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ARE Newsletter

PRINCIPALrsquoS NEWS

Dear ARE Families

Happy May This past month we have been overjoyed to have our students back in-person 5 days a week We are looking forward to our playground being finished this month and ready for our students to start enjoying it

Book of the season for April May and June is I am Human A Book of Empathy by Susan Verde Art by Peter H Reynolds Our HIVE topics for April May and June (IB Learner profiles) are Balanced Risk-taker and Reflective Students will be learning about how these Learner Profiles apply to the book of the season and to the world

This month we are challenging out students to ldquounplugrdquo for 30 minutes each day after school and log the activities that they do such as playing outside going for a family walk or picnic etc Our students will turn in their ldquo30 unpluggedrdquo sheets on May 27th for a prize

ARE is celebrating Childrenrsquos Mental Health month by participating in an activity day on Wednesday June 3rd Students in grades K-5 will participate in 6 different stations relating to mental health More information to come on this event

Finally please see the message on the next page about student placement requests for next year I have included a message that communicates the districtrsquos policy regarding requests for a particular class

Have a wonderful month of May and Happy Motherrsquos Day

Meghan Stenta Principal

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

From the Principalhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip2

Counseling Cornerhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip3

PTAhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip4

3rd Gradehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip4

Earth Dayhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip5

Science Fairhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip6

30 Unpluggedhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip7

Kopernikhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip8

Daily Health Screeninghelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip10

Calendarhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip11

Learning Today Leading Tomorrow

We ARE African Road Elementary

FROM THE PRINCIPAL

Elementary Student Placement for 2021-2022

I very much appreciate your awareness of and cooperation with the Vestal Central School Districtrsquos

practices regarding parent requests for student placement for the 2020-2021 school year

The establishment of classroom rosters is a complex process It involves professional dialogue between

African Road staff on a wide variety of factors including achievement data collected over the course of the previous year(s) These factors include but are not limited to (in no particular order) the

bull balancing of gender in any one classroom

bull balancing of studentsrsquo abilities and needs across multiple developmental social and academic areas

bull design of student groupings to maximize effective instructional practices being implemented by staff

(balanced literacy cooperative learning technology integration assessment structures etc)

bull design of student groupings to maximize the use of support staff including academic intervention service providers special education providers and paraprofessionals

Given these considerations we are unable to accept parent requests for a specific teacher It is the

principalrsquos responsibility to finalize all classroom rosters If there are extenuating circumstances that would be necessary to know in placing your child please submit this information in writing to me by May 27 2021 Written information will be reviewed and shared with relevant staff members during the placement process

Classroom assignments will be mailed home in mid-August Please understand that factors such as an

enrollment shift in the summer or staff changes could result in a change in your childrsquos class assignment

prior to the opening of school

Please accept my sincere thanks for all your feedback and support this year Irsquom honored to be a part of the

tradition of excellence here in Vestal and I am looking forward to the start of another great school year

Sincerely

Meghan Stenta

OL I

I EW NEWS I

Ms Steelersquos

COUNSELING CORNER

May 2021

OLD NEWS

Classroom Lessons

For K 1 and 2 Second Step lessons a so-

cial-emotional curriculum are still being

taught every week Units in skills for learn-

ing empathy emotion management and now

problem solving are being taught We will fin-

ish the whole curriculum by the end of the

school year It has been great working with

all these classrooms and seeing how far every-

one has come

Mindful Mondays

I would like to thank the African Road PTA

for supporting our Mindful Mondays Our

last session was on April 26th We continu-

ally had participants and it was a great suc-

cess Thank you to all families who tried it

out and to those that came continually I

will miss seeing you

NEW NEWS

For 5th Grade Families and Students

I canrsquot believe how fast these last 6 years have gone I can still remember this 5th

grade class when they entered kindergarten Now itrsquos time to prepare them for their

next big adventure the middle school Coming up in May and June I will be doing

classroom lessons with the 5th graders about what a middle school day looks like

learning how to read a schedule what they looking forward to most and also how to

open a combination lock Lockers are a big deal for incoming 6th graders These les-

sons will take place in the classroom

For All Families

During the months of May and June I will be visiting all classrooms to teach personal safety

and abuse prevention skills The lessons are developmentally appropriate per grade level and

the topics include stranger-danger how to say ldquonordquo and older grades will learn about physical

and sexual abuse These lessons will take place in one 30-minute lesson As school counselors

we are mandated by New York State Commissionerrsquos Regulations to provide this instruction Please fee free to contact me with any questions

