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Please join for our main fund raising event of the year. May 9th in the EES’ gym 4-8:00 food, art projects and talent will be abound at our school auction and Talent Show. See your kids perform… buy an item… have a good time…”Best Talent Show in Town” …We also need volunteers!
Volunteer training is either Friday (May 8th) at 5:00 or Saturday (May 9th) at 2:00 ….Where???? At Elmira Elementary School of course in our gym!
Pre-register for kindergarten in the Elmira Elementary library May 1st at 9:00 AM. Please bring your student too! Also bring the following documents with you:
- Proof of residence which includes a driver’s license, rental agreement, bill with the physical address on it.
- Copy of Birth certificate
- Copy of Legal Custodial papers
We can’t wait to see you !
Below are the links to the forms you will need for the round up. Call if we can help! 541935-8214.
FIRST STUDENT TRANSPORTATION SERVICES
Welcome and Please Attend!
The Fern Ridge School Board is holding a special meeting set for the Tuesday, April 28, 2015, at 6:30 p.m., at Elmira Elementary School, 88960 Territorial Road, Veneta, OR . Agenda items include: Informational meeting on improvements in our bond project at Elmira Elementary School. For more information contact 541-935-2253 Ext. 1203 or www.fernridge.k12.or.us.
April we will have two Family Fun Nights! The first one will be April 1st @5:30 PM with the LEGO guy. We will have Patrick Markey, the LEGO Guy coming to conduct a workshop and propose his LEGO afterschool clubs to the audience. At this Fun Night we will be asking for your help!
Tammy Eutsler from our PTA will be at this meeting to recruit Elmira Elementary School parents to work on our school auction. This auction brings in a tremendous amount of money which is used to support our kids at school, for field trips, parties, assemblies and supplies. Our school needs your help to make this event a success! The Auction is Saturday May 9th starting at 4:00. This event has incredible prizes and will be hosted this year by Barry MacGuire, radio’s 99.1 personality great…So join us on April 1st have some fun… enjoy some pizza… sign up to support the school’s auction!
We are entering into State Testing time after Spring Break. Help us help your kids to do their best by following some of the suggestions from the Department of Education.
You can be a great help to your children if you will observe these do’s and don’ts about tests and testing:
- Don’t be too anxious about a child’s test scores. If you put too much emphasis on test scores, this can upset a child.
- Do encourage children. Praise them for the things they do well. If they feel good about themselves, they will do their best. Children who are afraid of failing are more likely to become anxious when taking tests and more likely to make mistakes.
- Make sure your child attends school regularly. Remember, tests do reflect children’s overall achievement. The more effort and energy a child puts into learning, the more likely he/she will do well on tests.
- Provide a quiet, comfortable place for studying at home.
- Make sure that your child is well rested on school days and especially the day of a test. Children who are tired are less able to pay attention in class or to handle the demands of a test.
- Give your child a well-rounded diet. A healthy body leads to a healthy, active mind. Most schools provide free breakfast and lunch for economically disadvantaged students. If you believe your child qualifies, talk to the school principal.
- Provide books and magazines for reading at home. By reading new materials, a child will learn new words that might appear on a test. Ask your child’s school about a suggested outside reading list or get suggestions from the public library.
Thank you to the classify staff who work so diligently in our school to answer questions, get students on the correct bus, who clean up after sick kids, who prepare our lunches, who make sad kids feel better, who teach and help kids learn, who suffer through playground duty in the cold and rainy winters, who do all of the behind the scene things that need to be done to make our school work.
Thanks goes out to everyone of these people who without them teaching and being a principal here would be so much harder. Our hats are off to Elmira classified staff!