eagle eyes newsletter dec 2009

Eagle EyesEastvalley Elementary School

Kristen PyleCo-President, Eastvalley [email protected]

Tammy FeilmeierCo-President, Eastvalley PTA770-973-3923 [email protected]

The Eastvalley PledgeOn our wings,

we pledge to do our best, in our country and in our school.

We fly beyond the common, being respectful to all people,

in all we do at Eastvalley.

A look Inside this Issue ..... - Relay for Life Santa Shoppe - EV Holiday Giving Tree - Reflection Winners - Red Ribbon Week Update

Eastvalley Elementary School National School of ExcellenceKaren Wacker, Principal

2570 Lower Roswell RoadMarietta, GA 30067(770) 578-7214

School website: www.EastvalleyElementary.com PTA website: www.eastvalleypta.org

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Red Ribbon Week 2009Eastvalley students and staff had a great Red Ribbon week starting on Monday with “Don’t Let Drugs Turn You Inside Out”. We wore red turned inside out and then wore crazy ties on Wednesday for “Don’t Get Tied Up With Drugs or Alcohol” day. On Friday, our spirit wear represented that we are “United Against Drugs”. Hopefully the educational activity books sent home on Tuesday were helpful to your family.

The highlight of the week for many was Mr. Cliff Beaman’s awesome presenta-tion on Thursday. Mr. Beaman drew an amazing chalk picture while talking about making healthy choices regarding drugs, alcohol, tobacco, and character. The drawing will be displayed at our school. Thanks to fifth graders, Lord Angulo, Jamie Byrd, Gladys Lopez, Trevor Hawkins, Sadi Ward, Houston Deshotels, Tricia Awald, Jordan Davis and Sam Orjoux for their help with set up and take down. Mr. Beaman was also assisted by Jim Jordan and Bill Rietz.

A special thanks to my family for assisting in decorating and taking pictures: Debbie, Kristina and Jordan Davis, and Jim Jordan. A sentimental thanks to my son, David Jordan, for the “Hugs Not Drugs” heart and teddy bear posters that I have used at Eastvalley for the last eight years. He created these when his three children were attending Keheley Elementary. As I move on, I will leave these with Ms. James for future use at Eastvalley.

Thanks to all of our staff for your support and participation in our program, especially Ms. James, our wonderful counselor, who always stresses these important messages to our students during her time in their classrooms. Ms. James challenged the fifth graders to share their personal reflections on the program. See some selected responses on page 3. - Peggy Jordan, Red Ribbon Week Committee Head

Cliff Beaman, Peggy Jordan and Students

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A Letter From Our Principal

Dear Eastvalley Families,

It is amazing that time passes so quickly. It seems like it was yester-

day that we were welcom-ing you back to another

year and here it is, the holidays. I hope that your holiday season, whatever it is that you celebrate, will be a time for joy and peace. Take some time to be with family and friends to celebrate each other. Read with your child, there is no better gift you can give them!

I’d like to thank all the teachers, parapros, bus driv-ers, lunchroom staff, custodians, and office staff for a wonderful beginning to our year. Everyone works hard each day to make sure your child has a safe, clean and wonderful learning environment. There are a lot of you that come in and volunteer in many different ways each and every day. That helps us do our jobs better and we appreciate your time and efforts.

Eastvalley is certainly a “Little School with a Big Heart” and it showed during our United Way fund-raiser, canned food drive, and holiday giving tree. All of those will help citizens in Cobb County and some of our very own families have a better holiday. Thank you for being so generous.

If you are traveling this holiday season, please be safe. Our winter break will begin at 2:30 on December 18 and students will return to school on Tuesday, January 5.

Enjoy and we’ll see you in 2010.

Karen WackerPrincipal

Karen Wacker, Principal

A Letter From Our Eastvalley PTA Presidents

Dear Eastvalley Students, Staff and Parents,

We hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving Holiday and had the opportunity to spend quality time with family and friends. Even when times seem tough, we are lucky here at Eastvalley to be part of such a fabulous group of teachers, staff, and fami-lies. It’s always nice to reflect upon those things for which we are thankful. We are truly thankful for so many things and would like to mention a few.