3

PTA

Thanks to our school administrators principal Meghan Stenta staff amp teachers for all they have done to allow our kids to have 5 days of in-person instruction We are so grateful for your hard work in getting us here

The PTA is seeking a new Vice President and also a Membership Chair Please let us know if you are interested

Yearbook orders are due by 57 You can place orders here httpslinkentourageyearbookscommy ARE2021

The next PTA meeting will take place on May 11th at 615PM

Katie Balkaya PTA President

3RD GRADE

The Third Grade is moving and shaking In our past science unit we studied changes on Earth such as earthquakes and volcanos Since the weather was nice we decided to experience this first hand when we returned to school after our April break

The students in Mrs Bogarts Mrs Lanzs and Mrs Turners room got to witness the eruption of Mount Lanzius This model volcano had been dormant for over a year and was just waiting to blow its top with some diet coke and mentos A good time was had by all

Mrs Bogart Mrs Lanz and Mrs Turner

4

FROM THE PRINCIPAL

Elementary Student Placement for 2021-2022

I very much appreciate your awareness of and cooperation with the Vestal Central School Districtrsquos

practices regarding parent requests for student placement for the 2020-2021 school year

The establishment of classroom rosters is a complex process It involves professional dialogue between

African Road staff on a wide variety of factors including achievement data collected over the course of the previous year(s) These factors include but are not limited to (in no particular order) the

bull balancing of gender in any one classroom

bull balancing of studentsrsquo abilities and needs across multiple developmental social and academic areas

bull design of student groupings to maximize effective instructional practices being implemented by staff

(balanced literacy cooperative learning technology integration assessment structures etc)

bull design of student groupings to maximize the use of support staff including academic intervention service providers special education providers and paraprofessionals

Given these considerations we are unable to accept parent requests for a specific teacher It is the

principalrsquos responsibility to finalize all classroom rosters If there are extenuating circumstances that would be necessary to know in placing your child please submit this information in writing to me by May 27 2021 Written information will be reviewed and shared with relevant staff members during the placement process

Classroom assignments will be mailed home in mid-August Please understand that factors such as an

enrollment shift in the summer or staff changes could result in a change in your childrsquos class assignment

prior to the opening of school

Please accept my sincere thanks for all your feedback and support this year Irsquom honored to be a part of the

tradition of excellence here in Vestal and I am looking forward to the start of another great school year

Sincerely

Meghan Stenta

OL I

I EW NEWS I

Ms Steelersquos

COUNSELING CORNER

May 2021

OLD NEWS

Classroom Lessons

For K 1 and 2 Second Step lessons a so-

cial-emotional curriculum are still being

taught every week Units in skills for learn-

ing empathy emotion management and now

problem solving are being taught We will fin-

ish the whole curriculum by the end of the

school year It has been great working with

all these classrooms and seeing how far every-

one has come

Mindful Mondays

I would like to thank the African Road PTA

for supporting our Mindful Mondays Our

last session was on April 26th We continu-

ally had participants and it was a great suc-

cess Thank you to all families who tried it

out and to those that came continually I

will miss seeing you

NEW NEWS

For 5th Grade Families and Students

I canrsquot believe how fast these last 6 years have gone I can still remember this 5th

grade class when they entered kindergarten Now itrsquos time to prepare them for their

next big adventure the middle school Coming up in May and June I will be doing

classroom lessons with the 5th graders about what a middle school day looks like

learning how to read a schedule what they looking forward to most and also how to

open a combination lock Lockers are a big deal for incoming 6th graders These les-

sons will take place in the classroom

For All Families

During the months of May and June I will be visiting all classrooms to teach personal safety

and abuse prevention skills The lessons are developmentally appropriate per grade level and

the topics include stranger-danger how to say ldquonordquo and older grades will learn about physical

and sexual abuse These lessons will take place in one 30-minute lesson As school counselors

we are mandated by New York State Commissionerrsquos Regulations to provide this instruction Please fee free to contact me with any questions

