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You may call any member of our staff by dialing 722-7166.
When prompted, enter the staff member's 4 digit extension.
phone extension list.
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Parent/Teacher Conferences
4:00-8:00 p.m.
PTO Spirit Night
Andy's Frozen Custard
All Day
Friday, September 29
No School K-12
Parent/Teacher Conferences
10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
Monday, October 2
through
Friday, October 6
Kansas Anti-Bullying Week
Tuesday, October 10
PTO Spirit Night
McAlister's Deli
5:00-9:30 p.m.
Lifetouch Retakes
10:45 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
MCE Spirit Night
Chick-Fil-A
4:30-7:30 p.m.
Monday, October 16
No School K-1
Professional
Development Day
Wednesday, October 18
MCE Breakfast with Mom (Grades K-2)
7:45-8:30 a.m.
Thursday, October 19
MCE Breakfast with Mom (Grades 3-5)
7:45-8:30 a.m.
PTO Meeting
MCE Library
6:30 p.m.
Monday, October 23
through
Friday, October 27
Healthy Selfie Week
Thursday, October 26
PTO Spirit Night
Urban Air
4:00-8:00 p.m.
Friday, October 27
Fall Parties:
AM Kindergarten, 10:45-11:45 a.m.
All Day Kindergarten,
PM Kindergarten,
&
Grades 1-5,
2:50-3:55 p.m.
Thursday, November 2
4th Grade
Vocal Music Program
MSHS Auditorium
6:30 p.m.
(Pierce)
5th Grade Vocal Music Program
MSHS Auditorium
7:45 p.m.
(Pierce)
Thursday, November 9
All District
Orchestra Concert
(Grades 5-12)
MHS Main Gym
7:00 p.m.
3rd Grade
Vocal Music Program
MSHS Auditorium
7:45 p.m.
(Todd)
Monday, November 13
PTO Spirit Night
Chipotle
5:00-9:00 p.m.
Thursday, November 16
PTO Sponsored
Jingle Mingle
Vendor Event
Monday, November 20
No School K-12
Conference Comp Day
Tuesday, November 21
through
Friday, November 24
No School K-12, Fall Break
Thursday, November 30
Math & Reading Night
6:00-7:30 p.m.
Monday, December 4
5th Grade Band Concert
MSHS Auditorium
7:00 p.m.
Tuesday, December 5
PTO Spirit Night
Chick-fil-A
4:30-8:30 p.m.
Friday, December 8
Polar Express
3:55-8:00 p.m.
Tuesday, December 19
PTO Spirit Night
Carousel Skate Center
6:00-8:00 p.m.
Thursday, December 21
No School K-12
Teacher Work Day
Friday, December 22
through
Wednesday, January 3
No School K-12
Winter Break
Friday, January 5
PTO Spirit Night
Wichita Ice Center 7:00-10:00 p.m.
Monday, January 15
No School K-12
MLK Day
Wednesday, January 17
PTO Spirit Night
Jason's Deli
4:00-10:00 p.m.
Thursday, January 25
PTO Meeting
MCE Library
6:30 p.m.
Monday, January 29
PTO Spirit Night
Papa Murphy's
4:00-9:00 p.m.
Tuesday, February 22
PTO
Family Bingo Night
Tuesday, February 27
PTO Spirit Night
Chick-fil-A
4:30-8:30 p.m.
Monday, March 5
PTO Spirit Night
Freddy's
5:00-9:00 p.m.
Tuesday, March 13
through
Thursday, March 15
Science
State Assessment Testing
Thursday, March 15
PTO Spirit Night
Carousel Skate Center
6:00-8:00 p.m.
Monday April 2
through
Thursday, April 5
PTO Event
Color Me Mine
11:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m.
Tuesday, April 3
through
Friday, April 6
English, Language, Arts
State Assessment Testing
Monday, April 9
through
Thursday, April 12
Math
State Assessment Testing
Tuesday, April 24
PTO Spirit Night
Andy's Frozen Custard
All Day
Tuesday, May 15
PTO Spirit Night
All Star Sports
5:30-8:30 p.m.
