Quaker Hill Elementary School
Christopher Discordia, Principal cdiscordia@waterfordschools.org
Ms. Ann spent time in each kindergarten classroom this week telling stories through acting and singing. This was provided free to the school from CT Storytelling Center.
What an incredible performance from our QH Chorus, Orchestra and Band! Thank you to Mrs. Metivier, Mr. McCleary, and Mrs. Nelson!!!
Quaker Hill Elementary School
Christopher Discordia, Principal cdiscordia@waterfordschools.org
Mon. Apr 14-Fri. Apr 18 - Spring Recess No School
Tue. Apr 22 - Fit Girls 7:45am Tue. Apr 22 - Gr. 2/3 Cheer Club
3:15-4:30pm
Wed. Apr 23 - Before School Enrichment 7:45a
Thu. Apr 24 - K Field Trip to Mystic Seaport 9:40-1pm
Week of April 21-April 25
Monday - A
Tuesday - B
Wednesday - C
Thursday - D
Friday - A
Lunch Menu April 21-April 25
Mon. - Cheeseburger on a WG roll, seasoned potato wedges, local honey glazed carrots, applesauce cup, milk
Tue. - French toast sticks, turkey sausage, syrup cup, potato puffs, apple slices, mango wango juice, milk
Wed. - WG marinara penne pasta, meatballs, cheese twist bread stick, Ceasar salad, orange smiles, milk
Thu. - Beef(H) nachos w/cheese sauce, fiesta beans, salsa cup, mini corn muffin, diced pears, milk
Fri. - Crispy chicken filet on a WG roll, chicken dippin' sauce, "Emojicon" potatoes, peas, fresh apple, milk
What to Do About Ticks
Enjoy the great outdoors, but don't forget about ticks. Some ticks can carry diseases, including Lyme disease.
When playing in wooded areas, tall grass or leave piles kids should wear light colored clothing, long-sleeved shirts and pants and tuck pant legs into their socks.
Use an insect repellent for protection against bites. Always carefully follow the label directions for applying.
After kids play outside check them for ticks.
Educate your child on how to do full body checks.
Call your doctor if:
Your child has had a tick bite, especially if the tick might have been on the skin for more than 24 hours. Sometimes, doctors prescribe a preventive dose of antibiotics for kids at high risk for Lyme disease.
A rash of any kind develops (especially a red-ringed bull's-eye rash or red dots on wrists and ankles) or if the area looks infected (increasing warmth, swelling, pain, or oozing pus).
Your child gets symptoms like a fever, headache, tiredness, stiff neck or back, joint swelling, or muscle or joint aches.
4th & 5th Grade Flag Football
After School Club
Open to 4th & 5th Graders
• Dates: April 30
May 7th
May 14th
May 21st May 28nd
• Time: 3:20-4:20
• This Club is open to 10 students for each grade. If we receive more than 10 forms, I will draw names from a hat.
• Please send the bottom part of the flier back by Friday April 25th
• Please be sure to PRINT your email CLEARLY as you be notified by email if your child has been selected.
has my permission to participate in the QH (Child’s Name)
Flag Football club. I understand it is my responsibility to pick up my child promptly at 4:20 on the dates above.
(Parent Signature)
(Parent Email – please print clearly)
(Parent Printed Name)
(Parent Cell Phone)
(Emergency Contact Name- please print clearly ) (Emergency Contact Number)
Discover your summer at a GSOFCT Summer Camp!
Imagine your summer full of new friends, new skills, and new stories to share! You’ll arrive at camp to find a new adventure every day: building campfires, swimming and boating, going on hikes, getting creative, and challenging your mind with a science experiment now and then. Get excited to discover your summer!
You have four day camps and one sleep away camp to choose from - the opportunity to make this a summer you’ll never forget. Speak to an adult to help find the right camp for you.
Get to know our Day Camps!
