Roosevelt SHOUT!
February 1, 2019
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Feb 7
Two-Lunch Thursday - send in an extra lunch
8th Grade Parent HS Orientation - 7 pm at WHS
Feb 13
- Pretzel Day
Feb 14
Winter Box Tops Contest Deadline
Feb 15 and 18
No School - Presidents' Day Break
Feb 25 through Mar 1
Spirit Week
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Two Lunch Thursday Program - February 7th
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RIS is proud to begin participating in the Two-Lunch Thursday program. Please send in an extra lunch to school to help those in need at St. Joseph's Social Service Center.
The first date for collection will be Thursday, February 7. Lunches should include a sandwich, fruit or vegetable, and a drink.
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Box Tops Challenge: February 14 deadline
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The Winter Box Tops Challenge has begun! Please send in the Box Tops you've saved!
The three students with the most Box Tops submitted by February 14 will receive a gift card for Casa de Pizza. In order for a student to receive credit, Box Tops should be put in a Ziploc bag or an envelope with the student’s name and homeroom on it and dropped in the collection box in the Main Office. We cannot give credit if this information is missing, so please be sure to include it.
Each Box Top you send in earns 10 cents for Roosevelt. See all participating products at
BTFE.com/products
Don't like to clip box tops? Support us by downloading the Box Tops Bonus App!
Click here
for more info.
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Support Bye Bye Birdie at RIS
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SAVE THE DATE to see
Bye Bye Birdie
at Roosevelt Intermediate School on March 21-23 (Thursday at 4 p.m.; Fri/Sat at 7 p.m.)
Great for all ages! More information on online ticket sales to come. Hope to see you there!
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SUPPORT THE CAST & CREW of Bye Bye Birdie! If you haven't done so, please consider buying an ad in the program.
Click here for more information.
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Important Information for 8th Grade Parents
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8th Grade Yearbook Information
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There are some
important dates
coming up regarding
YEARBOOKS
for the 2018/2019 year.
8th Grade Ads
: Jostens WILL NOT be extending the
8th Grade Ad Sales
any further. The absolute last day to purchase an ad for your special 8th grader is
2/13
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YEARBOOKS AND
PERSONALIZATION
: The last day to
personalize
(put your child's name on the back of the book) is
2/22
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PRICES GO UP FOR YEARBOOKS on MAY 6th!
From now until then, books are
$32.00. As of May 6th, they will be $37.00.
Please do not hesitate to contact either one of the RIS yearbook advisors with any questions or concerns:
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PTC Food Allergy Awareness
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Food Allergy Awareness Committee: Please join us on Tuesday, February 5th in Cafeteria A at the Westfield High School from 7:30-8:30 pm. Come meet parents of children in the district living with the challenges of food allergies and help plan awareness activities for Westfield's Food Allergy Awareness Week. Come join the discussion.
Please contact Meghan Ryan at
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Westfield Schools Youth Art Month
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March is Youth Art Month. Parent volunteers are needed to help deliver artwork and easels to and from participating downtown shops. Please consider helping in this wonderful partnership with our local merchants who proudly display the works of our talented student artists. Contact Maggie Mota in the Visual and Performing Arts Department at
mmota@westfieldnjk12.org
. Thank you.
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WHS Choir Presents A Night of Love Songs - February 9th
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The Westfield High School Choir Department will perform
A Night of Love Songs
on Saturday, February 9 at 7:00 p.m. (doors open at 6:30 p.m. in WHS Cafeteria B) under the direction of choir directors John Brzozowski and Maureen Francis. While having coffee and desserts, enjoy an evening of solo and group performances. In addition, there will be gift baskets for a silent auction and a 50/50 raffle.