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Showing sympathy and concern . . .
caring for others . . .
being kind and
thoughtful . . .
helping those in need.
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OCTOBER
RESPECT
Honoring another's opinion, belief, or needs . . .
being considerate and polite . . .
taking care of the environment . . .
taking care of personal and public property . . .
obeying people in positions of authority.
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When your child is absent from school and you wish to pick up homework, you must request it by 10:00 a.m.
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MAIZE CENTRAL ELEMENTARY TWITTER
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Welcome to
Maize Central Elementary Twitter!
We are looking forward to engaging with our community. Check here for school news! Follow us @ maizecentral
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Party invitations
CANNOT
be distributed at school. We ask that you mail invitations to personal events or parties directly to the home of the student(s) you are inviting. Parents and guardians may now opt to include your address, primary phone number, email addresses, student's school and student's grade level in the Skyward Family Access Student Directory so that other families with login rights to Family Access can view your contact information.
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Parents and guardians may now opt to include your address, primary phone number, email addresses, student's school and student's grade level in the Skyward Family Access Student Directory so that other families with login rights to Family Access can view your contact information. You may choose what, if any, information you display and can change these options at anytime by logging into Family Access. Once in Family Access, click on School Directory, then on the Display Options tab at the top of the page to complete the process. If you are unsure how to log on to Skyward Family Access, please contact your child's school for assistance. |
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WEDNESDAY EARLY DISMISSAL
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If there is a change in transportation for your son/daughter, you must notify the office
If the office is
not notified by these times, the student will be expected to follow normal procedures that have been established regarding riding the bus. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated.
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In the event of an emergency in your child's school, the Blackboard Connect parent notification system will be used to notify you of the situation and will alert you to steps you need to take in order to reunite with your child. Voice messages will be sent to all phone numbers and emails listed in Skyward Family Access "Family 1." To view the contact information the district has on file, please log on to Skyward Family Access and click on "Student Information." If you are unsure how to log on to Skyward Family Access, please contact your child's school for assistance.
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If you send a time sensitive email to your child's teacher, keep in mind that he/she may have a substitute and may not receive the message. We would suggest you carbon copy one or each of the secretaries to help ensure your child will receive the message. thamer@usd266.com slambert@usd266.com jjakubov@usd266.com
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MAIZE CENTRAL NEWS
304 W. Academy Avenue
Maize, KS 67101
Volume 13 Issue 2
316-722-0427
September 2017
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WELCOME TO
MAIZE CENTRAL ELEMENTARY!
Safety is extremely important at MCE. Just a reminder that the front and east double doors will be unlocked daily at 8:25 a.m. These doors will be locked at 8:45 a.m. every day. I want you to know we are doing everything possible to make sure MCE remains safe for students, staff, and parents.
I also want to remind those of you dropping off students by the east double doors in the morning not to park and leave your vehicle in the drop off area. This slows down the flow of traffic. Please drop off your children at the double east doors and proceed to Academy Avenue. This will help speed up the process.
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 Congratulations to Blake Mosier
, 5th grade teacher, who has been selected as a Maize USD 266 nominee for the Kansas State Department of Education's 2018 Kansas
Horizon
Award. The annual award recognizes "exemplary first-year teachers in the elementary and secondary classrooms of the state who perform in a way that distinguishes them as outstanding."
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PARENT/TEACHER
CONFERENCE SCHEDULE
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Please join us for
Parent/Teacher Conferences:
Thursday, September 28
Conferences
4:00-8:00 p.m.
Friday, September 29
No School K-12
Conferences
10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
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SCHOLASTIC BOOK FAIR
and
SPIRIT WEEK
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Mark your Calendar
for the
MCE Book Fair!
September 28th: 9:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
September 29th: 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Library
Howdy partner!!
The whole school is excited about our Wild Wild West Book Fair coming in September!! From easy readers, to chapter books, to best sellers and more, the Scholastic Book Fair connects kids and families with books they want to read! At the book fair you will:
- Find selections from preschool through adult
- Be able to support your child's classroom by purchasing teacher books
- Support MCE library - our school receives 20% of the sales in dollars and books!
