December 2016 For an updated Calendar of Events visit

http://www.usd259.org/robinson/calendar

Principal’s Message Thank You!!: Thank you to everyone who participated in the 2016 Turkey Drive! Thanks to your generos-ity, 205 turkeys were donated to the Turkey Drive from Robinson Middle School! This is a new record for our building! The 6th grade class collected the most turkeys! They will be recognized for their ac-complishment with an extra recess with electronics! We would also like to thank Beran Construction!

They provided the truck and trailer for our turkey delivery! Our theme this year was “The Art and Science of a Happy Thanksgiving!” Robinson was again the winner of the “Best Presentation” award! But more importantly, the Wichi-ta community had a better holiday thanks to our students, staff, and families! Well done, Rams! Start On Time: We have implemented the Start on Time program at Robinson this school year! We are amazed by the students’ success with this program! During our first nine weeks, tardies to class during 2nd through 8th hours were two-thirds less (343) compared to first quarter last year (986)! Keep up the good work! Winter Break: Winter break will be here before we know it! The last day of classes for students is Thursday, Decem-ber 15. School will resume for students on Wednesday, January 4, 2017! Have a safe and fun holiday break! Pre-IB Applications Are Available: Pre-IB Applications for the 2017-18 school year are available on our website and in our school office. The information includes testing dates/times, and dates for parent informational meetings. If someone you know is interested in applying for our program next year, please direct them to our website for information: www.usd259.org/robinson All applications and materials are due on Monday, February 6. Construction Update: Construction has officially been underway on our project for one year! It’s very exciting to see the new FEMA shelter/practice gym and auditorium take shape! We are on schedule to finish the project by the end of March. Thank you for your patience during drop off in the mornings and pick up in the afternoons.

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TURKEY DRIVE Robinson collected 206 turkeys for the Open Door Ministries! This is a new Robinson record! Robinson also won the yearly presentation award for the middle school level. Thanks to everyone that participated to support needy families in our community.

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GRADE LEVEL TARDIES BY PERIOD

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Anna Jones is ROCKIN’ IT! She is respectful, attentive, and helpful towards peers and teach- ers. I appreciate her helpfulness and thoughtful- ness - never complaining about the small stuff and taking on the role as “ POPCORN” popper…

lol — in 8th hour! - Ms. Thach

Cha’kiah is an excellent math student and an all-around role mod- el for her peers. She is polite, re- spectful, and kind to everyone. Keep up the great work, Cha’kiah. You are truly sizzlin’. - Mrs. Bajaj

Jamari works hard in class. He asks great questions and always does his best to make sure he is understanding the content. Jamari performs well on assessments and is polite and kind to everyone. - Mrs. Verbeckmoes

Deacon is tolerant and patient. He keeps a sense of humor. He gives

100% to a task. - Mrs. Wilson

Cecelia Jowdy is an amazing 6th grade Sizzler! She always has a positive attitude and a model student for her other peers to follow! Congrats, CeCe — you will go far!

- Mrs. Pfannenstiel

Ciara has started to come out of her shell and really show how great she is in Language Arts. She is always kind and respectful. - Ms. Richardson

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Lucky 7s Team 7th grade Language Arts classes are currently studying the topic Integrity (Unit 3). This unit challenges students to investigate the concept of integrity through the reading of a variety of literature and informational texts. The Close Reading selection, “The Scholarship Jacket” by Marta Salinas prompts students to dive deeply into fiction while also looking for examples of integrity. Students will have multiple opportunities to respond through writing, listening and speaking. At the end of the unit, students will determine if acting with integrity is worth the challenge and research to find evidence and examples to cite.

Sizzlin’ Sixlets ELA

Our final unit for this semester challenges students to consider ways to analyze and respond to fairness/unfairness. Sometimes there are misconceptions about fairness. Students will read “Naudia the Willful” and “Eleven” to support understanding of fairness and will find and write examples that would support an argumentative es-say. These stories will help students examine responses to fairness, or lack thereof, in different situations. As always, please look for your student’s reading log and en-sure that he or she is reaching 120 minutes a week!

Ms. Richardson and Mrs. Pfannenstiel

Math

A huge shout out to our sixth grade math students who worked diligently throughout our unit on equations! Stu-dents became proficient in solving one-step equations and representing inequalities on a number line. They learned to use tables and graphs to represent and find solutions to two-variable equations. Finally, students were challenged to write and solve equations after reading real-world scenarios.

