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March/April 2021 Newsletter COUPEVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WOLF PUP NEWS M A R C H / A P R I L 2 0 2 1 N E W S L E T T E R | V O L . 3 MORE INSIDE THIS NEWSLETTER Counselor's Corner - 2 Student Illness Protocol - 8 GREETINGS FROM MR. EBERSOLE Hello, Coupeville Elementary School Families! We are off to a M A R C H 1 4 great start with our hybrid, in-person learning and I want to thank each and every one of our families for your commitment to your student’s education during this pandemic. I know it has not been easy for any of us, but your patience, perseverance, and partnership with us has been inspiring. Thank you. As we continue in the hybrid, in-person model, it will be important that we continue to be vigilant about our mitigation efforts, such as wearing a mask, social distancing, and washing and sanitizing our hands frequently. Another key is to keep your student home when they are feeling under the weather. IC: WGME.COM Please be sure to read the Student Illness Protocol article on page 8 for an explanation of what needs to happen when your DAYLIGHT student is absent from school and familiarize yourself with SAVING TIME COVID-19 symptoms, if you haven’t already. Together we can BEGINS AT keep our staff, students, and community safe. Thanks again. 2:00 AM Sincerely, Dave Ebersole, CES Principal P A G E 0 1 COUNSELOR'S CORNER Ms. Dana Stone, School Counselor Purposeful People Lessons continue with many classes at CES. In January we talked about PERSEVERANCE and in February we began talking about EMPATHY. We will be wrapping up our lessons on Empathy in mid-March and continue with HONESTY and then COURAGE later in April. Each lesson ends with a story. I’ve found some really great books to illustrate Perseverance like The Thing Lou Couldn’t Do by Ashley Spires and How to Catch a Star by Oliver Jeffers. For Empathy lessons, I read Stand in My Shoes by Bob Sornson and The Sandal Artist by Kathleen Pelley. Most of these books are available at our local public library if you want to check them out yourselves. The definition we are using for HONESTY is “living truthfully in your words, actions and thoughts”. Some conversation starters to try at home include: 1. When is it most difficult for you to tell the truth? 2. How important is it to you that your friends are honest? When your friends are dishonest, how does it make you feel? What should you do about it? The definition we are using for COURAGE is “to choose what is good, right and kind, even when it is hard or scary”. Two conversation starters to try at home are: 1. Talk with your child about what used to frighten you as a child. Be open about how you courageously worked to overcome that fear. Talk about who helped you or what strategy helped you along the way. 2. Talk about the things that frighten you as an adult today. Open up an honest conversation about how you work intentionally to show Courage often. Talking with our students about these character words is so fun. I am always amazed at how insightful students can be, even at six years old! You may be amazed at the conversations you will have using the above ideas, or some of your own starters. P A G E 0 2 Words to Live By March April HONESTY COURAGE Living truthfully in your words, to choose what is good, right and actions, and thoughts kind, even when it is hard or scary Important Upcoming Dates *Dates/times are subject to change.* March 1 Kids Heart Challenge Begins 2 Meal Box Pre-Orders Due 6a 3 Connected Food Program Pre-ordered (only) Meal Box Pick Up @ CMS 7a–6p 4 Meal Box Pick Up @ CMS 8–10a (or while supplies last) 5 Material Distribution @ MPR 8a–4p 9 Meal Box Pre-Orders Due 6a 10 Connected Food Program Pre-ordered (only) Meal Box Pick Up @ CMS 7a–6p 11 Meal Box Pick Up @ CMS 8–10a (or while supplies last) 12 Material Distribution @ MPR 8a–4p 14 Daylight Saving Time Begins – Spring Forward 1 Hour 15 Kindergarten Preregistration Begins 16 Meal Box Pre-Orders Due 6a 17 Connected Food Program Pre-ordered (only) Meal Box Pick Up @ CMS 7a–6p 18 Meal Box Pick Up @ CMS 8–10a (or while supplies last) 19 Material Distribution @ MPR 8a–4p 22 Lions Club Vision & Hearing Screening School Board Mtg. 6:30p 23 Meal Box Pre-Orders Due 6a 24 Connected Food Program Meal Box Pick Up @ CMS 7a–6p 25 Meal Box Pick Up @ CMS 8–10a (or while supplies last) 26 