Camp An-Se-Ox (Oxford)
Camp Aspetuck (Weston)
Camp Clatter Valley (New Milford)
Camp Merrie-Wood
Camp Laurel (Lebanon)
Girls in grades 2-12 are welcome! Are you looking for a sleepaway camp that challenges you not only physically, but mentally? Laurel Sleep Away Camp is perfect for you. Not only do we provide great traditional camp activities, but learning adventures where everyone can connect with the beauty of nature around you. CAMP GIRL SCOUTS
BrushUp withBrooke!
A brand-new series of art programs led by Brooke Brackett, well-known for her incredible work at Camp DASH! These creative and engaging classes will give young artists the opportunity to explore a variety of artistic techniques.
Intro to Acrylic
Fridays | School Dismissal – 5:00 PM Grades 2nd through 5th
$55 for 8 weeks | March 21st to May 16th (does not meet 4/18)
A fun and creative painting class! Explore the vibrant world of acrylics. Whether you're new to painting or looking to improve your skills, this class offers a welcoming space to experiment, express yourself, and build confidence as an artist.
Little Brushes: A la Carte Art Together
Saturdays | March 22 – May 17th | 10:00 – 10:45 AM (No class on April 19)
Create, explore, and make memories together in this à la carte art program designed for children ages 3 to 5 and their parents or caregiver. Each session features a fun, hands-on project using painting, collage, and mixed media to encourage creativity and fine motor development. Each class is $7 or sign-up for all 8 for just $45
Unconventional Art
Saturdays | March 22 – May 17 | 11:15 AM – 12:30 PM | Grades 7 – 12
$55 for 8 weeks | March 22nd – May 17th (No class on April 19)
Break the rules, push boundaries, and redefine what art can be. This hands-on, experimental class invites teens to explore mixed media, and finds objects to create bold, expressive pieces that use innovative techniques to express their perspective and move past the boundaries of conventional art. Just bring your imagination and a willingness to think outside the lines.
Little Brushes: A la Carte Art Together!
at the Waterford Community Center
Saturdays | March 29th – May 24th | 10:00 – 10:45 AM
(No class on April 19)
Create, explore, and make memories together in this à la carte art program designed for children ages 2 to 5 and their parents or caregiver. Each session features a fun, hands-on project using painting, collage, and mixed media to encourage creativity and fine motor development.
Each class is $7 or sign-up for all 8 for just $45
March 29
Rainbow Splatter Paint: Get messy and colorful while creating a vibrant splatterpainted masterpiece.
April 26
Textured Collage Critters:
Mix and match fabric, paper, and natural textures to create fun animal collages.
April 5
Fingerprint Spring Garden: Use tiny fingers to paint flowers, butterflies, and buzzing bees in a springtime garden.
May 3
Paper Plate Love Bugs:
Using simple materials like paper plates, paint, and colorful decorations, we will explore textures, colors, and shapes.
May 17
Tissue Paper Flowers
Delicate flowers will “bloom” before your eyes with just a little crinkling, twisting, and fluffing.
April 12
Watercolor Bubble Prints: Blow colorful bubbles onto paper to make unique and dreamy watercolor designs.
May 10
Painted Monsters:
Little artists will create their own silly and scary Monsters using bright paints, wiggly eyes, and their imagination.
May 24
Clay and Bead Snails:
Explore different textures through clay and beads that will bring our snails to life. Space is limited!
