February 2016 - Damascus Elementary School PTA

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A newsletter from Principal Collins and the DES PTA
February 2016
PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE
DAMASCUS
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
ADDRESS:
10201 Bethesda Church Road
Damascus, MD 20872
PHONE:
301-253-7080
FAX:
301-253-8717
SCHOOL WEBSITE:
http://
montgomeryschoolsmd.org/
schools/damascuses/
PRINCIPAL:
Bill Collins
EMAIL:
William_J_Collins
@mcpsmd.org
TWITTER:
@collinswj
PTA WEBSITE:
www.damascuspta.com
PTA EMAIL:
[email protected]
The winter weather has had a great
impact on our school and community this winter. There have been
many days of missed instruction
and many meetings and events that
have had to be rescheduled or
canceled due to these weather
events. I would like to thank everyone for your support and flexibility
during this time as we continue to
forge ahead with our school
program.
Watch Video Recording of
PARCC Webinar
MCPS presented a webinar on the
PARCC (Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and
Careers) assessments for parents
on February 10. Staff provided
important information on the upcoming changes for the 2016 tests
and provided tips to help parents
better understand the score reports
from the Spring 2015 administration of the PARCC tests. If you were
unable to watch it live, you can view
the video recording of the webinar
on the MCPS website at:
www.montgomeryschoolsmd.
org/curriculum/parcc/
The presentation document is available in English, Spanish, French,
Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean, and
Amharic. If you have additional
questions about the PARCC assess-
ments, visit the MCPS PARCC
webpage, which features a variety of
helpful tools, FAQs, videos, and
much more.
Summer Opportunities Fair Set
for March 2
Parents can explore a wide range of
summer opportunities for school-age
children at a fair on Wednesday,
March 2. Local and regional providers will be available to talk about
summer camps, programs, and
activities. During the fair, parents
can meet program staff, pick up
applications, and get information on
financial assistance.
The fair will be held from 7:00-8:30
p.m. at Carver Educational Services
Center, 850 Hungerford Dr. in
Rockville. Register online at:
www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/
departments/parentacademy/
parentacademyregister.aspx
Stay Informed About the MCPS
FY 2017 Operating Budget
The Montgomery County Board of
Education has recommended a $2.5
billion operating budget for Fiscal
Year (FY) 2017. The budget request
includes a $180.2 million increase
from FY 2016, which will allow the
district to make targeted investments
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PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE (continued from page 1)
to close the achievement gap;
improve students’ literacy and
math skills; reduce class sizes;
foster stronger partnerships with
the community and families to
support students; and accelerate
efforts to improve and diversify
the workforce. The Board’s budget
request will be submitted to the
Montgomery County Executive
and the County Council. The
County Executive is expected to
release his FY 2017 operating
budget recommendation by
March 15.
The Montgomery County Council
will hold public hearings on the
county budget in April before
passing a final budget in May. Stay
informed and engaged on the
Board’s budget request on
the MCPS Operating Budget
website at:
www.montgomeryschoolsmd.
org/departments/budget/
Be sure to share your ideas and
views on the importance of funding the MCPS operating budget
with our elected Montgomery
County officials—the Montgomery
County Board of Education, the
County Executive, and the Montgomery County Council—through
emails, letters, short videos, and
testimonials.
Five Education Budget Meetings,
presented by Montgomery County
Councilmember Craig Rice, MCPS
Interim Superintendent Larry
Bowers, and Montgomery College
President DeRionne Pollard, are
scheduled for February and
March. Find out how budget decisions are made, what the county is
doing today to get ready for FY
2017 and beyond, and the opportunities residents have to influence
budget decisions. The meetings
will take place from 6:30 to 8:00
p.m. at the following locations:
 February 17, Montgomery
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College (Germantown), BE
Building, Room 151, 20200
Observation Drive, Germantown
February 24, Albert Einstein
High School, 11135 Newport
Mill Road, Kensington
March 9, Gaithersburg High
School, 101 Education Blvd.,
Gaithersburg
March 16, Col. Zadok Magruder High School, 5939 Muncaster Mill Road, Rockville
March 23, Thomas S. Wootton
High School, 2100 Wootton
Pkwy., Rockville
Board of Education Conditionally Appoints Dr. Jack R.
