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Apalachin
Community Press, October 2001
At Our Apalachin Elementary School
by Don Davis
Your community representative from the Shared Planning
& Steering Committee
• Meet the Teachers Night
Thursday, October 4 is Meet the Teachers Night. We will be serving
food in the cafeteria. The menu is: hot dogs - $1.00, pizza - 50¢,
chips - 25¢, and soda or water - 50¢. Join us for supper so you
won't have to rush at home. There will be a Book Fair in the gym, and many
nice pictures in the lobby. The most important thing is to meet the teacher.
That's going to help your child learn more and more each day, and to make
many new friends.
Excuse our interior look because the construction is not 100%
completed. See you there!
Now, I would like to introduce our new principal at AES. Meet
Mr. Dave Chilson.
• From the Principal's Desk
The staff of Apalachin Elementary School has had a wonderful
start to the 2001-2002 school year! Your continued support is greatly appreciated
as we work together to help your children continue to grow both academically
and socially.
Recently, the building Steering Committee met to discuss issues
related to the safety and education of the children at AES. Some changes
have been made to the traditional Fall Festival (October 31 celebration)
for this school year. Because of student safety issues, building security,
and construction issues, this year's Fall Celebration will only consist
of individual classroom celebrations. We will not be having the traditional
parade of costumes. Each classroom teacher will be responsible for planning
any festivities that will take place on October 31, 2001, and determining
if costumes will be worn in their classroom that day.
In another security note, all parents are reminded that they
must sign in at the Main Office immediately after entering the building.
Parents picking up children at dismissal should continue to wait in the
Main Lobby for their children to be called.
Thank you for your support and understanding. When it comes to
the safety of your children, we cannot be too safe.
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