Material Distribution @ MPR 8a–4p 29 Kids Heart Challenge Ends 30 Meal Box Pre-Orders Due 6a 31 Connected Food Program Pre-ordered (only) Meal Box Pick Up @ CMS 8a–4p P A G E 0 3 April 1 Progress Reports Go Home w/In-Person Students Meal Box Pick Up @ CMS 8–10a (or while supplies last) 2 End of 3rd QTR Material/Progress Report Distribution (for online students) @ MPR 8a–4p 5-9 SPRING BREAK - No Meal Bag Pick-Up 13 Meal Box Pre-Orders Due 6a 14 Connected Food Program Pre-ordered (only) Meal Box Pick Up @ CMS 7a–6p 15 Meal Box Pick Up @ CMS 8–10a (or while supplies last) 16 Material Distribution @ MPR 8a–4p 20 Meal Box Pre-Orders Due 6a 21 Connected Food Program Pre-ordered (only) Meal Box Pick Up @ CMS 7a–6p 22 Meal Box Pick Up @ CMS 8–10a (or while supplies last) 23 Material Distribution @ MPR 8a–4p 26 School Board Mtg. 6:30p 27 Meal Box Pre-Orders Due 6a 28 Connected Food Program Pre-ordered (only) Meal Box Pick Up @ CMS 7a–6p 29 Meal Box Pick Up @ CMS 8–10a (or while supplies last) 30 Material Distribution @ MPR 8a–4p I C : C L I P A R T - L I B R A R Y . C O M P A G E 0 4 Coupeville Farm to School News How to Reach Us Did you know that Coupeville Farm to School has All district staff are accessible by e-mail, its own website, as well as Facebook and using the first initial of their first name, Instagram pages? You can even subscribe to followed by their full last name, followed their YouTube channel! To stay up to date on all by: @coupeville.k12.wa.us. For example, the great things they have going on in our Dave Ebersole can be reached using the schools, please visit their website at address: [email protected] www.coupevillefarm2school.org or check them out on social media. There are many ways to stay PTA Contact Information connected with our partners at Coupeville Farm Coupeville Elementary PTA’s email address to School! is [email protected] and the current president is Mrs. Leann Leavitt. To If you have any questions about the Farm to stay up to date on the latest PTA news, School program, please contact Mr. Zvi Bar- check out their Facebook page (Coupeville Chaim at [email protected]. Elementary PTA). Stay tuned for more information as the year progresses on Here's an excerpt from their latest newsletter: potential events, membership drives, and "TEAMWORK MAKES THE DREAM WORK! With ways you can support this incredible all of the help from our students, we were able to group of dedicated parents. get the whole garden ready for spring planting. In particular, we'd love to give a shout out to our Hazardous Weather Procedures especially hard-working students in STEP and When weather conditions require Pre-K for their tireless contributions and transportation delays or adjustments willingness to roll up their sleeves to get the job and/or school delays or closures, the done." following stations provide information every 15 minutes about our schools and Current Information If there is an emergency with your student, will programs: we be able to reach you? Please keep us updated with your current home, work, and emergency AM Radio KOMO 1000, KRKO 1380, KIRO contact numbers. 710, KIXI 880 Also, if you’ve moved or closed your P.O. box, we need your updated mailing address. FM Radio KKWF 100.7, KUOW 94.5, KQMV 92.5, KSER 90.7 Please contact Student Services Secretary, Courtney Simpson-Pilgrim at (360) 678-2474 or Television KOMO TV 4, KING TV 5, KIRO [email protected] with any TV 7, KCPQ 13 changes. Thank you! P A G E 0 5 Internet Safety Tips, from This information, and more, can be Goodwill Community found by clicking on the following Foundation: link: “It can be difficult to keep your kids https://edu.gcfglobal.org/en/intern completely safe online. Even if you set up etsafetyforkids/teaching-kids- parental controls on your home computer, about-internet-safety/1/ your kids will use many other computers that don't have parental controls. To keep Kids Heart Challenge your kids safe, you'll need to teach them to Dear Families – Our Kids Heart make good decisions online—even when Challenge is off to a great start! We you're not around. Below are some general are having a blast learning how to tips you can use when teaching your kids keep our hearts happy and healthy, about online safety: just like Kai who reminds us to • Learn everything you can about the choose water over sugary beverages.
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