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A few notes & reminders:• Jackson families are invited to give their feedback in a High Reliability School survey.
Through our District's partnership with Marzano Research we will begin our work on becoming a High Reliability School. Over the next five years, we will be working our way through the five levels of the High Reliability Schools framework. This spring and next year we will focus on Level 1- Safe and Collaborative Culture. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/3LHGCJ3_CedarRapids_A-J_L1_Parents-Guardians
• Friday, February 23rd from 6:30 to 8:30 - Family Fun Bowling Night at Westdale Bowl. Glow-in-the-dark bowling, face painting, selfie booth. Disco and 70's theme...dress up if you dare!
• Monday, February 26 - Inservice Day, no school
• Tuesday, Feb 27 - 5th Grade Recognition Planning meeting at 6pm in the Jackson library
• Saturday March 3, 9:00-noon - Enrichments (see attached flyer for details and signup below) https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeDlRuXBzvcV9y564n9tXPmPm7AGXw0qG-Nyi9pAwVAPKtyXw/viewform
• BREAKFAST with a BUDDY is cancelled for March 31st and will not occur before Enrichments either.
• Friday, March 9th - Jump Rope for Heart Donation Envelopes are DUE
• Alternative Kindergarten Informational Night (see attached flyer) Thursday, March 8, 2018 From 6:00 – 7:00PM Where: The ELSC 2500 Edgewood Rd NW
• The District has new options to register Kindergarten/Preschool students starting, February 26th, 2018 at 7B00 am.
• Register online- http://www.cr.k12.ia.us/schools/how-to-enroll/ • Visiting your residing area school • The Educational Leadership and Support Center (2500 Edgewood Road NW)
For more information please visit- http://www.cr.k12.ia.us/schools/how-to-enroll/
• Below are the dates for the Jackson music concerts. Like in the past, concerts will be held at Taft Middle School, 5200 E Ave NW, Cedar Rapids. All concerts start at 6:30pm and will run approximately 30 minutes. I would like your son/daughter to arrive at Taft by 6:10pm so we can do a warm-up and get ourselves ready to go on stage. If you have any questions please feel free to email me at [email protected].
2nd/3rd Grades – Thursday March 8th @ 6:30pmKindergarten/1st Grade – Thursday April 19th @ 6:30pm
Please join us the Jefferson Band Carnival on Thursday, February 22 in the Jefferson Performing Arts Wing! Music, food, raffle, silent auction and MORE!! We are so excited to have the Wilson MS Concert Band, Taft MS Concert Band, and Taft MS Jazz Band join us for the evening and the opportunity to share a sampling of the Jefferson Pep Band, Marching Band, Concert Bands, and Jazz Band! Family and kid friendly – Please join us for one performance, two groups, or more!! I have listed performance times and locations below that you will hear! Admission is FREE for the concerts!
Thank you,Thad Driskell and Chad Allard 2018 JEFFERSON BAND CARNIVAL Jefferson Spirit Band – In the Band Room
• 5:30 P.M. PerformanceWilson Middle School Concert Band – Auditorium Stage
• 6:00 P.M. PerformanceOrlando 2018 Band – Auditorium Pit
• 6:30 P.M. PerformanceTaft Middle School Concert Band – Auditorium Stage
• 6:45 P.M. PerformanceJefferson Combined Symphonic Band & Ninth Grade Concert Band – Auditorium Stage
• 7:15 P.M. PerformanceJefferson Wind Symphony – Auditorium Stage
• 7:45 P.M. PerformanceTaft and Jefferson Jazz Bands – In the Band Room
• 8:15 P.M. Performance
Music, Food, LARGE Raffle, Silent Auction Baskets, Games, and MORE!!!
PLEASE JOIN US FOR
FAMILY FUN NIGHT AT
WESTDALE BOWLING CENTER!
WHEN: Friday February 23rd 6:30-8:30
Dress up in your wackiest 70’s attire... if you
dare!?!?