Smith as Superintendent
The Montgomery County Board of
Education has identified a finalist
for the position of superintendent
of schools—Dr. Jack R. Smith, who
is currently the interim state
superintendent of Maryland
schools and former superintendent of schools in Calvert County.
Dr. Smith has more than 30 years
of experience as an educator and
administrator.
Community engagement was a
crucial part of the search for the
superintendent of schools. Dr.
Smith met with a community
panel of Montgomery County
stakeholders to provide feedback
to Board members and help them
arrive at a decision on the appropriate candidate. In the coming
weeks, a contingent of the Board
will be in touch with stakeholders
and Dr. Smith’s colleagues. Based
on the outcome of this feedback,
contract negotiations, and obtaining state approval, the Board plans
to hire Dr. Smith as the next
superintendent of MCPS effective
July 1, 2016.
A series of public meetings will be
scheduled in the near future for
parents and the community to
meet Dr. Smith.
MCPS News in 90
MCPS News in 90 and Noticias en
90 (in Spanish) are 90-second
updates on what is happening
throughout the district. The shows
are cablecast on MCPS TV and
may be viewed online at:
English:
news.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/
Español:
news.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/
es/noticias/
~ Bill Collins
Principal
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NOTICIAS EN ESPAÑOL
Grabación video del reloj del Webinar PARCC
MCPS presentó un seminario en línea sobre las evaluaciones PARCC (Asociación para la Evaluación de la
Preparación Universitaria y de Carreras) para los padres, el 10 de febrero. El personal ofreció información
significativa sobre los próximos cambios para las pruebas del 2016 y consejos para ayudar a los padres a
entender mejor los informes de calificaciones de las evaluaciones PARCC administradas en la primavera del
2015. Si usted no pudo verlo en vivo, puede ver la grabación en vídeo del seminario en el sitio de internet de
MCPS, http://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/curriculum/parcc/. La presentación está Disponible en
Inglés, español, francés, chino, vietnamita, coreano y amárico. Si tiene preguntas adicionales, sobre las
evaluaciones PARCC, asegúrese de visitar la página de internet de PARCC de MCPS, la cual cuenta con una
variedad de herramientas útiles, preguntas frecuentes, videos, y mucho más.
Manténgase Informado Acerca del Presupuesto Operativo de MCPS Para el Año
Fiscal 2017
El Consejo de Educación del Condado de Montgomery ha recomendado, un presupuesto operativo de $2.5
mil millones para el año fiscal (FY) 2017. La solicitud de presupuesto incluye un aumento de $180.2
millones con respecto al del año fiscal 2016, esto le permitirá al distrito hacer inversiones específicas para
cerrar la brecha de rendimiento; mejorar las habilidades de lectura, escritura y matemáticas de los
estudiantes; reducir el tamaño de las clases; fomentar las asociaciones más fuertes con la comunidad y las
familias para apoyar a los estudiantes; y acelerar los esfuerzos para mejorar y diversificar la fuerza de
trabajo. La solicitud presupuestaria del Consejo será sometida ante el Ejecutivo y el Concejo del Condado de
Montgomery. Se espera que el Ejecutivo del Condado publique su recomendación de presupuesto operativo
para el año fiscal 2017 para el 15 de marzo. El Concejo del Condado de Montgomery llevará a cabo
audiencias públicas sobre el presupuesto del condado en abril, antes de aprobar un presupuesto final en
mayo. Manténgase informado y comprometido en la solicitud de presupuesto del Consejo en el sitio de
internet del presupuesto operativo de MCPS.
Asegúrese de compartir sus ideas y puntos de vista sobre la importancia de financiar el presupuesto
operativo de MCPS con nuestros funcionarios electos del Condado de Montgomery, el Consejo de
Educación, el Ejecutivo del Condado, y el Concejo del Condado de Montgomery a través de
correos electrónicos, cartas, videos cortos, y testimonios.
