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HARTLEY HEADLINES May 18, 2015 Hartley Homepage: http://www-wdh.stjohns.k12.fl.us Volume 33, Number 17 **ATTENTION: You may access the Hartley Headlines on our school website. W.D. Hartley Elementary School 260 Cacique Dr. St. Augustine Florida 32086 Tel: 547-8400 Fax: 547-8385 Joy Taylor Principal Jesse Gates Assistant Principal School Office Hours: 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM School Hours: 8:30 AM To 2:50 PM Attendance Line 547-8384 EARLY RELEASE EVERY WEDNESDAY 1:50 PM Gates Opens At 8:00 AM Volunteer Luncheon Thursday, May 28, 2015 11:30 am Please RSVP to Mrs. Hagan By Tuesday, May 26th, 2015 NOTES FROM THE PRINCIPAL DESK Dear Hawk Families, First of all, thank you and congratulations to Hartley’s Relay for Life Team, which was coordinated by Ms. Phillips, Mrs. Wade and Mr. Hurt this year. Through the sale of Smencils, Mrs. Garbini’s lunches for staff members, Teachers wear-jeans-on-Wednesday initiative, coin collection boxes, students “wear a hat for a dollar” days and the sale of donated smoothies, the Hartley family raised over $5,000 for cancer treatment and research! We also earned the distinction, based on our fund-raising efforts, of being named “Rookie Relay for Life Team of the Year”. Thank you to every staff member and family who helped with this worthy cause. Congratulations also to fifth grader Maria Rovera from Mrs. Barnes’ class who represented Hartley in the District-wide Olympic field day held at St. Augustine High School last Wednesday. Maria placed sixth overall in the entire District in the 100 meter run and 4 th overall in the Frisbee throw. Way to go, Maria! Be sure to ask your child if he/she is working on a “Model Eliciting Activity” (MEA) in class at this time. Many of our teachers and teams are using a resource on the CPalms Educational Resource Website which features units related to real-world problems which students must work together to solve using skills in multiple content areas like reading, math and science. Teachers have received information about the MEA units and many are using them with their students. It’s absolutely amazing to see elementary school children coming up with creative solutions to some of our world’s most serious problems. Finally, don’t forget to visit our website for links to summer camps and activities. Most of those camps have offered free attendance for one Hartley student who is eligible for free/reduced lunch, so if you are eligible and interested, be sure to call me soon (547-8382). Just twelve days and counting till summer break… boy, has it flown by! NO VEHCILES IN THE BUS LOOP BETWEEN 8:00 -8:30 AM & 2:30-3:15 PM Springtime Dress Code Alert Parents, Please be aware of our District dress code, and check to make sure your children are in compliance with required standards before they leave for school in the mornings. Many of our young ladies have “shot up” over the school year, so we’re finding that shorts which may have been appropriate in the fall are now too short. Other areas where we’re seeing some challenges are listed below. Shorts should be fingertip length or longer. Jeans should not be ripped or torn. Sleeveless tops are OK, but no tank tops are allowed. Shirt straps should be a minimum of three inches across. Shoes should have backs or straps (no flip flops, etc.) If students are found to be out of compliance with the dress code, parents may be called to bring a change of clothes or students may have to remain in the office to complete work. Thank you for helping our students, look and feel their best!
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HARTLEY HEADLINES May 18, 2015
Hartley Homepage: http://www-wdh.stjohns.k12.fl.us Volume 33, Number 17
**ATTENTION: You may access the Hartley Headlines on our school website.
W.D. Hartley
Elementary
School 260 Cacique Dr.
