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Wdlf Pack Press WDLF PACK PRESS PARK SCHOOL CAMPUS - 400 W. TOWNLINE ROAD - ROUND LAKE, IL 60073 ! !“Falling Back” Into the Routine… It seems like we have all easily fallen back into the daily routine of the new school year. We’re waking up on time (for some of us, maybe not) and replaced cartoon watching on the couch with solving math problems at a desk. The PTO is here to make a change for our school, just like a tree goes from green to golden yellow this time of year.! As you’ll read on to find out, we had a number of successful and entertaining events sponsored by our PTO last month. Our goal is to unify our students, their families, and the Park School Campus staff, while helping raise funds to enrich our children’s education and overall school experience. This past month was proof that we’re unified! By attending an event or donating your time to assist, you’re helping us get one step closer to reaching our goals. Thank you for your support!! A huge thank you to everyone that attended the PTO meeting last month! Please join us in welcoming our newest Board members - Meghan Cripe and Jennifer Garraway. ! We have some great events planned this month - Movie Night, Book Fair, Staff Appreciation Dinner, Munchkins with Mom, Dave & Buster’s Spirit Night, 5th Grade Ice Cream Social, and the Halloween Dance. Look for more details in the coming weeks!! Don’t forget to like us on Facebook and check out our website. Not only can you find a wealth of information on our website, but you can purchase Spiritwear items, send a surprise message to your child with a scented pencil, sign-up to volunteer at an event, find copies of forms and flyers, or make a donation! We encourage you to send us your comments and suggestions - we love hearing from you!! It’s time to start unpacking the winter gear and enjoy the fall festivities! Happy fall!! - Park School Campus PTO ! OCTOBER EDITION STAY CONNECTED Around Campus 2 Your Park School Campus PTO is on the web. Check us out on Welcome Wagon 2 Facebook, email us, or visit our website where you can shop for Spiritwear, plan for events, download flyers, and more! What’s Happening 3 ! Look What We Did 4 www.parkcampuspto.com! Staff Spotlight 4 Campus Classifieds 5 Park Campus PTO ! [email protected]! AROUND CAMPUS PTO BOARD MEMBERS! ! Taste of Park President Irena Braun! Vice President Marjorie! Bianchi Secretary Genna Walker! Treasurer David Northern! Staff Liaison Elsa Barrett! Ways and Means Conrad Santos Elena Santos! Event Coordinator Meghan Cripe Jennifer Garraway Nicole Stanley! Volunteer Coordinator Crystal Northern ! WELCOME WAGON: Helping New Families Adjust The Welcome Wagon is supported by the PTO and offers guidance to those new to Park School Campus. Coming to a new school can leave you full of questions and concerns. We will give you insight from parents with K-8 experience here at Park. Want to know more about drop-off and pick-up? Where is the Media Center? How do I volunteer? What is Inspiration Day? Don’t worry, we have the answers! Contact us to meet for coffee and chat or ! exchange emails with us - [email protected].! ! Your Welcome Wagon Members are here for you!! WHAT’S HAPPENING ON CAMPUS NATIONAL CUSTODIAN’S DAY 10.2.15! FROM THE PTO! Please make sure to let our custodians (Bob Smith Jr., Manuel Soto, and Justin We are always looking for volunteers to assist Wisemen) know how much they mean to all of us at Park! They always keep us with our fun events. A little of your time everything running smoothly. What would we do without them?! can make a big difference to the PTO. MOVIE NIGHT 10.2.15 7pm! Don’t forget all the easy ways to help like ordering Scrip gift cards Put on your pajamas! Grab some blankets and pillows! Get some snacks from , using your Target RedCard, or collecting the concession stand and enjoy the movie - Home - with your family and Box Tops and Labels for Education. friends! Watch Tip and Oh embark on the road trip of a lifetime as the fugitives realize that there’s a lot more at stake than intergalactic relations. You won’t If you can’t spare your time, we’d be happy to also accept want to miss it! Don’t forget to bring in your Box Tops, Labels for Education, donations for raffles or monetary gifts to enhance our school. and printer cartridges to earn a free popcorn and/or juice box. See you there! BOOK FAIR 10.2.15 - 10.8.15! Reading is the most important skill you can teach a child. Visit us at the book fair! Purchase affordable books for your child and their teacher, while