Sign-up online using the QR code or find more information at
Waterfordct.org/160/Youth-Family-Services
CAMP DIRECTORS:
2025 SPRING BREAK SOCCER CAMP at CONNECTICUT COLLEGE
REGISTER HERE: www.ReubenBurkCoachingCamps.com --or -- mail in this flyer attached with check April 14-17th,2025
Boys and Girls Ages 5-15 (roughly) Monday-Thursday / 9AM - 12pm Noon
Reuben Burk – Men'sHeadCoach,ConnecticutCollege
● 2021NCAANATIONALCHAMPIONS
● 2024NESCACCHAMPIONS&NCAANationalChampionshipFinalists
● 2024,2023,2021,2019&2018 NCAATournaments
Norm Riker – Women’sHeadCoach,ConnecticutCollege
● 2014NESCACCHAMPIONS
● 2021,2017&2016 NCAATournaments
ASSISTANT DIRECTORS:
Andrew Storton – AssistantCoach,ConnecticutCollegeMen’sSoccer
Mia Santana – AssistantCoach,ConnecticutCollegeWomen’sSoccer
Thisfuncampisdesignedtoteach&refinecampers'skillsthroughsmall-sidedgamesandtechnicaltraining.ConnecticutCollegesoccerteammemberswillbepresenttointeract withandcoachthecampers. Please note, each camper must provide his/her own ball. Each child needs cleats + shinguards too! Please also pack plenty of water + snacks :)
Cost: $175(beforeApril1st), $200(afterApril1st); $150foreachadditionalchild-Pleasepayonline(www.ReubenBurkCoachingCamps.com)oralternatively,send checksbymailpayabletoREUBENBURKCOACHINGLLC Ifpayingbycheck,pleasemailthecheckanddetachedregistrationformbelowto: ReubenBurk,270MoheganAve,NewLondon,CT06320Attn:Men’sSoccerOffice.FormoreinfopleaseemailReubenBurkatrburk@conncoll.edu
Name: Gender: Age: Grade: School:
Emergency contact: Phone number(s):
Email:
I, , hereby certify that I am the parent or legal guardian of the camper and understand and agree that Connecticut College Soccer Spring Break Camp does not provide medical insurance covering injuries of any nature The undersigned hereby releases Connecticut College Soccer Spring Break Camp, REUBEN BURK COACHING LLC, its successors, officers, agents, and employees from any and all claims, demands and causes of actions resulting from participation in Connecticut College Soccer Spring Break Camp. I hereby authorize the directors of Connecticut College Soccer Spring Break Camp to act within their best judgment in case of an emergency requiring medical attention. Further, I agree to indemnify, defend and hold harmless Connecticut College from any and all claims, demands and causes of action that arise from any negligent acts, conduct or omissions attributable to the camper's participation in the Connecticut College Soccer Spring Break Camp
Signature of parent/guardian:
Insurance Carrier: Policy number:
Complete this Application to Apply For FREE Summer Sailing Program
The Niantic Bay Sailing Academy (NBSA) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization based at the Niantic Bay Yacht Club in Niantic, CT.
We offer a 4 or 8 week summer program (June 23 – August 15) providing instruction for ages 6 – 17. All abilities are welcome - from beginner sailors to those who seek more competitive racing. Classes meet several times per week for several hours depending on ability. Participants must be able to swim and pass a swim test before they can begin sailing. Boats are provided.
Full or partial scholarships for the 4 or 8 week program are available to students throughout Southeastern Ct. We are especially seeking local youth who may not have otherwise been exposed to sailing, a sport which offers camaraderie, fun, competition and the development of lifelong skills.
The Niantic Bay Yacht Club (NBYC) has been a leader in junior sailing nationally and internationally for over 50 years. Sailors from NBYC’s Junior Program have gone on to compete in High school, collegiate, national, and world competitions as well as the America’s Cup.
Equally important are the countless young men and women who have taken their experiences at NBYC and gone on to make sailing a lifelong passion, whether it be cruising, competitive racing, day sailing, or just enjoying the outdoors on the water.
For more information about junior sailing or sailing lessons for adults (or to register without the scholarship) go to www.NianticSailing.org
NBSA Sailing Scholarship Application
Deadline: May 1, 2025
Program registration and scholarship application:
Student Name:___________________________________________________________DOB:
Parent/Guardian:____________________________________________________________________
Street Address:______________________________________________________________________
City: State: Zip:______________________
Phone Home #____________________Cell #______________________Work #_____________
Parent/Guardian Email Address:
Student to complete:
Do you or your family have any sailing or boating experience? If so, please describe:
Please tell us why you are interested in this program and what you expect to get out of it:
Parent to Complete
Why do you think your child will benefit from learning to sail?