For the remainder of the semester, students will be working with rational numbers with a strong focus on the connection between fractions and decimals. Students will learn to represent both positive and negative rational numbers on a number line and compare rational numbers (fractions to fractions, decimals to decimals, and frac-tions to decimals). We will end the semester with a focus on fraction computation.

We are so proud of all the hard work and progress we continue to see in our 6th grade mathematicians!

Mrs. Bajaj and Mrs. Verbeckmoes

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Missy Congdon—As the leader of the Attendance Work Group at Robinson, Missy has taken the lead to re-search, implement and launch the Start On Time program at Robinson this school year. Her extra efforts to make the program a success have been culture changing at our school and have decreased tardies to class dra-matically. Well done, Ms. Congdon!

Brian Owens—In addition to being a positive presence in classrooms, Brian is a regular supporter of all Robin-

son students at extracurricular events. He also volunteers as a leader of young men at lunch time through Wyldlife and mentors individual students. Brian is indeed a good apple!

Amanda Walden—Nurse Amanda is amazing. She works tirelessly to ensure the students and staff at Robin-son are well cared for. Whether it’s a broken arm, an asthma attack, or dispensing daily medications, Nurse Amanda handles her hectic schedule with grace and compassion. We love having her at Robinson!

Good Apple Awards

BAND What a great concert!! Thanks to all parents who are continuing to support their student’s music education. All bands are back in the books to continue learning new notes, new techniques and new terms. 8th grade band students will be working on music for a recruiting concert for incoming 5th grade students. Basketball pep band starts soon! We will provide a pep band for 4 of our home games (Jan 18, Jan 30, Feb 13, Feb 23) 8th grade students are required to perform at 2 of the 4 for their perfor-mance grade ; 7th grade students may sign up to be a part of the pep band, but are expected to perform at all 4 for extra credit. Looking for gift ideas for your band student? Now would be a good time to shop for that flute, clarinet, trumpet or trombone if your 6th grade student is renting a school instrument. Those school instruments are only available to rent the 6th grade year. Here are a few other suggestions. Woodwinds Brass Percussion All *Reeds *Valve oil *Yarn mallets *Wire folding stand *Cork Grease *Slide grease *Stick bag *Metronome * New Swab * Metal straight mute *Snare sticks *Tuner *Upgrade ligature *Upgrade mouth- (Rovner brand) piece (ask Mrs. Sweet) *Upgrade mouthpiece Clarinets – Vandoren 5RV Lyre

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Don’t forget to recycle!

If it’s Paper and it tears, put it in the Bin; Don’t forget the Plastic and the Tin!

Robinson Middle School participates in a recycling program. The program helps Youth Sports here in Wichita. Rob-

inson has been so successful with our program we won $200 for our Science Department! You are welcome to help

us out The recycle poly carts are red and green; located on the south side of the courtyard off Bleckley under the

windows beyond the ramp. Cardboard only in the green recycle bin in the NE corner of the south parking lot.

We can collect:

newspaper tablets books (hard & soft) all envelopes phone books color/workbooks

manila folders glossy advertising colored paper cardboard white paper

all types of junk mail computer paper magazines catalogs brochures

laminated paper Paper clipped, stapled or rubber banded is OK!

We can even collect: food packaging, plastic, aluminum, and steel; PLEASE empty and rinse!

Tryouts for the Robinson Ram Girl’s Basketball Team

will begin on Monday, December 5th at 6:15 AM – 7:30 AM in the gymnasium.

Any 7th or 8th grade girl interested in trying out for the Girl’s Basketball Team MUST see Coach Patterson

in Room 127 to pick up a letter with permission slip to take home for parent signature. This permission slip

must be returned by Friday, December 9th in order to tryout. You must also have a physical and

concussion form on file.

See the Robinson Girls Basketball Website for additional information.

Boys Basketball Tryouts

Robinson Ram Boys Basketball Team Tryouts will begin on

Monday, December 5th at 3:50 PM – 5:15 PM in the gymnasi-

um. Any 7th or 8th grade boy interested in trying out for the Boys

Basketball Team MUST see Coach Robinson to pick up a letter

with permission slip to take home for parent signature. This

permission slip must be returned by Friday, December 2nd in order

to tryout. You must also have a physical and concussion form

on file.

See the Robinson Boys Basketball Website for additional information.

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Shadow visits begin………………..……...……….November 2016 (If you are an 8th grader interested in shadowing an IB freshman for a school day, please call 973-7289.)