3

PTA

Thanks to our school administrators principal Meghan Stenta staff amp teachers for all they have done to allow our kids to have 5 days of in-person instruction We are so grateful for your hard work in getting us here

The PTA is seeking a new Vice President and also a Membership Chair Please let us know if you are interested

Yearbook orders are due by 57 You can place orders here httpslinkentourageyearbookscommy ARE2021

The next PTA meeting will take place on May 11th at 615PM

Katie Balkaya PTA President

3RD GRADE

The Third Grade is moving and shaking In our past science unit we studied changes on Earth such as earthquakes and volcanos Since the weather was nice we decided to experience this first hand when we returned to school after our April break

The students in Mrs Bogarts Mrs Lanzs and Mrs Turners room got to witness the eruption of Mount Lanzius This model volcano had been dormant for over a year and was just waiting to blow its top with some diet coke and mentos A good time was had by all

Mrs Bogart Mrs Lanz and Mrs Turner

4

OL I

I EW NEWS I

Ms Steelersquos

COUNSELING CORNER

May 2021

OLD NEWS

Classroom Lessons

For K 1 and 2 Second Step lessons a so-

cial-emotional curriculum are still being

taught every week Units in skills for learn-

ing empathy emotion management and now

problem solving are being taught We will fin-

ish the whole curriculum by the end of the

school year It has been great working with

all these classrooms and seeing how far every-

one has come

Mindful Mondays

I would like to thank the African Road PTA

for supporting our Mindful Mondays Our

last session was on April 26th We continu-

ally had participants and it was a great suc-

cess Thank you to all families who tried it

out and to those that came continually I

will miss seeing you

NEW NEWS

For 5th Grade Families and Students

I canrsquot believe how fast these last 6 years have gone I can still remember this 5th

grade class when they entered kindergarten Now itrsquos time to prepare them for their

next big adventure the middle school Coming up in May and June I will be doing

classroom lessons with the 5th graders about what a middle school day looks like

learning how to read a schedule what they looking forward to most and also how to

open a combination lock Lockers are a big deal for incoming 6th graders These les-

sons will take place in the classroom

For All Families

During the months of May and June I will be visiting all classrooms to teach personal safety

and abuse prevention skills The lessons are developmentally appropriate per grade level and

the topics include stranger-danger how to say ldquonordquo and older grades will learn about physical

and sexual abuse These lessons will take place in one 30-minute lesson As school counselors

we are mandated by New York State Commissionerrsquos Regulations to provide this instruction Please fee free to contact me with any questions

3

PTA

Thanks to our school administrators principal Meghan Stenta staff amp teachers for all they have done to allow our kids to have 5 days of in-person instruction We are so grateful for your hard work in getting us here

The PTA is seeking a new Vice President and also a Membership Chair Please let us know if you are interested

Yearbook orders are due by 57 You can place orders here httpslinkentourageyearbookscommy ARE2021

The next PTA meeting will take place on May 11th at 615PM

Katie Balkaya PTA President

3RD GRADE

The Third Grade is moving and shaking In our past science unit we studied changes on Earth such as earthquakes and volcanos Since the weather was nice we decided to experience this first hand when we returned to school after our April break

The students in Mrs Bogarts Mrs Lanzs and Mrs Turners room got to witness the eruption of Mount Lanzius This model volcano had been dormant for over a year and was just waiting to blow its top with some diet coke and mentos A good time was had by all

Mrs Bogart Mrs Lanz and Mrs Turner

4

PTA

Thanks to our school administrators principal Meghan Stenta staff amp teachers for all they have done to allow our kids to have 5 days of in-person instruction We are so grateful for your hard work in getting us here

The PTA is seeking a new Vice President and also a Membership Chair Please let us know if you are interested

Yearbook orders are due by 57 You can place orders here httpslinkentourageyearbookscommy ARE2021

