TIGER TALK

A NEWSLETTER FOR OUR TIMBERCREST FAMILY

Volume 10 Issue 28 http://schools.volusia.k12.fl.us/timbercrest April 1, 2016

UPCOMING EVENTS

Every Monday Remember to wear your Olweus T-Shirt.

PTA WILL PASS OUT A SURPRISE TREAT FOR THOSE STUDENTS WEARING THEIR ORANGE

T-SHIRTS ON ANY RANDOM MONDAY

April 4th - pta gourmet dip

fundraiser begins These powdered dips are easy to make and yummy for all

occasions. All procedes from this fundraiser will benefit Timber-crest students. Flyers will be sent home this week.

APRIL 4TH - STRAIGHT A BREAKFAST 8:15 a.m. - Cafeteria

Congratulations to the 49 students (Grades 2-5) who earned Straight A’s during the third grading period.

Way to go TIGERS!

April 6th - last early reléase

Wednesday for the month of April Early Release Wednesdays will not resume until May 25th.

APRIL 7TH - GOOD NEWS CLUB ENDS Thank you to the members of CEF of East Central Florida!

APRIL 9TH - TIMBERCREST

FUN & FITNESS NIGHT 6-8 p.m. - Cost is $6.00

Our Music Department will receive $3.00 of each fee. A waiver for each child must be completed at the gym.

APRIL 19TH - PTA SPIRIT NIGHT AT

TEXAS ROADHOUSE RESTAURANT Please mark your calendars –flyers will be sent home soon with

more information.

MAY 2ND & 3RD - KDG. REGISTRATION 8:00 - 10:00 a.m. in the Cafeteria

To register a child, he/she must be five years old on or before September 1, 2016. Documents needed:

Certified Birth Certificate Physical (less than one year old)

Immunization (Shot) Record Proof of Residence (two forms)

Social Security Number (requested)

Parents, Our students will resume testing the week of April 11th. Please make sure your child arrives to school no later than 7:55 a.m. Free breakfast will be available for all students until April 29th in the cafeteria beginning at 7:20 a.m.

FSA TESTING schedule Monday, April 11th - Reading (Grade 4) Session 1

Science (Grade 5) Session 1 Tuesday, April 12th - Reading (Grade 4) Session 2

Science (Grade5) Session 2

Monday, April 18th - Reading (Grade 5) Session 1 Tuesday, April 19th - Reading (Grade 5) Session 2 Wednesday, April 20th - Math (Grade 5) Session 1

Thursday, April 21st - Math (Grade 5) Session 2 (Makeup testing will take place from April 12th - May 6th)

Now that weather is warmer and you may be getting out your spring

clothes, we encourage parents and students to review Policy 217-Student

Appearance and Dress Code. Students should be in compliance with the

Volusia County Schools dress code to ensure that they are neat and

properly dressed. For the complete dress code, please visit

http://myvolusiaschools.org.

*HEAD - No caps, visors, hoods, bandanas, sunglasses or other head

gear, except with administrative permission.

*UPPER GARMENTS - All garments must cover shoulder to shoulder.

All garments must be long enough to clearly overlap the beltline or stay

tucked. NO halter tops, tanks tops, spaghetti straps or muscle shirts.

*LOWER GARMENTS - Undergarments and the buttocks MUST re-

main entirely covered even while seated. Dresses, skirts and shorts must

be at least mid-thigh or below in length.

* FOOTWEAR - Shoes must be safe and appropriate. No slippers or

shoes with wheels are permitted on campus. Cleats may be worn for

appropriate extracurricular sports in proper areas.

*ACCESSORIES - Clothing, jewelry and accessories must not convey

inappropriate messages.

NO SANDALS or OPEN TOE SHOES. This will ensure

the safety of all students on campus.

VOLUSIA COUNTY SCHOOL CALENDAR 2015-16

May 25 (Wednesday) Early Release

May 30 (Monday) Memorial Day Holiday

June 1 (Wednesday) Early Release

June 7 (Tuesday) Last Day of School for Students –Early Release

June 9 (Thursday) Last Day of School for Teachers

MONDAY

Breakfast - Pancakes or Cinnamon Roll; Cereal; Cinnamon Toast Lunch - Chicken Nuggets w/Roll; Ham & Cheese Salad w/ Roll; PBJ

TUESDAY

Breakfast-Ham or Egg & Cheese Bagel; Cereal; Cinnamon Toast Lunch– Grilled Cheese Sandwich w/Shrimp Poppers; Chicken Nugget &

Cheese Salad w/Roll; PBJ

WEDNESDAY

Breakfast - Yogur t Par fait w/Blueber r ies; Cereal; Cinnamon Toast

Lunch –Ravioli w/Roll; Popcorn Chix&Cheese Salad w/Roll; PBJ

THURSDAY

Breakfast - Stuffed Sausage & Gravy Biscuit; Cereal; Cinnamon Toast

Lunch - Chix Patty Sandwich; Ham & Cheese Salad w/Roll; PBJ

FRIDAY

Breakfast - French Toast Sticks; Cereal; Cinnamon Toast

Lunch - Pizza-Cheese or Pepperoni; Ham & Cheese Salaqd w/Roll; PBJ

The following students have received Positive Referrals:

FREE BREAKFAST

School Way Café will be offering free breakfasts to all students from February 29th

through April 29th. This time frame will cover the bulk of State Testing.

Gracie S. Madelyn M. Matthew H. Ryan F. Jackson M. Annalise G. Alexander C. Yandiel R. Bradley B. Yamilet D. Zoe S. Amelia F. E. J. V. Gavin G. Mileyshka B. Jetsiany B. Austin H. Janairis M. Adriana E. Alena C. Regan G. Samantha O. Yirelis T. Damien W. Yariel R. Ciera C. Kaelis R.

Madelyn R. Jocilyn A. Devin M. Lane K. Damien S. Carli V. Aubrey F. Jeremy D. Mailiw M. Areant M. Cody Y. Dylan Y. Gianelli L. Ian R. Valeria R. Emily P. Krystalynn S. Bailee S. Alfredo G. Rashyan B. Justin J. Mark S. Peyton G. Juan G. Sarah W. Jackson G. Xavier R.

Juliana C. Dayshalee C. Baylee D. Aaron F. Jayden G. Noah F. Roberto T. Kaelis R. Jorge D. Giovanni R. Luis R. Kaylani C. Jerald O. Lucas N. Landon H. Sean F. Anthony R,. Mia E. Jayden R. Juliana C. Krystalynn S. Valena R. Logan B. Emily P. Daniel M. Kobe M. Austin H.

MARCH ELA/WRITING

STETSON VOUCHER WINNERS

Daniel K.

Amanda C.

Jasmine P.

Marcus C.

Ruthiniabell S.

Austin A.

Mallorie Y.

Emily P.

Molly M.

Aniyah B.

Gabriel M.

Christine C.

Amarya H.

David D.

Jensen R.

Logan W.

Joziah S.

A big “Thank You” to School Way Café for providing free breakfast to ALL STUDENTS for these past few weeks and for the upcoming month of April. This is especially good news for those grade levels who will be involved in test-ing. When children of all ages eat a healthy meal at the beginning of the school day, their overall performance improves. So whether kids get their breakfast at home or at school, remem-ber kids can’t do their best unless they’re well fed in the morning.