We would like to thank all the families that contrib-uted to the food drive. These items will be greatly appreciated by the recipients. We would also like to thank the teachers for their contributions to the raffles during Friends and Family luncheon. The students get such a thrill out of these special events with their teachers. Thanks as well to Ms. Wacker and Dr. Doolittle for agreeing to give up their positions for a day…this is always a big honor for the winners.

Last, but not least, thanks to the Food Dude and his staff for the wonderful Thanksgiving meal during the luncheon. We are very grateful to Mr. Mark Trott, for all that he does for us at Eastvalley.

Remember that the last day of school before the holidays is December 18th, and students return on Tuesday, January 5th. We would like to wish every-one a happy, safe and peaceful Holiday Season.

Your Eastvalley PTA Co-Presidents,

Tammy Feilmeier and Kristen Pyle

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5th Grade Reflections on Red Ribbon Week

I learned that when you try a drug one time, it feels really good, then you have to try it again and again to get that same feeling. If you decide to do drugs, you’re doing it at your own risk. -- Kyle McParland

The show helped me learn about how drugs can harm your body, and is very unhealthy. I think it was a great learning experience for me because I think I learn better when something is drawn. -- William Antoniades

What I learned was not to smoke cigarettes because it’s poison for my body. I don’t like to smoke, or be around smokers because you can smell it and it can affect your body. I also learned that you can be successful without cigarettes. Smoking can kill you or give you cancer. -- Xavier Johnson

What I liked about the presentation from Red Ribbon Week was the picture the man made and how he reminded us the dangers of drugs. Some of the things I learned was it’s easy to say “no” to drugs, and how harmful alcohol can be. -- Catherine Pyle

I learned that it is very important to not smoke. I thought the drawing was very neat and the music was too. This is the best thing they have done with Red Ribbon Week. -- Brianna Pirtle

Thank You Peggy JordanEastvalley PTA would like to say a special thanks to Peggy Jordan for her many years of organizing Red Ribbon Week

at Eastvalley. Mrs. Jordan is retiring from Eastvalley’s Red Ribbon Week after this year and we will greatly miss her.

Thank you, Peggy, for all of your hard work.

Mrs. Hathcoat’s 1st Grade Shape ShowMrs. Hathcoat’s class has been studying geometric shapes in math. On Wednesday, November 12th, the students modeled in a shape show in which they identified their shape and described its attributes. The performers and their shapes were: Faith Edge – Parallelogram, Daniel Jones – Rhombus, Will Mahoney – Pentagon, Gabriel Chung – hexagon, Cierrah Walker – Rectangle, Will Fleming – Square, Sydney Shushan – Triangle, and Josh Cary – Circle. Mrs. Amber Shushan filmed the entire shape show. Now Mrs. Hathcoat thinks they are ready for the “Geometry” runway!




Eastvalley Holiday Giving Tree - “Wish Upon a Star”

The Holiday Giving Tree provides families in need with the opportunity to receive

gifts for the holiday. Please consider helping

us this holiday season. Every year the “Holiday Giving Tree” helps several families in our school community. It is a wonderful chance to show your child the joy of giving. This year, we have added something new to the “Holiday Giving Tree”. On the tree there are stars with a child’s wish for the holiday. If you are inter-ested in making a child’s wish come true this holiday season, the next time you are at Eastvalley, please select a star off the tree.

• Purchase the item that is listed on the star • Wrap the gift and tape the star to the gift • Bring the wrapped gift and place it under the “Holiday Giving Tree” by December 14th

If you don’t have time to pick up a gift, we welcome your donation in the form of a Gift Card. The dollar amount is at your discretion.

New Partners In EducationIt is with great pleasure that Eastvalley announces

our new Partners in Education! Please welcome

Zaxby’s, East Cobb YMCA, and The UPS Store

into our Eastvalley family. We had the official

‘signing’ ceremony at the November 5th PTA

meeting. Our new Partners in Education would

appreciate your patronage at their locations shown on

the back page. These wonderful businesses join our

other great Partners in Education: Bruster’s,

Chick-fil-A, Kroger, Peachtree Gymnastics & More,

Tiger TaeKwando, Sports A Rama, and Marietta

Martial Arts.

Box Tops For Education ResultsThanks to everyone for their great effort in collecting box tops. We raised over $800!! Please keep collecting for our next box tops drive in February 2010.