Can't wait to see you there!
SPIRIT WEEK
School-wide drop everything and
read each day
for 15 minutes
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Wear a Bandanna
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Tuesday, 9/26
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Blackout Day-Wear all Black
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Wednesday, 9/27
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Dress Like a Cowboy or Cowgirl
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Thursday, 9/28
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 We began our Shining Star Student Recognition Program this month. Each Friday morning after a designated class sings the school song, one student from each classroom is recognized as a Star Student. The students' names are announced over the intercom and at that time they come to the office to receive a pencil and a personalized certificate signed by Mr. Jennings.
MONTHLY CHARACTER ED TRAITS
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August - Friendship
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January - Self Discipline
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September - Compassion
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February - Honesty
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October - Respect
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March - Cooperation
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November - Responsibility
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April - Acceptance
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December - Generosity
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May - Perseverance
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The children at Maize Central have been learning to sing our MCE School Song. Maize Central students suggested that we should share the song with all who read our newsletter. They are proud of the fact that the first verse of the song mentions all of the things they enjoy about school, while the second verse incorporates all of the Character attributes that our students are striving for. You can join in the fun with us. Just sing these words below to the tune of "Hey, Look Me Over." Our song is titled "We're Maize Central."
We're Maize Central
Verse 1:
We're Maize Central. Our school is the best!
Just put our kids and teachers to the test.
We like to learn. To us it is a snap.
We're readin' and writin' and 'rithmeticing
ourselves right off the map.
Oh yes, we sure like our music, recess, and P.E.
We've got the best kids and teachers
you'd ever hope to see.
We're working with zest to be the best,
and know that you'll agree,
That we come from Maize Central Elementary.
Verse 2:
We strive for friendship. Our pals they are hip.
We show acceptance and offer you some tips.
Respect your classmates and share some honesty.
We're learnin' and laughin' and
demonstratin' responsibility.
Oh yes, we practice compassion, generosity
Our cooperation, it's yours for free.
We persevere. Now you should hear,
self-discipline is key.
Be a STAR at Maize Central Elementary.
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 Lifetouch "Second Chance" photos will be taken on Thursday, October 12th. These photos are for the following students:
- Students whose start date was after September 12th.
- Students who were absent on September 12th.
- Students/families who were not pleased with their pictures. The unwanted photo package must be returned.
- Students who did not purchase photos on September 12th.
You may find the second chance order form in the office.
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Join Us For Breakfast with Mom!
Where: MCE Cafeteria
When: Wednesday, October 18th, Grades K-2
Thursday, October 19th, Grades 3-5
Menu: Muffin, Yogurt, Fruit Choice, Juice, Milk, Coffee
Time: 7:45-8:30 a.m
Cost: $1.80 (exact change is appreciated)
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KANSAS ANTI-BULLYING
AWARENESS WEEK
In October, schools across the country join to STOMP Out Bullying by observing National Bullying Prevention Month. Also, the Kansas State Board of Education and the Kansas State Senate have designated the first full week in October as Anti-Bullying Awareness Week in Kansas. The goal: encourage communities to work together to stop bullying and cyberbullying by increasing awareness of the prevalence and impact of bullying on all children of all ages.
In honor of Anti-Bullying Awareness Week in Kansas and National Bullying Prevention Month, ALL Maize elementary students and staff are invited to wear BLUE on Wednesday, October 4th, as an opportunity to create awareness and address the harm that bullying creates.
I LOVE MY HEALTHY SELFIE WEEK
Selfie Week
October 23-27
From October 23rd to October 27th we will have "I Love My Healthy Selfie Week". MCE students will be participating in various activities throughout the week to bring awareness and commitment to being healthy. These activities will not only focus on physical health, but on overall health. This includes strengthening your mind and building strong friendships.
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Come join your child on
Friday, October 27th!
2:50-3:55 p.m.
Please remember these guidelines for costumes:
- No masks!
- Make believe weapons such as guns, swords, knives, etc. are not to be brought to school as part of the costume.
