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Front Office Staff Ms. Ciara Stead, Secretary [email protected] Mr. Jonathan Ray, Registrar [email protected] Ms. Antwoinette Fusilier, Office Clerk [email protected]
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Calendar Items 15 CYS Sports Registration 23-25 Re-Registration for SY 21-22 24 End of Quarter 3 25 Teacher Work day NO SCHOOL 26 Spring Break Begins
1st bell: 7:55am Tardy Bell: 8:05am Daily Release: 2:35pm Thursday Dismissal: 1:30 pm Office Hours 09:00 - 15:00
DSN 472-9184 CIV 09645-917-9184
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Netzaberg Elementary School John F. Kennedy Building 9040 Arturo Rivera Principal Hilary Simmons, Assistant Principal
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Title Page Number Table of Contents 2 Principal’s Corner 3 Re-Registration 4-5 Women’s History Month Facts 6 Reminders 7-8 Military Family Life Counselors 9-10 PTSA 11 CYS Sports Flyer 12 School Meal Menu 13 School Calendar 14 Social Media 15
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PRINCIPAL’S CORNER
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-Due to unforeseen technical issues at the district level the DORS re-registration portal is still currently inactive for the unforeseeable fu-ture. Please use the link provided to notify the school of the intent to re-register. - Time frame to re-register: March 23 – March 25
https://forms.gle/fKTmnqxP6jXmdqBAA -For any questions please contact the registrar at [email protected]
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It all began with one single day in 1908 in New York City when thousands of women united and marched for better labor laws, conditions, and the right to vote. A year later on February 28, in a gathering organized by members of the Socialist Party, suffragists and socialists gathered again in Manhattan for what they called the first International Woman's Day. The idea swiftly caught on and made its way to Europe. And in March of 1910, according to the BBC, German socialist Clara Zetkin introduced the concept at the International Conference of Women in Copenhagen. The 100 women in attendance, rep-resenting 17 countries, all agreed. International Women's Day was then formally hon-ored on March 8, 1911 by Germany, Austria, Denmark, and Switzerland. Russian femi-nists also had a strong influence on the beginnings of the Russian Revolution, with Com-munist leader Vladimir Lenin making Women's Day a Soviet Holiday in 1917. In 1975—due to its growing popularity—the United Nations officially began sponsoring International Woman's Day on March 8. The UN's General Assembly declared that they aimed "to recognize the fact that securing peace and social progress and the full enjoy-ment of human rights and fundamental freedoms requires the active participation, equal-ity, and development of women; and to acknowledge the contribution of women to the strengthening of international peace and security." By 1978, a California-based organization initiated the creation of Women's Histo-ry Week, starting March 8. In February 1980 President Jimmy Carter declared in a Presi-dential Proclamation that the week of March 8 was officially National Women's History Week. By 1986, 14 states had dubbed March Women's History Month. A year later, this sparked congress to declare the holiday in perpetuity. For more Women’s History Month facts please visit: https://www.womenshistory.org/womens-history/womens-history-month Women’s History Month: https://womenshistorymonth.gov/
REMINDERS MARCH | YEAR 20/21
Meal Account: Breakfast starts at 0730 and the door closes at 0800. Please note students not seated in class by 0805 are con-sidered late and will be marked as tardy. Breakfast and lunch account can be set up at the customer service desk at the Main Exchange (PX). You may obtain your student ID number by contacting the teacher or the front office.
Spring Break Office hours (March 26-April 2): 0900-1500 Monday-Friday we are closed weekends and Federal holidays.
Walking Gates: The pedestrian walking gate (directly in front of the school entrance) in the morning is open from 0730-0830; and in the afternoon it reopens from 1330-1500 (Monday, Tues-day, Wednesday and Friday) on Thursdays it opens from 1230-1400. The outbound gate (located near the teen center) opens at 0700. *Please note the driving lane is one way and vehicles must exit through the outbound gate near the teen center.*
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Early Dismissal: unless an emergency circumstance, students cannot be signed out within 30 minutes of dismissal. Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays students cannot be signed out after 1400. For Thursdays due to early dismissal students cannot be signed out after 1300. Calling the Classroom: During the hours 0800-1400 phone calls will not be transferred to classrooms as teachers are instructing students and this will help prevent a disruption in instruction. Please email teachers directly. If by 1400 you have not received confirmation from the teacher, in emergency situations, please call the front office and we will deliver the message to the teacher.
Changes in the end of day plans: If the student takes the bus; or walks home; or goes to the CDC or School Age Center that needs to be communicat-ed to the teacher via email. Any changes to the end of day plans need to be communicated to the teacher via email per the guidelines in the Parent/Student Handbook which states, “If the plan is different from the normal rou-tine, please provide a written note stating the changes and any additional phone numbers to his/her teacher. Changes for the end of day must be in writ-ing or by email before student’s lunchtime.”
Contact Information: Please contact the front office to make sure your con-tact information and emergency contact information are up to date.
Absences: It is the responsibility of the parent/guardian to report student ab-sences to the front office no later than 0900. Please email absences to [email protected]
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MILITARY & FAMILY LIFE COUNSELOR
REBECCA CHAPMAN
+49 1522 994 8239
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MILITARY & FAMILY LIFE COUNSELOR
TAMALA DOWNUM
+49 1522 985 6246
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Virtual Science Fair: European PTA is challenging student scientists across our DoDEA Europe Schools to participate in our first ever virtual science fair, sponsored by the Jacobsen Innovation and Creativity Group (JICG)! Learn more today at https://europeanpta.weebly.com/virtual-science-fair.html For questions please contact PTSA directly at: [email protected]
*Please direct all questions to [email protected] Design your own Yearbook! Entries are currently open. The winning entry will be used as the yearbook cover! Entries are due April 9!
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PRINCIPAL’S CORNER
SCHOOL MEAL MENU HTTPS://WWW.AAFES.COM/IMAGES/COMMUNITY/SCHOOLLUNCH/MAR-EUROPE.PDF
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SOCIAL MEDIA MARCH | YEAR 20/21
Twitter: https://twitter.com/Netzaberg_ES Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NetzabergES Netzaberg ES Homepage: https://www.dodea.edu/NetzabergES/index.cfm
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