MSD WARREN TOWNSHIP

The Future Begins Here

September 15, 2017

The Hawk Talk

Hawthorne Elementary School

8301 E. Rawles Ave. Indianapolis, IN 46219

CORE-TASTIC STUDENTS

Na’omi Phillips Diana Hernandez

Bailey Dunn Freya Hunnicutt

Aiden Warner Rhian Brooks

Leela Fitzgerald Jody Proctor

Annet Mejia-Cortes Layla Hess

Alexander Ritter Trinity Williams

Ari’on Suggs David Espinoza

Colin Loy Steven Hunter

Aaliyah Johnson Gigi Betts

Ben Lepper Jerry Nalls

Peyton Ayers Kania Stewart

DATES TO REMEMBER

9/15 Parents’ Night Out 5:45-8:00 pm

9/18-22 Grandparents’ Week & Bookfair

9/20 Latino Literacy Night 4-5 pm

10/3 Parent / Teacher Conferences—No School

10/6 Picture Day

10/9-20 Intersession - No

School

10/23 School Reconvenes

10/24-27 Vision & Hearing Screening for 1st &

3rd Grades

Principal: Mr. Greg Butler http://www.warren.k12.in.us/hawthorne Phone: (317) 532-3950

Dean: Mr. Donald Turner @HawthorneHawks_ @hawthornehawks

The next few weeks will be a busy time. Plan ahead

ensure that you attend your Parent/Teacher confer-

ence as well as enjoy some of the fun activities

leading up to Fall Break!

Parent Teacher Conferences

Plan to attend Parent/Teacher conferences on

Tuesday, Oct. 3. This is a great time to find out how

your child(ren) is progressing and to learn how

you can help them achieve success!

Grandparents’ Week Lunch Schedule

Monday, Sept. 18 Rm. K1-K2 Lunch 11:00 am

Tuesday, Sept. 19 Rm. K3-K4 Lunch 11:00 am

Wednesday, Sept. 20 Gr. 1 Lunch 11:30 am

Thursday, Sept.21 Gr. 2 Lunch 12:30 pm

Friday, Sept. 22 Gr. 3 & 4 Lunch 1:00 pm

NOTICE: The Warren Community Fest on Sept. 29 has been postponed

until Spring, 2018!

PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE Greetings Family, Thank you for another great week supporting our students. Teacher, business owner, dad, astronaut, billion-aire, doctor, pilot, caretaker, dancer, athlete, president, counselor….our students dream of be-coming so many awesome things as they grow up. Our jobs are to love and care for them in a manner that allows them to turn their hopes and dreams into a plan of action that they can believe. Hawthorne is passionate about our students’ growth and finding ways to empower students to believe that their hard work will lead them to reaching their hopes and dreams! This is no easy task. Some of our seniors in life talk about the power in “us” and “we.” When we lean on each other and build relationships, much like Hawthorne’s motto, “Together We Make a Differ-ence.” Let’s build our relationship and make the greatest difference. Have a wonderful weekend! Mr. Butler

M. S. D. WARREN TOWNSHIP’S

Hawthorne Hawks

Want to put

Civility in Action By collecting personal hygiene items to send to those impacted by the hurricanes!

You can help by sending in:

Soap (bars or body wash) Shampoo

Toothbrushes and Toothpaste Razors

Deodorant Combs or Brushes

Nail clippers Wash Cloths

Teachers will be collecting these items in the classrooms. Please send in your donations to the

classroom teacher. Thank you in advance for helping make this effort a success.

SPOTLIGHT ON KINDERGARTEN: LEARNING ABOUT BUTTERFLIES

On Wednesday, all kindergarten and first grade students attended a presentation about butterflies!

Kirsten Carlson, dressed like a monarch butterfly, talked about the monarch butterfly life cycle and let a

butterfly walk on their arm. The watched the butterflies drink apple juice and enjoyed a ‘butterfly snack’

of their own!

To Report Your Child Absent please

call the school nurse at 532-3954. Leave

your child’s name, teacher’s name and

the reason for the absence. Spanish? Call

317-532-3954.

Book Fair Is Here!

Monday, September 18 begins our Book Fair and we are excited about new titles that are available from

Scholastic. Students may come down and shop during the school day and we welcome grandparents to

shop with them during lunch because it is Grandparents’ Week as well! We can get kids excited about

reading by choosing great books to fill up home libraries, and by reading aloud to them every day! And

remember, books make great gifts, so start your shopping at our Book Fair!

Picture Day is Coming

Friday, Oct. 6 is picture

day! Students can wear a

shirt or dress of their choice

but bring a uniform re-

placement to change into

after pictures.

A Great Start to the School Day!

Thank you for getting your child(ren) to school each day and on time. In the interest of

consistency, an administrator will continue to to walk parents to the classroom who want to visit.

Monday: Breakfast – Cinnamon Bun Crunchmania, Apple Juice, Raisins, Milk

Lunch— Chicken Parmesan w/Spaghetti, Cheese Quesadilla or Cereal Fun

Lunch, Seasoned Peas, Milk

Tuesday: Breakfast— Apple Frudel, Golden Delicious Apple, Raisins, Milk

Lunch— Chili Cheese Dog, BBQ Chicken Sandwich or Garden Salad & Breadsticks Fun Lunch, Baked

Crinkle Cut Fries, Milk

Wednesday: Breakfast – Strawberry Mini Pancakes, Banana, Raisins, Milk

Lunch – Chicken Fried Brown Rice w/Chicken Egg Roll, Cheese Stuffed Breadsticks w/Marinara Sauce, Pizza

Bagel Fun Lunch, Seasoned Broccoli Florets, Milk

Thursday Breakfast – Frosted Strawberry Pop-Tart, Fruit Punch, Raisins Milk

Lunch - Crispy Chicken Tenders, Classic Cheeseburger, or Ham Slider, Cheese Cubes, & Grapes Fun Lunch,

Roasted Carrot Fries, Milk

Friday Breakfast – Banana Chocolate Chunk BeneFIT Bar, Apple, Raisins, Milk

Lunch – Classic Pepperoni Pizza, Crispy Fish Sandwich, or Turkey & Cheese Wrap, Steamed Golden Corn,

Milk

Breakfast and Lunch Menu for Sept. 18-22 Full Price Meal $2.15 Reduced Meal .40 Adult

Meal $3.40 Milk .50

BOX TOPS FOR EDUCATION Another school, year is another opportunity to raise money for our school by col-lecting Box tops. These Box Tops can be found on many of your favorite products. Our playground was paid for in part by the thousands of Box Tops collected from our generous Hawthorne families! The classroom that brings in the most Box Tops will receive a special celebration in appreciation. We have a winner every quarter, so start saving those Box Tops and your student’s class could be our next winner!

PTA DRIVE FOR FIVE

We would like to increase our ability to support stu-

dents with different activities. In order to do so, we

will have fundraisers once a month in our drive to

raise $5000. Each opportunity will be $1 or less and

proceed will go directly to student focused events.

Please keep an eye out for the fun opportunities com-

ing soon

PARENTS’ NIGHT OUT

Bring your Hawthorne student(s) to school on Friday, Sept. 15 from 5:45—8 pm. They will enjoy an evening of games, snacks and music. Candy will be for sale for $1 each. Students MUST be picked up promptly @ 8 pm.