Choices Fair (Century II) …………..Thursday, November 10, 2016

Applications available….......................................... November 2016 Applications will be available at all USD 259 middle schools, on the IB webpage, at evening overview

meetings and upon request by calling the IB Office.

Evening IB Overview Meetings….December 2016 & January 2017 (for 8th grade students & their parents; December 7th, 2016 & January 9th, 2017 from 6-7pm located at the

East High School Performing Arts Theater.)

Teacher References Due....................Friday, January 13, 2017

Admissions Testing…………………….Saturday, January 14, 2017

(by appointment only) (9:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon or

1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.)

Application deadline…..................Thursday, January 19, 2017

Admissions Testing………………………Saturday, January 21, 2017 (by appointment only) (9:00 a.m. – 12:00 only)

Interview invitations mailed……….….....Friday, February 10, 2017

Interviews………………………..…........Saturday, February 25, 2017 (by appointment only) (appx. 8:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.)

Interviews…………………………...............Saturday, March 11, 2017 (by appointment only) (appx. 8:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.)

For more information, contact the IB Office at 973-7289 or

visit http://www.usd259.org/EastIB

2016-2017

Application

Schedule

Wichita High School East

International

Baccalaureate

Diploma Program

Robinson Middle School Foundation

Thursday, December 15, ALL DAY

Barnes & Noble Bradley Fair

Help raise money for the Robinson Middle School

Foundation for Education Excellence

Shop in-store or online

Don’t forget to participate in the special in-store scavenger hunt and

enter to win prizes from Barnes and Noble

Present your flyer (printed or electronic) or tell the cashier

that you’re with Robinson

Visit bn.com/bookfairs to support us online

by entering Bookfair ID 12057543 at checkout.

A percentage of your Barnes & Noble purchases

will benefit our school/organization.

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ROBINSON PTSO

UPDATE ON SCHOOL DIRECTORY

We are disappointed to report that we will not have a school directory this year, as fewer than 10 percent of students were represented. We will regroup and see what can be done to get more students represented last year. If you have ideas or suggestions, please e-mail Kirk Semi-noff at ksem123@yahoo.com.

DECEMBER 2: FUNDRAISER PIZZA PARTY

End of school Friday is the time when students who sold the minimum number of fundraiser items get together to celebrate their hard work. There will be a pizza party in the cafeteria with games and music. THANK YOU to the more than 125 students and families who sold items or made donations for the fundraiser. More than $8,000 was raised to help fund projects at school.

DECEMBER 12, 6 P.M.: PTSO MEETING AND SITE COUNCIL

Join us in the cafeteria as we go over upcoming events and talk about things that support RMS

students and staff. After that, stick around for Mrs. Champlin’s monthly Site Council meeting.

It’s the best place to find out what’s going on at your child’s school.

ASP December 8th is the last day for ASP this semes-

ter.

January 17th is the first day back next semester.

ASP thanks everyone who attended this semes-

ter and we hope to see new faces next semester.

Have a good, relaxing and safe winter break.

SEE you in 2017

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Super Stars Team December 2nd, the eighth grade team will be heading for Wichita State University where we will have the oppor-tunity to see the WSU Women’s Basketball team play Arkansas State. We will eat at the school before we leave. Students have the option to bring a sack lunch or to order a box lunch from the school cafeteria.

We would like to remind parents that there are only 11 school days remaining before the end of the semester. Please make every attempt to have your student at present school and finish the semester strong.

8th grade USA History students have fought the good fight with Britain and came out victorious. December will find 8th graders exploring the “Launching of our Republic” They will look at the Constitution, George Washington as our 1st President and the expansion of the Nation. Thank you for sharing your student with me this semester and I hope everyone has a very relaxing break.

8th Grade Students—Zero Tardy Reward

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Math Interventions Math Intervention classes took their fall Growth Monitoring Test before Fall Break It is given every 4 weeks to look for growth. Many of our students showed growth and will take their next I Ready Diagnostic in January.

Tier 2 Navigator classes are working on the following units this quarter.

6th grade – Understanding Equivalent Fractions 7th grade – Ratios and Rates 8th grade – Equations and Inequalities

Tier 3 students will continue working on Algebraic Thinking lessons, specifical-ly working with writing expressions and equations to match word problems

Students have been working on their multiplication facts. Please take time to work with them at home as well.

If you have any questions you can contact the office and leave a message or email Ms. Kessler, Mrs. Nye or Mrs. Bajaj.

