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Auction – Can You Help?

Friday, February 5th, 2010
Hi Parents!
  
Did you know that no family pays the full cost of a Monica Ros education?  Every child’s yearly tuition is subsidized through fundraising by about $850.  Many parent volunteers participate to help fill this gap between the tuition and actual cost.  Right now, this week, in fact, we are asking for your help. Many hands make light work and your many hands are very much needed.
 
Recently the school sent out letters to area merchants requesting their help in the form of donations to our largest fundraiser, the  Auction.  Would you please help by following up with at least two merchants: stop by and ask if the merchant can give a donation and, if they can, deliver it to the school.  If you are someone who regularly does business with the donor, it will make their donation much easier.
 
If you do have a relationship with a business, or business owner, please help our school by signing up at the kiosk.  The kiosk is full of merchants and it’s organized by category (like “Health & Beauty”, Fun & Entertainment, Hotels, Restaurants & Coffee).  Locate a merchant you’d like to be responsible for, and put your name in the column “Monica Ros Volunteer” for that merchant. 
 
If you see a name already in the Volunteer column, then that merchant has already been approached, so please pick another merchant.  We don’t want to contact a merchant more than once.  Imagine how frustrating a situation it would be if several volunteers from the same organization repeatedly approached you – yikes!
 
Merchants were sent a donation agreement, in which the details of their donation can be recorded.  And, there are extra donation agreement forms at the kiosk if you need them.  Please make sure one is completed if an item is donated, and delivered back to the school.
 
The school greatly appreciates having these items in the office by February 12th.  If you have any questions, please stop by the office.  See you at the kiosk!
 
Thank you!
 
Sincerely,           Susan Hardenbergh and Elizabeth Moore

Arts Month Gallery Open – Renaissance


January 28, 2010 7:30 am to January 29, 2010 5:00 pm.

Please make a point of dropping by Meyer Hall this week.   Consistent with our Renaissance theme this year, Monica Ros children have had many an opportunity to “reawaken” their abilities and have created the most beautiful and thought- provoking works of art.   These creations will go home next week, in the mean time come and enjoy the vast collection on display.  Meyer Hall is open Wednesday through  Friday 7:30am – 5pm.

Scholastic Book Fair


December 1, 2009 9:00 am to December 4, 2009 2:00 am.

The book fair will be open all week.  Scholastic Books provides a wide variety to choose from.  Give the gift of books this holiday season and inspire a love for books as well as adventure. Please check in the office for Book Fair Hours, thank you to Kara Hooper for coordinating this event.

Little Seeds – Toddler News

Wednesday, November 18th, 2009

November 2009

Dear Little Seeds parents,

We have spent the last few weeks getting to know your children, and letting them get to know us. We have been busy exploring our class space and beautiful playground.

We are all making friends while enjoying our water play, block building, endless gluing, and eating our yummy lunches together. Already, we are learning to take turns and value other people’s space.

One of the biggest challenges for preschoolers is learning to trust adults outside the family. They learn that the caregivers whom they are with part of their day are both similar to, and distinct from, their parents. Also important during the preschool years is learning how to interact with other children and develop positive friendships.

Whether with words, movement, paint, playdough, dramatic play, or manipulation of objects such as blocks or dolls, children’s growing ability to express ideas and feelings by using symbolic representation is an important milestone of the preschool years.

We love our open-ended table. Please take a second at the end of our day to come by and look at the work your children have created together throughout their day. Remember, at this age the value of a project is more in the process than in the product.

We are all enjoying our Tuesday and Thursday mornings so much. We are looking forward to each and every day that we get to spend with your little one. Thank you for trusting us with their mental and physical well being.

House keeping:

~Please remember to dress your child in clothes that they can get dirty in.

~Check your child’s box: Keep up on their supplies of extra clothes, socks, diapers, and wipes.

~Always remember to sign your child in/out.

~Remember to always trust that your child will be safe and have lots of learning fun while with us.

Sincerely, Mrs. Peakes and Mrs. Weston

Poker Night – Fundraiser

Wednesday, November 4th, 2009

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First Day of School

August 27, 2009

Green Room: 8:45am – 12:45pm

Red Room & Blue Room:  8:45am – 1:15pm

Kindergarten: 8:45am – 1:45pm

First Grade: 8:30am – 1:45pm

Second and Third Grades: 8:30am – 2:45pm

Daycare before school beginning 7:30am running through 5pm

Preschool Orientation

August 26, 2009
9:30 am to 11:00 am.

Bring your child for a fun exploration of the classroom.  He/she will have the opportunity to meet new classmates while you are afforded the time to socialize with other parents and meet our Director, Susan Hardenbergh.

Preschool Orientation

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