Week 4: 09/05/16 – 09/09/16

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“What makes a good school has very little to do with how rich or poor the students are, or the type of curriculum that’s taught. It has very little to do with the special programs, expansive playing fields, snappy uniforms, or whether the school is wired to the Internet. What makes a good school, whether it’s public or private, religious or nonreligious, charter or non-charter, is a feeling. A feeling shared by the entire staff that their particular school is special. The feeling that their school really belongs to them.” (Manna, 1999).

At Kennedy School, each member of our team has a distinctive character that cares deeply about each and every one of our Kennedy Kubbies. Your unique attributes and talents contribute to the feeling people get when they enter this building. As a result, our children will remember you long after they leave Kennedy.

“Schools are not buildings, curriculums, and machines. Schools are relationships and interactions among people.”

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I hope everyone enjoyed a relaxing and enjoyable weekend with friends and family. Here’s our 4-day week at a glance:

Monday, September 5th
NO SCHOOL: Labor Day

Tuesday, September 6th
**Please park at St. Maria Goretti Parking Lot
1st Day of PreK (Meet & Greet for first 30 minutes of the session)
Book Fair (Preview Day) <—did you sign up for a slot to preview the books with your class?
*Media Center time begins

Wednesday, September 7th
Book Fair (Buy Day)

Thursday, September 8th
Book Fair (Buy Day)
SLT Meeting @ 3:00pm
Curriculum Night 6:00pm-7:30pm

**Check out our Kennedy School Curriculum Night Pinterest Board & pin your ideas to the shared board.

Friday, September 9th
GO GOLD for Childhood Cancer Awareness
Reading Room Plan Day
*5 by Friday — Have you made 5 positive connections this week? Phone call, email, positive postcard….

(09/11) Happy Birthday Beatriz Diaz 🙂

Blog Posts Worth Checking Out:

An Easy Way to Distribute Contact Info During Open House

Begin the New School Year with a Positive Mindset

Two Ways to Visually Show Classroom Noise