Tuesday, September 10, 2019

Announcements 9-11-2019

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11th
BREAKFAST
MONDAY
WG Asst. Cereal 
1/2 English 
Muffin 
Whole Grain 
Bagel 
Cream Cheese
TUESDAY
Ham & Cheese 
Bagel 
Whole Grain 
Bagel 
Cream Cheese
WEDNESDAY
Homemade
Breakfast Round
Whole Grain
Bagel
Cream Cheese
THURSDAY
Sausage & Cheese
English Muffin
Whole Grain
Bagel Cream
Cheese
FRIDAY
Iced Honey Bun
Whole Grain
Bagel
Cream Cheese

SNACK
MONDAY - apples
TUESDAY - cantaloupe
WEDNESDAY -oranges

LUNCH
MONDAY
Meatball Sub 
Garden Pasta 
Salad 
Daily Soup 
Fresh Fruit & 
Veggie Bar
TUESDAY
Chicken Alfredo 
Garlic Breadsticks 
Daily Soup 
Fresh Fruit & 
Veggie Bar
WEDNESDAY
Cheesy
Breadsticks
Marinara Dipping
Sauce
Chicken Noodle
Soup
Daily Soup
Fresh Fruit &
Veggie Bar
THURSDAY
Oven Roasted
Hot Turkey
Sandwich
Chef's Mashed
Potato
Cranberry Sauce
Daily Soup
Fresh Fruit &
Veggie Bar
FRIDAY
Oven Roasted
Hot Turkey
Sandwich
Chef's Mashed
Potato
Cranberry Sauce
Daily Soup
Fresh Fruit &
Veggie Bar


WEATHER

It looks like a damp day ahead. Still, there may be times where going outside and staying dry are possible.


ATHLETICS

Practice and Competition Schedule: September
9 MONDAY
 5/6 G Navy & 5/6 B 
@ Georgia, 5:30 pm

XC Practice 3:00-4:00 p

7/8 G Practice- 3:30-5 p

7/8 B Practice- 5-6:15 pm
10 TUESDAY
XC SACS RELAY- 4:30 pm

7/8 G Practice- 3:30-5 p

7/8 B Practice- 5-6:15 p
11 WED.
7/8 G Practice 
3:30-5 p

5/6 B Practice 
4-5:15 p

5/6 G Practice 
5:15-6:30 p

7/8 B Practice 
5:15-6:30 p
12 THUR. 
XC Practice 3:00-4:00 p

7/8 G Practice- 3:30-5 p

7/8 B Practice- 5-6:30 p
13 FRIDAY 
7/8 G Practice 
3:30-5 p

5/6 B Practice 
4-5:15 p

5/6 G Practice 5:15-6:30 p

SOCCER JAMBOREE FOR SATURDAY
14 Saturday
7/8 Jamboree @ SATEC, 
G: 8, 9:30, 10:30 am
B: 11:30, 1, 2:30 pm
ALL FIELD 2

LINK TO THE GOOGLE SPORTS CALENDAR (more accurate)


OPEN DOORS
Session One brochures will come out the week of September 9th and are due back by September 16th. Acceptance letters will then go out the following week and Open Doors will begin September 30th.


IMPORTANT DATES

Instrumental Rental Night
Wednesday, September 11th. 6:00 - 8:00 PM. Location: Band Room

Triumph Parent Night
Monday, September 16th. 5:30 - 6:30 PM. Location: Triumph Classrooms.

School Families: Impact of harassment and bullying speech by Mr. Halligan
Tuesday, September 17th. 7:00 pm. Location: St. Albans Town Education Center (SATEC) Library. Content: strategies for parents to proactive with their own children.

MRUSD Board Meeting
Wednesday, Sept 18th. 6:00 - 9:00 PM. Location: Bellows Free Academy, 71 S Main St. Library

Triumph Field Trip to Hard'ack
Friday, September 20th. 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Transportation: Walking

USA & Renaissance 8th Grade Lake Champlain Event Field Trip - Bay Park
Friday, September 20th. 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM

Book Fair
Thursday, September 26th. 7:30 AM - 7:00 PM. Location: Library

St. Albans City School Open House
Thursday, September 26th. 5:00 to 7:00 PM. Location: Library, Gyms, Cafeteria

4th Grade Lake Champlain Event Field Trip
Friday, September 27th. 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM


OCTOBER
School Picture Days (by Cold Hollow)
Tuesday-Thursday, October 1st-3rd. 7:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Location: AC206 Professional Library

MRUSD Board Meeting
Wednesday, October 2nd. 6:00 to 9:00 PM. Location: Central Office. 28th Catherine St.

RiseVT Measurement Day. 1st, 3rd, and 5th Grades
Tuesday, October 8th. 8:30 to 10:30 AM. Location: 2nd Floor Art Gallery.

