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Week 32 - March 25th, 2020
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ALL SUSD SCHOOLS CLOSED UNTIL AT LEAST APRIL 10th, 2020
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3/26 |
Technology Pickup at Ingleside Middle School & Coronado HS, 3 - 7 pm |
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AHS Online Auction (Date TBD) |
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July |
SAVE THE DATE : AHS Campcadia, July 30th & 31st SEE FLYER HERE |
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ZOYO OPEN FOR GRAB & GO
& DELIVERS THRU POSTMATES
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AHS Campus News
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Behavior Expectation for Students Learning Online
During this time of online learning, we would like to remind our students and parents the importance of Digital Citizenship, as stipulated in Strand 5 of the Educational Technology Standards Articulated by Grade Level. Please be reminded that the Uniform Code of Student Conduct still applies when in an online setting. Inappropriate behavior and/or inappropriate use of technology should be reported to the school principal or assistant principal to address accordingly. Parents, thank you for your support of this as we navigate this new way of providing instruction.
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Tips for Online Learning
- TRY TO CREATE A SCHEDULE
- Create a consistent daily routine. Set expectations about getting up, getting dressed and eating breakfast.
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Build a study schedule that includes breaks.
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Hold yourself accountable by creating goals.
- LIMIT DISTRACTIONS
- Limit social media, YouTube, TV, Video Games, etc.
- STAY ORGANIZED
- Create to-do lists.
- Create a dedicated study space that is free of distraction.
- Tackle the hard work first.
- COMMUNICATE WITH TEACHERS
- Stay connected with your teachers.
- Ask for help. Let teachers know if you don't understand something. They won't know unless you share.
- Attend ZOOM meetings, even if you don't think you need help. It will help to keep you connected as well as answer questions you didn't you know had.
- STAY CONNECTED WITH CLASSMATES
- Create online study groups when appropriate.
- Call, text, video chat with your friends and classmates as well!
- MOVE & RELAX
- It's important to move your body and get outside! Try and do your best to get outside (while respecting public safety guidelines) to refresh your mind with some sunshine & fresh air.
- Get a good night's sleep.
- Remember that everyone is in this with you, students, parents, teachers, and more. Be patient with everyone + YOURSELF!
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SUSD Technology Device Checkout and Connectivity Activity: Phase III
Distribution Families that need devices and Internet access can check them out on Thursday, March 26 at two sites in the district. We want to ensure we have enough devices for families, so this event is intended for families that do not have any devices or access to the Internet.
Devices can be picked up on Thursday, March 26 between 3 and 7 p.m. at:
* Ingleside Middle School: 5402 E. Osborn Rd., Phoenix
* Coronado High School: 7501 E. Virginia Ave., Scottsdale
In order to receive technology items, parents/guardians of 5th through 12th grade students and older students picking up devices themselves will be requested to present their student's Scottsdale Unified school-issued ID, as well as their own government issued ID (such as a driver's license) and their child's Student ID number.
For students in Kindergarten through 4th grade, the parent's/guardian's government identification is sufficient. Once again, this initial checkout day is for families that do not have any devices in the household.
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SUSD Nutrition Services to Provide Student Meals During School Closure
- Children do not need to be enrolled SUSD students. Anyone aged 1-18 is eligible.
- You do not need to be approved for free/reduced meals in order to receive meals. Available to all.
- Per USDA regulations, children MUST BE PRESENT to receive meals.
- Each child will receive one breakfast meal and one lunch meal for the current day.
- You may receive meals at whichever location is most convenient.
- Drive up or walk up at any of the following 4 SUSD locations:
- Navajo Elementary (7501 E. Oak)
- Tavan Elementary (4610 E. Osborn)
- Yavapai Elementary (701 N. Miller)
- Tonolea K-8 (6720 E. Continental)
- Meals are available for pickup from 9:30-11am Monday - Friday.
In addition to the schools above, SUSD has added "bus-stop style" meal distribution sites. Simply pull up to the school bus during the appointed time!
