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Spring is in the air! We hope you’re enjoying the warm weather as much as we are - it’s so nice that the kids get to go outside for recess and during P.E. We recently finished our first round of STAAR testing. We loved seeing the 4th grade S@H students who came in for testing, if only for a few hours. 3rd-5th grade students will take Math and Reading STAAR on May 11 and 12.

Congratulations to our Service Award recipients, who have given their time and efforts to Plano ISD for many years. Haun is lucky to have such kind, dedicated teachers! *Ms. Nelson, 2nd grade - 10 years of service *Mrs. Cramer, 5th grade - 10 years of service *Mrs. Pyle, 5th grade - 10 years of service *Ms. Green, 4th grade - 40 years of service

Finally, a notice to our S@H families regarding Chromebook collection at the end of the school year. We will retain all student Chromebooks on campus this summer, and will be collecting them prior to the last day of school. Please look for communication in the coming weeks regarding the exact collection date. For those children who will be attending virtual summer programs, there will be a centralized deployment of devices by that program prior to summer sessions starting. This will allow us to inventory our devices, reimage them and prepare the Chromebooks for the start of school next year.

Ms. Smith & Mr. Karl

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STAAR Testing Dates

Hello families! Please mark your calendars for the following STAAR dates for both F2F and School@Home students:

 Tuesday, May 11: 3rd-5th grade Math STAAR  Wednesday, May 12: 3rd-5th grade Reading STAAR  Thursday, May 13: 5th Grade ONLY Science STAAR

Please arrange your schedule to attend (i.e. no appointments that require late arrival or needing to leave early-this is a timed test!)

Detailed information to come. As a reminder to our School@Home families, if you chose to participate, these tests will be taken in person at Haun Elementary.

Thanks,

Bonney Burnett

469-752-1615

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Reminder: Weekly Meals Available for School@Home Students Weekly meal bundles for School@Home students are available for pick-up each Tuesday from 9:30 a.m.–10:30 a.m. and 4:45 p.m.–6 p.m. The meal bundles can be picked up curbside at any of the following locations:

 Clark High School, 523 W Spring Creek Pkwy, Plano, TX 75023  , 5505 W Plano Pkwy, Plano, TX 75093  Williams High School, 1717 17th St, Plano, TX 75074 (new pickup location off of Avenue P)  McMillen High School, 750 N Murphy Rd, Murphy, TX 75094  , 1401 Highedge Dr, Plano, TX 75075

Anyone picking up meals for students without the student present, must bring appropriate documentation in the form of a school issued ID, report card, parent portal attendance summary form, or birth certificate. More information about weekly meal bundles is available on Plano ISD’s website at Grab and Go.

May 1 School Board Election – Early Voting Today is the first day of early voting for the May 1, 2021, Joint General and Special Elections, which includes the Plano ISD School Board Election. Early voting continues through Tuesday, April 27. Additional election information is available on the Collin County Election website and the Plano ISD School Board Election web page.

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Field Day 2021-A very different “day”! As has been the “norm” this past year, Field Day 2021 will look very different. We are shaking things up by having a fun FIELD WEEK for our kids! During the week of May 17-21, all of the Haun students will be playing various games during their daily PE time. That means that the students will have 3 days of games during that week. Unfortunately for all of us is the fact that we will be unable to use our wonderful field day volunteers that we have relied on so heavily for the past 21 years! Our volunteers during all these past Field Days have been the hardest working and the most pleasant to work with. A sincere thank you from all the past students, teachers and coaches to those of you that have volunteered for in previous years. We would not have been able to have such memorable Field Days without you. In fact, around PISD, other elementary schools can’t believe how many volunteers we get to help out!!! While this year may look a little different, we are keeping our fingers crossed that we can return to a “normal” Field Day next year. Please look for more information in future newsletters concerning this fun filled week!

Coach Ann Campbell Haun Elementary 469-752-1676

Special Education Hero Expo May 14, 2021 (Action Required)

The Special Education Services Department is providing a Parent Expo on May 14 for all families who have children receiving special education services in Plano ISD. Registration information is below and all sessions will be held virtually.

English Parent Expo Information

El Departamento de Servicios de Educación Especial ofrecerá una exposición para padres el 14 de mayo para todas las familias que tengan niños que reciben servicios de educación especial en ISD de Plano. La información de registro se encuentra a continuación y todas las sesiones se llevarán a cabo de manera virtual.

Spanish Parent Expo Information

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2020 – 2021 District Calendar https://www.pisd.edu/Page/2#calendar1/20200928/month

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School Hours Grades K– 5 7:40 am - 2:45 pm Your child should be in his/her seat by 7:40 am ready for instruction. A good guideline is to arrive at school by 7:30 am to allow your child enough time to get in the building, put his/her things away, and begin work by 7:40 am. Gym doors open at 7:00 am. Students may enter the building at that time and will be supervised by staff.

FANS Information

Due to a waiver issued from the Department of Agriculture (USDA), all Plano ISD students will receive free breakfast and lunch meals for the remainder of the school year. For more information, please visit our Food and Nutritional Services website.

LOST AND FOUND Clothing and personal belongings that are brought to school should be labeled with the child’s name. Found articles are turned in to the school’s lost and found, which is located in the main hallway outside of the cafeteria. Make sure your child check there 1st for any missing items. Unclaimed property is donated to a local agency at the end of each month.

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What does quarantine mean for my child?

