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To our Carmel parents and guardians, thank you for sharing your children with us and allowing us to help them grow every day. Our district has spectacular students and that stems from you as parents and guardians. Your support, partnership, and active involvement in your child’s educational journey are a testament to our shared desire for success for each district student.
Additionally, they must demonstrate the qualities of character, leadership, and service in the classroom and through extracurricular involvement. We are excited for Michael to join the district’s administrative team and we look forward to working with him at Kent Elementary School. We also thank our interim principal, Anthony DiCarlo, for his dedicated guidance in the role over the last several weeks. The last time we reviewed a strategic plan for the district was prior to the pandemic and so much has changed in two years! We are excited to embark on this journey over the next several months with the goal of a unified plan for our district’s future.
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We are just a few days away from seeing our students’ smiling faces, hearing the excited buzz of young minds ready to learn in our hallways, and kicking off a wonderful school year. Thank you for your partnership and support in your child’s educational journey in our district. We hope that you will join us at our many events and celebrations this year.
I hope everyone can recharge over the holiday break and use the time to connect with family and friends. Strategic Planning focus groups are scheduled for January 4-6, 2023, at select times during the day for different populations. We are looking to include a cross-section of our parents and community to ensure a holistic representation of our district population. Just before the Thanksgiving holiday, Deborah Weisel departed from her role as interim principal of Carmel High School as scheduled. Back in September, I shared with you that Anthony DiCarlo had been appointed to the interim principal position beginning November 16. Congratulations to GISD Executive Director of Secondary Education Matthew Neighbors on receiving the Texas Association of Administrators Johnny L Veselka Scholarship.
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Our district proudly uses Raptor Technologies for our integrated school safety software. On Saturday, Republicans elected Leon Benjamin Sr. as their nominee for the special election. Last week, Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin required both Republicans and Democrats to file their candidates by Dec. 23 in order to prepare for the special election, which will be held on Feb. 21.
Through a partnership of students, parents, staff and community, students are given the opportunity to reach their full potential as lifelong learners and contributing members of society. Thank you to our district Parent-Teacher Organization groups for hosting so many wonderful activities in the past month including the Color-A-Thon at the elementary schools, Halloween parties and Trunk-or-Treats, book fairs, spirit days and more. Seeing so many of our students and families gathering in new and fun ways has been amazing. Our decision to close school due to weather is based solely on the safety of our students and staff. We utilize data from multiple sources such as weather reports, local and state road conditions as well as contact with area school superintendents when closing school.
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If you do not wish to have your child’s weight status group information included as part of the Health Department’s survey this year, please call your school nurse’s office by January 2, 2023. The Governing Board has declared the Wednesday before Thanksgiving Kindness Day in the Amphitheater District. Amphitheater Public Schools students display artistic talents at Tucson Mall. A first-of-its-kind unmanned aerial and marine piloting program is gaining momentum for students in Galveston Independent School District’s Career and Technical Education program at Ball High School this fall.
It was no tricks and all treats for Matthew Paterson Elementary kindergarten students on Halloween! There was a sea of Spiderman, witches, firemen, superheroes, princesses, baseball players and more on parade from the elementary school through the District's administrative office building in the annual event. A copy of a letter that was sent from Sheriff McConville documenting the reasons for implementation of this program is attached to this email for your reference.
A special election to replace the seat of the late Rep. Donald McEachin in Virginia’s 4th Congressional District has Democrats scrambling as they host a rushed primary on Tuesday. The Burlington Township School District will develop the intellectual, creative and social potential of each child through an active partnership with all members of the community. Permission slips have already been sent out so make sure you have your parents fill it out and send it in. This December, we’re highlighting the importance of science to students who have big hopes for their future.
Should you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to the district administrative office. Kindergarten through 4th-grade students excitedly rotated through the school’s library where small groups sat with cadets in uniform and enjoyed hearing them read aloud. Parent mentors provide information and support to families of children with disabilities and their school districts. View What is a Parent Mentor for details on the mentoring program and contact information.
Through its partnership with ParentGuidance.org, D91 provides free mental health resources to its families including monthly Mental Health Newsletters. In addition, parentguidance.org offers "Ask A Therapist," free online classes and parent coaching. The NAMM Foundation has recognized P-BVUSD for the outstanding efforts of teachers, administrators, parents, students and community leaders who are making music part of a well-rounded education for every child in our district. Thank you for your adaptability, continued creativity, and commitment to meeting the needs of each and every student who entered our buildings, despite any challenges that came your way.
We serve nearly 4,163 students who are military dependents from Joint Base Lewis McChord. Learn more about how we’re partnering to support the unique needs of our military families. The focus of the trip was to see and discuss ancient art from Mesopotamia and Greece – an area they are currently exploring in class – as well as learn the history of the library and museum. Read more about the history of sand paintings and see our students' creations. Congratulations to our Carmel High School students who were among 25 students that were recently sworn in as Putnam County Youth Court members.
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