Daily Bulletin
Central Elementary School Bulletin for Monday, October 22, 2018
Weekly Newsletter
Issue 10
DATES TO REMEMBER:
Friday, October 19 - TOMORROW - NO SCHOOL K-12 - Professional Development
Sunday, October 21 - Fairbury Community Food Market (201 F Street/Region V - 3-4 pm)
Monday, October 22 - Fairbury PTA Fundraiser Begins
Monday, October 22 - Positive Solutions for Families Meeting (Central - 5:30-7:00 pm)
Friday, October 26 - Early Dismissal - (Central - 1:40 pm)
Wednesday, October 31 - First Graders to Heritage Care Center for Halloween Activities (1:00 pm)
Wednesday, October 31 - Halloween Parade & Classroom Parties (2:00 pm)
Friday, November 1 - NO SCHOOL - Professional Development
Sunday, November 4 - Daylight Savings Time Begins - Set Clocks Back 1 Hour
NO SCHOOL TOMORROW- FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19TH
There will be NO SCHOOL for students attending the Fairbury Public Schools (K-12) on Friday, October 19th for Teacher Professional Development.
FAIRBURY COMMUNITY FOOD MARKET
The Fairbury Community Food Market Program will be offered to ALL families with students enrolled in the Fairbury Public Schools on Sunday, October 21st from 3:00-4:00 pm at Region V Services
(201 F Street, Fairbury, NE). Simply…. Show Up, Sign In, and Shop!
POSITIVE SOLUTIONS FOR FAMILIES - IT’S NOT TOO LATE TO SIGN UP!
Monday, October 22nd (5:30-7:00 pm) will be the 1st of a six session - FREE parent training series sponsored by Nebraska Children and Families Foundation Rooted in Relationships to provide information to families on how to promote children’s social and emotional skills, understand their problem behaviors, and use positive approaches to help children learn appropriate behavior. Dinner and childcare provided. Call Central School to sign up: 402-729-2418.
REPORT CARDS
First Quarter report cards will be mailed home next week.
HALLOWEEN REMINDERS
As you are aware, Halloween is a time for fun and excitement for many children. Volunteer room parents are planning and organizing simple activities, games and treats for Halloween parties on Wednesday, October 31st. If you and your child wish, he/she may bring a costume/mask to school that day in a sack. Any costume brought to school should be easily slipped on and off. No costume weapons, (toy guns, knives, swords, etc.) may be brought to school. Please note that students will not be allowed to wear or apply any makeup or hair coloring during school. Halloween can serve as a springboard for discussions related to safety, manners and good citizenship. Let’s do all we can to make this Halloween a safe time for children.
HALLOWEEN COSTUME PARADE & PARTIES
Central Elementary students are planning to participate in a school-wide Halloween Costume Parade on Wednesday, October 31st beginning at 2:00 p.m. Students will don their costumes and parade through classrooms providing for some “spooktacular” fun for all. Classroom parties with activities and treats will begin immediately following the costume parade.
TRAFFIC PATTERN INFORMATION
Morning Drop Off
Vehicles shall drop students off on G Street only. All drivers dropping students off should please remain in your car, in a single line and wait until an adult meets you at the car to greet your student and let them out in one of the 4 designated spots
Please allow students to exit the vehicle on the west side (passenger side) of your vehicle only to ensure their safety
When pulling out of a designated spot please watch for other vehicles that may be coming up the side to fill into an open spot
Afternoon Pick Up
K-2 students can be picked up on 9th Street (north side of playground) or on G Street (only if they have a sibling in PreK). Pre-K students are picked up on G Street only. All drivers picking students up should please remain in your car and an adult will walk students to the car. If picking up on G Street, please only pick up in the 4 designated spots where an adult will be standing so traffic is not backed up.