Regular program costs are $830 for the full 8-week program. Please share how paying the normal fees might be difficult for your family and why your student is a good candidate for a scholarship:
(Please continue separate sheet if more room is needed )
Return completed form and direct any questions to Ken Shluger, Niantic Bay Sailing Academy, PO Box 884, Niantic, Ct 06357 or scan and email to nbsa@nbyc.org Call 860-205-9569 with questions You will be notified by May 10, 2025
CAMP DASH IS BACK!
WEEK1|WACKYWATER
JUNE23-27
WEEK2|HOLIDAYWEEK
JUNE30-JULY2
WEEK3|CAMPCARNIVAL
JULY7-11
WEEK4|SPLASHN’DASH
JULY14-18
WEEK5|ALLSTARSPORTS
JULY21-25
WEEK6|SUPERSOAKERS
JULY28-AUGUST1
WEEK7|CAMPSPIRIT
AUGUST4-8
CampDASHisanunforgettablesummerexperience where lifelong memories are made! Campers participate in daily specials consisting of fun crafts, outside activities, arts, sports, music and extra special fun like, ice cream trucks, DJ dance parties, science,guestvisitors,beachtrips,pizza,andmore!
AGE GROUPS BY GRADE
Saturday, April 5, 2:30PM - 3:30PM
Storytime for Autism Acceptance Month with local author Amanda Russell
Kids can learn how to be a good friend to their peers with Autism. Ages 4 to 8, no registration required.
Mondays, April 7 & 21, 10:30AM - 11:00AM Family Storytime
Ages birth to five, no registration required.
Monday, April 7, 4:00PM - 6:30PM
Drop In STEM Adventure: STEM Station Ages 5 and up, no registration required.
Tuesday, April 8, 4:30PM - 5:30PM
Read to Hodges
All ages, no registration required.
Saturday, April 12, 10:00AM – 11:00AM Read to Scout
All ages, no registration required.
Saturday, April 12, 1:00PM – 3:00PM
Sensory Saturday
For neurodivergent youth and their families. All ages, no registration required. Thank you to the Kelsey S. Harrington Foundation for funding this program.
TEEN CORNER
Saturday, April 5, 10:00AM - 1:00PM Community Volunteer Fair
Thursday, April 10, 5:30PM - 7:00PM
Teen Craft Night: Pony Bead Keychains
Ages 11 to 18. Registration is required.
Thursday, April 17, 5:30PM - 7:00PM
Teen Drop In: Blackout Poetry
Ages 12 to18. No registration required.
Saturday, April 19, 10:30AM - 11:00AM
In English and Spanish
Bilingual Family Storytime
Ages birth to five, no registration required. Thank you to CT Humanities for helping to fund this program! Tuesday, April 22, 4:30PM - 5:30PM
The Case of the Library Bandit
Ages 8 and up, registration is required. Thank you to the Rotary Club of Waterford for funding this program.
Friday, April 25, 11:00AM - 12:00PM
Toddler Craft: Cherry Tree Art
Ages 3 to 5 years old, no registration required.
APRIL PROGRAMS Children & Teens
Monday, April 28, 10:30AM – 11:15AM
Special Musical Storytime with Michele Urban Ages 1 to 8 years old, no registration required.
Monday, April 28, 5:00PM – 6:00PM Poetry Jam Book Club
Ages 6 to 11, no registration required.
Wednesday, April 30, 11:00AM - 11:45AM
Toddler Story and Sensory Play
Ages 2 to 5, no registration required.
Saturday, April 5 to Friday, May 2
Egg Character (While supplies last) GRAB & GO CRAFT:
All programs are free and open to the public. Access our online event calendar for more information and to register.