Cinco reuniones del Presupuesto de Educación, presentadas por el concejal del condado de Montgomery,
Craig Rice, el Superintendente Interino de MCPS, Larry Bowers, y el Presidente de Montgomery College,
DeRionne Pollard, están programadas para febrero y marzo. Descubre cómo se toman las decisiones
presupuestarias, lo que el condado está haciendo para estar listo para el año fiscal 2017 y más allá, y las
oportunidades que los residentes tienen de influir en las decisiones presupuestarias. Las reuniones se
llevarán a cabo de 6:30 p.m. a 8:00 p.m. en las siguientes ubicaciones:
17 de febrero, Montgomery College (Germantown Campus), BE Building, Room 151, 20200 Observation Drive, Germantown
24 de febrero, Albert Einstein High School, 11135 Newport Mill Road, Kensington
9 de marzo, Gaithersburg High School, 101 Educación Blvd., Gaithersburg
16 de marzo, Col. Zadok Magruder High School, 5939 Muncaster Mill Road, Rockville
23 de marzo, Thomas S. Wootton High School, 2100 Wootton Pkwy., Rockville
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NOTICIAS EN ESPAÑOL
Feria de Oportunidades de Verano Programada Para el 2 de Marzo
Los padres pueden explorar una amplia gama de oportunidades de verano para niños en edad escolar
durante la feria del miércoles, 2 de marzo. Los proveedores locales y regionales estarán disponibles para
hablar de los campamentos de verano, programas y actividades. Durante la feria, los padres pueden conocer
al personal del programa, obtener las solicitudes, e información sobre ayuda financiera. La feria se realizará
de 7:00 p.m. a 8:30 p.m. en el Centro de Servicios Estudiantiles Carver, 850 Hungerford Dr. en Rockville.
Visite http://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/departments/parentacademy/parentacademyregister.aspx
para inscribirse para la feria.
El Consejo de Educación Nombra Condicionalmente al Dr. Jack R. Smith Como
Superintendente
El Consejo de Educación del Condado de Montgomery ha identificado a un finalista para la posición de
superintendente de escuelas - Dr. Jack R. Smith, quien es actualmente el superintendente interino de
escuelas de Maryland y antiguo superintendente de escuelas en el Condado de Calvert. El Dr. Smith tiene
más de 30 años de experiencia como educador y administrador.
La participación de la comunidad fue parte decisiva de la búsqueda del superintendente de escuelas. El Dr.
Smith se reunió con un grupo de la comunidad del Condado de Montgomery quienes proporcionaron
información a los miembros del Consejo para ayudarlos a llegar a una decisión sobre el candidato adecuado.
En las próximas semanas, un contingente del Consejo se pondrá en contacto con las partes interesadas y
colegas del Dr. Smith. Basado en el resultado de esta información, las negociaciones del contrato, y la
obtención de la aprobación del estado, el Consejo tiene previsto contratar al Dr. Smith como próximo
superintendente de MCPS, efectivo
el 1ro de julio del 2016.
Una serie de reuniones públicas serán programadas en un futuro próximo para para que los padres y la
comunidad conozcan al Dr. Smith.
Noticias en 90
El programa semanal comparte noticias, información, subraya los próximos eventos, y proporciona recursos importantes para la comunidad de MCPS.
http://news.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/es/noticias/
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DRAGON NEWS
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
Who doesn’t love a snow day? If you survived all the
shoveling, the Blizzard of 2016 gave many of us a
forced “staycation”. After all hustle and bustle of the
holidays, it was actually nice to have time to sleigh
ride, drink hot chocolate, and build puzzles as a
family. As a parent of two high school students in
addition to my first grader, I know how fleeting these
moments can be.
While we were hunkered down, your PTA was busy
gearing up for a fun-packed February. The day we
came back from the storm, we kicked off our Feelin’
Groovy Book Fair. Kristin Peake and all her helpers
outdid themselves yet again. We packed the house
for our family night. Mollada Sweet organized
games and groovy crafts. We enjoyed yummy
cupcakes, sold by the fifth grade, while Mr. Collins
read us a story about Groundhog Day. It was such a
successful book fair, Mrs. Rose was able to get lots of
new books for the Media Center and we made more
than $1,300 for the PTA!
That same week, Melody Brown, Alexis
Peterson, Kelly Jonas, and their crew of helpers
warmed the hearts and bellies of our DES staff
with an unofficial Chili Cook-off (after being rescheduled twice due to snow). It was a delicious
way to show our DES staff just how much we
appreciate all they do for our children.