St. Augustine
Florida 32086
Tel: 547-8400
Fax: 547-8385
Joy Taylor
Principal
Jesse Gates
Assistant
Principal
School Office
Hours:
8:00 AM
to
4:00 PM
School Hours:
8:30 AM
To
2:50 PM
Attendance Line
547-8384
EARLY
RELEASE
EVERY
WEDNESDAY
1:50 PM
Gates Opens
At
8:00 AM Volunteer Luncheon
Thursday, May 28, 2015
11:30 am
Please RSVP to Mrs. Hagan
By Tuesday, May 26th, 2015
NOTES FROM THE PRINCIPAL DESK
Dear Hawk Families,
First of all, thank you and congratulations to Hartley’s Relay for Life Team, which was coordinated by Ms. Phillips, Mrs. Wade and Mr. Hurt this year. Through the sale of Smencils, Mrs. Garbini’s lunches for staff members, Teachers wear-jeans-on-Wednesday initiative, coin collection boxes, students “wear a hat for a dollar” days and the sale of donated smoothies, the Hartley family raised over $5,000 for cancer treatment and research! We also earned the distinction, based on our fund-raising efforts, of being named “Rookie Relay for Life Team of the Year”. Thank you to every staff member and family who helped with this worthy cause.
Congratulations also to fifth grader Maria Rovera from Mrs. Barnes’ class who represented Hartley in the District-wide Olympic field day held at St. Augustine High School last Wednesday. Maria placed sixth overall in the entire District in the 100 meter run and 4th overall in the Frisbee throw. Way to go, Maria!
Be sure to ask your child if he/she is working on a “Model Eliciting Activity” (MEA) in class at this time. Many of our teachers and teams are using a resource on the CPalms Educational Resource Website which features units related to real-world problems which students must work together to solve using skills in multiple content areas like reading, math and science. Teachers have received information about the MEA units and many are using them with their students. It’s absolutely amazing to see elementary school children coming up with creative solutions to some of our world’s most serious problems.
Finally, don’t forget to visit our website for links to summer camps and activities. Most of those camps have offered free attendance for one Hartley student who is eligible for free/reduced lunch, so if you are eligible and interested, be sure to call me soon (547-8382). Just twelve days and counting till summer break… boy, has it flown by!
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NO VEHCILES IN THE BUS
LOOP BETWEEN 8:00 -8:30
AM &
2:30-3:15 PM
Springtime Dress Code Alert Parents, Please be aware of our District dress code, and check to make sure your children are in compliance with required standards before they leave for school in the mornings. Many of our young ladies have “shot up” over the school year, so we’re finding that shorts which may have been appropriate in the fall are now too short. Other areas where we’re seeing some challenges are listed below.
Shorts should be fingertip length or longer.
Jeans should not be ripped or torn.
Sleeveless tops are OK, but no tank tops are allowed.
Shirt straps should be a minimum of three inches across.
Shoes should have backs or straps (no flip flops, etc.)
If students are found to be out of compliance with the dress code, parents may be called to bring a change of clothes or students may have to remain in the office to complete work.
Thank you for helping our students, look and feel their best!
Lil Hawk Café
Miki Betrone, Cafeteria Manager
904-547-8396
Lunch $2.45 & Breakfast $1.25
Breakfast is served daily from 8:00 to 8:30 a.m. Choose 1 Entrée, Choose 1 or 2 Veggies, Choose 1 Fruit
***NO CREDIT WILL BE EXTENDED IN THE
CAFETERIA AS OF APRIL 30, 2015***