Father / Daughter BowlingJanuary 29, 2010Mark your calendar! Watch for a registration form to come home in your daughter’s book bag after

the holidays!

Spirit Wear is a Great GiftEastvalley Spirit Wear is available online!Short and long sleeve t-shirts and hoodie sweatshirts all make great holiday gifts for your family. To order, go to www.eastvalleyelementary.com and choose ‘Order Your Eastvalley Spirit Wear’ under PTA Updates on the right side of the page. You can see the selections and print an order form.

To order, print and fill out the form, then put in an enve-lope along with your payment, then label the envelope with your child’s name, teacher’s name & grade, and ‘PTA Spirit Wear’.




Eastvalley Foundation Update Year-End Contributions If you are looking for an end of the year tax deduction, look no further, the EV Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. You can make your donation to us, benefit your child’s school and get a tax-deduction all in one. It’s a win-win. We will take cash, checks or you can donate online at http://eastvalleyfoundation.org

Employer Matching Programs Did you know many companies offer a matching gift program? Many EV parents are employed by companies that encourage donations to registered charities like the Eastvalley Foundation. They work with employees to offer additional funding to schools by matching up to 100% of your donation. To find out if your company matches, contact your benefits department or contact us directly if you’d like help.

Entertainment Books Don’t forget to order your 2010 Entertainment book through the Eastvalley Foundation. Start saving now with lots of coupons and support Eastvalley at the same time! Visit our website for the order form.

Spirit Night at Saporitos -Thursday, December 10th Our next Eastvalley Saporito’s Spirit Night is Thursday, December 10, 2009. Come join other Eastvalley families for fun, food and fundraising. A portion of the evening’s proceeds is donated to the Foundation to fund its 2009-2010 Priority Projects.

Chick-Fil-A Calendars 2010 Chick-Fil-A Calendars are now on sale for $6! Complete the order form and make your checks payable to Eastvalley Foundation. Extra forms will be available by the front office. Support Eastvalley and Eat More Chicken!

My Coke Rewards Points Drink Coca-Cola products? Enter the box and cap codes found on your favorite Coke products

and donate the points to Eastvalley so that we can redeem the points for free equipment. It’s an easy way to enjoy your favorite product and support our school!

Join Foundation Consider becoming a part of the Eastvalley Foundation. Not sure you are ready commit; consider volunteering a few hours of your time at a Foundation sponsored event. We are here to improve your child’s education and there’s nothing more important than that. You can find our more on our website, http://eastvalleyfoundation.org.

Foundation Board Officers

Alisha Hargett, President [email protected]

Liz Gainsford, Vice President [email protected]

Gretchen Buchanan, Treasurer [email protected] Michelle Zimmerman, Secretary [email protected] Geoffrey Osborne, Web Administrator [email protected] Janice Ritt, Faculty Advisor [email protected]




International Night 2010 Friday, January 22nd 6:30 pm New and different this year! You will not want to miss the food, art, music, dancing. We need your help! • Will you be an Exhibitor? If so, which Country? • Will you be a Committee Helper? Please email [email protected] with questions or to sign up to help.

Relay for Life of Eastvalley Elementary presents a

SANTA SHOPPE!!!

When: Saturday, December 12th, 9 am to NoonWhere: Sedalia Park Elementary Cafeteria

- Pictures with Santa are ONLY $5 each.

- Children can shop with elves for all members of the family, even the pets!!

- Items are priced from $1 up and are wrapped for the child.

- A continental breakfast is served for only $3 per person while you wait for your children to shop or have breakfast with the family.

All proceeds from the day go to the Eastvalley Sedalia Park “COLOR US UNITED” Relay for Life team and The American Cancer Society.

Come shop with us!!!!

Hearing & Vision Screening 2009

On November 16th and 17th, all 1st and 4th graders were screened for potential hearing and vision difficulties, which may impact learning ability. Here at Eastvalley, we have a strong tradition of supportive parents who are generous with their time and energy, helping to make our screening an efficient success.

This year, over 200 students were tested. Students who did not pass the initial screening were retested on November 20th. If the second screen-ing revealed possible problems, a parent notification letter with instructions was mailed home. It is very important that the student receive a follow-up examination, which will be at no cost. Working together, we can give the students of Eastvalley the edge for success.

