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From the PTA President...Nancy Young Elementary PTA 2014-2015
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March 2015Volume 16, Issue 7
February was a fun packed month here at Nancy Young Elementary!
On February 12th, the Great Scott came and presented a Books are Full of Magic assembly. His visit was a wonderful addition to our One Book/One School program. I would like to thank Lianne McCoskey, Sherri Nugent, and the entire One Book/One School committee for making this program such a success. The PTA would like to extend a huge thank you to the Intermec Foundation which approved a grant request in the amount of $3,000.00. This money will be used to defer costs related to the One Book/One School program. Thank you to Rich Jachimiec for applying for the grant.
NYE Night at the Wolves was Sunday, February 15th. A great time was had by all who attended. Thank you Zena Weir for putting together another great social event for NYE families.
Candy Land!!On Friday, Februrary 20th, Young Daughters and their dates danced into the night surrounded by candy! When our guests weren’t on the dance floor, they could be found next door, in the Candy Café, enjoying all of the fabulous treats, including Cotton Candy. Thank you to all of our decorators. They did a fabulous job turning the school into a Candy Land. The snacks, drinks, and decor were excellent in the Candy Café thanks to Kathleen Erdman and Jen Weisman. I truly appreciate everyone who helped to decorate and volunteered throughout the evening.
Subway Restaurant Night was on February 24th. From the crowds my family saw at the North Eola location, I am guessing it was a good night. We had fun seeing friends and getting a chance to catch up outside of school. Thank you Zena Weir for organizing this event.
Finally, a huge thank you to Dr. Karen Sullivan, District 204 superintendent. Dr. Sullivan shared some valuable information with parents at our February PTA meeting. We appreciate Dr. Sullivan taking time out of her busy schedule to discuss the current state of District 204 with us.
Don’t forget Mother/Son Night is coming up on March 13th at Main Event in Warrenville.
Our next PTA meeting is on Wednesday, March 11th, 2015, at 9:30 am in the MPR. The nominating committee will be submitting a slate of PTA officers for 2015-2016 school year.
Mari Walbridge
NYE PTA President
Dear Young Families,
Young students have begun their participation in PARCC standardized testing, which replaces the ISAT for 3rd-5th grade students. Students are taking tests on laptops and things are moving along smoothly. Our students and teachers have participated in many learning experiences over the course of the school year to help our students be prepared for this assessment opportunity. Thank you to the PTA for providing our students with testing snacks.
Young staff continue to participate in professional development that focuses on the common core learning standards in ELA and math. We also are talking about effective engagement strategies to help keep students actively participating in the learning process through paired and grouped learning discussions as well as through cooperative learning projects.
We are still collecting names of incoming kindergarten students for the 2015-16 school year. Please contact the school office to pre-register your child for kindergarten.
March Events:• March 16: 5th Grade Math Night• March 24: Kindergarten Party and Performance during the school day• March 26: End of 3rd Quarter• March 27: No School due to a School Improvement Day• March 30-April 3: Spring Break
April Events• 4/9: Open House• 4/10: 3rd Grade Wild West Party• 4/13: 1st Grade Solar Party• 4/14: Science Fair• 4/22: 2nd Grade Earth Day Party and 3rd Grade Poetry Night• 4/30: 4th Grade State Fair Performance
Spring EventsIf you are interested in volunteering or helping with these upcoming spring events, please email the contact person listed below.
•Science Fair: Tuesday, April 14 (laura_getzin@ipsd)•Young PDAC Café: Thursday, April 23 ([email protected])•Multicultural Fair: Wednesday, May 13 ([email protected] or
We are excited about the coming of spring and the warmer weather it will bring. We still have many activities left for the last quarter of the school year. In addition, our teachers still have a lot of learning and discovering of new skills and concepts planned for Young students.
Sincerely,Ms. MorganPrincipal
ONE BOOK/ONE SCHOOL THANK YOU
Thank you to Ms. Morgan, Dr. Bell, and the entire NYE staff, as well as the PTA Board, for all of their support of the One Book/One School program. Thank you to the PTA for continuing to make this program possible with the purchase of the books and bookmarks for every NYE family.
