Announcements 7-11-2017

ANNOUNCEMENTS JULY 10th - 14th


THE MEALS LISTED BELOW ARE OFFERED AT THE SCHOOL'S FRONT ENTRANCE 

SUMMER PROGRAMMING MEALS ARE SERVED IN THE CAFETERIA

BREAKFAST

LUNCH

Summer Meals will be served: Monday—Friday, June 26th—August 18th, 2017 St. Albans City School, 29 Bellows Street, St. Albans Breakfast: 7:45 - 9:15 a.m. Lunch: 11:30 - 1:00 p.m. LINK TO INFORMATION ABOUT SUMMER MEALS All of the summer site lists across Vermont have been posted to this website and shared with Vermont 2-1-1.

Summer Program Schedule Open Doors Camp 1: July 10th—14th, Monday—Friday (8:00-3:00) (3rd-8th grade) Open Doors Camp 2: July 17th-July 21st, Monday—Friday  (8:00-3:00) (5th-8th grade) Theater Camp (two weeks): July 10th—14th, Monday—Friday  (8:00-3:00) (5th-8th grade) AND July 17th—21st, Monday—Friday  (8:00-3:00) (5th-8th grade) Humanities Camp (7/10-7/20, Mondays—Thursdays, 8:00—3:00,   Summer School (7/24-27, 7/31-8/3 and 8/7-8/10, Mondays—Thursdays, 8:00—12:00)

SUMMER REPORTS AND PICTURES HUMANITIES CAMP, HIP-HOP, THEATER AND EXPLORING LOCAL ECOSYSTEMS Eighty kids came to join the first week of summer programming at St. Albans City School. There were a lot of smiling faces as children stepped off the buses in anticipation of a boat load of fun activities that lay ahead of them in the coming days. Breakfast was served for those who wanted it. Then Mrs. Sawyer and Mrs. Jehle sorted the kids into their requested groups before giving an overview of each program's schedules. Mrs. Sawyer achieved an immediate overall group bonding by having students join in on a fun group circle and singing activity.  She closed the morning gathering by having everyone take a moment to think positively about others, especially those unable to attend on this day.   Kids arrive for summer open doors programming After several weeks out of school the kids are eager to see other again. Mrs. Sawyer directs everyone into their groups Kids that have joined the mixed programming option, examine their daily schedules Before splitting up into their assigned experiences, everyone gathered in a circle They sang a song and did a crazy team building activity. The morning meeting closed with some heartfelt wishes for the wellbeing of others SCHOOL GARDEN WEEDED INTO SHAPE Mrs. Eddie Morrie, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Rochleau have all been working hard to get the school garden tilled, weeded and planted so that when students return in the Fall there will be something to harvest. The garden location is a challenging one with soil that was initially poor in nutrients and water logged at times. Years of patient work by Farm to School coordinator, Mrs. Smith, and many volunteers have begun to turn that situation around. Mrs. Morrie. Farm to School Coordinator - Mrs. Smith FACILITIES STAFF ARE BUSY CLEANING CLASSROOMS Here staff are shown returning furniture to one of the Team USA classrooms after cleaning and waxing the floors.