- Hohokam Elementary, Home Campus, 8451 E. Oak St., Scottsdale, bus lane: 9:30 - 10 a.m.
- City of Scottsdale Apache Park, 1201 N. 85th Pl., Scottsdale, south parking lot: 10:30 - 11 a.m.
- Navajo Elementary, Granite Reef Campus, 4525 N. Granite Reef Rd., Scottsdale: 9:30 - 10 a.m.
- Pueblo Elementary, 6320 N. 82nd St., Scottsdale, bus lane: 10:30 - 11 a.m.
- SUSD Bus Stop, 7440 E. Thomas Rd., Scottsdale, parking lot, northeast corner of Thomas Rd. and Civic Center Dr.: 9:30 - 10 a.m.
- Oasis of Scottsdale Apartments, 7777 E. Heatherbrae Ave., Scottsdale (just west of 78th St.): 10:30 - 11 a.m.
- Redfield Elementary, 9181 E. Redfield Rd., Scottsdale, bus lane: 9:30 - 10 a.m.
- City of Scottsdale Horizon Park, 15444 N. 100th St., Scottsdale, west entrance: 10:30 - 11 a.m.
- The Bridge United Methodist Church, 4900 E. Thomas Rd., Phoenix: 9:30 - 10 a.m.
- Salem Lutheran Church, 6701 E. Osborn Rd., Scottsdale: 10:30 - 11 a.m.
- Scottsdale 59 Apartments, 5900 E. Thomas Rd., Scottsdale (near E. Tangerine Ave. and N. 60th St.): 9:30 - 10 a.m.
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Senior Information
Find out more about senior events & graduation on the AHS website.
CLICK HERE FOR ALL DATES & INFO YOU NEED TO KNOW
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FUNDRAISING CALENDAR
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Tues 3/31 |
McDonald's Drive Thru ONLY for Band & Orchestra
3155 E. Indian School Rd. // 20% donated
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COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER
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College & Career Center Remind Updates
Parents and students should text @arcadiaccc to 81010 to sign up.
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PTO Executive Board Positions for 2020-21
President Elect Open
The PTO is looking for volunteers to join the Executive Board for next year! Job descriptions are available at
www.arcadiapto.org. It is a great way to get involved and support our amazing teachers! Contact Linda Schlenker for more information at
advisor@arcadiapto.org or 602-576-3828.
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Committee Chair Positions Open for 2020-2021
Project Graduation
- Help the graduating senior class celebrate their success with a fun filled, exciting evening at Cracker Jax. Project Grad is an Arcadia tradition that we have had for years so most aspects are already in place, but an event this big needs a chairperson to coordinate everything for the next class.
Hospitality - Provide refreshments at school functions such as General PTO meetings and Principal Coffees. Commitment is 3-4 times per school year.
If you are available to help out on a committee or would like some additional information please contact Jessica Horonenko at
volunteers@arcadiapto.org.
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Arcadia Auction
- - - THE UN-GALA GALA ONLINE AUCTION - - -
April 13th - 19th
online only
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DONATION FORM
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SPONSORSHIP FORM
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VOLUNTEER SIGNUP
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Email us at
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auction@arcadiapto.org
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THANK YOU TO OUR CURRENT SPONSORS
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$2,500
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Constantinou Family -- McClelland Family
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$1,000
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Chapman Automotive Group -- Rigby Family
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$500
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$250
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Crowson Family --
Reid Family --
Stooks Family
Treon Family --
Sonja Wanebo --
Guest-Nelson Family
Anonymous
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$100
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James Bayless --
Sheedy Family --
Kimberly Walton
Julie Brassell --
Tracy Sucato -- Electric Sol
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Neighborhood News
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@ArcadiaSUSD
@ArcadiaHSPTO
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@HopiSUSD
@HopiPTA
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@EchoCanyonSUSD
@EchoCanyon_PTO
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@InglesidePTO
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Email eBlast entries to communications@arcadiapto.org by Monday 12 pm
Please attach all flyer/image in JPG or PDF format
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