Grade 1
Author Jerry Pallotta shares his thoughts about writing books with students. He had them laughing and really thinking about what being a writer means.
Wrentham Elementary Playground
Project
Please support our playground
fundraising initiative by supporting events that benefit our very own Dancing
with the Wrentham Stars dancer- Dr. Allan Cameron!
Our vision:
·
Accessible for
all abilities
·
Enriched play
that enhances physical, cognitive, social, and sensory experiences
·
Research based, safe
and engaging equipment, with cushioned ground cover.
·
The total cost
for the playground project will be approximately $250, 000
·
Sponsor's
donating $1000-$20,000+ will receive public recognition.
·
All donors will
receive tax deduction letter and media mention.
·
ALL proceeds from
Dr.Cameron's “Dancing With the Wrentham Stars” activities directly benefit the
Playground Project!
Grade 2 Celebrates the conclusion of the small moments story writing as part of the Writer's Workshop Personal Narrative Unit.
Save the Date
ALL DAY
Wednesday, March 2, 2016
Read Across America Day
March 2nd is Read Across America Day!
&
Literacy Night 5:30 - 7:30
With
Health Office
The health office is in great need of gently worn clothing.
Boys Sweat pants Size 10-12
Girls sweat or leggings Size 10-12
Kindergarten Bus Stop Reminder
For the safety of our students, an adult must be visible and present at the bus stop when Kindergarten students are arriving home.
If no adult is visible, the driver will return to the school with the student and emergency contacts will be notified. This can be stressful for your child so please plan to always be out when the bus arrives!
Thank you!
2016-2017 Kindergarten Information
Kindergarten Alternatives Evening
Tuesday, April 5, 2016 6-7 p.m.
Vogel Auditorium
Program alternatives will be explained.
Option 1: Half-day Kindergarten:
Children attend school for 2 ½ hours from 8:20-11:10
Option 2: Full-day Kindergarten:
Children attend a regular school day from 8:20-2:40
Full-day kindergarten will be tuition based
Applicants will be chosen by lottery if numbers exceed available space in the full day programs.
Kindergarten Registration Day:
Thursday, April 7, 2016 9 a.m.- 12 p.m.
Vogel Auditorium
Needed to Register:
· Proof of residency
· Birth Certificate
· Record of last physical and immunizations
· Enrollment forms
Kindergarten Screening:
Friday, May 20, 2016
By appointment made during registration
GET READY FOR OUR ANNUAL (2nd and 3rd grade)
FATHER/DAUGHTER
SNOW BALL DANCE
Friday, February 5th
more info to come...
REWARDS and RECYCLING PROGRAMS: There are many ways to help the PTO during your everyday activities! Our Reward Programs are detailed below. Please register, clip, donate or help out in any way you can!
Box Tops and Labels for Education are an easy way to earn cash for our school. Box tops are worth 10 cents each and are located on hundreds of products. Once the box tops are submitted the school receives a check. Box Tops are submitted twice a year: November 2, 2015 and March 1, 2016. Please feel free to use the collection sheets in the attached PDF to help you keep on clipping. Visit www.boxtopsforeducation.com for participating products and additional information. Labels for Education do not expire and there is no deadline to submit them. They are collected throughout the school year and submitted around April. The school earns points that can be redeemed for items available through a catalog. Visit www.Labelsforeducation.com for a list of participating items. Collection boxes are in the Delaney Cafeteria, Annex entryway, Roderick office and at the Fiske Library. You can also send box tops/labels in to your child’s classroom teacher.
DID YOU KNOW? We meet monthly to clip and organize box tops and labels for education for submission. Please join the “Clippers” at the Wrentham Senior Center from 9am-11am once a month. It is an easy way to help your child’s school with very little commitment. “Clippers” Meeting Dates: October 14th, November 18th & December 16th.
Please donate your non-perishables in any school lobby!
Boxed hot and cold cereal
Boxed instant potatoes
Canned corn, green beans,
and fruit
Coffee, tea, and cocoa
Juice and juice boxes
Macaroni and cheese
Peanut butter, jelly, and
marshmallow w fluff
Soups and chowders
Thank you for your support!
ROCK TO THE TOP! (Box Top, that is!) Contest: We are happy to announce this year’s Box Top contest! The grade that sends in the most box tops/labels for education in the Delaney School K-3rd and the Roderick School 4th-6th grade between October - April will win a DJ’d lunch in May with a local, famous Roderick music master who will spin the hits! NOTE: Please label collection bags with your child’s grade! AND No credit can be given on expired Box Tops and bonuses.
Target Rewards: If you use a Target REDCard please register it to our school. Target will donate 1% of your Credit or Debit REDcard purchases made at Target to help the K-12 school of your choice. Go to the Target website and look for the link for Take Charge of Education. The money goes directly to the school and is put aside in the student activities fund and every amount helps out!