St. Albans City School 1st-3rd Grade Math Night
Tuesday, October 15th. 5:30 to 7:30 PM

MRUSD Board Meeting
Wednesday, October 16th. 6:00 to 9:00 PM. Location: Fairfield Center School, 57 Park St.

Teacher Inservice Day. No School
Friday, October 18th.

Conference week PreK - 8th Grade
Monday - Friday, October 28th - November 1st.




EVENTS AND NOTICES






IMPACT OF HARASSMENT AND BULLYING 
SPEECH TO 7th AND 8th GRADERS

Dear St. Albans City School Families: 

On Tuesday, September 17th at 11:30am in the gymnasium, our 7th and 8th-grade students will have the opportunity to hear John Halligan, international speaker and author, address the impact of bullying and harassment in schools. His presentation connects with the work of our teachers and school counselors to support the social and emotional health and wellbeing of our students. 

https://sacsannouncements.blogspot.com/p/blog-page_10.html







IMPORTANT BUS INFORMATION

Children are assigned to one route and one stop only (unless already approved by the administration for daycare situations). For the safety of your children, bus passes will not be given unless for an emergency and at the discretion of the administration. Please make alternate arrangements other than changing a bus. The process for changing any dismissal plans for your children is challenging and difficult and we want to be sure your child gets where they need to go.


Please go over these rules with your children: LINK TO RULES








BOX TOPS
We are collecting paper box tops for education and submitting them the last week of October.  We will do one final paper submission in the spring. Paper box tops are going away and will now be digital. To participate please download the app.  Please turn in any collected box tops to Ms. Vaillancourt @ the front desk. 








SPECIAL NEEDS HOCKEY PROGRAM
The St. Albans Skating Association is proud to support the 2nd year of its Special Needs Hockey Program.  All sessions are held at the Collins Perley Sports Center!  Registration is currently underway.  It is free to try and there are scholarships to cover all costs if need be.

Information can be found at https://www.facebook.com/SASA-Special-Hockey-230532937768334/







Rules for the Chicken Coop 
(from the chicken managers of team USA)

We’re very excited about the chickens becoming part of the St. Albans City School family!

1.  Be gentle with the chickens. When picking them up, hold their wings down or let them perch on your arm or shoulder
If they seem like they do not wish to be picked up, please respect their space. Grabbing at them can hurt their wings or pull their feathers. They may peck you or claw you.

2.  No more than 6 students in the coop at one time. Too many people scares them; please take turns.

3.  Please do not spread food in the chicken coop. You can leave fruit in the glass dishes for the chickens to eat.

4.  Place the chickens back in the coop when you leave. It is okay if the chickens leave the coop; you can leave the door open. It will get closed at the end of the school day by Team USA.

5.  All of the chickens have names. Ask Team USA students what their names are and keep your eyes out for pictures!

6.  When you leave, make sure to use the hand sanitizer.

7.  If you see a problem, let someone in Team USA know and we’ll take care of it!







8th GRADE PARENT VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR BOOK FAIR

We are looking for parents of 8th graders who would like to volunteer with the book fair.  It is held on September 26th from 7:30am until 7:00pm. All proceeds go to benefit the 8th-grade class trip.  Please contact Margaux Vaillancourt @ mvaillancourt@maplerun.org.  Thank you!







THE ONLY SEPTEMBER WALKING WEDNESDAY WAS TODAY, THE 11th

In October we will have Walking Wednesdays every Wednesday.  








WALKING SCHOOL BUS PROGRAM IS EXPANDING WITH STUDENT LEADERS
We have extended our recruiting process to find a few more student leaders. The expanded program will begin daily walks to school shortly. Stay tuned. In the meantime, if you wanted to be a leader and need an application form, then please see Mr. Craib in the makerspace or email him to request a form at mcraib@maplerun.org 








RENAISSANCE NEEDS YOUR COMPOST!
Renaissance wants your breakfast and snack compost from your classrooms. Please bring it to the Renaissance community and dump it into the buckets at the end of the hall by 2:00 pm each day. Renaissance will compost the food waste to make nutrient-rich soil for the school gardens.

Please make sure there is no dairy or trash in the compost.

Thank you!





PICTURES AND REPORTS



KALEIDOSCOPE
Kaleidoscope students were photographed engaged in their learning activities. One had just finished making pizzas for a home economics lesson and was enjoying the product of her work. Another was doing math problems and the third was playing a game of bingo. Mrs. Pelkey, Ms. McAllister, and Mr. Ferguson were the instructors.  9-10-2019.








PLAYGROUND USE
We have a lot of students and many of them like to use the playground slides, swings and merry-go-round. There are expectations for how to use and share the equipment safely. In this photo PE instructor, Ms. Andrews, explained the rules for use of the new merry-go-round: who could sit where and how, how to push it, how to get out of the way quickly if a person fell, how to stop if someone wanted or needed to get off. Everyone listened respectfully.  9-10-2019.