Lunch:
Cheesy Breadsticks, Hearty Vegetable Soup, Marinara Dipping Sauce
Fruit & Veggie Bar
Homemade Soup
or Yogurt or Sunbutter and Jelly or Deli Sandwich or Pizza
Fresh Milk
4th grade student learning highlights!
Ms. Patterson’s students finding factors of 100!
Ms. Lanthier’s Language Arts class taking a “brain break” before beginning their vocabulary work! Students explained how the movement break helps them focus better during the day.
Art work from the Ms. Lanthier/ Ms. Patterson learning community.
SATEC Walking Wednesday Walk/Bike to School Day
We will be walking again this Wednesday, October 1st
Weather report looks great: sunny and temps in the mid to upper 50s
We will have coffee and light refreshments for parents and volunteers who help with our walking program in Conference room A.
Please join one of our staff supervised walking school buses:
Barlow Street School- Departs at 7:40AM
Knights of Columbus- Departs at 7:45AM
Intersection of Parsons and Orchard Street - Departs at 7:35 AM
Intersection of Thorpe Ave. Ext. and Bradley Court - Departs at 7:35 AM
Tanglewood Drive- Departs at 7:40AM
GENERAL HEALTH REMINDERS
Cold and Flu Season:
As we head into cold and flu season in Vermont we thought it would be a good time to share some health reminders to keep our school healthy. Below are a few health tips from the Vermont Department of Health.
Cover your cough or sneeze with your sleeve or a tissue.
Wash your hands often and well using soap and water or hand sanitizer.
Keep yourself healthy with rest, exercise, and eating healthy foods.
Stay home if you get sick and avoid close contact with sick people.
Head lice:
Many schools have periods of head lice each year. SATEC is very fortunate that at any one time less than 1% of our student population has head lice. Head lice are a common problem for children, and less often for adults. Children may get head lice because of the close physical contact they have with playmates in school and daycare centers. Head lice are not caused by poor hygiene. While, head lice can be a nuisance, they have not been shown to spread disease. Below are a few things you can teach children to do to reduce the risk of getting head lice.
· Encourage children to not share combs, brushes, hair ornaments, or hats.
· Limit the transport of personal toys such as stuffed animals from home to school.
· Ask children to keep their hats inside their coat sleeves.
For more information about head lice or cold and flu tips, please consider visiting the following reliable sites.
Vermont Department of Health (VDH): www.healthvermont.gov
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC): www.cdc.gov
American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP): www.healthychildren.org
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC): www.cdc.gov
American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP): www.healthychildren.org
Athletics 10/1/14:
There are no are athletic events scheduled today.
SATEC’s OPEN DOORS Open House Party!!!
Students in grades 1-8 received information on Friday regarding a great opportunity to come check out what our after school program has to offer.
On Wednesday, October 1st from 3:30-5:30 students and their parents/guardians are welcome to explore and participate in activities that will be offered in our upcoming session. There will also be giveaways and a Bouncy House!!! This event is free but, students must be accompanied by an adult. Please RSVP by sending back the registration form to Ms. RoseStudents in grades 1-8 received information on Friday regarding a great opportunity to come check out what our after school program has to offer.