A huge thank you to Lisa Favro and Mario Quinones, who volunteered their time and helped make this happen. Finally, an enormous thank you to our testers: Cindy Moran, Stacey Dillenger, Krissy Graba, Beth Lauria, Pam Mullen, and Ashley Staley. Each and every one of you was critical in this worthwhile cause. Doreen WaugamanHearing & Vision Committee Chairperson




Beauty Is…Reflections WinnersCongratulations to all of our young artists! The Reflections Program was quite a success this year with 143 students participating. We had 202 entries in the categories of musical composition, literature, visual arts photography, film production and dance choreography.

The students who placed first, second or received an honorable mention in any of the categories were invited to an awards presentation and reception held on October 26. The attendees were able to see and hear the winning entries.

The winning entries from Eastvalley were sent on to the East Cobb County Council PTA. Winners at the Council level are forwarded to the State and State winners proceed to the National Competition. National winners will be announced in May.

We want to thank all of the students who participated in the program and all the parents, teachers and judges who supported the creative endeavors of the students. Start planning now for next year! The theme will be “Together We Can.” -- Susan Zenyuh & Becki Goodloe

Congratulations October First in Math WinnersThe top five players in the school received medals. They were:

1st Place Archisha Ghosh 2,976 2nd Place Demilade Adeoye 2,007 3rd Place Adeboye Adeoye 1,931 4th Place Hunter Kassens 1,745 5th Place Gabriel Cibrian 1,305 The top classes in each grade level were rewarded a blue ribbon and classroom certificate. Great job!

1st Grade Ms. O’Meara/Pitoniak 2nd Grade Ms. Moot 3rd Grade Ms. Jinks 4th Grade Ms. Cochran 5th Grade Ms. Grierson/Dubose And a HUGE CONGRATULATIONS to MS. COCHRAN’S 4th GRADE for once again being the top class in the school with a whopping 6,262 stickers. They received a class math game for their outstanding accom-plishment. Keep up the good work, Eagles! Don’t forget, you can access your 1st-5th grade child’s account 24/7 at www.firstinmath.com.




Character Kids November 2009 Responsibility

4 Levinson Alex Hoberg4 Volk/Cochran Caroline Singer5 Branham Jordan Davis5 Cordova/Morgan Ashlyn Halseth5 Davis Jac Field5 Grierson/DuBose Lexi GottschalkPreSchool Hancock John CostaMultiage Orr Juan MilettiMultiage Friedman Adi Mukherj

Grade Teacher Student3 Amon A.J. Sigari3 Baker Maya Onochie3 Barrett Jacob Jeffords3 Klueter Adelaide White3 McCoy/Jinks Drew Waugaman4 Klemm/Phillips Khaywan Pereira4 Kraeger Adrian Ramirez

Grade Teacher StudentK Fortune Sophia GoldemundK Hestad Becca BatesK Hoffmeister Taylor ThompsonK Magee Alexandria MatthewsK Savage Kimberly VenturaK Walcott Brick ConwayK Whitaker Leila Gainsford1 Hathcoat Alexis Ramirez1 McClellan Caden Mamoun1 O’Meara/Pitoniak Leah Maresca1 Shapiro Arianna Polk1 Winslett Sarah Smith2 Greenfield Cami Brown2 Henderson Connor Norris2 Moot Davis Miller2 Osburn Chau Vo2 Stilwell Emma Fraser




Look Who’s Talking Books November 2009

Grade Teacher StudentK Fortune Scarlett FavroK Hestad Jabari HendersonK Hoffmeister Madison JonesK Magee Devon WalcottK Savage Armstrong TangK Walcott Grace ShenK Whitaker William Hestad1 Hathcoat Madisyn Goldstein1 McClellan Mohamed Fayed1 O’Meara/Pitoniak Keating Langston1 Shapiro Jonathan Gillard

1 Winslett Adeboye Adeoye2 Greenfield Raymond Shen2 Henderson Quay Flowers2 Moot Dana Dorman2 Osburn Jahnaya Harvey2 Stilwell Nicholas Croft

