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OSCEOLA ELEMENTARY Osceola Smoke OSCEOLA ELEMENTARY Osceola Smoke 100 Osceola Avenue Signals Ormond Beach, FL 32176 IMPORTANT INFORMATION 386-258-4669 This month, Osceola 3rd, 4th and 5th grade students will be showing Dr. Mary Ellen Speidel what they know on the Florida Standards Assessments (FSA). Principal The following Wednesdays: April 15, 22, and 29 Mr. Douglas Swayze are NOT Early Release Days Assistant Principal ________________________________ SCHOOL TIMES April 2015 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 7:45 First Bell 7:55 Tardy Bell 1 2 3 4 2:05 Dismissal 1:05 Early Dismissal ____________________________ 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 TARDY PROCEDURE 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 If your child arrives after the tardy 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 bell has rung at 7:55, please have them go straight to the office to get 26 27 28 29 30 a pass. 1—Report Card Distribution 9– PTA Board Meeting ___________________________ 1– Early Release 13-14 5th Grade FSA Test— BREAKFAST/LUNCH 2-3 3rd & 4th Grade FSA Test— English/Language Arts English/Language Arts 15-16 5th Grade FSA Test—Math PRICES 2014-2015 3—Kindergarten Egg Hunt 20-21 5th Grade FSA Test— Science 6—SAC Meeting 28—Field Day K, 1st, 2nd $1.00—Breakfast 6-7 3rd & 4th Grade FSA Test— Math 29-Field Day 3rd, 4th, 5th $2.00—Lunch 8—Early Release REDUCED MEAL PRICES $.30 Breakfast $.40 Lunch Mission Statement Parents may pre-pay for their Parents, teachers, and community, child’s meals by visiting the working together, will challenge cafeteria manager or by credit/ students to fulfill their potential. debit card at mylunchmoney.com. MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL Hello Osceola Parents, We hope you enjoyed a great spring break. April marks the beginning of the fourth grading period. When you receive your child’s report card, we invite you to contact your child’s teacher if you have any questions or concerns. April also begins the testing weeks for students in grades three through five. Other than the FCAT science assessment administered in grade 5, this year, students in grades three through five will be taking the Florida Standards Assessments (FSA). Coming up this month, are the FSA reading and math assessments. The paper-based writing assessment was completed by our fourth and fifth graders in March. You can view sample test questions, online, at www.fsassessments.org. We are proud of all our students, K-5, who have worked hard and accomplished so much. They are amazing! It’s inspiring and fun to celebrate with students. During our second school-wide “pep” rally, all grade levels joined the Seabreeze High School cheerleaders with signs, banners, music, and words of encouragement. Way to go, Osceola Indians! Thank you, parents, students, volunteers, teachers, and staff for all you do. You are making a positive difference. Osceola Elementary is a great place to be! Mary Ellen Speidel, Ed.D. Principal WHOSE CHILD IS THIS? ‘Whose child is this?’ I asked once more ‘Whose child is this?’ I asked one day Just as the little one entered the door See a little one out at play ‘ours’ said the parent and the teacher as they ‘Mine’. Said the parent with a tender smile smiled ‘Mine to keep a little while And each took the hand of the little child To bathe her hands and comb her hair ‘Ours to love and train together To tell her what she is to wear Ours this blessed task forever’ To prepare her that she may always be good -Jessie Girl Rivera And each day do the things she should’ ‘Whose child is this?’ I asked again As the door opened and someone came in ‘Mine’ said the teacher with the same tender smile ‘Mine, to keep just for a little while To teach her how to be gentle and kind To train and direct her dear little mind To help her live by every rule And get the best she can from school’ WORDS OF ART For the last quarter, Osceola art students will be focusing on “Assess Art.” They will compare, contrast and critique artwork by both master artists and their peers. We continue to practice these skills in any extra moments using artwork hung in the room. Some fun new pieces have been selected for display in the art room. Artists include Marthena Cubero, Summer O’Brien, Samuel Kim, Makayla Garner, Naomi Attar, Jenny Torres and Austin Vannatta. PHYSICAL EDUCATION NEWS The Fitness Festival was held on March 20th at Spruce Creek High School. Fifteen Osceola students attended. We are proud of them and their achievements in the fitness components required to compete; muscular strength, flexibility, and cardiorespiratory endurance. April