FEBRUARY IMPORTANT DATES

• 2/26, 2/27, & 2/28 Brick Alley Fundraiser
• 2/29 - PTG meeting 6:30 pm
• 3/2 URI Basketball Game

PTG MEETING

Thursday

February 29

6:30 pm

Library

Use Door C

YEARBOOKS ARE ON SALE NOW FOR $20 EACH. PLEASE ORDER YOUR YEARBOOK AT

THE LINK BELOW. YEARBOOK ORDER CODE IS 10699224

How are we doing

at AQUIDNECK?

Please share your thoughts by taking the RIDE-

RI Department of Education survey about our school. The information collected from this survey helps Aquidneck improve.

We would love to hear

from ALL our families! 

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TO COMPLETE.

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Then choose Aquidneck School

MPS will follow a school wide schedule in the event of a snow day. Please see the Aquidneck Schedule below. If a snow day is called teachers will share a google meet links via see saw the day of the snow day. This day counts as a school day, so attendance will be taken.

If you have any questions please reach out.

As the colder weather approaches please be sure to dress your child warmly.

 We will go outside for recess whenever possible.

Please be sure to dress your children in weather appropriate clothing and layers. Boots, snow pants, hats, and gloves are important for outdoor recess.

We will go out if there is snow on the ground.

SLEDS are allowed at school, but they can't be put on the bus. If you bring your sled to school it must be dropped off and picked up.

NO SLEDS ON THE BUSSES!!

AQUIDNECK SCHOOL

ATTENDANCE REPORT

Please make sure that your child is coming to school each and every day.

Any student that is missing more than 10% of the school year will receive a letter from the school.

POPCORN VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!!

PLEASE SIGN UP ON THE LINK BELOW.

Check out our school website

for important school information

From the Office of the School Nurse : Mrs. Rosa RN - Aquidneck School

During fall and winter, we often see increases in rates of respiratory viruses. Respiratory viruses include flu, COVID-19, respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), and the common cold. Fortunately, many of the same prevention measures help reduce the spread of all these viruses and keep students in school.

The RI Department of Health has sent these reminders:

• Get your flu shot. Everyone older than six months of age should be vaccinated against the flu every year. For information on where to get a flu shot, see health.ri.gov/flu.

 • Cough or sneeze into your elbow.

 • Wash your hands regularly throughout the day using soap for at least 20 seconds. If soap and water are not available, use a hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol to clean your hands.

 • Clean and disinfect frequently touched surfaces at home, work, and school.

 • Stay home if you are sick

 • Keep children home from daycare or school who have a fever, especially with a cough, congestion, runny nose, or sore throat, until they are fever-free for 24 hours without medications that reduce fever.

 • If you have COVID-19, isolate for five days and wear a mask through day 10. Isolation and Precautions for People with COVID-19 | CDC.



 • Be up to date on your COVID-19 vaccinations. For information on how to get vaccinated against COVID-19, see C19vaccineRI.org. 

(You can order free covid test kits online at covid.gov/test or call 1-800-232-0233)

Nurse Rosa

crosa@mpsri.net

Island Youth Lacrosse will be awarding 7 Breakers Lacrosse Scholarships this spring to local girls in the first and second grade who attend Pell, Forest Ave, or Aquidneck School. Recipients will pay $0 for spring registration. Contact director@islandlax.org for details. 

Island Youth Lacrosse will host girls' and boys' winter indoor lacrosse at LongPlex in Tiverton on Sunday mornings starting January 7 and going until Sunday March 17th. Girls will play from 9:00 - 10:30 am and Boys from 10:30 - 12:00 pm. No experience necessary, financial aid available, and IYL has sticks and equipment to loan Registration at islandlax.leagueapps.com. Contact neal@brooksmarinegroup.com for assistance.