- No make up or face paint.
- Children should not wear their costumes to school.
- Costumes should be easy to put on over clothing.
- Children will not be allowed to change in/out of their costumes in the restrooms.
- We request that students bring their costumes in a sack in the morning.
Before school is dismissed, the costumes should be removed to take on the bus.
MCE PARTY GUIDELINES:
- Parents are in charge of three parties: Fall Party, Valentine Party, and Spring Party (Field Day).
- Party time begins at 2:50 p.m. for Grades K-5.
- Please check with the classroom teacher about food allergies and any other medical concerns.
- All party activities should occur on school grounds. (classroom and playground only)
- No moon walks, petting zoos, carnival rides, etc.
- No fire (candles, matches, etc.)
- For safety reasons, family members attending parties should stay in the classroom.
- To prevent spreading lice, please do not use blindfolds or other types of head gear that might be shared by students.
- Donations of items rather than money is strongly recommended.
No students should be excluded from activities due to financial reasons.
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WITHOUT A SMILE
MAIZE CENTRAL ELEMENTARY'S
4TH & 5TH GRADE
VOCAL MUSIC CONCERTS
Thursday, November 2nd
Maize South High School Auditorium
FOURTH GRADE CLASSES:
Chamberlain, Groner, Hartzog, Neufeld, and Wagner
6:30 p.m.
FIFTH GRADE CLASSES:
Dreher, Farrell, Lehner, Mosier, and Parker
7:45 p.m.
Concert attire for your child will be tennis shoes, regular denim blue jeans and a citrus orange, lime green or lemon yellow plain t-shirt tucked in at the waist as his/her outfit for this program. Please note that each child should arrive at least 15 minutes prior to the performance. The children will meet in the vocal music room to warm-up. All concerts will be held in the Maize South High School Auditorium.
We look forward to seeing you!!!!
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by
Ashley Proehl (3rd Grade)
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Good Things
Each day, as part of our Capturing Kids' Hearts program, students are encouraged to share good things with their classmates and teacher. These "good things" can be as small as, "I woke up on time!" to as big as, "I am going to Disney World next week!" Each child is celebrated and given a turn to share throughout the week. Teachers also take their turn in sharing good things about themselves. Sharing these small snippets helps the students start each day positively and feel valued by their peers. Additionally, sharing good things helps the teachers increase positive interactions with students and create positive relationships within the class. Good things can easily carry over into conversation at home or in the car. Ask your child to lead a family discussion at dinner or before bed, or ask him/her what good things were shared in class each day. Focusing on the positive and celebrating what is important in each child's life is a small way to make a big, positive difference.
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MCE Families,
We need you! If you would like to join PTO as a volunteer, we would LOVE to have you! It is the parents' help that makes the PTO successful! You may email us at
mcepto1@gmail.com.
Any new ideas, help at events, and donations (monetary or other) are always welcome and appreciated!
Are you ready to clean out your families closets? On August 8th, we started a school-wide shoe drive. We will accept used or new shoes that are any gender, season, size, or even activity. These shoes are helping to raise money for your children through our classroom grants and supporting micro-entrepreneurs in under privileged countries like Haiti. Check out our page at
ourshoedrive.com/maize-central-elementary-pto/
for further information. If every student in the school could bring 5 pairs we will reach our goal of 100 bags of shoes. The last day to collect shoes is September 27th.
Mark your calendars for Jingle Mingle Holiday Shop on November 16th. You can stop by and shop right after school or come back later in the evening. It will be open from 4-7:30 p.m. You can visit with other MCE families while being able to get a little holiday shopping done. We also have it on great authority, Santa will be there for pictures. If you or someone you know is interested in purchasing a booth at this event, please email us at
mcepto1@gmail.com
Have you seen the new MCE PTO tab on our school webpage? You can keep up to date on this page or follow us on Facebook at MCE PTO. Please tag us using #MCEspirit on your photos on Facebook.
On February 22, we will be having our 3rd Annual Family Night. This year we will be playing bingo, having the raffle baskets and hosting a silent auction. Do you know of a business that would be willing to donate an item for the raffle or silent auction, or do you work for a business that can help the PTO? Please let us know if you can help. We also accept large basket donations.