The next PTA meeting will take place on May 11th at 615PM

Katie Balkaya PTA President

3RD GRADE

The Third Grade is moving and shaking In our past science unit we studied changes on Earth such as earthquakes and volcanos Since the weather was nice we decided to experience this first hand when we returned to school after our April break

The students in Mrs Bogarts Mrs Lanzs and Mrs Turners room got to witness the eruption of Mount Lanzius This model volcano had been dormant for over a year and was just waiting to blow its top with some diet coke and mentos A good time was had by all

Mrs Bogart Mrs Lanz and Mrs Turner

4

llmfJITI

Eart Day

EARTH DAY

Earth Day (Thursday April 22) was a snowy day but the following week the third-grade students came out with the sunshine to clean our grounds at ARE Students in Mrs Lanzs Mrs Turners and Mrs Bogarts classes donned their gloves and filled over 5 trash bags to clean up our school grounds The children were surprised by how much they found by the woods and the roadside It felt good to make a difference

5

SCIENCE FAIR AWARDS

VIRTUAL

For more pictures please check out the science fair website

httpbitlyAREScienceFair

6

SCIENCE FAIR AWARDS

VIRTUAL

For more pictures please check out the science fair website

httpbitlyAREScienceFair

6

~ODAY UNPLUGGED CHJLLENGE Did you know that unplugging can m ake you feel b etter Unplugging from devices can help reset you mind a nd body so you feel calmer and happier Challenge yourself to unplug for at least 30 minutes each day for the Month of May

Try some o f these fun activities rather than watching N playing video games or using a phoneta b let Color the smiley face when you complete the activity At the end o f the month hand in this paper to your classroom teacher

Name _________________ Te acher _______________

Have a dance party

~ Fly a kite

~ Go to the zoo

~ Catch fireflies

~ Blow bubbles

~ Play in the ra in

~ Play Frisb ee

~ Climb a tree

~ Paint rocks

~ Wash the car

~ Do a jigsaw p uzzle

~ Go on a hike

~ Pla y nc Tac Toe

~ Hula Hoop

~ Read outside

~ Make a fort

~ Play in the c reek

~ middot

Play I Spy

~ Play in the dirt

~ Use sidewalk chalk

~ Jump ro pe

~ Play in p udd les

~ Go for a walk

~ M a ke cookies

~ Ride your bike

~ Rid e your scooter

~ Play in the sandbox

~ Roll d own a hill

~ Go roller skating

~ Play board games

~ Create something out of a n o ld box

~

Color w ith c rayons or ma rkers

~

Play with p laydoh or clay

~

Ma ke paper a irp la nes

~

Go on an insect hunt

~

Have a picnic in the park

~ Write a book series

~ Play hide and seek

~ Go to the library

~ Play with Legos

~ Study the night sky

~ Work in the garden

~ Make puppe ts out o f old socks and have a

puppet show

~

Turn off a ll the lights and read w ith a

flashlight

~

Lie in the grass and w a tch the clouds

~

M a ke a tower w it h toothp icks and marshmallows

~

Bake a c ake

~ Run through the

sprinkler

~ Read to a sibling or

a pet

~

Go o n a nature walk

~

M ake a card for someone special

~

Play hopscotch

~ Go en o color scovltgtJ1ger hunr -Chcoe o colorand see tiow m any tnings yo1J c an find in your housetneighbortiood

~

Eat dinner with the N off and phones

off the table

~

Kopernik Observatory amp Science Center 698 Underwood Road Vestal NY 13850

Link Summer STEM Exploration Camps 2021

Entering Grades 2-6

Phone 607-748-3685 FaK 607-748-3222 wwwkopernikorg

For the 29 summer the Kopemik Observato1y amp Science Center in Vestal NY is offering weeklong camps for students entering grades 2-12 for the 2021122 school y ear Sponsored by the

Link Foundation in memo1y ofinventorexplorer Edwin A Link the LinkSwnmer STEM Exploration camps offer hands-on high-tech adventures in science technology engineering

and math (STEM) in a fim mid nurtwing environment Camps nm Monday to Friday from 9 amto 3 pm Ear~y drop-offand late pick-upoptions are available

Super Scieuce E ploratio11s (SlEl1 students entering grades 2 amp 3) July 19 - 23