FEATURED PROGRAMS:
Monday, April 14 and Wednesday, April 16, 10:00AM – 11:30AM Pollinator Garden Paver Decorating – 2 Sessions
All ages are welcome to join us to work in pairs or as family groups to decorate pavers with mosaic tiles to help us create the border for our newly expanded pollinator garden in the front of the library. All supplies will be provided. Please register for only one session. Registration is required. Program is free and open to the public. Library Trustee Eileen Boyce, along with community members, Susan & Charles Luxton will be our instructors.
Tuesday, April 15, 2:30PM - 4:30PM GIANT Room Kickoff Event
For kids who dare to be kinder to our planet - the GIANT Room is coming to our library! Join us for an interactive and engaging workshop full of hands-on creative projects centered around Planet Earth. Participants will be invited to pay closer attention to our planet earth and build a better future for it. This workshop series is a great combination of hands-on creativity, engineering, arts, and crafts, focused on family engagement and fun! All ages are welcome, no registration required. This GIANT Room opportunity is funded by the State of Connecticut and the Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act, administered by the Connecticut State Library.
Saturday, April 26, 11:00AM - 2:00PM Jewelry Fundraiser Sale
Everyone is welcome to join us for a jewelry fundraiser sale. There will be a wide selection of items available at affordable prices. Come and buy something for someone special in your life, to celebrate Mother's Day, or to just treat yourself! Cash or card accepted for payment. All items are those that have been donated to the library. All proceeds will go to support the Waterford Public Library!
FREE DIGITAL RESOURCES:
Access these FREE Digital Resources with your Waterford Public Library card:
Kids e-books
e-books, e-Audiobooks & magazines
e-books, e-Audiobooks & streaming music
Streaming video
Language learning for ALL
www.waterfordpubliclibrary.org
All programs are free and open to the public. All programs are in person unless online is specified.
Please help if you can.
Support the library and donate to our Annual fund drive.
49 Rope Ferry Rd Waterford, CT 06385
860-444-5805
www.waterfordpubliclibrary.org
Mini Pancakes
Or Assorted WG Muffin
Or Reduced Sugar WG Cereal
Assorted Fruit Choices
Milk
SCHOOL HOLIDAY
Wellness Tip:
Stay hydrated water -fuels your brain and keeps you energized for the day ahead!"
Mini Waffles
Or Assorted WG Muffin
Or Reduced Sugar WG Cereal
Assorted Fruit Choices
Milk
Warm Egg & Cheese Croissant
Or Assorted WG Muffin
Or Reduced Sugar WG Cereal
Assorted Fruit Choices
Milk
APRIL 2025
WATERFORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Egg & Cheese on a WG Roll
Or Assorted WG Muffin
Or Reduced Sugar WG Cereal
Assorted Fruit Choices
1% or Skim White Milk
Mini Pancakes
Or Assorted WG Muffin
Or Reduced Sugar WG Cereal
Assorted Fruit Choices
Milk
SCHOOL HOLIDAY
Wellness Tip:
Snack smart— choose fruits and veggies for a tasty, nutritious boost!
Mini Waffles
Or Assorted WG Muffin
Or Reduced Sugar WG Cereal
Assorted Fruit Choices
Milk
Warm Egg & Cheese Croissant
Or Assorted WG Muffin
Or Reduced Sugar WG Cereal
Assorted Fruit Choices Milk
Egg & Cheese on a WG Roll
Or Assorted WG Muffin
Or Reduced Sugar WG Cereal
Assorted Fruit Choices
Milk
Mini Pancakes
Or Assorted WG Muffin
Or Reduced Sugar WG Cereal
Assorted Fruit Choices
Milk
SCHOOL HOLIDAY
Wellness Tip:
Take a break and stretch it helps refresh your mind and body.