February 8–12, Itzel Bazan and Kimberly
Llanos provided gift cards, goodie bags, cookies,
brownies, and breakfast for our amazing bus
drivers during Bus Driver Appreciation Week.
We are so blessed to have bus drivers that take
such wonderful care of their precious cargo.
If you are sad the Bingo Night was canceled due to
the snow, have no fear. Bingo Night is rescheduled
for Friday, March 4. Feeling lucky? Bring your family for a fun filled evening out. Don’t worry about
cooking dinner; the fifth grade will be selling pizza
and snacks. You may even recognize some of our
number callers.
Our big event next month is our third annual Sock
Hop and Silent Auction on March 18. This year we
will have an 80’s theme. If you would like to be
involved in the dance planning, please contact Tara
Owens at [email protected]. Look for more
information to come home soon.
My sincere thanks to all the volunteers without
whom all these wonderful activities and programs
would not be possible.
~Melissa North
DES PTA President
Damascus Elementary School PTA Board
President
Melissa North
VP Finance
Kristin Peake
VP Communications
Laurie Murtaugh
Treasurer
Lisa Willis
Recording Secretary
Chrystie Kurz
Corresponding Secretary
Tara Owens
PTA Website
www.damascuspta.com
Although the snow threatened to postpone our
Science Fair, organizers, Christie Hayes, Faizah
PTA Email
[email protected]
Kahn, and Sarah Grimshaw, made sure on
February 10 it went off without a hitch. This
event is becoming more popular and well attended every year. This year over one third of our
“Volunteers do not necessarily
students participated! I love to see the pride in our
little scientists’ eyes as they tell the judges and spechave the time; they just have the heart.”
tators about their projects. We rounded out last
~Elizabeth Andrew
week in a sea of pink and red with our Valentine’s
Day classroom parties.
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DRAGON NEWS
SCIENCE FAIR REPORT
The 2016 Science Fair is now a fond memory, and some people deserve an extra special thanks! Sarah
Grimshaw and Faizah Khan were terrific as my co-chairs. I didn’t get the names of our judges, but they
came from Baker and DHS to help make this the wonderful event that it was. Our table set-up crew was
Melissa North, Christine Derby, Sabrina, and students from Baker and DHS. I also want to thank Robert,
who helped watch the door while I helped parents set up projects. But the biggest thank you goes to all of
our student scientists, for sharing their terrific projects with us, and to the parents of our student scientists,
for being so wonderfully supportive. I’m already looking forward to next year’s science fair, and I hope
more of you can join us!
And now for this year’s statistics!
Grade
K
1
2
3
4
5
Total
2016
19
10
28
18
29
27
131
2015
8
16
8
22
22
25
101
We had a total of 131 participants across all grades; in 2015, we had 101 participants across all grades. And,
as always, teamwork is alive and well at DES.
Good job to all of our student scientists, we hope to see you again next year!
~ Christie Hayes, Science Fair Chair
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UPCOMING EVENTS AND IMPORTANT DATES
FEBRUARY
MARCH
19: Parents Helping Teachers Group, 9:30-11:30 am 1: After-school Group Piano
22: Student Interim Reports Sent Home
1: PTA Meeting, 7 p.m.
23: After-school Group Piano
4: Parents Helping Teachers Group, 9:30-11:30 am
23: Cluster Choral Concert
4: Bingo Night, 6:30pm
25: Cluster Band Concert
8: After-school Group Piano
26: EARLY RELEASE—Teacher Professional Day
15: Canned Food Drive Begins
15: PTA Spirit Night at Maggie’s Deli
18: Parent Helping Teachers Group, 9:30-11:30 am
18: PTA Sock Hop and Silent Auction
23: Third Marking Period Ends
24: NO SCHOOL—Teacher Professional Day
25—April 1: NO SCHOOL—Spring Break
APRIL
1: NO SCHOOL—Last Day of Spring Break
26: NO SCHOOL—Primary Election
27: Administrative Professionals Day
STAY CONNECTED
Are you receiving emails from the PTA? If not, email Laurie Murtaugh at
[email protected] to be added to the list to stay
up-to-date about upcoming events and activities.
