Friday, February 15, 2019

Moretown School Update February 15, 2019



School News:

So many smiles this week on the mountain.




Bataille Bulletin

  • Miss Ally will be sending home a letter to parents of 3rd-6th graders about upcoming health topics


All that Jazz

  • On Tuesday, 2/19, 6th grade band members will participate in an annual district band festival held at Harwood Union. Students have been preparing two pieces for concert band that they will perform that evening beginning at 7 p.m. in the HUHS auditorium. During the morning they will travel by bus to rehearse with all of the district 6th grade band members at HUHS. A snow date is scheduled for 2/21. 
Monster Mash

  • check out the library site for happenings here at the Moretown School Library.


Notes from the Health Office :
Well, The Flu has officially arrived at our Moretown school. We had hoped to make it to February Break, but alas we didn’t. So, here’s a reminder of all the practices that we know help to reduce spread. Hand washing of course can not be overrated but also there’s reinforcing with your children to turn and cover coughs and sneezes, throw used kleenex away, and frequent wiping of commonly used surfaces including the often forgotten door knobs, faucets and toilet handles. All of these should be followed by handwashing. We know that it sometimes feels like an impossible task especially with our young ones, but it’s worth the effort and helps build awareness about the importance of keeping body fluids to ourselves as much as we can. If we all work together, hopefully we can minimize the spread.
Remember that our school policy regarding fever states that a child must be fever free -below 100* for 24 hours without the use of either Ibuprofen/Advil/Motrin or Acetaminophen/Tylenol. This means if your child goes to bed with a fever, even if has no fever in the morning, they should be kept home in order to ensure the 24 hour fever free policy. I know that this may seem unnecessary, but as we all know, our temperatures are lowest in the morning but then can climb throughout the day. As long as there’s a fever, there is the possibility of a child being contagious. Also this child is more vulnerable to other illnesses or worsening symptoms.
Below I’ve attached the Decision Tree put out by Central Vermont Medical Center to help answer questions about Flu versus Cold virus.
Hope you and your family stay well,
Jean Andreson
School Nurse



PTO

Advisory Committee and PTO Meetings 2/19 at Moretown School
Advisory Committee at 5:30 p.m. to discuss next steps
PTO meeting at 6:00 p.m. to discuss:
Vice President Role- Election of new officer; Winter sports Program Update; Financial Update; Fundraising including future fundraisers and officer role descriptions.

Community News

Harwood Girl's Basketball

Order your shirts by 2/17 and show support!!!!

Mad River Glen’s Skiing for Scholars Program
The Skiing for Scholars Program works to afford local kids the opportunity to enjoy the sport of skiing. It is available to all students enrolled in the Harwood (all Valley schools and Waterbury) and Addison Northeast (Bristol/Lincoln area) Supervisory Unions.

The Program Offers;

·         Free all-mountain lift tickets for students from 2-5pm
·         Extended lift and skiing operations off of Lift 4 (Practice Hill) until 5pm. See trail map for reference.
·         Free Rentals of skis(pre-registration is required and availability is limited, reserve via email or call (802) 496-3551 ext. 127). Parents must be present to sign forms.
·         Free Learn to Ski program for 6 weeks featuring an hour and a half group lesson with Mad River Glen Ski School instructors Lessons will be offered from 3:00-4:30pm. Limited to 40 students (pre-registration is required, reserve via email or call (802) 496-3551 ext. 125
·         Free “Fast Start”, an introduction to racing for the more experienced skiers interested in learning basic ski race techniques and the thrill of running set courses with video analysis. Led by a MRG Race Team coach. The group will meet weekly from 3:30 to 4:30pm. Pre-registration is required, reserve via email or call (802) 496-3551 ext. 126
·         Offered on Friday afternoons from February 15, 2019 to March 29, 2019

THINK SNOW!!!!





February Vacation Camp!
 Come join us at Central Vermont Gymnastics for a fun, active camp.
Campers will enjoy ice skating, sledding, arts & crafts, movies, open gym and more!  
Dates:  February 25-March 1st
Time: 8am-5pm. Half Days available.  
For more information or to sign up please visit our website at: www.cvtga.com or e-mail: info@cvtga.com or call (802) 882-8324

School Board

HARWOOD UNIFIED UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT
BOARD CLERK NEEDED

The HUUSD Board is seeking a Board Clerk to begin as soon as possible. This job entails taking minutes at the board meetings which are usually held on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month from 7 to 9 p.m. at Harwood Union High School. The board does not usually meet in July. Minutes must be sent to the HUUSD Central Office within five business days of the meeting. Pay is $100 per meeting.
If interested, please contact Laura Titus at ltitus@huusd.org.

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