Do you shop Amazon? You can donate to MCE PTO through Amazon Smile at
www.smile.amazon.com
. Select MCE PTO as your charity of choice.
Thanks for putting your children first by helping PTO be a successful partner with our school!
MCE PTO Leadership
Rachel Pederson
Sara Froese
Shelly Bird
Stephanie Casey
Jackie Foltz
Diana Meister
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BACKGROUND CHECK FOR
VOLUNTEERS
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 Maize USD 266 is extremely thankful for the many volunteers who selflessly give of their time in our classrooms. Our schools are stronger thanks to the help and support of our community members, and our students benefit from this relationship.
Safety is a top priority for the district, which since 2008 has conducted background checks of potential volunteers. According to Maize Board of Education policy, "volunteers who work in a classroom on a regular basis, supervise students during a field trip when a staff member is not present, or work with students away from the supervision of a classroom teacher are required to have a background check." This extra step helps ensure that we are keeping our students safe.
USD 266 is asking our volunteers to please consider helping us cover that cost, allowing the district to continue to invest as much of our budget as possible into our teachers and classrooms.
Those interested in becoming elementary school volunteers can visit their school page on our district website and click on the "Volunteer Background Screening" link in the left rail to begin their background check process through the National Screening Bureau. After providing some information, would-be volunteers will be prompted to pay by credit or debit card on a secure system and will receive a receipt via email. (The National Screening Bureau uses a secure server and cutting-edge screening technology in order to protect privacy.)
Maize Schools do not wish to discourage any potential volunteer from getting involved in our classrooms and with our students and will pay for background screenings for anyone who chooses not to pay themselves.
Thanks to all parents and volunteers for continued support of our students and district!
If you have questions about the background check process, please contact:
David Jennings
djennings@usd266.com or 722-0427.
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Below is a description of the drop-off and pick-up locations for all MCE students.
- The southeast parking lot will be closed during drop-off and pick-up times.
- The west parking lot is not a drop-off location, as it is reserved for staff & bus traffic.
- All doors remain locked but will be manned by MCE staff during the drop-off and pick-up times.
A.M. Drop-Off
8:35-8:45 a.m.
Southeast and North doors
(Students dropped off at 8:25 a.m will sit in the cafeteria until the first bell rings at 8:35 a.m.)
Anyone entering the building after 8:45 a.m.
must enter through the office.
P.M. Pick-Up
North doors only
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 3:50-4:05 p.m.
Wednesday: 3:20-3:30 p.m.
(Students are dismissed by grade level and exit beginning with K-1 followed by 2-5.)
PLEASE BE PROMPT!
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PULL TABS
FOR
RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE
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Parents of MCE students,
Collecting pull tabs for the Ronald McDonald House has become a tradition over the past 4 years. Our building has filled vans full of pull tabs to support Ronald McDonald House!! We have even taken the top prize as a school for collecting! We would love to keep up the hard work this year and see how many pounds of pull tabs we can collect.
We are going to do a school wide collection, with a school wide goal of 500 lbs.
We will have a old fashioned water cooler bottle set up at the front of the school by the pop can on the wall. With every bottle that is filled, we will put a paper on the can that represents the pop can being filled. When the pop can is full we have reached our school goal of 500 lbs. and will celebrate as a school. Ask relatives, friends, or even set up a collection point at your job to help us collect as many pounds of pull tabs as we can!
Our goal is to bring in at least 450 pounds of tabs, so every little bit counts!
Remember these tabs can come off of pop cans and energy drinks.
Thank you for helping show our kids what it means to give back!
Sincerely, 
Your Pull Tab Crew
Sara Froese
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 Parents are required to enter the building and sign out their son/daughter if they are picked up after 4:05 p.m. on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday or after 3:30 p.m. on Wednesday. Just a reminder that Latchkey is available for anyone that is in need of before or after school care.
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NOTES FROM NURSE LONI . . . .