In this introductory camp children will learn about the habit ofa scientist and about different field ofscience through a variety ofactivities Budding geologists will explore earth science by creating edible rock and erupting volcanoes Engineers of tomorrow will design spacecraft and build and launch paper rockets Yotmg biologist will explore the surrounding flora and fauna as they hike Kopemiks nature trail Youthful astronomers ~ll learn to foctLl and ne a telescope as they look at nearby terrestrial objects

E11gi11eeri11g for Kids b11agi11e l 11ve11f B11ild amp Code (Engineering studen ts entering grades 3 amp 4)August 16 - 20

Snidents in this camp will enjoy a variety of STEM activities that wiil engage them in engineering and computer science 1broughout the week sn1dent will leam about the Engineering Proces and ne littleBitstrade and LEGOs a well as a variety ofother materials to design and build creative solution to interesting problem Snldents wtll alo practtce computer codmg skills and then will be able to bmld and program LEW robots

Lab Rm Buffet (STE1 students mtering grades 3 amp 4) July 12 - 16 Get out the goggles During this camp sn1dent will have the opportunity to spend extended time in Koperuiks laboratories delving into topics in a variety offield including chemistry geology and astronomy physics amp engineering Each day will focus on a different theme Sn1dent will be challenged to discover learn and invent through experimentation and creativity

Solar Sys1e111 Trmbullels (Astronom- srndents entering g-ades 4 amp 5) June 28 - July 2

During this week sn1dents ~ll take a trip through our solar system and learn about the different p lanet and moons snidying Mars Jupiter Sanun and beyond uing a variety ofactivities They will contmct model an(_lyze roeks and minerals explore Mars using their OVll Mars lll(p Students vill invent Ull(_ginary sea creatures that could live under the icy oceans ofEuropa and drill for layers in a Mars cookie Sn1dent will interact with a NASA scientist and design their own planet project Tuition includes a $10 materials fee

Super Kids H elp Save The Plm1et (Life Science students ente1ing grades 5 amp 6) July 19 - 23 In this Life Sciences camp sn1dent will learn about preservmg and conerving our Earths natural resources Snidents ~ll participate in art and mnic activ~ties as well as scientific investigation Some activ~ties ~II include designing their own reusable canvas bag building a bee condo to help save the bees leaming about solar and hydro energy by cooking s bull mores in a solar oven and building their own waterwheel

Zap Bang Beep (lnginee1ing students ente1illg grades 5 amp 6) July 26 - 30 Snidents in this camp will be introduced to littleBittrade modules and Snap Circuitstrade kits to create a wide range ofelectronic and mechanical projects The sn1dent will combine electronic and mechanical elements (ie motors lamps generators) to create engaging devices that light up or make music At the end of the week the snidents will design and build a project of their oWIL

Kopernik Observatory amp Science Center 698 Underwood Road Vestal NY 13850

Link Summer STEM Exploration Camps 2021

Entering Grades 2-6

Phone 607-748-3685 FaK 607-748-3222 wwwkopernikorg

For the 29 summer the Kopemik Observato1y amp Science Center in Vestal NY is offering weeklong camps for students entering grades 2-12 for the 2021122 school y ear Sponsored by the

Link Foundation in memo1y ofinventorexplorer Edwin A Link the LinkSwnmer STEM Exploration camps offer hands-on high-tech adventures in science technology engineering

and math (STEM) in a fim mid nurtwing environment Camps nm Monday to Friday from 9 amto 3 pm Ear~y drop-offand late pick-upoptions are available

Super Scieuce E ploratio11s (SlEl1 students entering grades 2 amp 3) July 19 - 23

In this introductory camp children will learn about the habit ofa scientist and about different field ofscience through a variety ofactivities Budding geologists will explore earth science by creating edible rock and erupting volcanoes Engineers of tomorrow will design spacecraft and build and launch paper rockets Yotmg biologist will explore the surrounding flora and fauna as they hike Kopemiks nature trail Youthful astronomers ~ll learn to foctLl and ne a telescope as they look at nearby terrestrial objects

E11gi11eeri11g for Kids b11agi11e l 11ve11f B11ild amp Code (Engineering studen ts entering grades 3 amp 4)August 16 - 20