Please join us in a fundraising event for the Robinson Foundation for Education Excellence.

Monday, December 5th 4:00 to 8:00pm MODE clothing store and Blue River Grill

Both will donate a portion of Robinson’s sales to our Foundation. Spread the word to your family, friends, neighbors, and co-workers. Make sure to say your purchase is for

The Robinson Foundation.

Mode and Blue River are both located on the northwest corner of 21st and North Green-wich in the Regency Lake Center (near Super Target and Cabela’s).

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Dillons Plus Card We’re movin’ on up!! Yes we are! We had 57 families enrolled and we now have 69. Sixty nine out of 750, we can do better. We greatly appreciate those of you

who have already joined our Dillons Plus Card program, but we need more! Funds donated by Dillons are used to support student activities and items that

our budget does not cover. Each time you shop and use your registered Dil-lons card Robinson receives a percentage.

Your fuel points are not affected by registering your card with Robinson.

This is an additional bonus to the school.

All you need to do is:

Have a Plus card, available at any Dillons Store or you can sign up on-line

Have a valid email address and

Your own personalized account at Dillons.com

NEXT, follow the directions below and away we go…… TO ENROLL IN THE COMMUNITY REWARDS PROGRAM:

1. Members must visit the website at www.Dillons.com/communityrewards

2. Sign in OR create an account (see below on creating an online account at Dillons website)

3. Click on “Enroll Now”

4. Enter 20693 (NPO number) and search

5. Select Robinson Middle School and click on “Enroll”

TO CREATE AN ONLINE ACCOUNT AT DILLONS WEBSITE:

1. Visit the website at www.Dillons.com/community rewards

2. Click “Register” at the top of the page

3. Enter your email address, password, zip code and check the box if you desire to receive email communication from Dillons

4. Click on “Create Account” at the bottom of the page

5. You will receive an email confirmation to your inbox, to activate your account click on the link in the body of the email and enter your sign in information to confirm.

20693 is the NPO number to use for the Reward Program.

Our students and staff appreciate your support. Please remember to register your Plus Card and assign our NPO

number to it. Again, your points will not be af-

fected this is an additional bonus for our school. Thanks!

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Eat Bread to Raise Dough

PLEASE JOIN

Robinson Middle School

on

January 26, 2017

from

4:00-8:00pm

Panera Bread® located at 3337 E. Central, Wichita, KS 67208 will donate a percentage of its sales during the event to

Robinson Middle School Foundation for Education Excellence when you show this flyer, either printed or on a mobile device.

For Rapid Pick Up orders to be counted in this group’s total, please be sure to use the group's Fundraiser Code

when you place your order online or on your app. To use the code, choose CUSTOMIZE under any menu item and

add the words "Fundraiser Code" plus your group's number in the special instructions. Your group's Fundraiser Code is 3320

Note: Panera Card® gift cards, Panera® catering and other retail purchases are excluded from the event.

At Panera Bread®, we are committed to our community. We believe the universal spirit of bread is sharing®, that’s why we’re committed

to the communities that we serve. Our passion for everything we do spills over to include

everyone we share our days with, and we appreciate the opportunity to give back to our friends, neighbors and community.

P A N E R A B RE A D . C OM

© 2016 Panera Bread. All rights reserved.

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Northeast Magnet High School Open House

Tuesday, December 6th, 2016

7:00 pm at NE Magnet Auditorium 5550 N. Lycee, Bel Air, KS

For questions call 973-2300

International Baccalaureate Overview Meetings

See http://www.usd259.org/EastIB for a current list of meetings.

Application deadline is Thursday, January 19th, 2017 For information or to shadow call 973-7289

Heights High School Open House

Monday, January 9th, 2017

6:30-7:30 pm at Heights High School Auditorium

For questions call 973-1400

North High School Open House

Monday, January 23rd, 2017

6:00 pm in the Auditorium

For questions call 973-6320

Northwest High School Open House

Monday, January 23rd, 2017

6:00-7:30 pm at Northwest High School Auditorium

For questions call 973-6000

South High School Open House

Monday, February 1st, 2016

5:30-7:00 pm—Meet at the front entrance of South High School

For questions call 973-5450

Southeast High School Buffalo Blitz

Thursday, February 2nd, 2017

6:30 pm at Southeast High Auditorium

For questions call 973-2700

West Fest Friday, April 8th, 2016

Come & Go 5:00-8:00 pm—Look for the VIP Tent

For questions call 973-3600

East High Open House

Wednesday, May 3rd, 2017

6:30 pm at East High Auditorium on the 2nd floor

For questions call 973-7259

2016-17 HIGH SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE MEETINGS

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*Applicants may only apply for one of the main programs, Operation Holiday or Salvation Army