May 18th –Mac & Cheese, BBQ Chicken Max Snax or Chicken Nuggets, Steamed Broccoli Florets, Green Beans, Baby Carrots Dippers, Fruit May 19th – Cheese Sticks, Cheese Ravioli or Mini Corn Dogs, Spinach/Romaine Salad, Carrot Dippers, Celery Stick & Cucumber Dippers, Corn Garlic Breadstick, Fruit May 20th – Chicken Nuggets, Cheese or Pepperoni Pizza, Carrot Dippers, Celery Stick & Cucumber Dippers, Sweet Peas, Wheat Roll, Fruit May 21st – Hamburger, Chicken Sandwich or Chicken Nuggets, Lettuce, Tomato & Pickle, Carrot Dippers, Spinach & Romaine Salad, Baked Potato Cuts, Garlic Breadstick, Fruit May 22nd – Chicken Nuggets, Hot Dog or Cheese Sticks, Carrot Dippers, Spinach & Romaine Salad, Celery Stick & Cucumber Dippers, Baked Beans, Wheat Roll, Fruit May 26th – Chicken Sandwich, Mini Corn Dogs, Cheese or Pepperoni Calzonettes, Cherry tomato & Celery Dippers, Spinach & Romaine Salad, Baked beans, Fruit May 27th – Chicken Nuggets, Cheese or Pepperoni Pizza, Cherry Tomato & Celery Sticks Dippers, Spinach & romaine Salad, Corn, Wheat roll, Fruit May 28th – Pasta & Meatballs, Hot Dog or Chicken Nuggets, Cherry Tomato & Celery Dippers, Spinach & Romaine Salad, Steamed Carrots, Wheat Roll, Fruit May 29th – BBQ Chicken, Hamburger or Mini Corn Dogs, Cherry Tomato & Celery Dippers, Spinach & Romaine Salad, Lettuce, Tomato & Pickle Cup, Baked Potato Cuts, Fruit
“USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer”
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
May 20th – 4th Gr. Performance - 9:00 -/ K, 1, 2 & 10:00 – 3, 4, 5 May 21st- 4th Grade Night Performance / 7:00 pm May 22nd- Patrol FT-Adventure Landing 1st Gr. AR Event-Vaill Point 3rd- Gr. AR Event – Calhoun Community Center/ 10-1:00 2nd Gr. AR Event Bowling /9:30 am
May 25th- MEME0RIAL DAY- NO SCHOOL-HOLIDAY May 26th-3rd Gr. Field Day 8:45 am May 27th- K- Field Day 8:45 am May 28th-Field Day 8:45 am May 29th- 1st Gr. Field Day 8:45 am AR CAFÉ
June, 1st -4th Grade Field Day / 8:45 am 4th Grade Ice Cream Social / Media Center/1:15 5th Grade AR Water Day 3rd Grade Ice Cream Social / Media / 2:00 pm June 2nd – K-Water Day 5th Grade Field Day 8:45 am
3RD Grade Awards 9:00 am 5th Grade Ice Cream Social / 1:15 pm / Media
June 3rd – K-Water Day 4th Grade Awards – 9:00 am **5th Grade Dance 5-7:00 pm** June 4th – 5th Grade Graduation 9:00 am
JUNE 4TH LAST DAY OF SCHOOL
EARLY RELEASE 1:50 PM
Principal’s Math Club Congratulations to our new members of the Principal’s Math Club. Mrs. Saxon – Justin Gullet, Sam Fraley, Gracie Radford Mrs. Tatara – Shelby Ambielli, Caden Hedrick, Carly Smith Ms. Young – Novalee McGowen Mrs. Steele – Christian Coleman, Ali Knio, Ervin Bilic Mrs. Joyner – Patrick Fields, Abigail Grisham, Eva Logan Jah’ Mahrian Willis Mrs. Beaird – Jackson Rogers, Ryan Harris Ms. Boggess – Chase Anderson, Ren Cataldo, Sarah Davis Mrs. Paul – Noah Walsh Mrs. Radovich – Justin Montgomery Mrs. Corbett – Theo Cahagne These students at each grade level have mastered grade appropriate math facts. They will receive a certificate of congratulations and have their names posted on The Principal’s Club Bulletin Board and in the Hartley Headlines. They will also enter their names for a special drawing.
Kindergarten: Addition Math Facts +0 and +1 First Grade: Addition and Subtraction Facts 1 through 10 Second Grade: Addition and Subtraction Facts 1 through 12 Third Grade: Multiplication Facts 1 through 9 Fourth Grade: Multiplication Facts 1 through 12 Fifth Grade: Multiplication and Division Facts 1 through 12
Congratulations to the following students who represented Hartley at the District's recent Field Day
Olympics held at St. Augustine High School. A special shout out goes to Maria Rovera who took sixth overall in the District for her performance in the 100 meter run and fourth place in the Frisbee throw. Coach Beach reported that the Hartley students showed exceptional character
and good sportsmanship in all their efforts. Way to go, Hawks!