Snidents in this camp will enjoy a variety of STEM activities that wiil engage them in engineering and computer science 1broughout the week sn1dent will leam about the Engineering Proces and ne littleBitstrade and LEGOs a well as a variety ofother materials to design and build creative solution to interesting problem Snldents wtll alo practtce computer codmg skills and then will be able to bmld and program LEW robots

Lab Rm Buffet (STE1 students mtering grades 3 amp 4) July 12 - 16 Get out the goggles During this camp sn1dent will have the opportunity to spend extended time in Koperuiks laboratories delving into topics in a variety offield including chemistry geology and astronomy physics amp engineering Each day will focus on a different theme Sn1dent will be challenged to discover learn and invent through experimentation and creativity

Solar Sys1e111 Trmbullels (Astronom- srndents entering g-ades 4 amp 5) June 28 - July 2

During this week sn1dents ~ll take a trip through our solar system and learn about the different p lanet and moons snidying Mars Jupiter Sanun and beyond uing a variety ofactivities They will contmct model an(_lyze roeks and minerals explore Mars using their OVll Mars lll(p Students vill invent Ull(_ginary sea creatures that could live under the icy oceans ofEuropa and drill for layers in a Mars cookie Sn1dent will interact with a NASA scientist and design their own planet project Tuition includes a $10 materials fee

Super Kids H elp Save The Plm1et (Life Science students ente1ing grades 5 amp 6) July 19 - 23 In this Life Sciences camp sn1dent will learn about preservmg and conerving our Earths natural resources Snidents ~ll participate in art and mnic activ~ties as well as scientific investigation Some activ~ties ~II include designing their own reusable canvas bag building a bee condo to help save the bees leaming about solar and hydro energy by cooking s bull mores in a solar oven and building their own waterwheel

Zap Bang Beep (lnginee1ing students ente1illg grades 5 amp 6) July 26 - 30 Snidents in this camp will be introduced to littleBittrade modules and Snap Circuitstrade kits to create a wide range ofelectronic and mechanical projects The sn1dent will combine electronic and mechanical elements (ie motors lamps generators) to create engaging devices that light up or make music At the end of the week the snidents will design and build a project of their oWIL

K opernik Observatory amp Science Center Link Summer STEli Exploration Camps 201

For srudents ent~Tlllg grades 2-6 during tbe 202122 school yea1

The Kopemik ObseVato1y amp Science Center is a great place for students to explore the world around them Kopenllks STfil-1themed sununer camps are hands-on and high-tech whie also fun and safe Students will have their eyes opened and may get their hands wet and feet muddy as they spend time outdoors each day for field exploration and playtime They will make friends and lasting memories too

Camps have a maxUllum ewollment and many fill quickly each year Register early to avoid disappointment Register before June 2 to avod late registlation fee Early drop off and late pick up are available for a modest fee

Saxe S10 on each adctitfoull camp when regiueriug a sibling or regiueriug for more thln one camp ampbattJ ill be g7len ar rhe (id qfth6 sum mu camp sMso11

Reghter for camps online at ww-wkopernikorg or fill out tnd return this form (online is preferred) Tbull ition cot good through J une 1 Add S O late fee when registering tfterJune 1

Please check the session(s) for each camp yow child will attend

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HaV0 you exmicroerlenced one or more of these symptoms new or worenmiddotng and not related bo chronic hea ltti con ditions

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2 3 4 In-Person 3rd 5 Remote 6 In-Person 4th 7In-Person 5th 8 Grade Math Test Students Math Test Grade Math Test Grade Math Test

6 pm BOE Meeting

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Meeting

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Budget Vote amp School Board

Election

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May 2021 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1

2 3 4 In-Person 3rd 5 Remote 6 In-Person 4th 7In-Person 5th 8 Grade Math Test Students Math Test Grade Math Test Grade Math Test

6 pm BOE Meeting

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 615 pm PTA

Meeting

16 17 18 6pm District

Budget Vote amp School Board

Election

19 20 21 22

23 24 25 26 27 28 NO SCHOOL 29

30 31NO SCHOOL