Tickets are $5 per student / $10 per adult and will be sold at the door. The event is sponsored by the Westfield Choral Parents Association; proceeds will go toward choral performance opportunities for the students. For more information or to make a donation, contact Eliana Carvajal at
rosals@hotmail.com
or Shannon Costa at
whsnols@gmail.com
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WHS Student raises money for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society
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My name is Angela Panikiewsky. I am a sophomore at Westfield High School, and I swim for both the high school and the Fanwood Scotch Plains YMCA teams. I also enjoy playing soccer in the spring and fall and I am in the school orchestra.
Eight years ago, my mom was affected by brain cancer. Not only did it affect my mom, it affected my dad and our entire extended family. My brother and I were very young, so it was very difficult time in our lives. Thanks to all the amazing treatments that were available, my mom is a survivor. I firmly believe that no family should have to experience what our family did.
I am honored to participate as a team member of the Westfield Warriors for the 2019 Students of the Year program, a seven-week initiative in which select high school students from around the country participate in a fundraising competition to benefit The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. I am proud to be a candidate and am raising critical dollars in honor of a young patient hero who is currently battling or is in remission from a blood cancer.
Please
click here
to support Angela and Westfield Warriors.
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Westfield Education Fund Film Screening - February 23rd
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Join the Westfield Education Fund for a screening of "Most Likely to Succeed", the award-winning film about innovation in education, and a panel discussion, moderated by Mayor Shelley Brindle, about what matters most for students today.
The film explores compelling new approaches that aim to transform learning as we know it. Eye-opening and inspirational, we know it will change the way you think about school.
See
flyer for full information.
Edison Intermediate School
7:30 p.m. • Doors open at 7:00 p.m.
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As part of the Westfield Public School District’s new website, you’ll find a
Community Flyers
section under the
Family Resources
tab. Here you will find information about upcoming events sponsored by non-profit organizations in Westfield. We’ll also continue to alert you to these events in our newsletter and encourage you to click on the link provided for specific details.
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Help support a good cause with the Westfield UNICO.
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As part of the Westfield Historical Society’s
First Wednesday Luncheon series
, Dr. John Lesher will explain the federal redistricting system and what every voter should know. The luncheon will be held on March 6, with check-in at 11:45 a.m. at the Echo Lake Country Club, 515 Springfield Avenue, Westfield.
The luncheon fee of $35 (WHS members) and $40 (non-members) should be paid in advance and received by Friday prior to the event at Westfield Historical Society, P.O. Box 613, Westfield, NJ 07091. Please make a reservation at
westfieldhistoricalsociety@gmail.com
or (908) 654-1794.
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Don’t miss the Rotary Club of Westfield’s
53
rd
Annual Breakfast with the Bands
on Saturday, March 2 from 8 a.m. to 12 noon at Westfield High School, featuring performances by top bands from WHS, EIS, and RIS and lots of great food. Tickets are $10 and available from Rotarians or at the door. All proceeds benefit Rotary’s scholarship and community grants programs.
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The Winter Schedule of Events at the Miller-Cory House Museum is now available
HERE
. Learn how animals spend the winter or how early Americans ate preserved and dried foods during the harsh winter weeks. There’s a craft day to honor Presidents Day and a Maple Sugar Sunday, too.
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The Challenger League of Union is a division of Little League Baseball for children with special needs, ages 7-18. The program is open to players from any town. Registration for the Spring 2019 season is now open. A registration form with additional information can be found
HERE
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Play Ball! Westfield Baseball League Spring Registration is now open for 2019 Spring In-Town Leagues. The Spring In-Town Leagues are open to all Westfield children currently enrolled in K - 10th grade. Save $50 by completing Early Bird registration by Tuesday, Feb 5th, 2019. Please see
www.westfieldbaseball.com for more info and registration links.
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Registration for the Spring 2019 In-Town
Softball
Recreational League and the Spring 2019
Softball
Travel League is open. All players currently enrolled in grades K-8 in Westfield schools are eligible for the In-Town Recreational League.
Eligibility for the Travel League requires In-Town registration and players with birthdays between 2004-2009. Details and registration are online at
http://www.westfieldsoftball.org/site/
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