PLEASE RSVP RENAE FISCHER [email protected]
DOOR PRIZES
Photo booth and face painting
Purchase your summer
discounted bowling pass
Costume Prizes
Jackson Elementary Orange Leaf Night!
Thursday, March 8You can go after the 2nd & 3rd Grade Music Concert, or, any time that day!
They are open from 11AM – 10PM.**Please mention you are with Jackson
Elementary!**The School will receive 20% of all sales from Jackson Elementary families
and friends
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IT’S SUBMISSION TIME!
Asegúrate de envier a tu escuela todos tus Box Tops.
Submit all your Box Tops to your school Coordinator by:
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Jackson Enrichment Day Sign Up LAST DAY TO SIGN UP Monday Feb. 26th
Enrichment Day: Saturday March 3 9am-noon Join us for a fun morning of exploration and creativity! These classes are offered free of charge to Jackson students thanks to the PTA and volunteers. Sign up is through the link at
the bottom and classes fill up quickly. Students may sign up for 1 OR 2 different classes.
Grade Class Description Sessions
(k-2) Rock Painting & Garden Sprouting
Students will paint one of a kind rock art and plant
something beautiful that they can watch grow.
Sessions 1 & 2
(k-2) Arts & Crafts Explore your creative side with the fun of mixed
media! Create your own picture frames using beads,
paint, glitter glue and sequins and more!
Sessions 1 & 2
(k-5) Ocean Wave Bottle Learn about oceans and waves along with mixing
different types of liquids together to help create a
unique “Ocean Wave Bottle!”
Session 1 (K-2 ONLY)
Session 2 (3-5 ONLY)
(k-5) STEMulating Fun Come explore the magic of electricity and software
in this engaging exploration into the world of
engineering. We will work with electrical circuits
have fun with micro robots.
Session 1 (3-5 ONLY)
Session 2 (K-2 ONLY)
(1-5) Unbored Board Games Tired of screen time? Lean fun new board and card
games with Taft’s best players!
Session 1 (1-2)
Session 2 (3-5)
(2-5) Crochet Learn basics of crochet using fingers and/or crochet
hooks, slip stitch and single crochet stitches.Make a
simple yarn bracelet in class and take home a
crochet hook, yarn, and simple beginner project
patterns to try at home!
Session 1 (2-5 ONLY)
(3-5) Beaded Bracelets Design and create beautiful beaded bracelets Sessions 1 (3rd only)
Session 2 (4th -5th)
(3 - 5) Science! Explore the world of science through fun
experiments that bubble and ooze.
Sessions 1 & 2
(3-5) Spherobot 2.0 Learn to program a sphero and race through an
obstacle course and more.
Session 2 (3-5 only)
(4-5) Recycling Learn the importance of recycling is in the
community through a fun project and discussion with
the Green Team Leader!
Session 1 & 2
Enrichment Signup Instructions: Students can sign up for one or two DIFFERENT Session (no taking the same class twice). ASK THE STUDENT: Please look at grade requirements and ask your child what THEY are
interested in. Because things fill up quickly registration needs to be accurate.
If you have to cancel please let me know ASAP at [email protected] as there is always a
waiting list.
Please sign up through the link below. Note: Some gov’t and financial institutions block external
links, if you are having an issue try at home or on a personal device. Questions or Issues:
email Emmaly at [email protected]
ENRICHMENT SIGNUP LINK
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeDlRuXBzvcV9y564n9tXPmPm7AGXw0qG-Nyi9p
AwVAPKtyXw/viewform
Have you joined the SCARE SQUAD yet?! The American Heart Association visited our school to kick off Jump Rope for Heart on Monday. Our goal is for every student to join the team and take a challenge
to take care of their own hearts! Registering for your school's event is quick and easy-- just follow this link:
http://www2.heart.org/goto/jacksonelementary-CR
Donation Envelopes are DUE March 9th please do not bring them back until that date.
