SPECTACULAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
SUPER BLOOD MOON ECLIPSE
SEPTEMBER 27/28TH
Bus Evacuation
Thursday, October 1, 2015
The smoothest ever!
Thursday, October 1, 2015
The smoothest ever!
Bus Safety Issue
If your child misses the bus, under no circumstances should you drive your car behind the bus and attempt to have your children board after running along the side. Children who miss the bus need to be driven to school, please!
Was a huge success!
It was a perfect evening and everyone had a great time!
KINDERGARTEN
Mrs. LeBlanc and Mrs. Maxwell-
Monday, October 5th 9:45 to 11:15
Miss Williams
Monday, October 5th 12:45 to 2:00
Mrs. Nunes (Mrs. Williams) class:
Thursday, October 8th, 9:15 to 10:45
Mrs. Bognanno's class: Thursday, October 8th 12:45 to 1:45
Mrs. Swartzendruber's class: Friday, October 9th
GRADE1
Grade 1: Mrs. Burke, Ms. Walsh
Ward's Berry Farm Field Trip
When: Tuesday, October 6th 8:45-11:45
Wrentham Food Pantry Clothing Drive
This is a triple win project. New and like new clothing are distributed at
Christmas time to Pantry clients. We have an ongoing fundraiser with Chic2Chic,
allowing the Pantry to garner 50% of proceeds. All other clothing will be
placed in the textile bins and the money will go to the Wrentham Public Schools
for direct distribution by PTO.
drop off on Monday October 5th 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Wrentham Food Pantry located behind the Congregational Church in the Whiston House. Summer and winter clothing accepted for men women and children. We will also be accepting accessories, like shoes, belts and purses.
No under garmets or bathing suits, sleepwear, please.
Tax receipts available for donations.
Questions?
Call Denise at (508) 241-5185.
Thank You
drop off on Monday October 5th 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Wrentham Food Pantry located behind the Congregational Church in the Whiston House. Summer and winter clothing accepted for men women and children. We will also be accepting accessories, like shoes, belts and purses.
No under garmets or bathing suits, sleepwear, please.
Tax receipts available for donations.
Questions?
Call Denise at (508) 241-5185.
Thank You
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MUSIC DEPARTMENT
GRADE 3
DON'T FORGET RECORDER MONEY DUE BY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16TH.!
DON'T FORGET RECORDER MONEY DUE BY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16TH.!
No school! Christopher Columbus Day
When: Monday, October 12
No school! Professional Development Day
When: Tuesday, October 13
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DELANEY SCHOOL PICTURE DAY
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22ND
PRE-K CHILDREN WHO ATTEND SCHOOL M-W -F, WILL HAVE THEIR PHOTOS TAKEN WITH THE RODERICK SCHOOL PICTURE DAY ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23RD.
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PRINCIPAL'S COFFEE
Topic: MCAS
Topic: MCAS
DATE: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16TH
8:00 A.M. TO 10:00 A.M.
DELANEY CAFETERIA
HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE!
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MEETING, OCTOBER 23RD AT 8:30 IN THE RODERICK
CAFETERIA. PLEASE JOIN US!
PTO/WEST
Halloween Hustle and Monster Dash
On Sunday, October 25th, the PTO and WEST are joining forces to raise money for the Wrentham Elementary Schools Playground Fund. In the spirit of Halloween, come
dressed in costume and bring the whole family for a ghoulishly good time! Check out the PTO Facebook page at Wrentham Elementary PTO for more information and to register.
"Following the light of the sun, we left the Old World" Christopher Columbus
This fall the New England Patriots
Charitable Foundation is teaming up with Cradles to Crayons for our annual
winter coat drive. We are looking to collect gently used and new winter
coats for infants, toddlers and children as Cradles to Crayons expect over
17,000 requests for coats this winter alone.
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NURSES CORNER
Guidelines for
Keeping Home a Sick Child
The past few weeks have been very busy in the Health Offices. There have been many sore throats, earaches,
and general cold symptoms. Here are a few guidelines to help you determine when to keep your child home from school. We understand that the decision
to keep your child home is not always an easy one, but it is for the well being of the other students & staff.
1.
A child should be fever-free without
the assistance of medication for 24 hours
before returning
to school. A child’s temperature is lowest on the morning, so a low temperature on awakening is not a true indicator. If you have given your child Tylenol or Motrin at night, the medication could still be affecting
your child’s temperature.
2.
A child should be free of vomiting/diarrhea for 24 hours
before returning to school. A child who has been ill during the night may feel slightly
better in the morning
and even ask to go to school.
However, the child will likely
experience symptoms
of illness later and will be contagious to the other children & staff.
3.
A child with a thick
or constant colored
nasal discharge should
remain home. Very few younger children can effectively blow their noses and wash their hands afterwards.
4.
A child diagnosed with strep throat/scarlet fever should remain home for the first 24 hours of antibiotic treatment. A child remains contagious until he/she has been on antibiotics for 24 hours.
5.
A child diagnosed
with conjunctivitis may attend
school after 24 hours of antibiotic treatment. There should also not be any drainage from the eyes.
6.
If your child has a persistent cough
The 24-Hour Rule:
A child should stay home for at least 24 hours to rest if the following symptoms are present the morning
of school or the previous
night:
* Vomiting and/or diarrhea
* Fever >100 degrees
* Itchy or reddened eyes with drainage
* An unusual rash
* A poor night’s
sleep due to illness, cough,
etc.
We appreciate your cooperation. Please contact your school nurse with any questions
or concerns.
Thank you for reading and viewing!
Colleen Wagstaff
Delaney Principal
Pony shirts on the same day!
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