Did you know your Damascus Elementary School PTA
has a Facebook page? "Like" us on Facebook to stay
up-to-date on PTA news and activities.
https://www.facebook.com/damascusPTA
SUMMER CAMP
REGISTRATION
UNDERWAY
The Montgomery County Camp Guide for Recreation and Parks Programs is now available and
registration began Jan. 19. Register early as many
programs fill up quickly. The guide features
dozens of specialty camps, summer fun centers,
and multi-interest and therapeutic camps, all with
programs and activities that include aquatics, arts
and crafts, sports, and dance.
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The guide features hundreds of programs and activities including aquatics, arts and crafts, sports, and
dance. Visit the Department of Recreation website to
view the guides online at:
www.montgomerycountymd.gov/rec/
Print copies are also available at county recreation
centers, park facilities, government buildings, and
libraries.
The Spring issue of the Montgomery County Guide
for Recreation and Parks Programs is now
available and registration began Feb. 16.
PARENTS HELPING
TEACHERS
WORKGROUP
Thanks to Roberta Sherwood, Theresa
Tenzier, Nancy Bailey, Jody Chapin, Veronique Cuthbert and Christine Derby for
helping out at the Parents Helping Teachers Workgroup on Friday, February 5. We
were able to complete many work requests
for the teachers, and we thank so many
parents and caregivers that share their
time to help out the teachers and staff.
Upcoming workgroups are scheduled for
the following Fridays from 9:30-11:30 am:
February 19
March 4
We meet at the front office and will train
you on anything you need to know. If your
schedule permits, please come and join us!
~ Gerry McBrinn-Choulas
Co-chair
BINGO NIGHT
Rescheduled (again!) for
Friday, March 4 at 6:30 p.m.
in the DES Cafeteria
Chase away those winter blues with a fun evening of
bingo at Damascus Elementary School. There is no
charge to participate in bingo night – all supplies and
prizes are provided by the PTA.
Pizza slices, soda, water, chips, cookies and candy
will be sold by the fifth grade to help raise money for
their end-of-year celebration.
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VOLUNTEER NEWS
Thank you so much to all of our
volunteers! In January, we had 40
volunteers give 279 hours of time.
That’s awesome considering our
crazy snow storm! I also wanted
to take this opportunity to recognize some of the people who have
given time and resources during
the month of January.
Because of the weather, many of
the January events were rescheduled, but so much time still went
into the planning of those events.
So, a huge thank you goes out to
Laurie and Beth and the Bingo
Night team, Kelly and Melody and
the Chili Cookoff contributors,
Kristin and Mollada and the Book
Fair and Family Night planners
and decorators, and Christi, Sarah,
Faziah, and the Science Fair Committee. All your work in January
made these February events amazing!
Additionally, thank you to all who
have been able to help with the
Parents Helping Teachers
workgroup. We have accomplished
an amazing amount preparing
classroom materials for our teachers!
Again, thank you to those who
volunteered to help during breakfast and lunch during the school
day. Thank you to Roberta and
Christine who helped during the
month of January.
~Christine Derby, Chair
[email protected]
VOLUNTEER
OPPORTUNITIES
Breakfast and Lunch Helpers
We still need helpers each school day, one for
breakfast and one for lunch. Sign up online at:
bit.ly/DESmealhelpers
Parents Helping Teachers
This workgroup helps teachers prepare
classroom materials by copying, cutting, and
laminating. We meet Fridays from 9:30-11:30 am,
and we always welcome new helpers. The next
meetings are Feb. 19 and March 4. No preregistration is necessary; just show up at the main office.
Bingo Night—March 4
We will need help with set-up and clean-up, as
well as SSL students to help as bingo checkers.
If you have questions about any of these volunteer
opportunities, please contact Christine at
[email protected].
Thank you so much for all that you do to make our
school an amazing place!
Our 2016 book fair was a huge success! We raised
$1,400 for the school AND $600 for library
books.
I would like to thank everyone who volunteered:
Jody Chapin, Jaime Kemp, Laurie Murtaugh,
Chloe Murtaugh , Christine Derby, Melissa North,
Hope North, Gage North, Stephanie Desmond,
Faizah Khan, Gerry Choulas, Roberta Sherwood,
Brooke Wigutow, Suze Thompson, Kelly Jonas,
Emma Walker, Marianne Mullinix, Mollada
Sweet and Adam Peake. So many volunteered, I
apologize if I didn't include someone in the list.