Quarantine means that your child should stay at home with you for 10 days and not be around people outside of your household. The reason your child needs to quarantine is: ____ Your child has symptoms that could be COVID-19 ____ Your child was in close contact with a person with COVID-19 and is at risk of developing COVID-19 By staying home, you are making sure that your child does not spread COVID-19 to others if s/he has it. Remember, some people with COVID-19 have very mild symptoms or no symptoms of illness at all, but they can still spread the disease to others. Quarantine means that for 10 days, your child:

 Should stay at home with an adult  Should not share food or utensils  Should not play with neighborhood kids  Should especially stay away from older adults with health problems  Should not spend time with relatives who do not live with you  Should not participate in activities outside of the home  Should avoid being in public if possible If you must leave your house with your child during the quarantine period, please do so as safely as possible by having your child wear a mask, wash their hands frequently, and keep six feet of distance from other people. Monitor your child’s health during the 10-day quarantine. Contact your doctor if your child has symptoms or develops symptoms of COVID-19. Also, let your school nurse know if your child gets tested for COVID-19.

If you need to report COVID-19 related information on a student, please submit a Student Report Form and email any required documentation (test results, doctor’s notes) directly to the school nurse: [email protected]. If you are an employee and need to self-report COVID-19 related information, please submit the COVID-19 Employee Reporting Form and email any required documentation to [email protected].

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Happy Administrative Week, The Haun PTA celebrates our 2 front office ladies!! Thank you for all you do.

Yearbooks are still ON SALE!

There are only a few left. Once they are gone, there will be no more! Purchase your yearbooks HERE Go to "My Accounts" and click on "Previous Orders" to see if you had already purchased it or not.

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World Wear Bin April Earth Month Incentive

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Congratulations to our 2021-2022 Haun PTA Executive Board! They were voted in on April 21st.

President: Angie Pompey 1st VP Communications: Diane Ngu 2nd VP Programs: VACANT 3rd VP Ways & Means: VACANT 4th VP Membership: VACANT 5th VP Volunteers: Lorina Buttles Secretary: Angel Perkins Treasurer: Stacey Pray To view signed committee report, please click HERE. If you are interested in any of these or other types of roles, please reach out to Amy at [email protected].

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School Supplies Sales ongoing. Remember, Early Bird pricing ends May 1st To Purchase our pre-packaged school supplies go HERE.

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2021 PLANO WEST SUMMER CLINICS

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What: Twenty-first annual basketball clinics for boys and girls entering 1st–9th grades in the Fall of 2021. Clinics are designed to include competitive drills, various competitions for prizes, and plenty of scrimmaging. The Plano West basketball staff is focused on building a strong foundation for future development of all athletes. Teams are welcome, but players must sign up individually. Fun! Fun! Fun!

Where: Plano West Senior High, 5601 W. Parker Road

Led By: Anthony J. Morgan, 2015 TABC 6A Coach of the Year and 2014 Coach of the Year 2019 Bi-District Champions 2017 Bi-District Champions 2015 6A Boys Basketball State Champions

Scrimmage & Skill Entering June 9 am – $112 Activity Number 2nd – 5th 14 - 17 12:30 pm 37870

Advanced Scrimmage Entering June 1:30 pm - $112 Activity Number 6th – 9th 14 - 17 5:00 pm 37872

Scrimmage & Skill Entering July 9 am - $112 Activity Number 2nd – 5th 12 - 15 12:30 pm 37871

Advanced Scrimmage Entering July 1:30 pm – $112 Activity Number 6th – 9th 12 - 15 5:00 pm 37873

Fee: Non-Plano residents must add $4.00 to the clinic fee

What to Bring: Indoor court shoes only (no dark-soled running shoes or cross-trainers). Basketball attire. Towel optional. will be provided, and concession stand will be available.

How to Register: Registration is available on-line through the City of Plano beginning April 12 for Plano residents and April 14 for non-Plano residents. No registration is possible until these dates. To register online, go to www.planoparks.org and click on the Registration button. Follow the prompts to either log in OR to set up a new account. Please do not set up an additional family account if you already have one. Please note: There will be no printed catalog available this summer.

Shirts: These will be available at the end of the clinic. Indicate YS, YM, YL, S, M, L, or XL when you sign up.

Questions: Contact Coach Morgan at [email protected] or 469-752-9800 or City of Plano Adult Sports staff at 972-941-5275.

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Plano West will be hosting 2 camps this summer, and we’d love to have your children involved.  Our first camp is May 31-June4  Our second camp is July 19-23  Each camp will run Monday-Friday from 8am-11am  The cost for the camp is $250 and includes a camp T-shirt  Registration is open….you can register at www.highpointtennis.com/tennis-camp/ or call High Point Tennis Center at (972) 941-7170.

HAUN HUSKY PROMISE TO EACH OTHER When we care about each other and our classroom, we share what we have, listen carefully, help each other learn, work hard and have fun together. We understand that everyone makes mistakes, we stand up for ourselves and others, and when someone asks us to stop, we stop. In our classroom and school, we do not stand by when someone is being picked on. We help each other. This is who we are even when no one is watching.

SCHOOL PRINCIPLES  Show respect for others and their possessions.  Keep your hands, feet, and objects to yourself.  Use acceptable language.  Follow directions.  Use a two-inch voice.  Be courteous.  Do your personal best at all times.  Treat others the way that you want to be treated.  Have quality behavior, and do quality work.  Use your best manners.  Take care of our school.