A HUGE thank you to Mrs. Ranucci for her countless hours helping us to plan the program and all the “behind the scenes” work she did helping the activities run smoothly.
Thank you to the One Book/One School Committee for all their hard work with the overall planning and ALL the various tasks that went in to making the program a success. Thank you to Aushita Desai, Carol Flesch, Shahana Khan, Kathy Prince, Merna Raines, Lindsey Stark, Sue Ward, and Joanne Jachimiec. This program would not have been possible without you!!
Thanks to Merna Raines, Aushita Desai and Shahana Khan for their contributions and help with the display case.
Thank you to the following for their donations of trivia prizes: Scott Sonnenberg/Chicago Bulls, Subway, Bear Paddle, Oberweis, Sky High, Meatheads, Brunswick Zone, Culvers, Sport Clips, the Jachimiec family, and Smashburger.
Thank you Mr. Pape, Mrs. Ranucci, Mrs. Wilhelm, Mr. Maldonado, Mrs. Lally, Ms. Patel, Mrs. Szymanski, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Jaramillo, Mrs. Hartje, Mrs. Veitch, Ms. Morgan and Dr. Bell for reading for the podcasts. We know that tremendous time goes into this and want to say thank you for helping provide this for the students.
Thank you Jay Novotny for helping us with the set up for the assembly.
Thank you to Kati Eddinger and Anderson’s Bookfair Company for help with the book order.
Thank you to the PTA for providing “The Great Scott” Books Are Full of Magic Words for the entertaining and educational assembly.
Thank you to all the Young families for your participation in the program. We hope you enjoyed it as much as we did!
You all helped make this program a great success and you are all appreciated more than words can say!
- Sherri Nugent and Lianne McCoskey, One Book One School Co-Chairs
March 9-March 13 4th Grade PARCC Testing Week (9:30 am – 11:00 am)March 11 PTA Meeting at 9:30 am in the MPRMarch 13 PTA Son’s Night at The Main EventMarch 16-March 20 3rd Grade PARCC Testing Week (9:30 am – 11:00 am)March 16 5th Grade Math NightMarch 24 Kindergarten Musical Performance and PartyMarch 26 End of 3rd QuarterMarch 27 No School SIP DayMarch 30-April 3 Spring BreakApril 9 Open HouseApril 10 3rd Grade Wild West PartyApril 13 1st Grade Solar PartyApril 14 Science FairApril 22 2nd Grade Earth Day Party and 3rd Grade Poetry NightApril 30 4th Grade State Fair Performance
UPCOMING
DATES
Thank you to the following Bakers R Us committee members for donating items for the Staff Appreciation dinner: Dawn Malartsik, Aushita Desai, Shahana Khan, Lindsay Stark, Joanne Jachimiec, Stacie Hassler, and Joanne Vine.
Thank you to all our Nancy Young Families who attended the Wolves game. Thank you also to Zena Weir for planning the event. What a fun night!!
Thank you to all the families that attended the Subway Restaurant Night. We hope you enjoyed a good meal and time off from kitchen duties! Thank you for helping to support our PTA.
Thank you to all the parent volunteers who gave of their time to assist with the Jump Rope for Heart event in February. Without you, it would not have been the great event it was. All monies donated benefit the American Heart Association.
Thank you to all the families that have purchased items through the Market Day program over the years. You have been instrumental in supporting our PTA and its programs.
Thank you to everyone who turned in Box Tops! Your donations will help the PTA earn monies that will go toward valuable programs within Young Elementary. Thank you for your efforts. Keep collecting throughout the rest of the year and the summer.
Thank you to Lianne McCoskey and Sherri Nugent for chairing the One Book/One School Program. All of the hours they put in towards making this program successful is greatly appreciated!
Thank you to all of the fabulous decorators who volunteered to help for create “Candy Land” for this year’s Young Daughter Dance, especially Sue Ward, Kim Philo, Melissa Callister, Tricia Ogden, Janet Santana, Tracy Henkle, Kelly Howard, Jill LaVine and Kathy Prince.
