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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.
Carmel High School proudly announced senior Christian Yom as valedictorian and senior Kyle Grgecic as salutatorian for the Class of 2023. Not only are Yom and Grgecic the top students of their graduating class, but long-time friends. I am writing to you to share the news of a leadership appointment within the district. Our district has already begun the process of reviewing our procedures to determine if any need to be updated in light of the new body-worn camera requirements. We are continuing to work out the specific details about how and when body-worn cameras worn by our SROs will be implemented in certain situations.
School Resumes January 3rd
While so much work has been happening already, there is still much more input to be collected to help us formulate a unified plan for our district’s future. We are equally pleased to be able to bring Mr. DiCarlo back to our district, where he served as our interim principal at Kent Elementary School over the summer and the beginning of the school year. After a short break between roles, Mr. DiCarlo is officially at the helm of Carmel High School, and we are thrilled to have him back with us again.
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.
Upcoming Board of Education Meetings
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.
Any student or staff member who has symptoms of respiratory or gastrointestinal infections, such as cough, fever, sore throat, vomiting, or diarrhea, should stay home. As always, should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to reach out to my office. Further build upon the foundation of our strategic plan and help advance us forward over the next several years. As always, if you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to my office. Amphitheater has a new app that lets you check on your child's bus in real time. The photography offerings available to students at Galveston ISD’s Ball High School have expanded rapidly recently, growing from one course offered to now four in just a two-year span.
PB PARENT ACCESS
It is our privilege to watch you learn, grow and succeed in the care of our district, and we are immensely proud of your many accomplishments – in school and in your personal lives. Salt Lake City School District has a partnership with Odyssey House to provide free Telehealth School-based Therapy to any student. Davis County residents continually support the district's efforts to build new school buildings and renovate existing schools through voter-approved bonds. After going on a hiatus because of the ongoing pandemic, Philip Simmons Middle’s Cardboard Arcade came back strong on Thursday morning when students took over the school gym for a morning of games and treats.
Over the last several weeks, Grade 8 World Language students at George Fischer Middle School had the opportunity to take the language skills and cultural knowledge they have learned in the classroom and apply it to the world outside the walls of the school. To our students, especially the Class of 2022, congratulations on an amazing year full of wonderful memories, growth, accomplishments and, of course, fun. Last night, we had the privilege of graduating 384 Carmel High School seniors who are more than ready to accomplish great things in their next chapter. We wish our seniors much success and happiness in the years to come and remind them to stay in touch! To all our students returning to our schools in the fall, we look forward to adding more wonderful memories with you in your next chapter with us.
8:30AM-9:30AMFamilies First of PBC Board of Directors Meeting
The tradition continued for third-grade students at Matthew Paterson Elementary School this year with the annual Thanksgiving Celebration. For more than 45 years, third-grade students and teachers have been gathering for a fun-filled day of seasonal activities, academic lessons, crafts, food and more – and this year was no different. Throughout November, for Native American Heritage Month, several elementary and middle school classes had the opportunity to learn more about the traditions and way of life of the native people who inhabited, and still live in, our local areas. Idaho Falls School District 91 is committed to providing a workplace and educational environment, as well as other benefits, programs, and activities, which are free from sex and gender-based harassment, discrimination, and retaliation. Idaho Falls School District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or age in its programs and activities and provides equal access to all individuals. Thank you to all the parents, patrons and staff who responded to the Board of Trustees' call for ideas on how to address overcrowding and safety issues in our schools after the failure of the recent bond effort.
My hope is to provide an informal setting and refreshments for open dialogue on select topics during the year. I have scheduled three of these in-person meetings and hope that you will make plans to join me on November 1, February 15 and May 30. On behalf of Carmel Central School District and its administration, I wish you a Happy Thanksgiving. Please note that participation is not on a first-applied, first-picked basis. We strive to have our focus groups represent all aspects of our community, so participants will be chosen to ensure a variety of voices.
We look forward to continuing to work with you in new ways to ensure that continued success. As you know, Carmel Central School District collaborates closely with the Putnam County Sheriff’s Department to place School Resource Officers in our District schools. We greatly value our working relationship with the Sheriff’s Department and are so appreciative of the assistance that our trained SROs provide to ensure and maintain a safe educational environment for our students and staff in our school buildings. The Salt Lake City School District knows that many of our students and families are struggling with intensely personal questions, concerns, and fears about the national landscape regarding immigration. The Sumter School District is committed to providing a rigorous and relevant standards-based education in a safe environment.
Congratulations to the latest student-inductees to Carmel High School's chapter of the New York State Business Honor Society. This year, the Career & Technical Education Department inducted 10 high-achieving students and one honorary member, Assistant Principal John Fratto. Before we officially depart for the summer break, I would like to take this opportunity to share a few messages of appreciation and congratulations.
The award is presented to outstanding doctoral students pursuing careers in educational leadership, with leadership emphasis on the superintendency. The district hired two architecture firms to conduct feasibility studies at West High and Highland High. In looking at future of these two schools, the district hopes to prioritize a high quality of education for all students and to recognize the rich heritage in these school communities. District schools will be open on all regularly scheduled school days unless circumstances create health or safety issues.
We look forward to welcoming our students and staff back to our buildings for the first day of the school year later this week. As a reminder, Thursday, September 1, will be a full day of school for our students in grades 1-12, and a modified school day for our incoming kindergarten students with an orientation and bus run. Detailed information about the schedule for the incoming kindergarten students was emailed directly from the elementary schools’ principals.
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