The Bulldog Bulletin

The Bulldog
Bulletin
Dye Elementary
www.carman.k12.mi.us
Mrs. Detra Fields, Principal
Mrs. Maria Cox, Dean of Students
Fax: 810-591-3310
Ap r i l 1 , 2 0 1 6
Brandon Carr Visits
Dallas Cowboys cornerback Brandon Carr stopped by Dye Elementary to
exercise and read with Mr. Thomas’s third grade class.
Upcoming Events
4/4 - 4/8
4/13
4/14
4/19
4/20
Spring Break
Late Start Wednesday school begins @ 9:45
Parent Club Meeting @ 4:15 in Media Center
Spring Picture Day
Late Start Wednesday school begins @ 9:45
ROCK STUDENTS
The following students earned 5 or more ROCK cards, by meeting Dye behavior expectations
Eve Harris
Aliyah Bowman
Amiyah Bowman
Alyssa Washington
Nikiya Dean
Ethan Norman-Davis
Elaina Bathrick
Noah Peterson
Justyn Stutts
Ashton Lawson
Jaiden Orr
Amelia Goodman
Christian Alston
Ceionta Jackson
Dereona Richardson
Vanessa Boyd
Kamahri Redmond
Keerah Walsh
Makayla Reed
Natalie Bennett
Jame Toins-Matiere
Amir Gray
Malachi Majeed
Andrew Fenn
Anson Watkins
Kelvontae Warren
Morgan Carpenter
Sha’Niya Bray
Olivia Coley
William Keltner
Mariah Perkins
Tavares Mance
Hailey Hooks
Amira Haddad
Leiah Jarrett
Corey Martin
Angelina Cruz
JaNiyah Bradley
Benjamin Firmingham
Anthony Fisher-Reid
Quentin Garbacz
Te’Ajia Parrish
Brooke Cook
Hayden Mora
Bennie White
Ashton Abbott
Hardworking Bulldogs
These students have had work displayed on the board opposite the Media Center
Attention Fifth Grade Parents
Looking ahead to next fall, make sure your student is up to date on their
immunizations.
Below are the requirements for Middle School students:
DTaP (Diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis)
MCV4 (Meningococcal)
2nd Varicella
Spring Break would be a great time to get their shots out of the way.
Make Half Your Grains Whole
April is a month where students take standardized tests. Your child’s ability to learn and
succeed in the classroom improves when he or she has eaten breakfast. When your
children eat breakfast at home, try to include three different food groups. An example
of this might be low-sugar, whole-grain cereal with milk and a glass of 100% fruit juice
or a sliced banana on the cereal. If time is not on your side, that’s okay. Whole grain
waffles, a handful of nuts and an apple to eat in the car on the way to school will work. A
peanut butter and banana sandwich is also easy to eat on the go and tastes great. Don’t
forget that leftovers from the night before can make a good breakfast.
Or you could make a fruit smoothie. Blend whatever fresh, frozen, or
canned fruits you have on hand with 1/2 cup of low-fat or non-fat yogurt
and you’ve got a delicious breakfast ready to go. Lastly, you can always
pack a breakfast to go the night before, so you don’t have to worry
about making breakfast in the morning.
Flint Water Crisis
Parent Meeting, April 18, 2016
The Learning Community @ 4:15pm
1181 W. Scottwood Ave. Flint 48507
Or
Dye Elementary @ 6:00pm
1174 Graham Rd. Flint 48532
Supporting Children and families with information and resources.
Dye Parent Club News
Representative from GCCARD (Genesee County Community
Action Resource Department) will be at our April meeting
talking about the fair housing program.
We are looking to fill the following positions for the
2016-2017 school year:
President & Secretary
Plan on attending our next meeting on April 14th at 4:15 in the Media Center