Operation Holiday: Monday, November 7th-Friday, December 2nd Inter-Faith Ministries Operation Holiday provides winter coats, food vouchers, non-perishable food, and blankets during the holiday season. Toys will also be provided to children ages 14 and under, in partnership with Toys for Tots. For more information, call 264-9303. Eligibility Guidelines

Live in Sedgwick County

Must be age 18 or older

Be a member of the applying family or household

Meet income eligibility guidelines

Have not applied for another holiday program Applicants must bring

Proof of identification (photo ID)

Proof of address (bill or letter mailed to home in the past 30 days)

Social Security card or legal identification for every member in the family (including children)

First and last name of all family members living in the home and date of birth for each

Proof of income for all members of the household for the past 2 months (Sept and Oct)

Telephone or message number

Be prepared to choose a date and time of distribution

2 0 1 6 C H R I S T M A S P R O G R A M S2 0 1 6 C H R I S T M A S P R O G R A M S2 0 1 6 C H R I S T M A S P R O G R A M S

Application Sites (Open from Nov 7-Nov 22) Address Days/Times

St. Anne Catholic School 2801 S. Seneca M-TH (9-11AM & 1-3PM); T & TH (5-7PM); FRI (9-11AM)

Atwater Neighborhood City Hall 2755 E. 19th St. M-TH (9A-12P & 1-5P); FRI (9A-12P & 1-4:30P)

Colvin Neighborhood City Hall 2820 S. Roosevelt M & F (9A-12P); T, W, TH (1:15-5P)

Evergreen Neighborhood City Hall 2700 N. Woodlawn M-TH (8:30A-12P & 1-5:30P); FRI (8:30A-12P & 1-4:30P)

Horace Mann Dual Language Magnet 1243 N. Market M-F (8A-5P); Nov 7-18th ONLY

Christ the King 4411 W. Maple M-F (9-11A & 1-3P); SAT (10A-2P)

Inter-Faith Ministries Enrichment Center (Open until Dec 2) 902 N. Market M-F 9:30A-6:30P

Mission of Hope with Salvation Army (November 9th –November 22nd) The Salvation Army will provide assistance to qualifying families of Sedgwick County. If you live outside of Sedgwick County, apply at the nearest Salvation Army in your county. Children 16 and younger will receive a gift from the Angel Tree. Please bring ideas for gifts around $25.00. Senior Citizens and special needs individuals may apply for a Star of Hope household gift. Applicants must bring the following documentation:

Proof of identification for every child and adult living in the home (social security card, birth certificate, immunization card, pho-to ID, medical card, etc.)

Proof of income for the last 30 days for each adult household member (DCF cash and food stamp forms, payroll check stub, etc.)

Proof of address (something mailed to you in the last 30 days)

Application Sites Address Days/Times

Citadel Corps 1739 S. Elpyco Nov 9th & 11th (10A-4:30P); Nov 10th (10A-6P); Nov 12th (10A-2P)

West Orchard Corps

1910 S. Everett Nov 9th & 11th (10A-4:30P); Nov 10th (10A-6P); Nov 12th (10A-2P)

Downtown Salvation Army (Nov 9th -22nd)

350 N. Market M-W & F (10A-4:30P); TH (10A-6P); SAT, Nov 12th (10A-2P)

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HOLIDAY MEALS Episcopal Social Services Episcopal Social Services is serving a holiday lunch Tuesday, December 13th from 11:00AM-1:00PM @ 1010 N. Main. This meal is open to the public. Please call 269-4160 for further information.

The Lord’s Diner The Lord’s Diner will have a Christmas Day Dinner, December 25th, at both locations, 520 N. Broadway and 2825 S. Hillside from 5:30PM-7:30PM. To-go meals will also be available through the food trucks at the following locations:

Atwater Neighborhood Resource Center 2755 E. 19th St 4-6 PM To-Go Meals

Evergreen Neighborhood Resource Center 2700 N. Woodland (near 27th and Arkansas) 4-6 PM To-Go Meals

Hilltop Community Center 1329 S. Terrace 4-6 PM To-Go Meals

Applied Academics For December, we will be studying the different holidays and traditions that are celebrated during

the month of December. We will be learning about (1) Christmas Traditions, Hanukah Traditions, Kwanzaa Traditions, Vacations with family, Classroom Traditions, and Making new traditions. The Life Skills lessons will include: (1) Yarn Wreath; (2) Bag of Gelt; (3) Culture Cube; (4) Snowman Soup; (5) Preparing to Bake; and (6) Cooking Time.

