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March PreK-5 Parent Packet is Posted Here

 This month's newsletter includes information about an important upcoming April 8 PTA meeting where details about ou   Read more

March Madness Family Activity Night

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 All students must be accompanied by a parent.

February's Elementary School Parent Packet Newsletter is Posted Here

 This month's newsletter has informtion about students helping others, the spring State testing dates, and much more.  Download the newsletter here.

Elementary Art Show - February 9, 4:00 - 6:00 pm

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 Grades 3 - 5 artists will display their beautiful works of art.  Mrs. Pasierb will be in her studio for any parent questions.

The December Issue of the Elementary School Parent Packet Newsletter is Available for Download Here!

The December issue of the Parent Packet includes upcoming important January dates, information about how to access online animated step-by-step Everyday Math problem examples, and much more.   Read more

The Great Perogie-Buffalo Wing Challenge! Mr. D. 2, Mrs. Hill 1 (OT shootout)

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The Elementary School "Sabres Fanatic" (Mrs. Hill) has once again challenged Mr. Detwiler to accept a bet that the Buffalo Sabres will triumph over Mr. Detwiler's beloved Pittsburgh Penguins!

Grade 5 Students Show Compassion by Collecting for UNICEF!

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For the 14th year in a row, children in Cathy Casini-Steger and Lisa Forbes’ fifth grade classes participated in the “Trick or Treat for UNICEF” campaign this past Halloween. UNICEF, the United Nations Children’s Fund, works in developing countries to provide health care, proper nutrition, education and sanitation to meet childrens’ basic needs.

A few examples of how UNICEF donations are put to use are:

- 6 cents buys enough vitamin A capsules to protect a child against blindness for one year.
- $1.00 buys enough vaccine to immunize seven children against measles.

Elementary Students Enjoy National Mix-It-Up at Lunch Day!

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On November 11, Elementary students were asked to meet new friends at lunch. Each student answered three questions written on a poster: Who did you meet today? What did you learn about this person? What does TOLERANCE mean to you? You can see student responses on the posters hanging outside the cafeteria. Many teachers also participated in this TOLERANCE-learning activity.

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