Welcome to Curriculum Night Wood End 2020-2021 - Reading Public Schools
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Welcome to Curriculum Night Wood End 2020-2021
Wood End PTO
Visit our website: www.reading.k12.ma.us/woodend/parents/pto
What does the PTO do?
– COMMUNITY BUILDING
– ENRICHMENT
– STAFF APPRECIATION
– FUNDRAISING
▪ CLASSROOM LIBRARIES
▪ ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS
▪ PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FOR TEACHERS
▪ NEW TECHNOLOGY
What’s happening this year? • Looking for new ideas • Need new board in lieu of field trips members, room and community parent volunteers & events committee members • Still having staff – everything is open! appreciation and • First general meeting supply replenishment is October 20th at • Flamingo flocking 7:30 PM (via Zoom) now through November!
Wood End PTO
Cristina Prior Melissa Moran
(Interim) Co-President (Interim) Co-President
___________ Jackie Hanley Dimpee Desai Lindsey Byrnes _______ Kathy Exarchos
Events & Room Parent Communication (Interim) Enrichment Secretary (Interim) Treasurer
Fundraising (VP) Coordinator (VP) Coordinator (VP) Coordinator (VP)
Flamingo Flocking School Supplies
Spirit Wear Outdoor Assistant
Christy Mraz Kathy Exarchos
Teacher Apprec. Karen Mahoney Classroom Treasurer
Meghan Doyle Jackie Hanley
Book Fair Lauren Fazio
Kelly Mahoney Calaresos
Kerry Giordano Christy Mraz REF Tree Karen Mahoney
Little Library
Carolina Pape
Adult Fundraiser Library Liaison
Restaurant Nights Recess Supplies
Other Committees
(Potential Opportunities)
5th Grade Committee
Lisa Caraviello Young Authors Day
Cristina Prior Publishing House
Attendance – Students are tardy at 8:25 – please refer to Parent Handbook for policy (located on our website) – School starts at 8:15! – Plan accordingly for drop-off traffic – Very limited parking – We want your child to come on time, but not early. There is no adult supervision before 8:10 a.m.
Please keep you child home and check in with
a doctor if they are sick.
• If ill, a doctor’s note or Covid test is
required for returning to school.
• School nurse will give you guidelines to
follow if your child is sick.
• Automatically stay home if: Fever >100,
cough (if a change in baseline), shortness of
breath or difficulty breathing. Chills/shaking
• New loss of taste or smell, or sore throat
• Generalized muscle/body aches
• Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea
• IF child has ANY of the ABOVE OR 2 or more
of these symptoms please stay home: runny
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nose/congestion, headache, fatigue
Drop-Off & Pick-Up
Help us keep our children safe!
➢Each grade level has a
designated door for entry/exit
➢Please do not pass cars in the
placard line!
➢Safety Reminders:
➢ Obey traffic rules - Do not park
in traffic circles on Fox Run,
Roma, or Sunset Rock
➢ Please use the crosswalk in
the driveway!
Standards-Based
Report Cards
There will be 3 formal reporting terms:
Report cards have been revised to reflect current ELA and
Mathematics standards.NOTE: snack, water, juice or an extra lunch is not included!
Download the “School Lunch” app or visit https://readingps.nutrislice.com/menu/m to access our lunch menu.
Reading Coalition for
Prevention & Support
Erica McNamara, MPH Samantha Salkin, BAPH
Director Outreach Coordinator
emcnamara@ci.reading.ma.us ssalkin@ci.reading.ma.us
www.reading.k12.ma.us/
community/readingcoalitionThe Reading Coalition, formerly known as RCASA, was established in 2006 in Reading. The coalition started as a town, police, school and community initiative focused on improving collaboration and reducing substance abuse. Today, the coalition funded under the Town of Reading within the Reading Police Department, offers programs and services that focus on substance misuse prevention and mental health promotion.
Community Resources Visit our website to view our COVID-19 Resource Guide, Mental Health Resource Guide, Substance Misuse Resource Guide, and much more: www.reading.k12.ma.us/community/readingcoalition If you’re looking for help finding a mental health provider for you or your child, call the INTERFACE Referral Line for free support: 888-244-6843
Communication Principal’s Weekly Newsletter (posted every Sunday) Review Parent Handbook Calendar of Events Links and resources for parents
Last Minute Reminders… ❖School pictures postponed until spring ❖Café menus are on website ❖All families need to use Plus Portals ❖Link to parent handbook ❖Emergency contact information must be reviewed and updated for every student ❖Read weekly Wildcat Newsletter to stay informed
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