Monday and Friday morning before school your child can bring their coupon signed by you to
collect their thank you gifts.
Thank you for staying active and eating healthy! Every single dollar you raise will help kids and families build healthier lives. I'm so proud of our school community for making such a big
difference!
PTA BOARD POSITION OPENINGS FOR 2018-2019
OPEN POSITIONS FOR NEXT SCHOOL YEAR:
President: Nominees are being accepted now for the president position. Voting happens at our April Meeting. Responsibilities include leading monthly meetings; communicating with members/committees, organizing committees and overall managing of the PTA. Hours required: 5-10 hours a month (you can adjust as needed). You will receive support from previous president as you adjust to new responsibilities.
Treasurer: Nominees are being accepted now for the treasurer position. Voting happens at our April Meeting. Responsibilities include managing our bank account and tracking our budget. Hours required: 5-10 hours a month (you can adjust as needed). You will receive support from previous treasure as you adjust to new responsibilities.
So Many Options in the SCRIP Cash & Carry Bag!
Contact Lori Weber at [email protected] or 551-5584 with any questions about SCRIP
Coupon Book
$10 Cards
Johnson Ave. Edgewood Rd.
$25 Cards
$5 Cards
$15 Cards
$20 Cards $50 Cards
Cash and Carry Bag located in the Office.
February 2018: Heart Health AwarenessGood nutrition, regular physical activity and avoiding tobacco use are three of the American Heart Association Life’s Simple 7®
In February, Americans are encouraged to take steps to a healthier lifestyle. Start small by taking a quick inventory of your current health behaviors. Pick one simple change you can commit to for the rest of the year. Eat well, move more and feel better.
As part of the district commitment to LiveWellness, Cedar Rapids Schools are working with other local organizations to increase awareness of the importance of Heart Health. Here are four ways you and your students can participate:
1. Wear red on Friday, February 2nd. It’s also green shirt day, but don’t red and green look lovely together? Snap a pic of your building’s heart health support and send it to [email protected] to be included in an upcoming issue of WellNews or post it on social media with one of our hashtags: #WeAreCRCSD or #CRCSDPride.
2. District-Wide Bulletin Board Contest • A new smoothie flavor is being created right now! Be the first building to try it by
having students help create a bulletin board that promotes habits that improve heart health.
• Send a picture of your board to [email protected] no later than Friday, February 16th to be eligible. One elementary and one secondary winner will be chosen and central office staff will be on hand on Wellness Wednesday (February 28th) to serve up this heart healthy treat to kick off your morning.
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3. Heart Health Tips • Use the tips on the next page to encourage heart healthy behaviors in your
building on daily announcements, website, posters or on your bulletin board!
4. Heart Health Superhero Writing Contest • Submissions should finish the statement “I am a Heart Health Superhero
because….” and include a brief description (100 words or less) of why the student takes care of his/her heart health and encourages others to do the same.
• Elementary and secondary winners will be selected and their statements will be included in a future issue of WellNews and given a Blue Zones Prize Pack.
• Submissions are due by Friday, March 2nd and can be emailed/scanned to [email protected] or hard copies sent to Stephanie Neff at the ELSC.
IMPORTANT DATES: Monday, January 22nd – Live Healthy Iowa 10 Week Challenge begins Friday, February 2nd – Wear Red to support Heart Health Awareness Friday, February 16th – Deadline for Bulletin Board submissions Friday, March 2nd – Deadline for Heart Health Superhero submissions
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Win a Blue Zones Prize Pack!
