HAYSHIRE P.O.W.E.R. NEWS
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Hayshire Talent Show was Amazing!
We loved celebrating the amazing talents of our Hayshire children! Thank you to the following participants:
Faith Corl, Armando Silimperi, Grace Seifart, Rayllen Smeltzer, Molly Rower, Claudia Soffer, Morgan Grady, Kylynn Bowers-Frigm, Brooklyn Shaffer, Madelynn Spang, Nikolai Hill, Simon Rower, Lydia Graeser, Ashton Weber, Jada Dorm, Ali Glover, Ava Hierholzer, Aaron Roomsburg, Lilyana Davis, Olivia Davis, Ellie Schnee, Nora Sciortino, Stella Szostak, Amani Mitchell, Mazzy Wentz, Clayton Brandstedter, and Kealan Jones. A huge thank you to Mrs. Missy Taylor for organizing the Talent Show!!!!
 
Everyone Loved May Day!!!!
   
  
  
   
  
HAYSHIRE PROUD POINTS AROUND SCHOOL
New Writing Business at Hayshire Elementary School
by Morgan and Kylynn, grade 3
It all started with two nine-year old girls in Mrs. Hyman's third grade class named Kylynn and Morgan. They enjoy writing stories and wanted to make it go viral in their classrooms. So...Kylynn and Morgan went up to Mrs. Hyman and Kylynn said, "We are going to start a writing business." Then, when they were out at recess Morgan said, "Let's call it K and M's Inc." Kylynn agreed. That is where it all started! Morgan's first book is called, Super Unicorn Women." Kylynn's first books is Super Dog! They are still writing and have a really full list of books they need to write!
Recorder Karate
by Brooklyn, grade 3
I like recorder karate because I like to get challenged and practice at home. I love to compete and help others get their belts. So how recorder karate works is you get a recorder in third grade. You test to get belts, and the white belt is first and then second you get yellow, and then orange, green, purple, blue, red, brown, and black. The belts get harder as you go. I think recorder karate is challenging for some people and amazing for others!
 
Important Advice from Mrs. Zimmerman's Class
The most important person at Hayshire Elementary is YOU! Quality work is an important part of being a Hayshire student. When you work hard, your teachers are proud of your work and you accomplish your goal. If you put your best into everything you do, you will succeed. Another part of being a Hayshire student is being responsible. Following the rules even when no one is watching is important because it keeps everyone safe and out of trouble. Listen to the person who is talking to keep them in the Green Circle and because everyone at Hayshire is important. The last part of being a good Hayshire student is to just be yourself! If you show sharing, caring, and respect, you will always have friends. People will want to be around you if you are kind and show Green Circle behavior. Being helpful and standing up for others is a way to show you are a good Hayshire student. This is all the advice you need to be an important Hayshire student.
 
Our families like the Green Circle too!!!!
Augmented Reality Map
by Jacob Birmingham, grade 2
The Hayshire Augmented Reality Map is a tool that new students use to learn about Hayshire. Last year Mrs. Zimmerman's and Mrs. McNamara's students wrote articles about many important people, places, and things at Hayshire. We also took pictures and videos of the people of places and things. Mrs. Musone helped us put that info into the Blippar app. Now people can use Blippar to learn about our school. Open up the Blippar app and scan the Hayshire AR Map. Then tap one of paw prints to read the article. Hayshire Ambassadors use the map to show new students around Hayshire. Hayshire Ambassadors are like tour guides.
We Love STEM! by Calise Miller, grade 2
(STEM = science, technology, engineering, and math activities)
Have you ever made a pollen collector? We made one for our Stem project. Here is how you make one. First, you are going to need cotton balls, tape, utensils, rubber bands, a paper flower, and kool aid mix.
The Art Show was Fantastic!
  
  
   
The Ripples
The Ripples are our PR group of Hayshire learners who keep us informed about what is happening at Hayshire.
Visit our website
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SAVE THE DATES
Surfin' Into Summer - June 6, 6:30 pm
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Move the Pride on June 6
Move the Pride is a special day to get to know your teacher and classmates for next year. Everyone moves to the next grade level to enjoy friends and fun in the new grade. Move the Pride is scheduled for June 6. If you have any questions, please contact Mrs. Snare.
Classroom placements are being worked on now. If you wish to provide any input, please let Mrs. Snare know. Thank you.
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Color Us Panthers Color Run Coming on October 28th
Mark your calendars for October 28th. PTO is sponsoring a fundraiser for our Hayshire children. It will be an awesome day. You can register now at
www.runsignup.com/Race/PA/York/Hayshire
Fun Run.
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Thank You PTO for our Memory Books!
PTO puts hours of time into taking pictures and creating a beautiful book of memories for all of the Hayshire children! Many thanks for giving everyone a treasured Memory Book free of cost
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Grade 3 Parent Orientation for North Hills and Sinking Springs - May 10, 6:30
No School on May 28 - Memorial Day
Parenting Workshop to Continue on May 10 and 17
Parenting the Challenging Child workshop was postponed and will be held May 10 and 17, from 6 pm - 8 pm. FREE meal and childcare is provided. Any questions, call Mrs. Wiltshire.
PEACE CAMP
Sponsored by Central York Communities That Care
AGES: Children currently in grades 1 - 4
WHEN: July 23, 24, 25, 26 (Monday through Thursday)
9:00 am - 3:00 pm (NOT scheduled for Friday)
Family Night for the participants - Thursday, July 26, 7:00 pm
WHERE: Hayshire Elementary School
COST: $65 for week-long camp
($30 for other children in same household)
Cost of a field trip is included in the cost. FREE Lunch provided!
Theme of Peace Camp is Discover New Worlds! The children will discover new friendships and increase knowledge of friendship and problem-solving skills through fun games, projects, activities, and crafts. Friendship skills and appreciation of varied backgrounds will be emphasized.
Send registration to Barbara Snare, Hayshire Elementary
2801 Hayshire Dr.
York, PA 17406
All checks payable to Central York Communities That Care.
Questions??? Call Barbara Snare, 846-6789, ext. 1900
CYCTC may have scholarships available to families in need due to financial situation.
Call Hayshire Office for registration form.
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Panther Pantry Schedule
The mission of The Panther Pantry is to provide nourishment to the children and families of Central York School District. The pantry shelves are stocked each month by Central York School District learners and community volunteers. The food and household items that line the shelves are donated by community members.
Anyone from our Central York School District community is welcome to the pantry. Know that you will be cared for and that information is kept confidential.
Pantry hours are from 5:00-6:00 pm on May 15th at the Central York Middle School.
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