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Emerado Public School Vision Statement: Our mission at Emerado Public School is to work in partnership with students, families and the community to equip each student with the knowledge, skills, and core values to succeed. We envision that Emerado Public School will be a safe, thriving, dynamic, and inspiring educational environment.
INSIDE THIS ISSUE:
Maureen’s Lunch Menu
Upcoming Events
Bus Information
Classroom News
Local Info.
Parent Pointers
DECEMBER 7 2018
Please note that there will not be any after
school Encore program on Thursday, December 6th. All students will ride
the 3 PM bus. There will be an early out
on Wednesday, December 12th for
teacher pd. All students will ride the 1:30 PM bus.
Bul ldog Bul le t inFrom the desk of Mickey Berry, Administrator
Please make sure to call into the
school if your student is sick.
We will need a doctors note if
students are gone more than 3
days.
Current Meals Costs:Breakfast: $2.50/ Per Person
Lunch: $3.60/ Per Person
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Important When Picking up Students:If students are being picked up by anyone other than Mom or Dad, parents must notify the school as to whom will be picking the student up. We will need to see an ID or driver’s license for verification.
BULLDOG BULLETIN DECEMBER 7, 2018
School Lunch Menu Monday- Crispitos & Chips Tuesday- Meat Balls/Mashed Potatoes & Gravy Wednesday- Chicken Tenders & Scallop Potato Thursday- Pepperoni Pizza Sticks Friday- Hotdogs & Potato Chips All meals served with fruit and salad bar.
Upcoming Events Dec. 8: Socks for Kids Auction Dec. 12: Early Out 1:30 for PD - ALL STUDENTS HOME @ 1:30. Dec. 14: Photos With Santa - Emerado Community Center Dec. 15: Socks for Kids shopping Dec. 17: Shop with a Deputy Dec. 19: Board meeting 7:15 Dec. 20: Last day before Christmas break - NO ENCORE Dec. 25: Merry Christmas! Jan. 2: School Resumes
Emerado Public School defines bullying as conduct that occurred and/or received anywhere related to public schools and sanctioned activities. Bullying is conduct that interferes with the student’s educational opportunities, places the student in actual, reasonable fear or personal harm and/or damage to property, and substantially disrupts the operations of the school.
If you feel your child has been bullied, you can report in the following ways:
• Telling a staff member• Emerado InfoLine
• You can email the information to [email protected]
• Student and Staff Incident Report Form• You can find this online or in the school office
• Anonymoustips.com• Select North Dakota and Emerado
Please contact the administrator if you would like to view Emerado’s full version of the bullying policy. This can also be found on the school website at www.emeradok8.com
Parent Information Parents are encouraged to be involved in the education of their students. Please visit our website for more information. Here are links that are helpful: https://sites.google.com/a/emeradok8.com/title-one/parent-involvement-policy
https://sites.google.com/a/emeradok8.com/title-one/useful-websites
Snow Days & Rural Roads Please note that on days that the weather has caused poor road conditions or a snowy late start has been called, buses will only run where possible.
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Announcements School related announcements will be sent by an electronic alert system. If you receive a call from the school, please listen to the message for pertinent information.
BULLDOG BULLETIN NOVEMBER 30, 2018
Detention sheets will be sent home with students to be signed.
Students who are sent to detention will be calling home to set up transportation as the school will not be available to transport all students home in buses.
Please work with the school in setting up this transportation and to help the Emerado Bulldogs in establishing accountability in our community.
Together we can!
Please note the following bus policies:
• If your student is not riding the bus, please notify your bus driver the night before by phone.
• Students are not allowed to eat or drink anything other than bottled water on the bus.
• If a bus driver stops three times at a location without students boarding the bus, the driver will no longer stop at that location until a legal guardian makes arrangements with the school. This may take up to a week to rearrange transportation.
• A bus driver will not wait more than one minute for students to board the bus.
If your child will not be riding the bus please let your bus driver know well in advance. Thank you. Dan Lund - 701-594-5100 Greg Porath- 218-230-4655 Randy Skold- 701-740-0312 Michelle Couveau- 701-610-6706 Jessica Duncklee- 772-643-3275
Bus Drivers
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Ms. Bosman NewsIt has been such a busy week! We have been busy getting ready for the Christmas music concert. It was such a great night and it was great to see the students sing. They did such a great job! This week we started talking about CVC words. We are practicing sounding them out. We are practicing our sight words as well. The words we have been practicing are: I, A, see, the, like, and, we, and look. We will be practicing words every week. In math, we are working on finding different ways to make the number 9. Everyone have a great weekend!
-Ms.Bosman
BULLDOG BULLETIN NOVEMBER 30, 2018
Mrs. Broeren’s NewsThe kids did a great job in the music program! Mrs. O’Denius put a lot of hard work into it, thank you!I love seeing our school all decorated and ready for Christmas. It is important though to remember that learning is still going on. Please continue to have your children read to you each night and do their homework. Next week in Reading we will be reading about seasons. Our target skill will be cause and effectstandard R.I.1.3 describing connections between individuals, events, ideas or information in a text. Our spelling words are ship, shop, which, when, whip, fish, down, green, open, fall, grow, yellow, goes, new. Please study thesewords with your child, the test is Friday.We will also be working on subjects and verbs, words ending in ed, ing, and sIn math we will continue to work with fact families. Please make sure your kiddos have snow boots, snow pants, gloves and a hat we try to go outside everyday! Have a great weekend!
Mrs Water’s News
This week was spent decorating the hallways for the concert. The 5th-8th grade did an awesome job on dreydels and watercolor snowflakes! 5th and 6th also worked on Kwanzaa decorations. Understanding that there are different holidays associated with this month allowed students to explore the concepts of culture and diversity.The 5th and 6th grade raised $165.00 for the Emerado Volunteer Fire Department over the last few months. They will begin their next raffle in February. 5th and 6th Computers/Art will be creating fractals next week. They are really looking forward to this!
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BULLDOG BULLETIN DECEMBER 7, 2018
A Very Merry Christmas Thank You We’d like to extend a big Thank You to everyone to attended
our Christmas concert this last Thursday. All our kiddos worked so hard all week and it was so nice to see all their
hard work pay off. We hope if you weren’t able to attend in person you took advantage of the YouTube page Mr Porath
set up and watched it live. A very special Thank You to Mrs O’Denius for everything she did to prepare the kids and staff for the concert. She
works so many hours in preparation and she deserves a medal for doing such an amazing job.
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BULLDOG BULLETIN DECEMBER 7, 2017
Open Skate at the
Farmers’ Union Arena
in Northwood * Skating Music
* Limited concessions available
* Some loaner skates available
* Open skate means NO sticks or pucks. * Time to
learn, hone your skills, and get some exercise.
FREE! Fun for the family! Open Skate times for December:
December 1st Noon-2pm
December 8th Noon-2pm
December 15th Noon-2pm
December 22nd Noon-2pm
December 29th Noon-2pm
December31st 7pm-Midnight New Year’s Eve
FREE! Fun for the Family!
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For Info or to volunteer contact Rhonda 701-739-0047
HOSTED BY: THE EMERADO PARK DISTRICT
WHO: ALL EMERADO CHILDRENAll parents are encouraged to attend
WHERE: EMERADO COMMUNITY CENTERWHEN: FRIDAY 15 Dec
PHOTO WITH SANTA
MAKE A CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTCHRISTMAS COOKIE DECORATING
HOT CHOCOLATE
WHAT: OPEN HOUSESTOP IN BETWEEN 6 AND 7:30