Heart Healthy Tips: Smoking traditional cigarettes or electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes or vapes), or using smokeless tobacco (also called dip, snuff or chew) are some of the worst things you can do to your body. Just smoking a few cigarettes or using smokeless tobacco a couple of times might make you addicted, and it can be very hard to quit. Using ANY tobacco product damages nearly EVERY organ in your body and can cause heart disease and cancer. Using smokeless tobacco is NOT a safe alternative to smoking! Children, teens and adults who are physically active have healthier bodies and minds than people who aren’t. Regular physical activity keeps your heart healthy and strong and it helps you build healthy muscles, bones and joints. Physical activity can also raise your self-esteem, improve your mood, help you sleep better and give you more energy. Making physical activity a part of your everyday life is also a good way to help achieve and maintain a healthy body weight. It’s important to be physically active every day. Physical activity should be as important to your daily routine as brushing your teeth, bathing and getting enough sleep. Eating healthy foods is one of the most important ways to keep your heart working at its best. Choose foods that help you keep your heart — and the rest of your body — in top shape. Keep your weight in balance by matching the amount of energy you put in (the calories you eat and drink) with the amount of energy you put out or need for the activities you do each day. As your body grows and changes, gaining and losing some weight is part of developing into a healthy young adult. But gaining or losing too much weight at any point in your life can be hazardous to your health. Keeping your body weight in a healthy range goes a long way toward keeping your heart healthy. Blood pressure is important to good heart health — even for kids and teenagers. The good news is that getting it checked is quick and painless. Your doctor or school nurse can measure it. Many kids (and adults) have too much cholesterol in their blood without knowing it. You want your blood to be able to go with the flow, so keep your blood cholesterol low! Cholesterol is a waxy substance in your bloodstream and cells that your body needs to function. Some cholesterol is important for good health, but too much can hurt your body, your brain and your heart. When too much cholesterol circulates in the blood, it can slowly build up inside the walls of your arteries that feed blood to your heart and brain. Cholesterol combines with other substances in your blood to form “plaque.” This thick, hard deposit can narrow the arteries, make them less flexible and put you at major risk for heart disease and stroke. Children and teens need to watch what they eat for a lot of reasons. One of them is that a healthy diet can help prevent diabetes, a disease that increases your risk of heart disease and stroke. Your digestive system breaks down foods and beverages that contain carbohydrates — like grains, fruits and vegetables — down into sugar. Certain foods, like whole grains, many fruits and vegetables and other high-fiber foods, take longer to digest. This helps keep the amount of sugar in your blood from going too high. If your blood sugar goes high too often, it can overwork your body’s ability to keep your blood sugar in healthy ranges, and you’re more likely to develop diabetes.
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Dear Parent/Guardian of 5th grade student,
Welcome to 2018, 2nd semester and your student’s last semester here as an elementary student! As we move into spring, a number of transition opportunities for your student will be offered to support their 5th grade promotion to middle school.
Traditionally in the Cedar Rapids Community School District, a student’s attendance zone elementary school determines their attendance zone middle school. This year your student has multiple options to consider for 6th grade! The CRCSD is excited to offer a variety of school choice for parents in addition to their attendance zone middle school, including Roosevelt Creative Corridor Business Academy, the district's first magnet middle school!
The majority of Jackson Elementary attendance zone students are zoned to attend Taft Middle School for their 6th grade year based on their address. As with previous years, our school guidance counselor will be scheduling a group visit for these 5th grade students to visit Taft later this spring. More information to come soon on those visits.
Our school guidance counselor will set up individual/small group visits (as needed) to permit students’ attendance zone schools based on their address. Existing permitted students also have the ability to choose the same path for their middle school option as their elementary feeder middle school. An indication below of if you are choosing to continue your permit's path to middle school is needed.
Roosevelt Creative Corridor Business Academy, welcomes its second class of 6th graders in the year to come. RCCBA offers a different way of learning in the areas of: STEAM, Leadership & Entrepreneurship and Global Systems (communicating and problems solving around global issues) by utilizing both blended learning (online/face-to-face) and project based learning. More information on Roosevelt is available at http://roosevelt.cr.k12.ia.us . Admission to the Roosevelt Creative Corridor Business Academy will be by Lottery. Information and application for the Magnet option is available at http://www.cr.k12.ia.us/schools/magnet-schools/. The Lottery application deadline is Friday, March 9, 2018.