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GIVING YOUR
CHILD MEDICATION AT SCHOOL
- Complete a request for Administration of Medication form.
- The medication must be in the original container.
- The medication must be current. Expired medication will not be administered.
- The medication must be age appropriate. Any medication for a person older than the child will require a signed form from the doctor.
- All prescription medications require a signed form from the doctor.
- All prescription medications must have the pharmacy label with the student's name on the bottle/box.
- Students may not self-administer medications in the elementary schools.
SAY BOO TO THE FLU
Flu season is approaching. Get your flu vaccine now! Vaccination is recommended for everyone 6 months and older. Symptoms of the flu can include fever, cough, sore throat, runny or stuffy nose, body aches, headache, chills, and fatigue. Some people with the flu will not have a fever.
What is the flu? Influenza (the flu) is an infection of the nose, throat, and lungs caused by the influenza virus. There are many different influenza viruses that are constantly changing.
Keep your child home from school for at least 24 hours after their fever is gone. Fever should be gone without the use of a fever-reducing medicine. A fever is defined as 100°F or higher.
SKYWARD HEALTH INFORMATION
It is the responsibility of the parent to update medical information and contact numbers in Skyward Family Access during enrollment and throughout the school year. Teachers, coaches and other school staff rely on Skyward for important health information like asthma, seizures, diabetes, and food allergies. In addition to updating Skyward, the parent/guardian must also personally communicate this information to the school nurse who will educate and train the appropriate staff. If parents and/or student have questions regarding school guidelines and policies in keeping students safe and healthy at school, please contact the school nurse.
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It is always best to make arrangements before your child comes to school. Students are not allowed to call home for a note.
Please send a note signed by the paren
t or guard
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change in plans on how your child will be getting home after school. Your child will be expected to ride the bus if that is the normal way of transportation without a signed note. This is the PREFERRED method of communication.
slambert@usd266.com
thamer@usd266.com
jjakubov@usd266.com
If you are unable or forgot to send a note and you wish to pick up your child, you may email the teacher before 12:00 p.m. Please copy the secretaries to help ensure your child will receive the message. Teachers have been instructed to reply to your email. If you don't receive a response, the teacher likely did not receive the message.
If you were unable to send a note or email the classroom teacher, you may call the school and leave a message for student pick up by pressing 5. Please leave your child's name, teacher's name and the change in transportation. Please be advised that messages will NOT be retrieved after 3:00 p.m. and your child will be expected to follow normal procedures.
Your cooperation is greatly appreciated!
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HELP PTO BY SHOPPING AMAZON
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FREE MONEY!!
MCE PTO is part of the AmazonSmile program. This means that our school can benefit every time you shop at Amazon. It takes just three simple steps!
Go to Smile.Amazon.com
- If you have a regular Amazon account, sign in, and it will allow you to immediately select your charity. Or you can search for AmazonSmile, and it will take you to the designation field.
- Type in Maize Central Elementary PTO
That's it! Once you make Maize Central Elementary PTO your designated charity, the school will continue to receive 0.5% from all subsequent eligible purchases made through Smile.Amazon.com
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USD 266 uses the Skyward Food Service and RevTrak fee payment systems. Please check your email and phone numbers in Skyward so you may be alerted when your child only has 2 lunches left. Parents receive an email when their child has $5.00 left in his/her account. Parents receive a second email after their child has 1 lunch left. When the child doesn't have any money in the account, we have him/her go to the office and call home. Please put money into the account that day. Parents also receive a 3rd email when their child has a zero balance.
Parents should check with their child to see if he/she is eating breakfast at school or getting a second milk. The charges add up quickly. Parents with more than one child, please check both lunch accounts. We are not allowed to go into one child's account to pay for a sibling.
Parents may keep as large a balance as they wish in a child's account (for example: $5.00, $10.00, $15.00 or more). If the student doesn't have enough in his/her lunch account to cover a meal, the account will be charged for a peanut butter and jelly sandwich and milk if the student chooses to take one. No meal charges will be allowed.
If you have any questions regarding Skyward and the RevTrak system, please call our school office. We want every child to have a good lunch, every day!
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