MSD WARREN TOWNSHIP

The Future Begins Here

February 2, 2018

The Hawk Talk

Hawthorne Elementary School

8301 E. Rawles Ave. Indianapolis, IN 46219

Principal: Mr. Greg Butler http://www.warren.k12.in.us/hawthorne Phone: (317) 532-3950

Dean: Mr. Donald Turner @HawthorneHawks_ @hawthornehawks

DATES TO REMEMBER

2/6 Social Health Films - Grade 4

2/7 Late Start Day—1 Hour Later

2/9 Parents’ Night Out 5:45-8 pm

2/13 Skating Party 6-8 pm @ Roller Cave

2/19 Presidents’ Day - No School

2/20 First Grade Field Trip

2/24 3rd Grade IREAD Parent Meeting 5:30 pm

2/26-3/9 ISTEP Part 1 Grades 3 & 4

3/2 4th Grade Co-Ed Basketball Game @ WCHS

3/12-16 IREAD 3 Grade 3

3/14 Late Start day—1 Hour Later

3/19-30 Spring Break

CORETASTIC STUDENTS

Daniel Catalan-Miranda Kania Stewart

Eva Clarkson Kaylin Carter

James Nevins Yaretzi Morales

Jazmin Landin Doreen Mecatl

Amiyah Clark Kaelyn Dabney

Tristan Nelson Treshawn Brown

Cristopher Villamizar Daniel Jones

Madison Catt Jamariah Jones

Ashley Santibanez Tamara Mitchell

Brooklynn Clark Diego Lopez

Mayte Mendoza Jamia Gore

Layla Hess Leelan Young

Brianna Perez Jenna Peveler

Cade Hunt Jahlil Bobbitt

Damarion Nicholson Marquis Mills

Dalton McKinney Aaliyah Thornton

DATE Kdg 1st 2nd 3rd 4th HA Avg. Warren Goal

2/2/18 95% 95% 96% 96% 96% 96% 97%

1/26/18 95% 95% 96% 95% 97% 96% 96%

Principal’s Message A special thank you to all of the families that at-tended All Pro Dads! We tripled our numbers and had an awesome speaker encouraging us to support each other. We look forward to our March’s Marvelous Marshmallow Meeting. In this All Pro Dad event, we will have several hands-on activities that will challenge our stu-dents and supportive males to work together. Join us for this fun, interactive opportunity and spend quality time together! The date will be shared soon. Have a wonderful weekend! Mr. Butler

OUTDOOR RECESS…...School Board and School policy encourage outdoor recess for our K-4 students whenever possible to encourage activity and social playtime. Our threshold for cold weather is 20 de-

grees. When the temperature falls below 20, students will have recess indoors. The 20 degree temperature would also include wind chill. In other words, if the

temperature is 25 but the wind chill falls below 20 de-grees, students would remain indoors for recess. If

students are not feeling well or parents want them to stay in for health reasons beyond 1-2 days, a doctor's

note is required.

News From the Nurse…

If your child has borrowed uniforms from the school, please

launder and return them to school. If you child has outgrown

uniforms, the school is in need of gently-used school uniforms.

Please consider donating them to the school. Thank You!

To Report Your Child Absent please call the school

nurse at 532-3954. Leave your child’s name, teacher’s

name and the reason for the absence.

Spanish? Call 317-532-3950 ext. 3981.

Monday: Breakfast– Cinnamon Bun Crunchmania, Apple Juice, Raisins, Milk

Lunch– Boneless Chicken Wings w/Dinner Roll, BBQ Rib-B-Q Sandwich, or Nachos Fun Lunch, Curly Fries, Milk

Tuesday: Breakfast– Apple Frudel, Fresh Golden Apple, Raisins, Milk

Lunch– Soft Beef Taco, Toasty Cheese Sandwich & Tomato Soup, or Turkey Ham Chef Salad, Mexican Style Re

fried Beans, Milk

Wednesday: Breakfast- Mini Strawberry Pancakes, Fresh Banana, Raisins, Milk

Lunch– Spaghetti & Meatballs in Zesty Marinara, Cheese Stuffed Breadsticks w/Marinara Sauce, or Ham & Swiss

Pretzel Roll Sandwich , Milk

Thursday: Breakfast– Frosted Strawberry Pop-Tart, Fruit Punch, Raisins, Milk

Lunch– Mashed Potato & Chicken Bowl, Mini Turkey Corn Dogs, or Muffin & Goldfish Fun Lunch, Seasoned

Corn, Milk

Friday: Breakfast– Banana ChocolateChunk BeneFIT Bar, Sliced Fresh Apples, Raisins, Milk

Lunch– Classic Pepperoni Pizza, Buffalo Ranch Chicken Sandwich or Popcorn Chicken Salad w/Breadstick, Brocco

li & Cauliflower Florets, Milk

Breakfast and Lunch Menu for 2/5—2/9 Full Price Meal $2.15

Reduced Meal .40 Adult Meal $3.40 Milk .50

BOX TOPS FOR EDUCATION Another school year is another opportunity to raise money for our school by collecting Box Tops. These Box Tops can be found on many of your favorite products. Our playground was paid for in part by the thousands of Box Tops collected from our generous Hawthorne families! The classroom that brings in the most Box Tops will receive a special celebration in appreciation. We have a winner every quarter, so start saving those Box Tops and your student’s class could be our next winner!

PTA DRIVE FOR FIVE

We would like to increase our ability to support stu-

dents with different activities. In order to do so, we

will have fundraisers once a month in our drive to

raise $5000. Each opportunity will be $1 or less and

proceeds will go directly to student focused events.

Please keep an eye out for the fun opportunities com-

ing soon.

All Pro Dads

Mr. Butler from

‘All Pro Dads’ with

students who at-

tended the Jan. 31

meeting. We tri-

pled our attend-

ance from the last

meeting.

ACROBATICA @ WPAC

Do your kiddos love cosplay? What about

circuses (no animals will be endangered in

this presentation), Acrobats (the Wallen-

das...okay, maybe NOT THE Wallendas)?

Well, have we got a deal for YOU! This

weekend only (Saturday @ 2pm) in the War-

ren Performing Arts Ctr, Acrobatica Infiniti

will be performing their 2-act, high-flying,

superhero and circus-themed show! Tickets

are $10 each. Doors open at 1 pm and House

will open around 1:45 pm.

VALENTINE’S DAY ACTIVITIES

Classes will enjoy Valentine’s Day activities on the Friday

following Valentine’s Day. Also, PTA will be selling Tootsie

Pops in the Kid Kafe Wednesday, Thursday & Friday (Feb.

14, 15 and 16).Tootsie Pops will be 25 cents.