supporting your school. Last year, we were able to purchase a new SmartBoard and provide over $2,500 in books to our school with the money raised at the book fairs. Look for exact days and times in the attached flier. Can’t make it to the Book Fair at school? No problem! Visit our online Book Fair through Thursday, October 29 at http://bookfairs.scholastic.com/homepage/parkcampus. ! Volunteers are still needed! Please sign-up at http://tinyurl.com/ptosignups. All volunteers donating 2 or more hours of their time receive a $10 Book Fair gift certificate. Please help us get more books in the hands of our children! Thank you! BIRTHDAY BREAKFAST 10.8.15 8:50am! Attention all 1st through 5th graders with birthdays in October! Look for your invitation next week to join Mr. Melamed and Mr. Dinsmore for a special breakfast in the multi-purpose room after the Howler broadcast. STAFF APPRECIATION DINNER 10.8.15 5pm! Our hardworking staff will be treated to a Mexican dinner from Garden Fresh during their late night of conferences next week. Thank you for all you do for our students and school every day! MUNCHKINS WITH MOM 10.16.15 7:50am! Moms, Grandmas, Aunts - join us for FREE donuts, coffee, and juice! Meet other parents, let your kids show you off to their friends, and then walk them to class. Due to the popularity of this event, RSVPs are required and late RSVPs may not be honored. RSVP online at http://tinyurl.com/ptosignups or return the attached flyer by Thursday, October 8th. See you there!! DAVE & BUSTER’S SPIRIT NIGHT - VERNON HILLS 10.20.15! PICTURE RETAKES 10.29.15 HALLOWEEN CELEBRATIONS 10.30.15! After the K-4th grade costume parade at 1:50pm (AM Kindergarteners will have their costume parade at 10:55am), we invite the 5th graders to join us for some delicious frozen goodies with their friends. You may not be able to dress in a costume to school anymore, but you’ll be the only ones in the school with spooktacular sundaes!! Parents - please sign up to help setup, serve, and cleanup at http://tinyurl.com/ptosignups.! Then, it’s time for the annual 6-8th grade Halloween Dance (7-9pm)! Information about costume guidelines and contests will be sent home soon. You won’t want to miss it!! Parents - please sign up to help at http://tinyurl.com/ptosignups. Thank you! MOVIE NIGHT - INSIDE OUT 11.6.15 7pm! GENERAL PTO MEETING 11.11.15 6pm! DONUTS WITH DAD 11.13.15 7:50am LOOK WHAT WE DID! 8/21 - Back to School Pool Party! It was a perfect evening to catch up with old friends and meet new ones at the Round Lake Area Park District Aquatics Center. Thank you to everyone that helped make a splash into the new school year!!! 8/25 - School Supply Pick Up/Popsicle Welcome! The popsicles were a hit, as always! Thank you to everyone that supported our first fundraiser this year. We raised $1500 for our students!! STAFF SPOTLIGHT 8/27 - Boohoo/Yahoo Breakfast! ! We always love seeing our Kindergarten parents at this event! We met so many new families and truly enjoyed helping you get your questions Kelli Sibigtroth answered. A huge thanks to the Hainesville Starbucks for donating the ! coffee for this event!! 9/3 and 9/10 - Back to School Nights! What do you do at Park? Thanks for stopping by to visit the PTO sponsored tables before you met 6th Grade Math/Literature/Language Arts! your children’s teachers! Our new Spiritwear was a huge hit! Your orders will be delivered to your child’s classroom the week of Oct. 12th. Missed How long have you been in your this Spiritwear order? Don’t worry! We will have another Spiritwear position? 9 years! order soon with delivery in time for the holidays.! 9/4 - Welcome Back Packets! Favorite part of your job: There was a wealth of information in the Welcome Back Packets! From Watching my students learn and grow! what we do to our “trash to cash” program to how you can get involved in your child’s school, it was all there for you. Oh, and a little gift for you... a Other job you would like to try: Park Wolves photo frame/calendar magnet! We hope the calendar magnet I would like to be a florist.! helps you keep track of some of the wonderful events at Park this year. Park staff also received a personalized “dry erase board”. We hope Fun or interesting fact about you: everyone has a great year!! I know how to arm crochet. 9/9 ! - General PTO Meeting! Thank you to all the teachers and parents that joined us at our first general Your favorite place to go: PTO meeting! Congratulations to Sheri Sato (2014-2015 Parent Survey The beach! winner).
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