Thank you to Kathleen Erdman, Jen Weisman, Erica Jannish, Dawn Malarsik and their helpers for providing such amazing snacks and refreshments for the dance. The Candy Land Café was enjoyed by all. Once again, our Bakers Are Us created delicious treats for everyone to enjoy - what a night!
Thank you to my awesome High School volunteers Anisha Gondesi and Nandini Sarup, who helped with all the finishing touches and helped throughout the dance.
Thank you to Dr. Bell and Mrs. Vacca for welcoming the girls and their dates at the front door.
Thank you to Hilda Rivera for helping with check-in and organizing the photographers. She really kept things moving.
Thank you to Jody Taylor and Sherri Nugent for handling the flower distribution.
A special thanks to Emily Dykstra and Steve Noe for staying to the very end helping to clean up! Without their help it would have been a very long night.
Thank you everyone who came out and volunteered with decorating, set-up, clean-up, coat check, photography, etc...,we simply could not have this dance without the help from each and every one of YOU - thank you so much for giving your time and energy to help make this night memorable for the girls and their dates.
Finally a huge thank you to Young’s custodians, Jay Novotny and his staff who helped with set up and cleaned up after.
-Mari Walbridge, Dance Chair
Spring Pictures will be taken on Tuesday, April 8, 2015.
GRANGER MIDDLE SCHOOL PTSA BOARD NOMINATIONS
The Granger PTSA Nominating Committee is currently accepting submissions/nominations for Executive Board positions for the 2015-2016 school year. If you are interested in serving in one of the elected officer positions (President, 1st Vice President, 2nd Vice President, Treasurer, or Secretary), please submit a short bio or resume telling us about yourself and which position you are seeking. Submissions can be emailed to Jodie Bach at [email protected].
The deadline for submissions is Monday, March 9th. The nominating committee will review all nominations received and present a slate of candidates at the March 12th PTSA meeting. Elections will take place at the April PTSA meeting. Elected officers will assume their board positions on July 1st. If you have any questions about the process or any of the positions, please contact Jodie Bach at (630)236-3696 or [email protected].
Young Son's NightMarch 13, 2015, 5:00pm-9:00pm
Main Event Entertainment28248 Diehl Road, Warrenville, IL 60555
(630) 393-9400(Next to Regal Cantera Movie Theater)
Thank you to all who have turned in their forms for Mother Son Night! We are looking forward
to a great night!! Information will go homethe week of March 10th.
If you have any questions or concerns please contact Zena Weir at [email protected].
SPRING PICTURES
We are gearing up for the Staff Appreciation Committee’s biggest event to finish the school year…Staff Appreciation Week, which runs from April 27th through May 1st.
We are looking for creative and fun ways to celebrate our Young Teachers!! We will spend the week showing our Staff how grateful we are for all that they do for our students.
If you are interested in volunteering, please contact Zena Weir at [email protected].
STAFF APPRECIATION
Join us for Dolphin Depot every Tuesday in January. We invite all grades, Kindergarten through 5th, to join us every week. The next dates for Dolphin Depot are:
March 10thMarch 17thMarch 24thApril 7th
We have fun Winter items right now with a new item or two appearing each week. Come check out the pencils, sharpeners, erasers, stamps, notebooks, and other fun and useful items for sale.
Please be sure to remind your student to check in with their classroom teacher BEFORE going to the Dolphin Depot to avoid being marked tardy.
If you are interested in volunteering, or have any questions, please contact Bari Baskin at 6 3 0 . 2 3 5 . 2 8 7 9 o r at [email protected].
DOLPHIN DEPOT
Pictures for events in February and March should be submitted as soon as possible after the event to the Yearbook Pictavo site.
YEARBOOK PICTURES
Every NYE fifth grader will receive a Memory Book from the PTA as an end-of-grade-school gift.