~Kristin Peake
Book Fair Chair
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RUNNING PROGRAM COMING THIS SPRING!
The Damascus PTA is sponsoring "The Dashing
Dragons," a kids running program. The program
will be co-ed, open to all grades, and take place
before school.
home as dates are set. If you have any questions or
concerns, please contact Chrystie Kurz at
[email protected] or 443-375-8627.
The start date will depend on weather, but hopefully we can begin the first week after spring break.
Students will learn about healthy choices for the
mind and body. Each session will include a small
lesson, stretching, and running. We will be building up to complete a one mile run for grades K-2
and a 5K for grades 3-5.
Please consider having your child participate in
this great program! More information will be sent
STAFF APPRECIATION
SHOW YOUR DES PRIDE!
The staff appreciation committee would like to
thank the following volunteers for helping us
make the third annual Chili Cook-off a success!
Thank you to the following parents and grandparents who stepped up to provide our staff with
a chili feast despite two rescheduled snow dates:
Beth Walter, Jen Jacobson, Karen Sherwood,
Christine Derby, Roberta Sherwood, Nicole
Frasca, Gerry Choulas, Teri Trybus, Melody
Brown, Melissa North, Laurie Murtaugh and
Alexis Peterson. And congratulations to Beth
Walters, winner of the GrillMax gift card! Please
look for our next volunteer opportunity in April.
Damascus Elementary School spirit wear, featuring
our new logo, will be available in March. We will have
t-shirts, sweatshirts, lanyards, and other items. Look
for more information soon.
THANK
YOU
TEACHERS
AND STAFF
SPIRIT NIGHT
Thanks to everyone who braved the cold weather on
February 9 for DES Spirit Night at Chipotle. We raised
$425 for our PTA and had a night off from cooking
dinner!
Our next spirit night will be at Maggi's Pizza and
Deli on Tuesday, March 15.
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PAINLESS FUNDRAISING
Many companies and stores offer money and credits for
supplies and equipment to schools based on the purchases of customers. THAT’S RIGHT, you can help OUR
SCHOOL support OUR KIDS just by doing your regular
household shopping – at no additional cost to you!
Box Tops for Education
Labels for Education
Coke Rewards Points
Ink and Toner Cartridges
Amazon Smile
Giant
Send your box tops and labels into your
child’s classroom. At the end of each
month the class in each grade that
collects the most will receive a treat!
Safeway
Harris Teeter
Find more information on the PTA website at:
www.damascuspta.com/fundraising/
SOCK HOP AND
SILENT AUCTION
The DES Sock Hop and Silent Auction will be held
on Friday, March 18. This has been a fantastic
event for our students and families as well as a
tremendous fundraising opportunity for the PTA.
We are always looking for donated items from
families and businesses to help make the Silent
Auction a success.
If you are interested in donating an item, please
contact Beth Walter at bwalter425@comcast.
Look for more information on classroom baskets to
come home in student folders. Thank you for your
support!
Have an item for the next newsletter? Send it to [email protected] by March 10.
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GET CAUGHT READING!
Catch your child reading and send your photo and caption to [email protected]
by March 10 to be included in the next newsletter.
Eva Colella reads everywhere…
even in the hallway!
Lucianna Frasca was also caught reading!
GOLD BADGE
PATROL SPOTLIGHT
Each month we are highlighting a patrol who has shown great
character while performing their duties. One who takes their job
very seriously and makes smart decisions on their own, to maintain
safety of the students.
October: Amanda Tippett
January: Yomi Adamo
November: Aly Gibson
February: Heaven Henning
December: Belen Romero
& Kason Willis
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Landscape Maintenance
Yard Clean Up, Spring & Fall
Pond Clean Out & Maintenance
Lawn Fertilization & Weed Control
Aeration & Seeding
Edging & Mulching
Tree & Shrub Pruning
Tree Removal & Stump Grinding
Mowing & Trimming & Weeding
K-9 Clean Up
Leaf Removal
Gutter Cleaning
Snow & Ice Management
Handyman Services
Estimates are Free!
* Fee for Design Work
301-253-0475
www.damascusenterprises.com

February 2016 - Damascus Elementary School PTA

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