Colin Darcy, Ryan Fields, Easton Greene, Alexis Johnson,
John Purtill, Raina Richard, Maria Rovira, Martin Trzaska, Abigail Tunkus, Alyssa Wiberly
Kindergarten: Kaai Harris, Isaac Rovira, Elle Mason, Lucia Warner, Mrs. Courtney Johnson’s “Jumping Jitterbugs”, Luke Saullo, Sebastian Martinez, Gabby Handley, Abby Tiller, Natalie Harper, Raigan Moskal 1st Grade: Chloe Brett, Alex Hale, Victoria Thai, Censear Tobler, Enna Thrasher, Conner Prescott, Tyson Smith, Ella McDaniel, Kalea Taylor 2nd Grade: Lincoln Sullivan, Karoline eaton, Skylar Hudson, Kaylee Bockheim, Mia manning, Rhell walsh, John Giff, Ervin Bilic, Hailey Jimenez 3rd Grade: William Russell, Kani Harris, Derrick Mitchell, Elizabeth Curtin 4th Grade: Alexa Walcott, Darrien Platt, Chloe Juratovac, Grey Davis, Dane Morgan, Nick Racano 5th Grade: Kendall Lease Dylan Harper P.E.: Music: Ellie Densmore, Amal Sabbagh, Nala Redd Art: Chloe Lendzion, James “Baker” Bamberg Media: Quinn Kass, Gavin Wilson
SAC News 6/1/15
Our next SAC meeting is September 1st in the Media Center at 3:15-4pm. I will need 3 new members to join us so please attend and see what great things the SAC team does for Hartley. Thank you Ann Marie Darcy, Jan Anderson, and Theresa Kass for your involvement on our team! Have a wonderful Summer Hartley Family! Keep up your Summer Stamina (have fun and keep learning!). Questions or Concerns? Contact Beth Purtill, SAC Chair. [email protected]
Student of the Week CONGRATULATIONS!!!!
LOST AND FOUND!!
ALL LOST AND FOUND ITEMS WILL BE
DONATED TO A CHARITY, MAY 28TH
, 2015.
If your child is missing any type of
clothing, please come and check our
Lost and Found box in the cafeteria.
PTO Headlines
We've had a wonderful PTO board this year, but unfortunately, two of our board members are leaving Hartley next year. This leaves us with open board positions for next year.
Do you want to be more involved with our school, but don't know how? Joining the PTO board will keep you in the loop of the fun and educational things going on at Hartley. Our PTO board meets once a month to plan fun events, fundraisers and work closely with Hartley teachers and administration. Basically, we're the FUN group!!! If you're interested in joining the PTO board, contact Pam Head at 904-814-7335 or [email protected].
Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranch
The Youth Ranches work alongside the Sheriffs and SROs of Florida’s counties to offer a week of free summer camp for youth 10-15 in age both boys and girls.
We believe in offering youth the chance to enjoy summer camp without families having to pay to send their child. We currently still have spots available in our session for the week of June 28th – July 3rd.
For a youth to take advantage of the free summer camp the parent just needs to go to our website, www.youthranches.org and choose the link “Apply for Summer Camp” I also have applications in PDF form that I can email you or any member of your staff. Parents can then fill out the form and send back to us by mail or email. Registration does close soon so parents should register as soon as possible.
Thank you for your time and feel free to call me or email me with any questions.
Doug Gillum Camp Director Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches, Inc Bradenton/Sarasota 751 Rye Wilderness Trail Parrish, FL. 34219
Phone: 941-776-1777
www.youthranches.org
SHAMROCK SOCCER CAMPS
Residential and Day Camps
at Flagler College in St. Augustine
June 29-July 3 Day Camp
July 5-8 & 12-15 Residential
July 6-8 & 13-15 Commuter Camp
For Boys and Girls age 5-18
Camp Director John Lynch
Flagler College Soccer Coach
904-819-6254
for more info visit
shamrocksoccercamp.com
School Bus Routes 2015-2016
The School Board approved the 2015-2016 School Board routes at the Tuesday May 12, 2015 School Board meeting. There will be a press release announcing this; and, we would appreciate your assistance by providing information to your parents and staff. The District internet has the 2015-2016 School Bus routes through “Inside St. Johns”-“Operations “- “Transportation”.
In the second week of July 2015, we will also mail out Post Cards to the parents of each child who is eligible for school bus service.