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To assist in our visit planning, please complete and return the following by February 28, 2018. You will
also get a copy at conferences to fill out if you would rather do it then. If you have questions – please
call 558-2492.
Our current address is: _______________________________________________________________________________
My 5th grader, (Student Name) ______________________________________ , will be a (check one):
⬜ ________________ Attendance Zone student (Taft)
⬜ Permit Student continuing with their feeder school path to Taft
⬜ Permit Student forgoing feeder path and returning to __________________________ attendance zone school
Magnet Option (RCCBA):
⬜ We are also interested in learning more about the magnet school option.
Contact info: ___________________________ (phone) __________________________________ (email)
⬜ We would like our child to attend a Roosevelt Creative Corridor Business Academy school visit
Magnet Compact, Revised 11/10/17
RCCBA’s 3 Dimensional Learning Model:
Seminar
ProjectsModules
As your child’s teacher, I will: x Provide students with an innovative
and multi-dimensional academic approach that infuses our 3 pathways of business learning.
x Provide a safe classroom environment with high expectations ensuring all students can learn at high levels.
x Establish a collaborative environment by communicating regularly with staff, parents and students.
x Reinforce school guidelines with fairness and absence of threat.
x Assist students in solving problems in a peaceful manner.
x Believe that your child can lead, learn and grow.
As a parent/guardian, I will: x Make school conferencing and
communication with teachers a priority.
x Ensure that my child arrives on time and maintains regular attendance.
x Provide a home environment that encourages my child to learn.
x Teach my child to solve problems in a peaceful manner.
x Believe that my child can lead, learn and grow.
As a student, I will: x Accept responsibility for my own
learning and behavior by trying my personal best.
x Show respect to my classmates, teachers, and myself.
x Solve problems in a peaceful manner.
x Set goals and reflect in all areas of my learning.
x Believe that I can lead, learn and grow.
Educate • Empower • Achieve
Students, teachers, and staff at Roosevelt Creative Corridor Business Academy will take a multi-dimensional approach to learning that incorporates key areas of businesses today. Students will learn foundational skills and content within blended learning environments, where they are provided personalized instruction of standards in both online and face-to-face experiences. Additionally, within the business theme, RCCBA will follow three main pathways of project based learning experiences that provide applied learning to the common core standards, including: S.T.E.A.M. (science, technology, engineering, arts and math), Leadership & Entrepreneurship and Global Systems (communicating and problem solving around global issues). Every day, students will be able to exercise voice and choice in their learning in all areas of their day and become future ready learners through a variety of integrated learning opportunities.
2017-2018
Mission Statement
The RCCBA
Community will
provide a rigorous
and relevant
curriculum that
empowers all
students to
become creative
problem solvers
and effective
communicators in
a diverse and
dynamic world.
