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Welcome to the New Year! Can you believe we have already been back in school for almost a month? We’re looking forward to another exciting school year her at Cherry Tree ESE. We have a quite a few returning counselors and some new faces too. Those returning are Mrs. Haddock(Site Supervisor), Ms. Lucero(Assistant Site Supervisor), Mrs. Garg(Head Kid Counselor), Mr. Niemiec, Miss Bartley, Miss Saunders and Mr. Ford(AM program). Our new counselors are Mr. Short, Miss Eacret and Mr. Arbogast. Mr.Short was with us for a few days at the end of last school year and worked all summer at our summer camps. He is a junior at Carmel. Mr Arbogast also worked all summer at our summer camps and he will be subbing for us at Cherry Tree this year so you will see him here and there. He is a senior at Carmel and looking forward to college next year. Miss Eacret is just joining us this year and is enrolled at a local charter school. We are all looking forward to getting to know your kids and making it a great year! CHERRY TREE ELEMENTARY Monica Haddock, Site Supervisor [email protected] | 317.698.6579 July and August Birthdays Happy birthday to those students that celebrated birthdays in July, August and September. Throughout the year our students will receive a coloring birthday card signed by the counselors, a birthday slap bracelet and a sticker around their birthday. Here are some fun facts for each month we’re celebrating this edition. July- July is National Ice Cream month, the birth flower is the water lily, and you share a birthday month with J.K. Rowling and Will Ferrell. August- August is National Family Fun Month, the birthstone is peridot and Billy Ray Cyrus and former president Barack Obama have an August birthday. September-September is National Potato and Chicken month, the zodiac signs in September are Virgo and Libra. When you sign happy birthday to September babies make sure you include Will Smith and Beyonce. We hope everyone has a great birthday! July- London S, Jae C, Liam H, Grayson G, Brooke B, Becca H, Ella S, Teddy J, Mae C, Avery Q, Sawyer H, Austin S, Annie T, Ethan K, Gavyn K, Emma A, Audrey L, Dash V, Macy D, Jace L, Bracen S, Owen T. August- Carter C, Delaney S, Caylee S, Gavin M, Case S, Riley M, Quinn M, Easton T, Eli G, Larson L, Brayen L, Hattie H. September- Ashley C, Landon M, Anna P, Luke M, Logan V, Hudson W, Drake B, Jacob K CHERRY TREE ELEMENTARY Monica Haddock, Site Supervisor [email protected] | 317.698.6579 .

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