The Memory Book committee is asking parents of all 5th grade students to submit photos for this year's book. Each student will have a half page in the book dedicated just to him or her, and it will include a kindergarten photo and a fifth grade photo. Parents may upload two portraits or candid shots of their choosing (one
from Kindergarten and one from 5th grade) to Shutterfly at:
https://nye5thgradememorybook20142015.shutterfly.com/
You will need to log in to Shutterfly with your own account (these are free to create), and request membership to the NYE memory book site. Once approved, you may begin uploading your photos to the appropriate classroom folders. Photos of individual students are due as soon as possible.
In addition to individual portraits, we are gathering candid photos from kindergarten to present of current 5th grade students from any school events. Please begin looking through your old photos, and bring your camera to any of this year's activities!
If you would like to purchase special messages to your child to be included in the Memory Book, the order form is located on the next page of the newsletter. Please fill it out and return to school with your payment by the due date listed on the form.
Any questions regarding the Memory Book may be emailed to Carrie Czarnik at [email protected] or Bari Baskin at [email protected].
5TH GRADE MEMORY BOOK
REFLECTIONS ADVANCEMENTSOn behalf of the Nancy Young PTA, we are pleased to announced that the following Reflections
entries have advanced to the state of Illinois:
Gabrielle Czarnik - "Caring For Nature" (Photography)Olivia Moore - "Home Sweet Home" (Photography)
Cole Prince - "Better Place" (Literature)
Furthermore, the following student was awarded Honorable Mention by District 36.
Kylie Czarnik - "A Sky Full of Stars" (Dance Choreography)
Congratulations to these students and all the participants of the 2014-2015 Reflections Program.
RESTAURANT NIGHTOn Tuesday, March 24th, Domino’s Pizza will be hosting a Restaurant Night, all day, at the location on 646 S. Frontenac (630-585-8888).
The PTA will received 20 percent back of the proceeds.
More information will go home on ListServ. If you have any questions, please contact Zena Weir at [email protected].
Dolphin Dash 2015 Needs Your Help!!
The 2015 Dolphin Dash is tentatively scheduled for Saturday, May 9th, 2015. The Dolphin Dash is a PTA sponsored Fundraiser for Nancy Young. It is our largest fundraiser for the school. Funds raised in the past have gone towards events such as 5th Grade Memory Book, Art Awareness, One Book/One School, Field Day, Family Social Nights/Events, Classroom Parties, and Field Trips for the Classrooms.
This year, we are in need of volunteers to help with the Dolphin Dash. There are numerous opportunities to volunteer before the run and/or during the run. At this time, the PTA does not have the adequate number of volunteers needed to move forward with the planning of the Dolphin Dash. This event has always been a big hit with our students, families, and staff. We are hoping that volunteers will come forward to assist with the Dolphin Dash and once again, we can have a successful run to help our entire school!
Months of planning and work are put into this fundraiser. We have several committees that need to have someone to run them and volunteers to work with the chairperson(s). Please note that volunteer opportunities can occur during as well as outside of the school day.
Our biggest shortfall this year is with the Silent Auction, which raises the most funds from the Dash. This year, we do not have anyone to run the Silent Auction or to be on the committee. We have knowledgeable and experienced past committee members that would be willing to work with and train the new chair/committee members. Chair(s) or Committee Members for the Silent Auction would be involved in soliciting donations from previous sponsors, organizing the donation packages that are received, planning the bid sheets for the day of the race, setting up for the silent auction, and running the silent auction the day of the race. We would be delighted to have anyone help, as there are many of us who have worked with the run for the past years and our children will be leaving Nancy Young. We would like to train new volunteers so that the race can continue to run in the future and continue to raise the money needed for so many important PTA events.
Besides the Silent Auction, there are a number of other committees that need volunteers. Some include Publicity, Sponsorship, and Breakfast.
If you are interested in helping, please contact Jen Weisman, at [email protected].
We look forward to a successful Dolphin Dash!!!
PTA MEETING IN A MINUTEGuest Speaker – Superintendent Karen Sullivan
• Dr. Sullivan spoke about PARCC testing, funding, BYOT, test scores, and air conditioning in our district.
Principal’s Report – Adrienne Morgan• Please complete the 5Essentials Survey. Computers are set up at school.• Thank you to the PTA for the One Book/One School Program. Students and teachers are
very excited.
