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IMPORTANT DATES - Link to the full list of 2023/2024 important dates Remember, camps are held Monday-Thursdays only. Campers need to remain with their families on Fridays. AUG MRUSD Board Meeting Wednesday, August 16th. 6:00 to 9:00 PM. Location: Collins Perley. 890 Fairfax Road. St. Albans. Staff In-Service Days Thursday, August 24th - Tuesday, August 29th. First Day of School for K-8 Students Wednesday, August 30th. SEPT Labor Day Holiday. No School Monday, September 4th. First Day of preK Tuesday, September 5th. MRUSD Board Meeting Wednesday, September 6th. 6:00 to 9:00 PM. Location: Central Office. 28 Catherine Street. St. Albans. Walking Wednesday Wednesday, September 13th. 6:45 to 7:30 AM. Link to map, meeting points and meet-up times. MRUSD Board Meeting Wednesday, September 20th. 6:00 to 9:00 PM. Location: Fairfield Center School. 57th Park St., Fairfield.
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NEWS AND PICTURES FIRE ALARM A fire alarm went off late morning on the final day of camp (8-3-2023). All campers and adults filed out to the end of the building they were closest to in a quiet and orderly fashion. Everyone waited patiently until the all-clear was given. Smoke from a cooking project had briefly set off the alarm. There was no fire. Everyone was soon back at their normal end-of-camp day schedules. CALVES VISITED THE FARM CAMP Ms. Montagne managed a farm-focused camp for PreK and Kindergarteners. For the culminating event of the camp, she invited local farmer, Jenny Howrigan to bring two of her Holstein calves up for all the SACS campers to meet and pet. Her farm is called Nelson Dairies West. Campers took turns bottle-feeding the young bovines. It was also fun watching her very young son, Holland Howrigan, lead around one of the calves. Link to 14 Pictures. 8-3-2023. Most of the campers shown in the pictures were associated with Ms. Culligan and Mr. Lewis' camp.   JAZZ BAND CAMP CONCERT (8-3-2023) The performers, their leader, Mr. Kelly, and an audience of families and friends met for an end-of-camp concert at St. Albans Bay Park. The St. Albans public was welcome to attend. In spite of very windy and cool conditions, the band kept their composure under a large flapping tent and played admirably. There were five pieces presented with numerous opportunities for solos from all the musicians. Many proud family members and teachers in the audience clapped and whistled as each piece or solo ended. The conditions were good for still pictures of the musicians. There are two sets. Link to 85 Pictures Link to 115 Pictures - Thank you, Ms. Sarah Brooks  The conditions were terrible for video sound quality. Nevertheless, for those interested, the video of the concert can be viewed through this link.  VARIETY CAMP Ms. Trudy's camp has had an ocean focus for all of their craft work. When campers completed different craft pieces they were pasted up outside of their classroom space. To celebrate their completed work, the group met in the hallway next to their display. 8-3-2023  BASKETBALL CAMP TEAM PICTURES 8-3-2023   HIP HOP DANCE CAMP FINAL PERFORMANCE The dancer worked hard over the last two weeks to perfect two routines for the audience. When they finished their exciting performance, the camp leaders gave each camp participant awards and words of appreciation. Link to 9-minute video. Link to 20 Pictures. 8-3-2023  CHEER CAMP 2 FINAL PERFORMANCE The 5th and 6th graders in this camp showcased their skills in the little gym in front of their peers and family members. They were polished and the audience appreciated their sharp routines. Link to 9-minute Video. Link to 46 Pictures. 8-3-2023  .jpeg) |
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| DETAILS FOR MEALS PROGRAM LISTED BELOW Link to page with information about the program at St. Albans City School Link to page with other meal access locations Find open summer meal sites serving children 18 and under by visiting the USDA Meal Finder, by calling 2-1-1 or by texting FOOD to 304-304. Information about summer meal sites will start to populate in these locations next week and will be updated on a weekly basis throughout the summer. In addition, consider looking at “Stretch Your Budget with Vermont Food Programs”, a one page resource for households. This handout provides information on summer meal sites as well as many other food resources.  |
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