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9th: Pampered in
Pajamas
6:00 - 8:00 PM
13th: PTG Meeting
9:30 AM
14th: Schwan’s
Pickup
21st - 26th:
No School
Thanksgiving Break
The Sauder Newsletter
http://sauderelementaryptg.weebly.com
November 1, 2012 Volume 7 Issue 3
Important Dates
in NOVEMBER:
Sauder
Club
The world is but a canvas to the imagination.”
-Henry David Thoreau
When: Monday, November 12, 2012 - 3:30-5:00
Where: Sauder Cafeteria
Project: Pulp Masks…
Each student will create a one-of-a-kind mask.
Cost: $10..the first 25 students will be registered. You will
receive a confirmation as a receipt. Please send money in
a sealed envelope with your child’s name, grade, and
teacher’s name. Please make checks payable to Sauder PTG.
Why: “You can’t use up creativity.
The more you use, the more you have.”-Maya Angelou
Questions & Concerns:
Please contact Karen Hyde at [email protected]
Volume 7 Issue 3 Page 2
Art Extravaganza Update…
We are still collecting the $5 fee for the fabulous projects the kids will be creating this year for the Art Extravaganza.
Please remember to send in the money labeled with your child’s name and teacher’s name. This money is strictly
being used to pay for the supplies needed for the individual projects created by each student. The first class for each
grade to turn in all their money will receive a cupcake party!
The Project your child will be working on is:
Kindergarten - 3D Collage on 12x12 Stretched Canvas
91 total students / 51 paid students so far
1st Grade - Button Art on 8x8 Stretched Canvas
109 total students / 71 paid students so far
2nd Grade - Clay Sculpting
123 total students / 70 paid students paid so far
3rd Grade - Recycled Plastic Cap Art on 11x14 Stretched Canvas
148 total students / 85 paid students paid so far
4th Grade - Plaster Hand Mold
122 total students / 64 paid students paid so far
5th Grade - 3D Plaster Art on 8x10 Stretched Canvas
141 total students / 73 paid students paid so far
The Art Extravaganza Committee is looking forward to displaying all
the wonderful projects created by each student. If you are interested in
being on this committee, it is not too late...contact Karen Hyde at [email protected].
Volume 7 Issue 3 Page 3
Volume 7 Issue 3 Page 4
Yearbook News
Did you take pictures at your child’s Halloween Party?
Yearbook needs your pictures!! Please send in a hard copy of your picture to
Rebecca Brownlee c/o Jadon Brownlee (Fritz), or email them to
Please do not email photos that are taken by your camera phone. I know that camera
phones have great resolution, however, for some reason when photos are taken using
phones they appear blurry and fuzzy in the yearbook.
I will not be able to use any pictures that appear blurry or fuzzy.
If you have questions or concerns about the yearbook please contact
Rebecca Brownlee at 330.327.8868 or [email protected]
“Me and My Guy” Dance Theme
It’s a umpah loompha night!
This year we decided to let the fifth grade girls vote on the theme
for the “Me and My Guy” Dance.
They had four themes to select from and over half of the votes
went to Willy Wonka/Candy Wonderland theme.
We hope all of the girls and their guys can come join us on
February 22nd for an evening of sugary fun.
Flyers detailing the event will be sent out in January.
Hope to see you there.
Volume 7 Issue 3 Page 5
To find participating stores
in your area check out:
www.enjoyaccess.com
Type in “550” in the 1st box
Type “guest” in the 2nd box
Enter in your zip code to
see the discounts!
Can be used at over 100,000 participating vendors NATIONWIDE!!
Similar to an Entertainment Book but can be used nationwide vs. in a specific geographic area.
Coupons can be printed and used MULTIPLE times!
Card is good for one year starting from PTG order date.
70% of each card sold goes to Sauder Elementary.
Great VALUE as a gift to give for holidays, giveaways, customer or employee appreciation awards or to family and friends.
GREEN—find your favorite merchants and print their coupon as needed.
ONLY
$10!
Volume 7 Issue 3 Page 6
Hello Sauder Families,
HAPPY THANKSGIVING
We are off to a wonderful start with collecting our Box Tops and Campbell Labels.
Please remember to put your child's TEACHER’S NAME on the bag or sheet that they hand
in so their class gets the credit for the contests.
Please check out these websites for more info on both of them.
Box Tops- boxtops4education, Campbells- labelsforeducation.com.
Giant Eagle has a website that you can go to for their bonus eboxtops which is
boxtops.gianteagle.com.
Please contact me with any questions or concerns you may have.
Dawn Smith
330.806.0981 or [email protected]
The Winners of the first nine weeks contest is
THE WHITE TEAM:
Mrs. Kish Mrs. Winters Mrs. Nehlen Mrs. Ciccolini Mrs. Swinderman
Mrs. Campanale Mrs. Washburn Mrs. Swift Mr. Evans Mrs. Reynolds
These classrooms will receive cupcakes from the Sauder Bakers!!
Keep brining in those labels!
This is a great and fun way to earn money for Sauder Elementary!
Volume 7 Issue 3 Page 7
Book Fair was a HUGE success!
Thank you to all of the parents that
helped with the Book Fair.
It was such an amazing week because of all of you!
The children had a wonderful time dressing up differently
each day to get excited for Book Fair.
The Family Night was awesome.
Thank you to all of the JHS Cheerleaders and Football players
that came and read to the children on the stage…
they were great “All Stars”!
The approximate profit that we made on the Fall Book Fair is
$4,000.
Volume 7 Issue 3 Page 8
JACKSON YOUTH WRESTLING PROGRAM
Participants will learn the fundamentals and basic skills necessary to be successful in the sport of wrestling.
