Wednesday Mail - Harmony School of Achievement
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Wednesday Mail - Harmony School of Achievement
Wednesday Mail Week of September 21, 2015 – September 25, 2015 Chuck E. Cheese Night TOMORROW 3-9pm Read Across the Globe (volunteers needed) Mark your calendars for our first Chuck E. Cheese Night! Students, along with their families, can enjoy a night of pizza and fun while raising money to benefit our school. Come join us at the Chuck E. Cheese at 6787 Hwy 6 North starting at 3:00 on Thursday the 24th. Students will receive free tokens for games when wearing their Chuck E. Cheese stickers. We look forward to seeing everyone there. Harmony is excited to announce an amazing opportunity to participate in breaking a Guinness World Record! Nine Houston-area Harmony elementary schools will participate in Read Across the Globe which will take place on October 19th, 2015. Read Across the Globe is an initiative which began with the Barbara Bush Houston Literacy Foundation and the Points of the Light Foundation. The goal is to have over 300,000 children around the globe read to in a 24 hour period. We will all read the following book: Farmer Will Allen and the Growing Table by Jacqueline Briggs Martin. We need one parent volunteer from each class to read to the students. Every class will begin reading at 9:00 AM. Readers will report to the campus between 8:00am to 8:30am. If you are interested in reading for 30 minutes to a class on October 19th, please email our Librarian Julie Prestigiacomo at [email protected]. Pickup/Dismissal Reminders: Lunch Application Upon entering the school parking lot, parents dropping off/picking up K-2 students will stay on the right and pick up/drop off in the back of the building, behind the cafeteria. Parents of grade 3-5 students will drive in the left lane and drop off/pick up in the front of the school. Parents who have children in both K-2 and 3-5 will pick up/drop off with the K-2 students. Please display a sign with your child’s name on it in your car window when picking up after school—this speeds things up considerably. For their safety, students must ALWAYS be escorted to their car by an adult. Another safety reminder—please do not speed through the parking lot, and refrain from using your cell phone while driving. Friendly reminder, lunch applications for free and reduced lunch are being accepted at the front office. If you had free and reduced lunch last year, it rolled over for the first 30 days. However you do need to submit a new application each year in order to continue the program. FRIENDLY REMINDERS from the SCHOOL NURSE 1. If your child is sick with Fever, Vomiting, Diarrhea, has an Unidentified Rash (especially if oozing), or StrepThroat.. Please do NOT bring your child to school until he / she is FREE of SYMPTOMS for a FULL 24 HOURS! We do not want to expose other children / staff to any communicable illnesses or risk your child's condition worsening! 2. If your child starts a Rx Antibiotic for any reason, he / she Must Not attend school until a COMPLETE 3 DAYS (72 Hours) of that Rx Antibiotic has been administered outside of school. 3. (per HPS School Policy Handbook, page 25, under title 'Administration of Medication, #2.) "Medication brought to school must be submitted to the School Nurse, along with a Medication Administration Directions Form signed by the student's Physician and Parent." ... It will be stored in the Nurse's Offc. in a secure locked cabinet. 4. Students are NOT allowed to have ANY MEDICATIONS OF ANY KIND (including Cough Drops) in their possession, in any aspect, at any time on the School premises! ONLY the PARENT / GUARDIAN is to deliver and/or pick up medication at the School. Please do NOT send medications in your child's backpack, clothes pockets, & etc. If a student is caught with any form of medication in their possession, he / she will endure very strict disciplinary action! 5. (particularly for Grades K -> 2nd)... Please provide an extra change of School Uniform Appropriate clothes for your child, in his/her backpack in case of acute situations that they may get soiled (i.e.: due to bodily fluids of any sort, mud, or etc.). It's a good idea that will save lots of time & inconvenience on your part. 6. If your child has outgrown school uniform shirts / pants, PLEASE DONATE them to our HSA School Nurse to have for other children that may have acute situations as stated in #5 above. 7. Please make sure your child's Immunization Record is Updated & Provided to the School Nurse, A.S.A.P. THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION! Ms. A. Odom, HP-Achievement School Nurse. Parent’s Night Out Harmony School of Achievement will host a Parent’s Night Out to help support the Senior/Junior Prom at Harmony School of Discovery. The Event will be at Harmony School of Achievement on October 9th from 6pm-10pm and cost $20 per child. Students will enjoy games, crafts, pizza, and a G-rated movie. Progress reports will be sent home this Friday, 9/25.