womack and Our Youngest Warriors, 3/26/18 Staff . . . We 10th annual Easter Basket Giveaway in an appreciate your effort to bring joy to kids across New thoughtfulness! Orleans this Easter! Students in grades Pre- K through 1st were recipients of Families The Warriors of and Friends of Louisiana’s Incarcerated FCWCS Children. Thanks for thinking of us! ###

Did you read this issue of Warrior News? It was prepared especially for the parents and friends of FCWCS! Fill out the back of this form to enter your scholar in our monthly drawing. The drawing takes place 2 school days after the distribution of the WN. The winning Warrior gets to pick a prize out of Mrs. Batiste’s treasure chest.

Cut this part of the page, fill out the back as directed (pg. 12) and return it to school to enter the drawing. SAVE the rest of the WN. Keep the Warrior News on hand to stay abreast of FCW Charter’s activities for the upcoming weeks. -11- Warrior News April 2018

Mission Statement of Warrior Fannie C. Williams Charter School The mission of Fannie C. Williams School is to achieve the News highest academic success through collaboration of staff, Fannie C. Williams Charter School parents, and community. ### 11755 Dwyer Road New Orleans, LA 70128 504.373.6228 Transportation to and from our campus www.fcwcs.org Warrior News is published provided by monthly (sometimes bi-monthly) during the academic school year by the Wells Transportation Faculty & Staff of the school, under the Questions or concerns regarding pick- auspices of ups, drop offs, and bus stops . . . Community Leaders Advocating Student Success Duane Stelly, President Board Members - Al Edwards, Brenda Flint-Minor, Debra Dean, Donnyette Love, Emily Roubion, Call 504.469.1277 Anthony LaPierre

Kelly S. Batiste, CEO/Principal Reminder . . . Terry M. Smith, Photographer & Editor All Pre-K through 3rd graders FCWCS Faculty & Staff, Contributors must be met at the bus stop by an adult in the afternoon, unless they are riding the bus Does the office have your up-to- with an older sibling (grades date Contact Information? 4-8). Please ensure the school’s office has Children will be returned to your current phone number, home school if no adult is present to address, and alternate/emergency receive them at the bus stop. contacts. The school needs this Parents will then have to retrieve them from the information in the event of school’s main office. emergencies and/or to advise parents ### of changes in the school calendar. ### Parents/Guardians . . . Parents/Guardians of Bus Riders, do you love the convenience Please allow the school of your child riding the school bus to and from school? bus 15 minutes “grace” before declaring it to be a no show (a.m. pick-up) or Please make sure they behave on the school bus to preserve late (p.m. drop off). their ride to and from school. Unruly students can lose their Traffic can detain the bus seats, making their parents responsible for getting them to from arriving at the and from school. –Deans Sisco & Daigle “exact” time designated. ### –Dean Sisco

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