Grade Teacher Student3 Amon Lydia Seremba3 Baker Andre Martins3 Barrett Lok

Lakshmikthan3 Klueter MeKyah Reed3 McCoy/Jinks Xavier Dames4 Klemm/Phillips Chloe Reynolds4 Kraeger Justice Mace4 Levinson Drew Mullen4 Cochran Erik Larsen5 Branham Xavier Johnson5 Cordova/Morgan Manuel Pelcastre5 Davis CaDarrein Carter5 Grierson/DuBose Carly MorganPreSchool Hancock Dylan FineMultiage Orr Samuel Jobe

Grade Teacher StudentK Fortune Samuel GuilloryK Hestad Jonatas SouzaK Hoffmeister Varsha SaravananK Magee Jeffery FleshawK Savage Cameron BleshoyK Walcott Ronit SehgalK Whitaker Cate Hernandez1 Hathcoat Josh Cary1 McClellan Colleen Allard-Smith1 O’Meara/Pitoniak Ian Jewell1 Shapiro Jackson Tucker

1 Winslett Cody Zenyuh2 Greenfield Om Changela2 Henderson Ashanti Lyons2 Moot Jack McGrath2 Osburn Allie Berman2 Stilwell Josie Bertrand

Grade Teacher Student3 Amon Will Schuster3 Baker Meg Jorgensen3 Barrett Price Fine3 Klueter Lindsey Rhyne3 McCoy/Jinks Felicity Carter4 Klemm/Phillips Marilin Hernandez4 Kraeger Maggie Fleming4 Levinson Manuel Cruz4 Cochran T.J. Gregory5 Branham Steven Kent5 Cordova/Morgan Caroline Atwood5 Davis Lord Angulo5 Grierson/DuBose Sofia RodriguezPreSchool Hancock Francesca GuarigliaMultiage Orr Xavier Snyder

Look Who’s Talking Books December 2009




Carta da Nossa Diretora

Prezadas Famílias da Eastvalley,

É impressionante como o tempo passa rápido. Parece que foi ontem que começamos o ano escolar e já chegamos nas festas de fim de ano. Espero que suas festas, sejam quais as que celebre, sejam repletas de paz e alegria. Aproveite para visitar familiares e amigos. Leia com sua criança, não existe presente melhor que a leitura!

Goastaría de agradecer aos professsores, ajudantes de professores, motoristas de ônibus, genitores, e o pessoal da cafeteria por um começo de ano maravil-hoso. Todos trabalham muito para que sua criança esteja segura em um ambiente limpo para que tenha uma boa aprendizagem. Existem vários voluntários que nos ajudam em diversas áreas em nossa escola todos os dias. Isto faz com que possamos fazer um melhor trabalho e agrademos todo seu esforço.

Eastvalley é certamente uma “Escola Pequena de Coração Grande” e isto foi comprovado atravéz da arrecadação de fundos do United Way, doação de latas de comidas e presentes para as festas. Tudo isto ajudará famílias de nossa escola como também famílias do condado de Cobb. Obrigada pela sua generosidade.

Se você vai viajar neste fim de ano, desejamos muita paz e segurança. As férias do inverno começam ás 14:30 do dia 18 de dezembro e os estudantes retornarão na terça-feira, 5 de janeiro.

Aproveite e nos veremos em 2010.

Karen WackerDiretora

Karen Wacker, Diretora

Congratulations to our Top Bananas in the

Sally Foster Fundraiser! Our top three sellers for the Foundation’s Fall Fundraiser are Jacob Jeffords, Ian Fraser and Claire Boggess. These three students did not monkey around! Jacob sold 79 items, Claire sold 53 items and Ian sold 52 items. They earned a $60 gift card to Toys r Us.

Banana Split Party Winners - sold 30 or more items (siblings combined numbers) to attend a banana split party: Devon Walcott, Katelyn Allen, Jared Loncar, Christopher Jones, William Witcher, Ronnie & Liat Klemm, Maddie & Charlie Zimmerman, Jamie & Jake Jones, Sydney Shushan, Claire Boggess, P.J. Goodloe, Jackson Tucker, Zaedin Salerno, Natalie & Nicholas Aluisy, John Michael, Shannon, & Kevin Murray, Emma & Ian Fraser, Jacob Jeffords, Blake Feilmeier, Harrison & Catherine Pyle, Brianna Pirtle, Pavlina Jones.

We had 134 students join the Monkey Club by selling at least 12 items. These students received either a Sally or Foster plush monkey and had their picture with their monkey posted on the Monkey Club board during the fundraiser.