Remember that we are still going to The Lord’s Diner and having our cooking units on Friday. The students are doing a good job.

Important Dates to Remember for December:

1st: Dental Screening

12th-15th- Spirit Week- More information to come

16th - First Day of Winter Recess. Students return on Wednesday, January 4th. Have a wonderful break and we will see you next year!

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PAGE 20 Update for the Robinson Foundation for Educational Excellence

BLEACHER BUCKS Fundraising Campaign Kicks-Off this Month! The Robinson Foundation is excited to announce a new endeavor – Robinson is receiving its new gymnasium/FEMA shelter-much needed and long desired. To make this gymnasium even better, The Robinson Foundation is starting a “Bleacher Bucks” fundraising campaign. The funds raised through this effort will provide bleachers to seat 250 students in the new gymnasium. This project has been long in coming for Robinson, and we hope you are ready to help make it a reality! To contribute to the Bleacher Bucks Program, we have created opportunities for individuals, families or businesses to be participate in this campaign. Watch your mail for a letter explaining how you can financially contribute to this endeavor and become a part of Robinson’s Building Pride!

Thank you for dining at Chick-fil-A night in October! The Foundation greatly appreciates your support!

In November, the Foundation Board allocated funds to the Build-A-Book for Ancient Civilizations project covered in 6th grade. The supplies funded will help students with their project as they use writing prompts with a student selected character through each civilization. Students scrapbook, illustrate and type up each chapter. Above are pictures of the Robinson 6th grade students learning about the election process. The foundation provided funds to purchase the Election 2016 Skills Book that is filled with age-appropriate election materials. THANKS TO THESE FAMILIES who have committed to the foundations fundraising efforts for the 2016-2017 school year!! The family of Clay Becker, Par-ents of Jeffery Blessant, The family of Cameron Connolly, The family of Kainoa Cortez, The family of Aaron Eakins, The family of Ian and Ryan Flores, The family of Nicholas Grabon, The family of Eric Pham, The family of Paloma Salazar, The family of Katie Seminoff, The family of Adley Solomon, The family of Eli Wilch, Tamara Patterson. Please consider donating to the Robinson Foundation and adding your name to our list of supporters. If you are new to Robinson, the foundation is at the school to help students learn. The Robinson Foundation has funded educational enhancements benefit-ing thousands of Robinson students. These school improvements are made possible by monies raised through parent donations, special events and the collection of Boxtops for Education. Teachers' proposals determine the needs throughout the school, and the Robinson Foundation provides the financial support. Please consider donating to the Robinson Foundation on MyPaymentsPlus or by check. You can send a check made out to the Robinson Founda-tion to our school at 328 N. Oliver, Wichita, KS 67208. Your contribution is tax deductible.

All Robinson families are invited to join us for these upcoming fundraising events:

NEW fundraising night opportunity!

MODE clothing store and Blue River Grill- both located on the northwest corner of 21st and North Greenwich in the Regency Lake Center (near Su-per Target and Cabela’s).

Monday, December 5, |4 to 8 pm. Both will donate a portion of Robinson’s sales to the Foundation. Spread the word to your family, friends, neighbors, and co-workers.

Dairy Queen Night—5335 East Central

Monday, November December 12| 5 to 10 pm. Eat in or carry out and tell them you are a Robinson family. They will give 20% back to our school.

Il Vicino Night—4817 East Douglas

Tuesday, December 13| 5 to 10 pm. Eat in or carry out and tell them you are a Robinson family. They will give 20% back to our school. Save your BOXTOPS and put them in the collection box in the school office = $$$ for our school! THANK YOU Albero Café, Chipotle, Costco, Dairy Queen, Dillons, Il Vicino, and Freddy's, Papa Murphy’s pizza for being community sponsors of our school. Next Foundation Board Meeting: Tuesday, December 6 at 4 pm in the Robinson Cafeteria. All Robinson parents/guardians are welcome to attend. If you have any questions, please contact Patresa Ebersole, Foundation President at lebersole@sbcglobal.net.

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Monday, December 12

Tuesday, December 13