Family & Community
Academic Excellence Innovative Curriculum
High Quality Instructional Systems Diversity
Magnet Compact, Revised 11/10/17
Parent Expectations and Agreement 2017-1018
Please initial the following, indicating that you have read and agree to… _____Parent(s)/guardian(s) are expected to ensure their child(ren) have regular and consistent on-time attendance. There are many families wanting their children to attend RCCBA. Poor, irregular/sporadic attendance and/or chronic tardiness or school absence will be promptly addressed and a plan made in partnership with the parent/guardian to improve attendance. _____An instructional program focused on reading, mathematics, science, social studies and writing will be central. RCCBA is held accountable for the same learning results and Iowa Common Core standards as any other CRCSD middle school. _____While the core instructional program remains, the way in which your child(ren) engage and interact with it will look different from traditional middle schools. An integrated academic approach infusing STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, mathematics), Leadership & Entrepreneurship skills and Global Systems (communicating and problems solving around world issues) will be used; giving your child a theme based learning experience with pathways toward the overall concepts in “business”. _____Parent(s)/guardian(s) will work in a partnership with the teachers and the school. Specifically, this means regularly communicating with your child(ren)’s teachers, attending at least two school events a year, attending parent teacher conferences, supporting RCCBA by sharing your time and talents (volunteering, sharing/teaching a skill, talent, hobby and/or connections) and completing a parent feedback survey. _____Parent(s)/guardian(s) unable to follow these expectations may be asked to meet with administration to develop a plan that focuses on helping your child(ren) be successful at school. This may result in a family choosing or being asked to transfer to the alternately assigned school during or at the end of the year. It is expected that any parent wanting to change schools, will wait until the end of the school year. _____Students Accepted to RCCBA via magnet school lottery. Parents/guardians will be asked to designate if their child will require transportation at the time they are accepted into a magnet school. Transportation pick-up and drop-off locations will be your child(ren)’s home attendance school. Families are responsible for transportation to and from the home school unless: your child(ren) were transported to the home school prior to lottery because of an eligible reason (ELL student, safe route, or over 2 miles away.) Notice of transportation pick-up and drop-off points will be provided to parents/guardians prior to the beginning of school. Daily transportation to the magnet school will only be provided for students during the regular school calendar and any changes to transportation needs should be communicated to the school. Transportation pick-up and drop-off times and locations will be determined by the District. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Spring 2018: Intentions for next year.
_____ Yes, my child(ren) will attend RCCBA. I understand and agree to the above RCCBA Magnet school model and student/family expectations.
_____ No, I do not agree. I plan to Opt Out of RCCBA. I plan to send my child(ren) to the Opt Out school which is Wilson Middle School. Transportation to and from Roosevelt is provided to the Opt Out School.
_______ Yes, I would like transportation for my child(ren) to the Opt Out school (Wilson MS). _______ Yes, I would like transportation for my child(ren) from the Opt Out school (Wilson MS).
Student_____________________________________ Parent______________________________________ Current Grade___________ Current Address______________________________________________________
Educate • Empower • Achieve
The f The families that comprise this great neighborhood and those families choosing to send their children to RCCBA from outside the Nm neighborhood is what makes RCCBA a special place. It is important that we act as valued partners and that we appreciate, value and participate in this magnet school. It is us, collectively, that make RCCBA great and it is us, collectively, who must expect more from our kids, parents and school. This means great attendance, behavior and effort on the part of our students and great participation and involvement from our families. Being part of a magnet school is special. What follows are the expectations for you and your child(ren).
Alternative Kindergarten Informational Night
Two Sessions
Thursday, January 25, 2018
Thursday, March 8, 2018
From 6:00 – 7:00PM
Where: The ELSC
2500 Edgewood Rd NW