A special thank you goes to Ms. Wacker for her enthusiastic support and daily promotion of the fundraiser. Also, thanks to all of our student sellers, parents, volunteers, teachers and staff for going bananas for our 2009 Fall Fundraiser and making it a huge success.

Our students sold $29,614 of products and Eastvalley Foundation received approximately $14,132. This money purchased 5 sets of Senteo response systems to be used with interactive whiteboards. Teachers can poll answers to questions and post them to the class anonymously. This helps them better respond to individual and classroom needs. We will also replace the audio cd listening centers for kindergarten through 2nd grades.

Becki Goodloe & Susan Zenyuh



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Arrecadamento de Fundos RELAY FOR LIFE da Eastvalley

apresenta A LOJA DE PAPAI NOEL

Sábado, 12 de Dezembro, 9:00hrs ao meio dia

Na cafeteria da escola Sedalia Park Elementary Cafeteria

- Retratos com Papai Noel SOMENTE $5.00

- As crianças podem fazer compras com os ajudantes de Papai Noel para toda familia e até para os animais!!

- Todos os ítens são a partir de $1.00

- Um pequeno café da manhã será servido por apenas $3.00 por pessoa. Sua criança pode fazer compras para toda a família e tomar café com você.

- Todo o rendimento do dia será para as fundações ”COLOR US UNITED” Relay for Life e Associação Americana do Cancer das escolas Eastvalley e Sedalia Park.

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Carta das Presidentes da PTA da Escola Eastvalley

Prezados Estudantes, Funcionários e Pais,

Esperamos que tenham tido um feliz feriado de dia de Ação de Graças e tenha tido a oportunidade de visitar os amigos e família. Mesmo quando as coisas estão difíceis, temos muita sorte em fazer parte de um grupo fabulozo de professores, fa-miliares e amigos. É sempre bom refletir e ser agradecidos pelas coisas boas que temos. Somos agradecidos por muitas coisas e queremos mencionar algumas delas.

Agrademos a todas as famílias pela arrecadação de comidas. Estas comidas foram muito beneficiais para outras famílias. Queremos agradecer aos professores pelos itens de sorteio do dia do almoço de Ação de Graças. Os estudantes adoram os eventos especiais com os professores. Obrigada a Sra. Wacker e Dra. Doolitle por doar suas posições por um dia...isto é uma grande honra para os vencedores.

Por último agradecemos ao encarregado da cafeteria “Food Dude” e sua equipe pelo almoço maravilhoso. Estamos agradecidos ao Sr. Mark Trott por tudo que ele faz por Eastvalley.

Lembren-se que o último dia de aula antes das festas de fim de ano é 18 de Dezembro. Os estudantes retornarão no dia 5 de Janeiro. Desejamoa a todos uma estação de festas de muita paz e felicidades.

As co-presidentes do PTA da Eastvalley,

Tammy Feilmeier e Kristen Pyle




DATES TO REMEMBERDecember 10 – Saporito’s Spirit Night 18 – EVRC Cutoff 12 – Relay for Life Santa Shoppe 21-January 4 – Winter Holidays

January January 8 – Report cards go home January 11 – Eagle Eyes Entry Deadline January 13 & 14 – Books for Breakfast January 14 – Chick-fil-A Spirit Night January 21 – 100th Day of School January 22 – International Night January 25 – 29 – Conference Week January 26 – Eagle Eyes Distribution January 29 – Father/Daughter Bowling

February February 4 – PTA Meeting w/ Chorus performance February 8 – Eagle Eyes Entry Deadline February 15-19 – Box Tops for Education Drive February 15 – No school – Teacher workday February 18 – Volunteer luncheon February 23 – Eagle Eyes Distribution February 26 – Mother/Son bowling

March March 8 – 12 – Staff Appreciation Week March 10 – Early Release Day Staff Appreciation luncheon March 17 & 18 – Books for Breakfast March 18 – Report Cards go home March 19 – Spring pictures March 22 – 25 – Book Fair March 25 – Science Fair March 31 – Kindergarten Registration

April April 5-9 – Spring Break April 14-23 – CRCT April 26-28 – 5th grade to Jekyll Island April 29 – PTA meeting-Kindergarten performs April 30 – Father/Son outing

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