President’s Update – Mari Walbridge• Volunteers are needed for the Dolphin Dash on May 9th. Please see Jen Weisman,
Dawn Malartsik, or Kathleen Erdman.• The Young PTA Bylaws were updated with language about the duties of the 1st Vice
President as well as the 2nd Vice President last month and were posted for 30 days. A motion was made to approve them by Jen Weisman, 2nd by Kathleen Erdman. All were in favor. There were no nays. The Bylaws were approved.
Treasurer’s Report – Jody Taylor• Thank you to all who attended Bingo Night. Once all of the reimbursements are paid
out, there will be a better idea of the profit.• All of our big events are in the spring – Young Daughter’s Dance, Mother/Son Night,
Dolphin Dash, Spring Parties, etc.., so there will be a lot of money coming in and out of budget.
• Please volunteer for these activities.
Social – Zena Weir• Mother/Son Night is on March 13th at Main Event. Forms were in the newsletter and will
go home in backpack mail as well.
Membership and Communication – Kathy Prince• The Newsletter deadline is coming up. Please submit articles to Joanne Jachimiec.• If you would like information placed on the school website, please submit to Kathy
Prince.• The next School Board meeting in on March 9th.• If you would like to order a yearbook, please go to HR Imaging online. There is an 800
number posted on the school’s website that can be called to see if a book was ordered.
Service – Mari Walbridge• We are trying to figure out testing snacks. There are two testing sessions and the
students will be using computers, so no messy snacks are allowed!
The next PTA general meeting date is March 11, 2015 at 9:30am.
Start working on next year’s Reflections entry!!
The theme for 2015 is
"Let your imagination fly."
The next IPPA Meeting will be held on April 14th, at 7:00pm.
If you would like more information on IPPA, please refer to their website at http://i p s d w e b . i p s d . o r g / I P P C / D e f a u l t . a s p x /ProjectArrowPTA.
PDAC INFORMATION
(Parent’s Diversity Advisory Council) The next PDAC meeting will be held on March 17th, from 7-9pm. The topic for discussion is How We Can Welcome Families of Diverse Religions?
If you would like more information on PDAC, please refer to their website at http://www.ipsd.org/Subpage.aspx/PDAC.
Our next newsletter will be published the first week of April via List-Serve and will be posted on the Nancy Young Website.
If there is anything that you would like included in that newsletter, please submit to Joanne Jachimiec at [email protected] by March15, 2015.
APRIL PTA NEWSLETTER
IPSN PTA (Indian Prairie Special Needs)
The next General Meeting of the IPSN PTA will be held on Thursday, March 12, 2015, at 7:00 PM at the Crouse Education Center, 2nd Floor - Board Room B6. The general meeting will be held from 7-7:30pm and then at 7:30pm there will be a presentation on Legal Information for Special Needs Families.
IPPA PTA (Indian Prairie
Project Arrow)
Senate Bill 16 was not passed during the lame duct session of the Illinois legislature. It is, however, expected to be reintroduced as Senate Bill One in similar form in the future.
LEGISLATIVE NEWS
The next IPPC Meeting will be held on March 19th, at 9:30am.
IPPC INFORMATION
Community members have the opportunity to learn about the candidates running in the upcoming school board election by attending one of the following forums:
March 10, 2015, 7:00 p.m.City Council Chambers, Naperville Municipal Building400 S. Eagle Street, NapervilleHosted by Naperville Area Homeowners Association
March 19, 2015, 7:00 p.m.Crouse Education Center, 780 Shoreline Drive, AuroraHosted by Indian Prairie Parents' Council and League of Women Voters
The March 19th forum will be streamed live at http://ipsd.us/V5CYU. The forums on March 5th and March 19th will also be available the following days on 204tv.org.
Three seats on the seven member board of education will be filled at the April 7 election. The candidates will serve four-year terms expiring in April 2019.