AmazonSmile is a website operated by Amazon that lets customers enjoy the same wide selection of products, low prices, and convenient shopping features as on Amazon.com. It’s so easy! Go to www.smile.amazon.com. Find the “Pick Your Own Charitable Organization” section and select “Wrentham Elementary Parent Teacher Organization” as your charity. From there on out, with every Amazon.com purchase you make, 0.5% of your purchase amount automatically goes to Wrentham Elementary Parent Teacher Organization.
Stop and Shop Rewards: If you have a Stop and Shop card please make sure that is registered to our school too! The ID for the Roderick school is 10297 and for the Delaney school is 05955. Just log onto the Stop and Shop A+ web site at http://stopandshop.com/savingsandrewards/rewardsprogram/aplus/?_requestid=277578 and register!
Burgers For Better Schools: If you have a Red Robin Royalty card, register it online. Pick the Delaney or Roderick school and 1% of what you spend at Red Robin© will be donated throughout the year. https://royalty.redrobin.com/
Bay State Textiles: For those of you who do not know, we have partnered with Bay State Textiles for an ongoing textile recycling fundraiser. There is a large recycling bin in the parking lot by the Janelli Annex. We generate a rebate of $100 per ton of textiles collected and this goes into the playground fund. Clothing, shoes, linens, stuffed animals as well as many more items can be recycled in the bin. Visit www.baystatetextiles.com to see a detailed list of what can be recycled.
Color Cycle: We are participating in the Crayola Color Cycle program this school year. This is a program that allows students to turn dried out markers into fuel. Crayola will recycle any brand marker, including dry erase markers and highlighters. The program is simple. We collect the markers and send them to Crayola. There is a box to drop off dried out markers by the Delaney cafeteria and in the Janelli Annex lobby . To learn more about the Crayola Color Cycle program visit: http://www.crayola.com/colorcycle.aspx
Crayons for Cancer: This year we are collecting used crayons to be recycled for Crayons for Cancer which raises funds for kids currently battling with cancer by melting used crayons down into fun shapes and selling them in order to make money for kids with cancer. Collection bins are located by the Delaney cafeteria and in the Janelli Annex lobby. 100% of the proceeds support children's hospitals oncology units, including Hasbro Children's Hospital. Crayons for Cancer proceeds also fill “Treasure Chests” where young patients go to choose prizes after enduring tough chemo/radiation treatments and/or blood tests. For more information, please visit: http://www.crayonsforcancer.org/
The successful Trex program is returning to Wrentham Public Schools this year! When you donate your unwanted plastic materials to Trex, not only are you helping to keep thousands of pounds of waste out of landfills, you're also helping us to win awards/prizes for our school. We have won 2 Trex benches in years past. Let’s do it again! Donation boxes are located in the Delaney cafeteria entry way. Items that can be donated are: grocery bags, bread bags, case overwrap, dry cleaning bags, newspaper sleeves, ice bags, wood pellet bags, ziplock & other re-sealable bags, produce bags, bubble wrap, salt bags, and cereal bags. PLEASE: Write the total number of bags on the outside bag before you place them in the collection bin at school! All materials must be clean, dry and free of food residue http://www.trex.com/recycling/recycling-programs/
Tickets are available on line!
Dancing with the Wrentham Stars 2016
April 1, 2016
7:00 p.m. to Midnight
Lake Pearl Luciano's
299 Creek Street
Wrentham, MA
P: 508.384.3003
4th Annual
Dancing with Wrentham Stars
Friday ~ April 1, 2016
Please support Superintendent, Dr. Cameron as he dances his way to (hopefully) winning 2016 Dancing with the Stars and helping us achieve our goal for a new state-of-the-art playground that will be accessible for all our children!
http://www.wce02093.org/votedonate-here.html
Grade 3 students in Delaney School will be taking the MCAS test in ELA and Math in the Spring of 2016. The test will feature a few "PARCC-like" questions.
Dates:
http://www.wce02093.org/votedonate-here.html
Grade 3 students in Delaney School will be taking the MCAS test in ELA and Math in the Spring of 2016. The test will feature a few "PARCC-like" questions.
Dates:
Tuesday April 5th and Thursday April 7th ELA
Tuesday May 17th and Thursday May 19th MATH
January 28th Coffee Postponed
New Date: Thursday February 11th
8:30 am
Safety for All at Delaney Morning Drop Off!
We are working really hard on the morning drop off procedures, and need everyone’s cooperation. The safety of our students, staff and visitors is of primary importance. We need to follow several procedures to keep it safe:
Cones are placed along the sidewalk at both the Delaney and Annex ends of the building. Please pull up to the cones to let your children out and then proceed with caution back into the driving lane. Do not let children out at any other location unless you are parking.
Colleen Wagstaff
Delaney Principal
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