PI DAY

PBIS | Pi Day Is A Hit (In The Face!)

Not only a day to celebrate mathematics (Pi Day, 3.14) and a day to have a little fun!

Students used their PBIS Dojo points to purchase cream pies to throw in the faces of their favorite teachers.

• If your student needs medication to be administered in the school setting, the medication and accompanying doctor’s orders must be provided by a parent or guardian to the school nurse. Medication should NEVER be sent in with the student. No medication may be given without a doctor’s order. This includes inhalers, emergency epinephrine (EpiPen), daily medications, antibiotics, eye/ ear drops, cough drops, over-the-counter medication, or any other form of medication.

Reminder Regarding Medications

ST. PATRICK’S DAY... THE KINDERGARTEN WAY

Ms. Szotek’s class spent March 17th enjoying St. Patrick’s Day activities. The students heard a story about a leprechaun who changed white bread to green, and then they ate green bread and other green foods for snacks. The best part was that they each got lucky mustaches to wear home at the end of the day.