Eagle Newsletter

January 7, 2019

“Empowering lifelong leaders!”

• SBDM Meeting – January 10th @ 2:45 p.m. in the Library • All Pro Dads Breakfast- January 15th @ 6:45 a.m. in the Library • FRC Advisory Council Meeting – January 17th @ 2:40 p.m. in FRC Office • Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day (No School)- January 21st • 100th Day of School- January 23rd • Born Learning Parent Workshop @ Northside Preschool- January 24th

• All Pro Dads Breakfast- February 5th @ 6:45 a.m. • Grandparents Support Luncheon at the Blair Center – February 7th • SBDM Meeting – February 14th @ 2:45 p.m. in the Library • Presidents Day (No School)- February 18th • Born Learning Parent Academy- February 21st @ Northside @5:30 p.m. • Dr. Seuss Week- February 25th-March 1st

Breakfast Menu: January 7th-11th

Week 3

School Lunch Menu: January 7th-11th

After School Clubs and Activites *Please remember to send in a note on the day of the

club or activity in order to stay after school!

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Chior for 3rd-5th

graders

2:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.

STLP Club for 4th-5th graders

2:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Running Club for 4th-5th graders

2:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.

Band for 5th graders

2:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.

Please remember to send a snack to school with your child daily!

Most classes try to keep a “snack stash” in the room for students who

accidentally forgot their snack, and most “snack stashes” are out or

running low. If you are unable to provide a daily snack for your child

or you do not want a daily snack for your child, please contact

Melanie Murphy, Family Resource Center Coordinator, by phone

(502)829-5242 or by email melanie.murphy@shelby.kyschools.us

Thank you!

For December! Heritage partners with Kiwanis for a Terrific Kid of the Month Club. Students are chosen by their teacher for meeting goals and leadership skills. Students enjoy a special lunch with Mrs. Moore and Ms. Murphy as well as receive a certificate, a bumper sticker, a card, and a treat from Kiwanis! At the end of the semesters, students will enjoy an ice cream party!

Teacher: Student: Goal Met/Reason Student Chosen/Leadership Skill:

Crain Owen Owen has been working hard to meet his goals! He loves to share his thinking during Reading groups and is using strategies to read unknown words. We are proud of your progress and we are so glad you joined our class, Owen! Keep up the great work!

Darst Bridger It has been very exciting to watch Bridger grow as a reader, writer, and mathematician. He has worked so hard to reach his goals! Bridger is helpful in our classroom each day and always shows kindness towards his classmates and teachers. Thank you for setting a terrific example for others, Bridger! We are so proud of you.

Jeffries Herbie Herbie has been working very hard at mastering his reading goal. He has learned so many letters and sounds and continues to grow weekly. We are so proud of the progress that Herbie is making. Keep up the great work, Herbie! You’re terrific!

Ball Avery Avery is a leader in our room daily. Whether it is working hard on meeting goals, staying focused on work or showing care for her classmates, Avery shines through it all. Thank you for showing us how to be respectful and responsible in all you do. Avery, you are terrific!

Hall Kylee Our terrific kid for December is Kylee. Kylee has been working very hard towards reaching her goals in reading and math. She is kind to her classmates and is always willing to help a friend. Kylee, thanks for being an example of what it means to be respectful and responsible! Way to go!

Morris Caroline Caroline demonstrates leadership daily. She is a quiet leader who you see hard at work on every task, being helpful to classmates, and ready to listen and to learn. Caroline is also a very patient and kind classmate. We are so glad you are in our classroom, Caroline!

Pigman Billy Billy has worked very hard on his reading and writing this year and has shown tremendous growth in both areas. He is a deep thinker who always takes his time and does his best work. Billy follows our guidelines for success by showing respect and responsibility. Way to go, Billy!

Baxter Layla Layla is a great leader in our classroom. The way that she is with her peers is wonderful. She is always so kind and respectful. Layla works hard and always gives her best effort every single day. Great job!

Travis Taylor Taylor is a wonderful example of a kind, caring and helpful friend. She is respectful and always on task. She has a great can-do attitude and spreads her positivity

with a sunny smile! Congratulations Taylor!!

Lyles Bryn Our December Terrific Kid is Bryn! Bryn is kind, humble, and respectful. She goes above and beyond to reach her goals and will persevere through any challenge with a positive attitude. Her smile and work ethic is contagious! She is an excellent role model and we are proud to have her in our classroom!

Michelbrink Jayden Jayden is such a terrific kid! It has been such a joy to watch Jayden learn and grow this year. Jayden is always respectful and works hard to achieve the goals he sets for himself. Jayden is a great example of how to persevere in the classroom. We are so lucky to have him in our family. Congratulations Jayden!

Peavler Bray Our December Terrific Kid is Bray. She is such a wonderful leader in our classroom. She has a wonderful attitude and she always brings joy to her classmates with her sense of humor. We are so blessed to have her in our family. Way to go, Bray!

Whitely Sammy Our December Terrific Kid is Sammy! Sammy brings so much joy to our classroom. He works hard and is a great example of a leader in his classroom. He has a bright attitude and is a friend to everyone. We love having you in room 113 Sammy!

Brand Hayden Coach Brand’s class is excited to recognize Hayden as the Terrific Kid for December. This year, Hayden has learned to work through her struggles and she refuses to give up until she finds success. She is a selfless, thoughtful friend to others, and has a positive attitude each and every day. We are so blessed to have you as a part of our family, Hayden. Congratulations!