Cedar Rapids, IA 52405
For questions, please call 319-558-2247
Your child must be turning 5 by September 15, 2018
Please consider offering your talents to chair one of these programs or events offered at Jackson. Volunteers help make these fun activities possible! Events and Programs that are not supported with volunteers will be canceled. SIGN UP BY JUNE 2, 2017
Each event and/or program will report to a board person. P=President; VP= Vice President; S=Secretary; T=Treasure PROGRAMS (report to) CHAIR PERSON (s) Committee Members(s) CONTACT INFORMATION
Birthday Books-T Melissa White Melissa White; Jennifer Borcherding 319.651.5232 mobile [email protected] [email protected]
Box Tops-P Melissa White Melissa White [email protected]
Hy-Vee Receipts- P Christi Winders Christi Winders [email protected]
Learning Garden- VP Julie McMahan and Emmaly Renshaw [email protected] [email protected]
School Supplies-P Amy Blomquist [email protected]
SCRIP-T Lori Weber Kelly Koppel [email protected]; [email protected]
Spirit Wear- VP Kerry Talyat [email protected]
Square 1 Art- P Kerry Talyat Jennifer Borcherding [email protected] [email protected]
Running Club-VP Tara Welsch; Jen Mahoney, Angie Smith [email protected]
Green Team Club VP Mr. C /Amy Ispetchian [email protected] [email protected]
Maker Space Jennifer Borcherding 319.651.5232 mobile [email protected]
READ Shirts- P Amy Blomquist [email protected]
Wishing/Giving Tree- VP AJ Warner [email protected]
Laminating Regina Graham Sarah Hansel [email protected] [email protected]
2017/2018 Jackson PTA Program & Event Committee Chairs Questions or sign up email Kim at [email protected]
2017-2018 JACKSON PTA EVENTS- events that don’t have volunteers will be canceled SIGN UP BY June 2, 2017 Each event and/or program will report to a board person. P=President; VP= Vice President; S=Secretary; T=Treasure EVENTS (report to) Chair Person (s) Committee Members Contact information
Fundraising Events-P
Supply Drop Off Open House-P August 22nd 4-6
Amy Blomquist Amy Blomquist; Amy Ispentchian [email protected] [email protected]
BOO HOO Breakfast for Kindergarten parents
Becky Smith [email protected]
Fall Service Project-P Lisa Langerman [email protected]
September Ice cream social-P Becky Smith Regina Graham; Amy Blomquist; Amy Ispentchian
[email protected] [email protected]
October Halloween Event-P Lori Weber Amy Blomquist; Amy Ispentchian [email protected]
Fall Staff Conference Meals-VP Jennifer Borcherding Regina Graham 319.651.5232 mobile [email protected] [email protected]
January Ice Skating Night-P Alexa Petersen [email protected]
February Bowling Event-new event Renae Fischer [email protected]
March Super Skate Night-P Lori Weber/Regina Graham
Spring Staff Conference Meals-VP Jennifer Borcherding Regina Graham 319.651.5232 mobile [email protected]
Enrichment/Breakfast (Spring)-P Emmaly Renshaw & Lisa Langerman [email protected]
May Staff Appreciation-VP Lisa Langerman [email protected]
May Kernels Night-P
GRANT Researching-P Amy Blomquist [email protected]
SPRING CARNIVAL WAS REMOVED FROM THIS LIST
October 17th-20th
October 27th
September 15th
9:00am-noon
Volunteer in your child's classroom with the
valentine party!
The Jackson community will be volunteering our time and
talent to serve a local community agency!
Enrichment Day
classroom parties
during school hours
Thurs. FRI
Watch for more info on these events being planned
Spring Carnival
Super Skate
Fri.
March 3
Fri
Join us for Ice Cream andInflatables. Stop by for some ice cream, social time and let
the kids enjoy the inflatables.
Sat
After breakfast with a buddy, students spend the morning at Jackson
learning a new skill from volunteers. FREE
5:00-7:00
Fri
Sat.
4:00-6:00 pm
January Ice Skating
Breakfast with a Buddy
Jan. 26th
Join us for an afternoon of roller skating fun at Super
Skate. Fun skating games like Four Corners and Limbo. Discounted admission.
Ice Cream Social
Tues.
CANCELLED
March 10th
Celebrate Amercia Reads Week at Jackson! Parents can volunteer to read! Kids will
enjoy the fun activities
Stop by Jackson with your costumes and enjoy a hike around the trail for sweet treats and fun activities. Thursday evening FREE!
Valentine Parties
Fall Service Project
February 14th
October 27th
Drop off your supplies, meet your teacher, pay your PTA
membership and enjoy a HOT DOG from Mr. Duffy.
Fri
Sat
August 22nd
OTHER Events
Suppy Drop off
Skating can be fun for the whole family! We will be
having this event as a fundraiser, more information
TBA.
CANCELLED
America Reads
Haunted Trunk or Treat
Staff Appreciation week May 7-11th Chalk the Walk- Sunday May 6th Kernels night- TBA (May or June) Bowling Event- TBA FIELD DAY- LAST DAY OF SCHOOL.
during school hours
6:00-7:00 pm
4:00-6:00 p.m.
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