IMPORTANT DATES NOVEMBER Walking Wednesday - Link to Schedule and Map This is the only Walking Wednesday for November. Wednesday, November 3rd. 6:45 -7:30 AM. MRUSD Board Meeting. Zoom Meeting Link. Wednesday, November 3rd. 6:00 - 9:00 PM. Location: St. Albans City School. Large gym. Conferences - No School Friday, November 5th. Dr. Joelle van Lent will be hosting an evening event for parents and caregivers Wednesday, November 10th. 6:00 - 7:00PM. Sign-up form to receive ZOOM link. More information HERE School-Wide Spirit Week: Dress in your Favorite Sports Team Clothing Monday, November 15th. School-Wide Spirit Week: Pajama Day Tuesday, November 16th. School-Wide Spirit Week: Wacky Wednesday Wednesday, November 17th. MRUSD Board Meeting Wednesday, November 17th. 6:00 - 9:00 PM. Location: St. Albans City School. Large Gym. School-Wide Spirit Week: Hat/Crazy Hair Day. Thursday, November 18th. Sports Participation Forms Due to Athletic Director, Mr. Maher by Friday, November 19th. School-Wide Spirit Week: Raider Day: Wear white and blue. Friday, November 20th. Picture Retake Day Monday, November 22nd. 9:00 to 10:00 AM. Location: Professional Library. Thanksgiving Break - No School Wednesday, November 24th - Friday, November 26th. DECEMBER Walking Wednesday - Link to Schedule and Map This is the only Walking Wednesday for December. Wednesday, December 1st. 6:45 -7:30 AM. MRUSD Board Meeting Wednesday, December 1st. 6:00 - 9:00 PM. Location: Central Office 28 Catherine Street, St. Albans. Board Room. MRUSD Board Meeting Wednesday, December 1st. 6:00 - 9:00 PM. Winter Break - No School Thursday, December 23rd - Friday, December 31st, 2021. |
WALKING WEDNESDAY IS TODAY, NOVEMBER 3rd |
PICTURES IMAGINATION 3RD GRADE WRITING - JOHNSON Students in Ms. Johnson’s classroom shared their writing about their Halloween day experiences with their peers. Volunteers either read their work to the others or had Ms. Johnson do so for them. Their writing on this day was simply a rough draft of their story. Ms. Johnson asked for respectful suggestions to these writers about how to expand the writeups with more detailed information. Listeners wanted to know who students were with, where they went, and what they had expected for Halloween. This process gave everyone suggestions for ways to improve their stories in the next version of their work. Link to 12 Pictures. 11-2-2021 A NOVEL SOLUTION FOR IN-CLASS MUSIC INSTRUCTION - CAMERON-MUSCENTE This covid year, just like last year, has posed a real challenge for our music and art teachers. Rather than students traveling to their teachers’ specialized learning spaces, these teachers now push carts of teaching supplies into classrooms. Ms. Cameron-Muscente finally found a cart suitable for her needs - meaning the ability to transport a large array of learning materials for the many age groups she works with. The cart was designed to hold sets of mechanical wrenches and drivers. Now it contains small instruments and supplies that stimulate students’ imaginations during her classes. She is pleased with it. EXPLORERS 1ST GRADE MUSIC - CAMERON-MUSCENTE Ms. Cameron-Muscente always brings joy and imagination to her classroom groups. The pictures collected during this music class showcase three of her activities. In the first, children danced and played with colorful scarves while music guided their movements. In the next activity, children imagined working in a kitchen to create a special food item. They did hand and body movements to music - adding spice, chopping, cutting, mixing, pouring, tasting, and pronouncing excellent. In the last, they danced and then held themselves still like statues many times as the music played. Link to 46 Pictures. ADVENTURERS KINDERGARTEN WRITING - FARRELL These kindergarteners were learning the basics of writing from Ms. Farrell. She provided students with a way to “write” a story using pictures and their best effort to label the items it contained. They were ready and able to succeed at the task. Link to 32 Pictures. 1102-2021 |
Please Join Us: MRUSD Parent Night with Dr. Joelle van Lent Dr. Joelle van Lent will be hosting an evening event for parents and caregivers of the Maple Run Unified School District on Wednesday, November 10th from 6:00-7:00PM via ZOOM. Dr. Joelle van Lent is a clinical psychologist and community member. She works with several school districts in Vermont and has expertise in trauma and resilience. During this event, Joelle will offer insights and strategies, specifically for parents and caregivers, on how we can foster the resilience of our children and ourselves. If you are interested in attending this event, please complete the form below. We will be accepting requests to join the event until November 9th. You will receive an email with the ZOOM link on the morning of November 10th. |
PICTURE RETAKES Picture Retake Day Monday, November 22nd. 9:00 to 10:00 AM. Location: Professional Library
Link to Form for Retakes https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RxWKr8DPZcFmP7lXw_ofciCjdOGuU1E2/view?usp=sharing |
It’s Spirit Week @ SACS!!! (November 15th-19th) Daily Prizes to the classes with the most spirit! Culminating with a school wide popcorn party! Monday: Dress in your favorite team! (Patriots, City School, Red Sox, etc…) Tuesday: Time to stay comfy! It’s pajama day! Wednesday: Wacky Wednesday Thursday: Hat/Crazy Hair Day! Friday: RAIDER DAY! Wear your blue and white!!!! |
WINTER SPORTS SIGN-UPS "The Winter Sports season is fast approaching. For students interested in participating in basketball, cheer, or volleyball, sign-up sheets were distributed on Friday. Students will need to return a physical copy of the Winter Athletics Participation Agreement before participating in winter sports. A printable copy of this agreement can be found on the SACS Athletics page at https://sites.google.com/maplerun.org/sacs-athletics/home. We can also distribute more to the Communities that may need some. Please reach out to Mr. Maher with any questions - rmaher@maplerun.org." All forms for students looking to participate in a winter sport will need to be in by Friday, November 19th |
MEALS Link to the Abbey Website with menus BREAKFAST MENU
LUNCH MENU
Please advise us if special meal accommodations are required for allergens or other special dietary needs. |
WEATHER TODAY WEATHER OVER THE NEXT FEW DAYS |
The Test to Stay Program (Link to FAQs)
If your student receives:
All students (positive or negative results) must continue to quarantine outside of school. If your child develops symptoms at any point, inform the school, seek a PCR test right away and keep your child at home and away from others. |
COVID 19 PRECAUTIONS
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BIRTHDAYS NOVEMBER 1ST - 7TH
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NEED TO UPDATE YOUR CONTACT INFORMATION?
Have you recently moved or changed your phone number? Please be sure and update your student's information that we have on file. To update, let us know by calling the school at 802-527-0565 and we will send you a new verification form. Please remember to sign the form so that we can make the change in our system. |
Educational Support Personnel Jobs Open at St. Albans City School If you love working with kids and need a job with benefits during school hours (7:25am to 2:55pm) then please consider applying to join the staff at St. Albans City School. We have openings for people who are good at collaborating with team members and who enjoy children. An ability to support students in feeling that they belong and are held accountable is what we are looking for in our staff. We will help you with the paperwork involved in becoming employed. Contact Stacie Rouleau at srouleau@maplerun.org or call 527-0565 ext 3799 Substitute Teacher Employment Not sure if five days a week is right for you? Consider adding your name to our substitute list. Although there are no benefits associated with this position, you do get to choose when and how often you would like to work. Contact Jen Seymour at 527-0565, ext. 3736 and she can walk you through the process. |