Harris Gavin The Terrific Kid for December is Gavin. Gavin has worked hard to identify and face challenges. Gavin may not always experience success on the first try but he is always willing to persevere and accept any challenge with a positive attitude. He does a great job of self-monitoring his progress and making necessary changes needed to improve. Way to go Gavin.

Shaver Morgan Our December Terrific Kid of the month goes to Morgan! Morgan is always SO helpful, kind, and respectful. Morgan has been working diligently to achieve his reading goals. Upon working hard, Morgan follows our guidelines for success. Congrats Morgan!

Cleveland Caleb This young man is a leader by example. His standards of excellence helps those around him raise their bar. Caleb is a person who is always dependable. Caleb is this month’s ‘Terrific Kid’ in Mr. Cleveland’s class.

Hardesty Katie Our December Terrific Kid of the month goes to Katie. Katie is an extremely hard worker. She takes complete ownership of her own learning and goes above and beyond to accomplish her goals. She is an excellent role model for her peer of being respectful and responsible! Way to go Katie!

Martin Cooper Our December Terrific Kid of the month goes to Cooper! Cooper is always so helpful, respectful and is always applauding others on their hard work! He is a team player and has really started taking ownership of his own learning!

Pickens Evan Our December Terrific Kid is Evan. Evan is always positive about school and offers support and encouragement to others. He volunteers to work other students and to help in the classroom. He works hard and is always a member you want to have on your team. Congratulations Evan!

Parents with Children (birth-5 yrs. old) Are Invited to Metro United Way-Born Learning Academies!

Date Topic Time Location

1/24 Health (Nutrition) 5:30-7PM NECC

2/21

Friendship Dance (Movement & Art)

5:00-7PM NECC

Date to be announced K-Readiness Night (Tour of Kindergarten)

Time to be announced

Kindergarten Home School

The United Way Born Learning Academy is a series of six free workshops to promote kindergarten readiness by turning everyday moments into learning opportunities. The workshops are held at Northside Early Childhood Center 821 College St. with food, childcare and educational toys for all. This is for families with children ages 0-5. Questions: Call 633-3760 or Juliana.simpson@shelby.kyschools.us

All Pro Dad’s Breakfast will be January 15th

from 6:45 a.m. to 7:40 a.m. in the Library!

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day is

January 21st! School will be closed.

We will be celebrating the 100th day of school

on January 23rd! Students and staff may either wear 100 things or dress up as a 100-year-old!

PTO needs your unique talents, whether it's volunteering for a few hours a month or once a year, serving on the board, or attending meetings! This is a great way to be involved in your child's school and to know what is happening. Membership cost is $5 per member. This money goes towards student incentives, teacher appreciation, staff incentives, student activities, and much more! Membership forms will be sent home soon with the students. If you have questions, please contact the Heritage Elementary School PTO at heritagepto1@gmail.com

PTO FUNDRAISERS

BOXTOPS CAN BE SENT IN ANY TIME. REMEMBER TO INCLUDE YOUR CHILD’S CLASS NAME WITH THEM TO GIVE THE CLASSROOM CREDIT. CLASS WITH THE MOST BOXTOPS WILL RECEIVE CLASSROOM INCENTIVE!

Interested in Volunteering? All volunteers are required to fill out a volunteer application each school year and complete a refresher training! If you are a new volunteer, you will need to turn in an application for us to complete your background checks. You will then need complete the volunteer training process. SCPS is asking for a donation of $35 to offset the cost of these background checks for new volunteers. If you need to check your status, feel free to call Melanie Murphy, Family Resource Center Coordinator, at (502)829-5242 or by email Melanie.murphy@shelby.kyschools.us .

If you or your company is interested in donating a bike for our perfect attendance awards. We are in need of a boy and girl bike for K-2nd grade, one of each for 3rd-4th grade, and one of each for our 5th graders! Please contact Melanie Murphy, Family Resource Coordinator or Principal, Mrs. Black if you are interested or if you need more details!

Parents, please write your child’s name on the tag of their jackets and coats. All Lost and Found items are

donated over the breaks.

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Shelby Co. Daycare List

Adventure Club 7208 Shelbyville Road Simpsonville, KY 722-5249

Community Daycare 520 Mount Eden Road 633-6757

Kids Play 54 Old Seven Mile Road 633-9663

Creative Kids 66 Brunerstown Road 647-0090

Child Town 1940 Midland Trail 633-2050

Eagle Power-available to Heritage students only 829-0255 Little Eagles

6040 Frankfort Road 633-3553 Dorman Center

719 Burks Branch Road 633-2760 Horizons

5341 Taylorsville Rd Finchville, KY 834-0055 Little Hands

250 Haven Hill Rd 4370547

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Heritage Elementary Family Resource Center MelanieMurphy,Coordinator

Phone number: (502) 829-5242 Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday 7:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m., available

evenings and weekends by appointment.

Services Provided by the Family Resource Center:

• Referral information - Referrals are based on individual need for basic needs, information for families with children birth to 5, education and community programs.

• Family Fun/Involvement - Fun programs designed to encourage family involvement in student success. These events may be supported by Family Resource or in collaboration with other school (Title I) or community programs.

• Educational support - Support provided based upon needs of students and referrals can be made by teachers, school staff or parents.

• Health Services -Referrals to programs to support the physical and mental health of students. In collaboration with community agencies, offer screenings as available.

• Volunteer Opportunities/Community Involvement – The center coordinator seeks opportunities for parents and community to be involved in the school. The coordinator serves as volunteer coordinator for Heritage Elementary; providing opportunities for volunteers who current approved background check on file and have completed the orientation process.

Parents, this is a great graphic to teach listening!