Mini Waffles
Or Assorted WG Muffin
Or Reduced Sugar WG Cereal
Assorted Fruit Choices
Milk
Warm Egg & Cheese Croissant
Or Assorted WG Muffin
Or Reduced Sugar WG Cereal
Assorted Fruit Choices
Milk
Egg & Cheese on a WG Roll
Or Assorted WG Muffin
Or Reduced Sugar WG Cereal
Assorted Fruit Choices
Milk
Mini Pancakes
Or Assorted WG Muffin
Or Reduced Sugar WG Cereal
Assorted Fruit Choices
Milk
SCHOOL HOLIDAY
Wellness Tip:
Eat a rainbow of foods colorful meals are packed with vitamins to keep you strong.
Mini Waffles
Or Assorted WG Muffin
Or Reduced Sugar WG Cereal
Assorted Fruit Choices
Milk
Egg & Cheese on a WG Roll
Or Assorted WG Muffin
Or Reduced Sugar WG Cereal
Assorted Fruit Choices
Milk
Mini Pancakes
Or Assorted WG Muffin
Or Reduced Sugar WG Cereal
Assorted Fruit Choices
Milk
SCHOOL HOLIDAY
Wellness Tip:
Get moving every day exercise is key to feeling your best!
Mini Waffles
Or Assorted WG Muffin
Or Reduced Sugar WG Cereal
Assorted Fruit Choices
Milk All grain-based items offered are whole-grain rich which means that at least 51%
Thoroughly
Also Available Daily: Yogurt/String Cheese & Mini-Blueberry Muffin with Fruit & Milk Choices
Allergy Warning: Menu items may contain or come in contact with wheat, eggs,soy,nuts, and dairy Key: FF=Fat
*Menus are subject to change
Please
Crispy Chicken Smackers (H)
Tator tots Golden Corn
Dinner Roll
Fresh Apple Milk
SCHOOL HOLIDAY
Wellness Tip:
Start your day right-with a healthy breakfast!
Cheeseburger on a WG Roll
Seasoned Potato Wedges
Local Honey Glazed Carrots
Applesauce Cup Milk
French Bread Pizza
Tomato,Cucumber & Chic Pea
Salad with Italian Dressing
100% Apple Juice
Fresh Fruit Choice
Milk
APRIL 2025
WATERFORD SCHOOLS K-8
WG Mozzarella Sticks
Mariana Cup
Italian Bread Stick Dipper
Steamed Broccoli
Fruit Choice Milk
Soft Beef (H) & Cheese Tacos
Shredded lettuce Salsa Cup
Brown Rice Fiesta beans
Orange smiles Milk
SCHOOL HOLIDAY
Pasta Bowtie Bolognese(H)
Garden Salad
Garlic Knot
Diced Pears Milk
Toasted Cheese Twist Dippers
Marinara Sauce Cup
Garden Salad
Mixed Berry Cup Milk
SCHOOL HOLIDAY
Chicken Nuggets(H=tenders)
Smile fries
Green beans
WG Biscuit
Diced peaches Milk
Turkey & Gravy
Mashed Potatoes
Broccoli Dinner Roll
Applesauce cup Milk
SCHOOL HOLIDAY
Cheeseburger on a WG Roll
Pasta Salad Baked Beans
Baby Carrots Ranch Dip
Diced Peaches Milk
WG Cheese Pizza
Spinach Salad
100% Fzn Fruit Juice Cup
Assorted Fruit Choices
Milk
SCHOOL HOLIDAY
Wellness Tip:
Get some fresh air Go for a Bike ride!
Wellness Tip:
Get plenty of exercise in your day Take a long walk!
Wellness Tip: Stay hydrated Drink plenty of water!
Wellness Tip:
Limit Blue light before bed Get plenty of sleep!
(Most Requested Meal!)
