- National School Counseling Week
- H.S. & Elementary Early Dismissal/Planning Day
This week’s vocabulary word is fret. Fret means to be troubled or worried. Provide them with an example sentence (Cara fretted away her vacation worrying about all the homework she still had left to do.) Ask your child to also create a sentence using the word and discuss things that they might fret over. To know a word, students need to encounter it in context and see how its meaning relates to the others words around it, and how it relates to the other words that might have been used in its place. They need to understand that worry and fret are ways of showing concern. Acting out words or drawing pictures of them are other ways to help contribute to their vocabulary development.
- Single Parenting- Questions, Answers and Informaiton
- Learning how to receive classroom and school news online
- Tips on Helping your child stay successful
Complimentary pizza and drinks will be served at 5:30 PM. Childcare will be provided and there will be door prizes!
If you plan on coming, please RSVP by emailing Rachel Farley with the following information:
- your name
- your child's name
- total number of people that will attend the dinner
- number of children needing childcare
- ages of the children
Age Requirements
- Child’s Legal Birth Certificate
- SC Certificate of Immunization (prior to the beginning of school)
- Proof of Parent’s Residence* (current electric bill in parent’s name plus another document with Matching Address)
Facts and Fees in August.
be addressed to Lessie Penn at 832-7880
It’s time for Jump Rope For Heart! Students who participate will get the chance to help others with cardiovascular disease, and the privilege of being a part of the Jump Rope For Heart Celebration on February 24th. We are very excited and hope you will help. For more information you can check out americanheart.org/jump . Please help support the American Heart Association by participating in this program.
Students will be receiving their parent letter and collection packets soon.
(Collection packets are due Feb. 12th. Students wishing to participate in the celebration must raise at least $5.)
At the American Cancer Society Relay For Life, our team will camp out overnight and take turns walking around the track to raise money and awareness to help the American Cancer Society save more lives from cancer. By joining or donating to our team, you will be a part of a life-changing event that gives everyone in the community a chance to celebrate the lives of people who have battled cancer, remember loved ones lost, and fight back against a disease that takes too much.
Please make a donation, or join our team and help us create a world where cancer can no longer claim another year of anyone’s life.