The following candidates will be on the ballot:
Justin KarubasLori PriceMark RisingRenata Sliva
SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATE FORUMS
The office is now collecting names of incoming kindergarten students for the 2015-2016 school year. If you, a neighbor or a friend have a child in the Young attendance area who will be 5 years old, on or before September 1, 2015 (as required by Illinois State Law) he or she is eligible to enroll in kindergarten for the 2015-16 school year. To pre-register your student, please return the three forms located at http://ipsdweb.ipsd.org/newsfiles/news_68249_2.pdf. (These papers may be returned in several ways: email to [email protected] or [email protected]; drop it off to the main office; fax to 630-375-3801; contact the office staff at 630-375-3800) We ask that these forms be completed and returned as soon as possible.
We are pleased to offer ALL-DAY kindergarten for your child. A HALF DAY kindergarten class is also available. The hours for both of the options are as follows:
• All Day: 9:05 AM - 3:35 PM• Half day: 9:05 AM - 11:50 AM or 12:50 PM - 3:35 PM (your child will be assigned to
either AM or PM)• Please note that if you select the half day option, your child may not necessarily attend his or
her home school, Buses will be provided if your child attends a half day program at another school. Pre-registration and registration materials will be used to anticipate the need for half day kindergarten classes, but final decisions, including location, will not be made until after the registration deadline of May 22, 2015.
The 2015 Parent Kindergarten Information Night was held on Tuesday, March 3, 2015 at Young Elementary. If you were unable to attend the Parent Information Night, notes from the evening will be placed on the school website for viewing.
Ready Set Kindergarten Night – May 28, 2015
On Thursday, May 28th, from 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm, Young staff will host Ready Set Kindergarten Night. During this evening, incoming Kindergarten students will participate in a 10 minute pre-kindergarten interview that will focus on pre-literacy, math, fine motor, and language skills. Parents will receive a brief summary sheet about their student’s interview. After the interview, parents and students will have the opportunity to tour the school together. While students are working with teachers, parents will have the opportunity to register for the upcoming school year and talk with our office staff or PTA members about Young Elementary School. If you need to sign up for a time slot, please contact the school office.
Kindergarten 2015 Student Orientation Date – August 20, 2015
On Thursday, August 20, 2015, the first day of the 2015-2016 school year, Kindergarten students and their parents will attend a one hour kindergarten Orientation in their assigned teacher’s classroom. During Kindergarten Orientation, Kindergarten students and their families will learn about the Kindergarten day and they will take a tour of the building. If you cannot attend your assigned orientation session, please feel free to attend at a different time period. Kindergarten Orientation Times (8/20/15)Last name begins with: A – M 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM N – Z 1:30 PM – 2:30 PM
Kindergarten 2015 First Day of School – August 21, 2015
The first full day of Kindergarten student attendance for the 2015-2016 school year will occur on Friday, August 21st, from 9:05 am – 3:35 pm. The bell rings at 8:50 am for student entrance into the school. Please note that on Wednesdays, the school day begins at 9:15 am due to Professional Development Wednesdays. On Wednesdays, the building doors open at 9:00 am for student entrance to the building. On Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays the school day starts at 9:05 am
PTA Meetings are held in the Multi-Purpose Room at NYE at 9:30am, unless noted otherwise. Children are welcome to attend with you.
The dates for the rest of the school year are:
March 11thApril 15thMay 13th
Get involved and find out what is happening at your child’s school! Anyone may attend the meetings - only PTA members can vote.
NYE PTA WEBSITEIf you are looking for any information about our PTA activities, please check out the PTA pages on the Nancy Young Elementary website at http://young.ipsd.org/Subpage.aspx?id=626.
The website is updated weekly with current information about PTA events at Young Elementary. The tabs include Forms, Meetings, Events, Art Awareness, Reflections, Committees, Volunteers, Newsletters, Support PTA, and PTA News.
If you have any questions, or would like to add information to the PTA website, please contact Kathy Prince at [email protected].
PTA MEETINGS
If you would like to view the lunch menus, click on
http://indianprairie.schooldish.com/School%20Menus.aspx.
LUNCH MENUS
If you are interested in learning more about the Illinois PTA and its programs, log on to:
http://www.illinoispta.org
The website is full of information useful to NYE parents.
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