will be busy and include the annual Field Days on April 28th and April 29th. Primary grades K, 1, and 2, will be on Tuesday, April 28 and Intermediate grades, 3,4, and 5 will be on Wednesday, April 29. We look forward to the special event! This last nine weeks, the emphasis for the students’ PE grades will assess Responsible Behaviors and Values. The standards require students to exhibit personal and social behavior that re- spects self and others in physical activity settings. Students should value physical activity for health, enjoyment, challenge, and social interaction. FROM THE CLINIC Flu season is upon us. Please remind your child to practice good hygiene and cover his/her mouth when coughing or sneezing. Also, remind students to wash their hands regularly with soap and water. The BEST thing you can do to help prevent the spread of the cold and flu viruses is to keep your sick child home until they are feeling better. DISMISSAL If there is a change in how your child will be going home, you must call the office at 258-4669 by 1:30 p.m. (12:30 p.m. on Early Release Days). No changes may be accepted after these times. SKYLER’S PLACE… WHAT’S UP IN MEDIA?? In March on Feature Island, our topic of focus has changed to sea life and the oceans. Later this month we will be reading some e-books about Oceans and using the Educreation App on our iPADs to create short videos on sea life. Also one of the great sites we are accessing to learn more about our oceans is “enchanted learning oceans.” Check it out. The Hit the Books reading program has begun and bookmarks have been distributed. To round the diamond on your bookmark and be eligible for baseball tickets at Jackie Robinson Ballpark you need to read just 15 minutes a night for 20 nights. Once you have completed all 20 boxes (5 hours of reading) parents should sign the bookmark. Completed bookmarks may be submitted to your teacher at any time prior to the program end date of May 20, 2015. So lets get reading!! In late March the Osceola 5th Grade Science Fair was held in the media center with many great experiments being performed and documented utilizing the Scientific Method. First place was a tie between “Which Metal Best Resists Salt Water Effects” by Kayleigh Whittley and “Which Glue is the Strongest” by Olivia Bonjour. Second Place went to Esther Kim and Madison Tiffany. Finally, Honorable Mention Awards went to Elizabeth Beauvais, Levi Keele, and Danielle Barak. Congratulations to all our stu- dents who participated and entered a project into this voluntary extra curricular activity. Do you have any shoes that you no longer wear??? Osceola Elementary is continuing its shoe collection drive to raise funds for Sophie’s Circle and provide shoes to the Funds2Orgs Organization. Funds2Orgs helps impoverished people start, maintain, and grow businesses in countries such as Haiti, Honduras, and other nations in Central America and Africa. Proceeds from the shoe sales are used to feed, clothe, and house their families as well as help Sophie’s Circle. So, if you have some extra shoes in your closet, please bring them in! It’s a win-win for everyone! We are going to be a part of historic change by taking part in an initiative to put a woman’s face on our paper currency. We will be learning about 15 inspiring American women heroes. Check out the website www.womenon20s.org for more information! Remember, the sky’s the limit, Skyler COUNSELOR’S CORNER “Out like a lion and in like a lamb.” It’s that time of year that should have handles attached because it’s going so fast it’s hard to hold on! Like it or not, it’s time for testing. The teachers and students have been working really hard toward great results. Parents, you can help your third through fifth grade students by taking care of those “at home” things like getting a good night’s sleep, eating a good breakfast and having a relaxed start to the day by getting to school on time. Let’s help our students to SHOW WHAT THEY KNOW! At the beginning of the school year, I sent permission slips for Child Safety Matters, a program that helps children learn rules to keep them safe from those who might wish to harm them. The program was put on hold for review by the School District at the time I was to begin the lessons. After review, the district has approved continuation of the program. I will be presenting it to grades K through 5 after the Florida State Assessments are completed. Rather than resending all the permission slips, I will contact families through the phone messaging system with directions to follow in the event you do not want your child to receive the safety lessons.
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