French Toast Sticks
Turkey Sausage Syrup Cup
Potato Puffs Apple Slices
Mango Wango Juice Milk
WG Marinara Penne Pasta Meatballs
Cheese Twist Bread Stick
Ceasar Salad
Orange Smiles Milk
Cherry Blossom Chicken
Brown Rice Broccoli
Diced Carrots
Diced Pears Milk
WG Macaroni & Cheese
Peas Garden Salad
Warm Dinner
Diced Peaches
Beef (H) Nachos w/Cheese sauce
Fiesta Beans Salsa Cup
Mini Corn Muffin
Diced Pears Milk
Crispy Chicken Filet on a WG Roll
Chicken dippin’ Sauce
“Emojicon” Potatoes Peas
Fresh Apple Milk All grain-based items offered are whole-grain rich which means that at least 51% of the grains in the item are whole grain
Daily: Sun butter & Jelly WG uncrustable sandwich, cheese stick, goldfish crackers, raisins, baby carrots, milk
Yogurt Meal =Yogurt, Mozzarella string cheese, baby carrots, craisins, goldfish crackers, dinner roll, milk Salad
Chicken Smackers (H)
Tator tots Golden Corn
Applesauce Milk
WATERFORD SCHOOLS PRE-K
Grilled Cheese on WG Bread
Steamed Broccoli
Fruit Choice Milk
Salsa
Pasta Bowtie Bolognese(H)
Garden Salad
Diced Pears Milk
Uncrustable
Nuggets (H/tenders)
Peaches Milk
Steamed Broccoli
Spinach Salad
Orange smiles Milk
SCHOOL HOLIDAY
Wellness Tip:
Start your day right-with a healthy breakfast! SCHOOL HOLIDAY
SCHOOL HOLIDAY
Wellness Tip: Get some fresh air Go for a Bike ride!
Wellness Tip: Get plenty of exercise in your day Take a long walk!
Cheeseburger on a WG Roll
Local Honey Glazed Carrots
Applesauce Cup Milk
French Bread Pizza
Tomato,Cucumber & Chic Pea
Salad with Italian Dressing
Applesauce cup Milk
French toast Sticks
Potato Puffs
Apple slices Milk
Cherry Blossom Chicken
Brown Rice
Diced Carrots
Diced Pears Milk
WG Marinara Penne Pasta Meatballs
Ceasar Salad
Orange Smiles Milk
SCHOOL HOLIDAY
Wellness Tip: Stay hydrated Drink plenty of water!
Beef (H) & Cheesy Nachos
Fiesta Beans Salsa Cup
Diced Pears Milk
SCHOOL HOLIDAY
Wellness Tip:
Limit Blue light before bed Get plenty of sleep!
Crispy Chicken Filet on a WG Roll
“Emojicon” Potatoes
Peas Milk
WG Macaroni & Cheese
Peas Garden Salad
Diced Peaches Milk
Waterford Public Schools DRAFT
8/26 – ± Staff Convocation
8/27 – * PD - No School – PK-12
◼ 11/5 – * PD No School for Students–PK-12
◼ 11/11 – School Holiday (Schools Closed for Students), P/T Conferences
11/27 – 11/29 – School Holiday (Schools Closed)
February 2025
3 4 5 6 7 10 11 12 13 14
19 20 21 24 25 26 27 28 (18 days ~ 115 cumulative)
◼ 2/17-2/18 – School Holiday (Schools Closed)
12/20 - Early Dismissal PK-12
~
May 2025
(20 days ~ 135 cumulative)
◼ 3/6 – * PD Early Dismissal PK-12
◼ 3/7* PD No School for Students –PK-12
◼ 3/20 – * *P/T Conferences: Early Dismissal PK-12 ◼ 4/14 - 4/17 – School Holiday (Schools Closed) ◼ 4/18 – School Holiday (Schools Closed)
Tue Wed Thu Fri 1 2 5 6 7 8 9 12 13 14 PD 16 19 20 21 22 23 SH 27 28 29 30 (21 days ~ 173 cumulative) June
◼ 5/15 – * PD Early Dismissal PK-12
◼ 5/26 – School Holiday (Schools Closed)
(8 days ~ 181 cumulative)
◼ 6/10 - ** Early Dismissal PK-12
◼ 6/11 – Last Day of School Early Dismissal PK-12
NOTE: Snowdayswillbeaddedontothe schoolyearasneeded.
BOE Approved: December 19, 2023