These skills are taught in a positive and enthusiastic manner by our volunteer coaching staff. Our wrestling program
is led by High School Coach Mr. Rocky Laughlin, Middle School Coach Mr. Brian Marcelli,
and Head Youth Coach Mr. Jim Bostic. Mr. Paul Heston is the President of our Jackson TakeDown Club.
Competition is an integral part of any wrestling program. We believe that we are building the foundation for a high
school program that will be considered one of the premier programs in Northeast Ohio as well as the state as a
whole. It is our goal to help our children grow and develop vital skills necessary to succeed on the wrestling mat as
well as everyday life. Key values such as sportsmanship, character, positive attitude, discipline, self-confidence, and
hard work create the core of this successful program. The key to any good ending is a strong beginning.
We believe this program will set the stage towards a successful and rewarding life for all our children.
Practices will be held for First and Second year wrestlers on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6pm to 7:30pm at the
Middle School. Our more experienced wrestlers (Varsity level) will practice Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from
6pm to 8pm at the Middle School.
Our first practices will be on Monday, November 5 and Tuesday, November 6, depending on your level. If you have
a question on which day to start, please ask! Practices will continue into the first of February.
League matches will be held at GlenOak High School in North Canton on Sunday afternoons. The first league meet
is in late November and runs through to January.
Our newer wrestlers will be involved in “All Star Saturdays”: special competitions designed to educate and build
skill levels. However, a wrestler does not have to compete in any matches if they choose.
Those dates for the “All Star Saturdays” are yet to be determined.
All Forms are available online.
Please… SIGN UP NOW AT www.polarbearwrestling.com
"Once you've wrestled everything else in life becomes easier." ~ Dan Gable
www.polarbearwrestling.com
Volume 7 Issue 3 Page 9
A Note from the Principal’s Desk…..
Lockdown Drill
In accordance with state mandates, we recently conducted a lockdown drill at Sauder Elementary. A Jackson police officer
and a former police chief supervised this drill.
Students are instructed specifically to address a
potential inside or outside intruder. During the drill, there were several parents trying to enter the school but were locked
outside. The police officers recommended that we notify parents that if they ever come to the school and find the doors locked,
they need to return to their cars. Do NOT call the school.
We will not be permitted to answer.
Volume 7 Issue 3 Page 10
Words of Wisdom from your School Counselor, Amy Cornell...
All Jackson parents are invited
to attend…
TECHNOLOGY SAFETY: A Parent Informational Meeting
Wednesday, November 7, 2012
6:30 – 7:30 pm
Jackson High School
Come and witness a very informative, eye-opening presentation by
Officer Jackie Ecrement of the Jackson Township Police Department.
Topics include:
Technology safety Internet safety Cyber-bullying Texting Social Media (Facebook)
If your child has a cell phone or uses a computer, you are strongly encouraged to attend!
NOTE: This presentation will include ADULT content.
Elementary aged children are not advised to attend. JMMS and JHS students are permitted to attend, at parent discretion.
Questions? Contact your Elementary School’s Guidance Counselor!
Amy Cornell, Sauder Tami Neff, Strausser Lee Fortner, Lake Cable and Amherst
Volume 7 Issue 3 Page 11
A Note from the School Nurse……
Staying Healthy During Cold & Flu Season
Staying healthy through cold and flu season can be a challenge. Following these simple tips can help minimize the threat:
Wash hands frequently. Colds and the flu are spread from contact with surfaces that have been contaminated with those viruses.
Washing hands for 20 seconds removes viruses; decreasing the chance of contracting a cold or the flu.
Soap and water is the best method to remove germs and viruses; however, alcohol-based sanitizers are acceptable if soap and water are not readily available.
Cover coughs and sneezes.
Coughs and sneezes spread germs and virus through droplet particles that can easily be transferred to others from hand-to-hand contact or by touching infected surfaces.
Using tissues or the crook of your elbow minimizes the transfer of germs to others.
Get proper rest.
Sufficient sleep allows the body to effectively fight off viruses and infections.
Children should sleep in a dark room without a TV or computer.
Suggested sleep amounts:
ages 5 – 8: 10 to 12 hours/night
ages 9 – 12: 10 to 11 hours/night
ages 13 – 18: 8 to 10 hours/night
adults: 7 to 9 hours/night
Consider getting a flu shot.
Annual flu shots provide protection against the most common strains of the flu predicted for the season.
Since the flu virus can mutate, there is no way to be completely protected; however, getting the flu vaccine can minimize flu symptoms if you are exposed.
Flu vaccines can be given through injections or flu mist up the nose.
Feel free to contact me any time with questions or concerns that you may have.
Carrie Anne Shoop, RN, BSN, MSN [email protected] 330.830.8034 ext. 3593
Sauder Elementary School
7503 Mudbrook, NW
Massillon, OH 44646
Phone: 330-830-8028
Fax: 330-830-8032
Sauder Elementary
PTG
(No PTG meeting)
4th: Lifetouch Candid Day
5th: 4th Grade Concert
7:00 PM
10-14th: Holiday Shop
(during school hours)
17th: 5th Grade Band Concert
19th: Schwans Pick up
24-31st: No School
(Winter Break)
December
Visit our website:
http://sauderelementaryptg.weebly.com
This site is updated often! It is the best way to find out
what is going on at Sauder!!!
VISIT OUR
WEBSITE!!!!
If you have questions or concerns about this Newsletter please contact Rebecca Brownlee at
If you would like to include something in the Sauder Newsletter please email me your entry
by the 15th of the previous month!
1st - 2nd: No School (Winter Break)
9th: PTG Meeting at 9:30 AM (WEDNESDAY)
16th: Schwan’s Pick Up
17th - 18th: COSI
(Current Conditions)
21st: No School
25th: Boys’ Blockbuster
Bash (6:00 - 8:00 PM)
January
