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November, 2019 GLENDALE SCHOOL 24 FARNHAM AVENUE, WELLAND, ON, L3C3R1 905-735-5213 [email protected] November, 2019 Principal: Mr. Troy Wallace Office Administrator: Mrs. S. Csikos The Elementary Progress Report-Grades 1 to Grade 8 students Mark your Calendar NOVEMBER 7th *7 Report sent Home Today *11th Remembrance Day Assembly *12th gr 7 Immunization *14th Parent/Teacher Conference *15th PA Day –No School *19 Ice Dogs Assembly *29Assembly Parent-teacher conferences are currently being scheduled for the evening of Novem- ber 14th to provide you the opportunity to arrange a meeting with your child(ren)’s teacher. A letter was sent home earlier this week seeking your preference of times to meet. Please return to your child’s teacher the slip indicating your preference for times to meet This is the perfect time to set goals with your child for the remainder of this term. Post the goals in a visible spot such as on the fridge. Working together as a collaborative team will allow us to best support your child’s learning needs. Random Act of Kindness - November 1 Use this card to GET INVOLVED! November 1 marks the ninth annual Random Act of Kindness Day across the Ni- agara region, a day focused performing a simple act of kindness for someone and inspiring the recipient to pay it forward with a kind act for someone else. For more information https://www.randomactofkindness.org/ www.niagaracommunityfoundation.org Share your RAK stories #rakday Breakfast Club Start your child's day off by coming to breakfast club ever Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 8:25am- 8:50am. This is our fourth year providing Breakfast club here at the school and it’s well established and very popular. There is a great atmosphere and is a place where children can meet with their friends before school and enjoy a healthy breakfast together. You can drop your children off anytime after 8:25 am and we close breakfast club promptly at 8:50am. Looking forward to seeing some new and familiar faces this coming year =) Mrs. Nowicki, Mrs Jolliffe Glendale Library Looking for Outdoor chair cushions! Hey families....the new floor of our school library looks amazing! With the carpet gone, Mrs. Perry is looking for donations of outdoor square chair cushions to be used for seating in the library. Any colour (please no white) of cushion is happily accepted. Please only donate "SQUARE" cushions so they can be easily stacked when not any use. Junior/Intermediate Choir The Jr/Inter choir has started! We are practicing songs for the Glendale Remembrance Day Assembly and for the Glendale Christmas Concert. There is still time to join. If you are interested come see Mrs. Perry. Help Needed for a Kindergarten Outdoor Sandbox! We would like to build a large outdoor sandbox in our kindergarten play area. Donations of four 12 foot lengths of pressure lumber and four 4 foot lengths of pressure treated lumber is needed for this project. We are also looking for a piece of landscaping fabric for the bottom of the sandbox (to keep the weeds from growing up and the sand from falling out). Any handymen available to help would also be amazing! Please contact any of the kinder teachers or Mrs. Perry if you are able to make a do- nation of materials or time. Cross Country Our Cross Country team competed on Thursday September 26th at Memorial Park. The team ran hard despite the wet, cold and muddy conditions that day. Two of our runners; finished within the top 20 for their division, allowing them to move onto the Regional Meet at Fireman’s Park in Niagara Falls. Bianca R placed 22nd and Kyra G placed 64th out of 100 students throughout the DSBN in their age division. Congratulations to all of our cross country members: Bianca R, Kyra G, Avery B, Aaron D, Darla R, Jaxon W, Jacob V, Hunter K, Zoe T, Ava D, Olivia O, Jacob P, Eli D, Veylah W and Arianna R. Neighbourhood Canada Games 2021 It’s just your friendly neighbourhood Canada Games 2021 elementary contact sharing EXCITING information with you ! ! ! More info. below but ROGERS HOMETOWN HOCKEY is making a stop in Welland ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Ron MacLean and Tara Slone will be on hand for this exciting celebration Have a great night ! Remembrance Day Our Glendale Remembrance Day Assembly will be Monday, November 11th, starting at 9:40, in the gym. The Jr./Inter. choir will be performing, classes will be presenting wreaths to honour soldiers from around the world and a message of peace will be shared. All families are welcome to join us as we recognize Remembrance Day. Inclement Weather There may be times during the school year where it may be necessary to cancel student transportation due to adverse weather conditions. NSTS gathers information on road and weather conditions from a wide variety of sources, including Environment Canada, the bus companies, various municipal and re- gional agencies and from staff performing checks on selected routes to experience the road conditions first hand. NSTS considers the actual weather conditions, the forecasted weather and the projected impact on road conditions during the peak student transportation windows. Once all available information has been collected and reviewed, and it is determined that students cannot be safely transported to school, or home from school at the end the day, the deci- sion to cancel student transportation is made by NSTS. Every attempt is made to provide the public with information on bus cancellations by 6:00 a.m. The announcement will be posted on the front page of the NSTS website, as well as on the website and social media of DSBN and Niagara Cath- olic. Local radio and television stations are also notified to disseminate this information to the public. The School Board's Director of Education makes the decision to cancel schools. School closure information is an- nounced in the manner outlined above. Please note that parents and/or guardians make the final decision on whether or not to send their child to school in inclement weather conditions. Websites: www.dsbn.org, www.nsts.ca Subscription Features: DSBN Facebook or Twitter, NSTS Transportation Delay or Cancellation Alerts Phone: Niagara Student Transportation Services 905-346-0290 Voice Auto Attendant Radio Stations: CKTB (610 AM), WAVE (94.7FM,), CKOC (1150AM), CHML (900AM), CHAM (820 AM), Y-108 (107.9), CHRE (105.7FM),CHTZ-FM (97.7),CKEY (105.1FM), K-Lite-FM(102.9), Giant FM(91.7) Television Stations: CH – Hamilton, CTV Toronto, CityTV Breakfast Television, Cogeco Channel 10 Treaties Recognition Week at DSBN Ontario has designated November 4-8, 2019 as Treaties Recognition Week with the goal of promoting education and awareness about treaties and treaty relationships. DSBN joins with other school boards across Ontario in encouraging schools to support learn- ing about treaties as an important aspect of our province’s history. For more information on treaties, go to https://www.ontario.ca/page/treaties. Poinsettia Fundraiser On November 1 an information sheet and a form to keep track of your orders will be sent home. Once you have collect- ed all your orders please go into Schoolcash online and place your order. A coupon for every plant ordered will be sent home for distribution. Participants can go to Vermeer’s during business hours to pick up their poinsettia. Proceeds will be used to purchase technology resources. Thank you for your support! School Council If you are interested in becoming more actively involved in your child’s education and the inner workings of Glendale Public School, we encourage you to join our School Council Meetings! Please consider joining us at our meeting on Tuesday, November 26th, 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. in the library. We welcome new members! Christmas Concert Mrs. Perry is still looking for Christmas trees, plastic tree decorations, large snowflake decorations and large snowmen lawn decorations. She is also looking for any volunteers, to help decorate the stage, the morning of the concert. .
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