The Press-Dispatch
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C-10 Wednesday, September 5, 2018 The Press-Dispatch SCHOOL Submit school news: Email: schoolnews@pressdispatch.net Deadline: Noon on Friday Winslow Elementary MENU Thursday, September 6: Calzone pizza, garden sal- ad, sweet potato fries, fruit cocktail and a brownie. Friday, September 7: Fish nuggets, oven crinkle fries, coleslaw and an apple. Monday, September 10 : BBQ rid sandwich, smiley tots, green beans and peach- es. Tuesday, September 11: Chicken alfredo, garden salad, fresh broccoli, bread- stick and strawberries. Wednesday, September 12: Meatloaf, roll, scalloped potatoes, seasoned peas and grapes. CALENDER September 5, 12, 19 and 26 – Early Dismissal. September 10 – Mid-term reports. September 11 – Patriot's Day – We will show support to those who lost their lives on 9/11 and to honor the heroes who worked to save them by wearing red, white and blue. We will also have a moment of silence at 8:45 a.m. September 13, 20, 27 – J.A.M. Club for third and fourth grades. September 13 and 14 – Used Book Sale in library. September 15 – Winslow Community Festival and Light-up Parade. September 21 – Fourth grade field trip to Lincoln State Park. September 24 – Flex Day – No school for students – E-learning day. September 25 – P TO Meeting 3:30 p.m. – Group Room. September 25 -28 – Col- lege Go Week – Dress up days to be announced. September 28 – Final Fri- day/Popcorn Friday – P TO will be selling popcorn the final Fridays of each month for 50 cents. Student Council Dress-up Friday – Wear plaid. Monthly Boxtop Turn-in Day – Classroom winner an- nounced at end of each grad- ing period. MENU Thursday, September 6: Calzone pizza, garden sal- ad, sweet potato fries, fruit cocktail and a brownie. Friday, September 7: Fish nuggets, oven crinkle fries, coleslaw and an apple. Monday, September 10 : BBQ rid sandwich, smiley tots, green beans and peach- es. Tuesday, September 11: Chicken alfredo, garden salad, fresh broccoli, bread- stick and strawberries. Wednesday, September 12: Meatloaf, roll, scalloped potatoes, seasoned peas and grapes. CALENDER Early Release Dates Sept. 5, 12, 19 and 26; back drive 2:50 p.m., bus 3p.m. Robotics Team Practic- es Sept. 6, 10, 13, 17, 20 and 27; after school until 5 p.m. Sept. 6 – JAM Club begins for third and fourth grades. Third grade time is 9 a.m.-10 a.m. and fourth grade time is 10 :15 a.m.-11:15 a.m. Sept. 7 – Peer Mediator training. Sept. 11 – In honor of the 9/11 victims, their family members, survivors, rescue workers and volunteers, we are wearing red, white and blue, and will have a special moment of silence. Sept. 12 – Monthly perfect attendance award. Sept. 13 – Students/Staff wear your 'BE' shirts. Sept. 14 – Internation- al Dot Day, everyone wear something with a dot today. Sept. 24 – NO SCHOOL, Flex Learning Day. Sept. 25 -28 – Second grade will celebrate "John- ny Appleseed Week." College Go Week A week of information and activities revolving around college planning. Informa- tion will come home with students. Tuesday-Wear Indian col- ors (red & white)! "Oh, the places you'll go! " Start set- ting your goals in elementa- ry school! Wednesday-Burgundy & Gold Day! "PC is your next stop on the way to reaching your goals! " Thursday-Crazy sock day! "Put your best foot forward! " Friday-College shirt day! "Support your favorite col- lege! Wear any college shirt or jersey! " Above: Kindergartener Naomi Stafford works on Reading Eggs during computer time with her class. Left: Madisyn Miles, Taryn Fiscus, Emma Brock and Brooklyn Blount have to get the flag down out of the rain. Bottom far left: Waylon Bigers takes a break from the computers to smile for the camera. Bottom second from left: Serenity Barrett looks for a good book during library class. Bottom second from right: Logan Carrico and Michael Fultz find some books on the library shelves to check out. Bottom right: Zoey Russell finds a comfortable spot to read her library book. Above and below: First grade friends enjoying a Popsicle on a hot Friday afternoon. Natilynn Ashby, third grader in Ms. Richard- son's class, reaches for a big 500-point Jeopardy card during a social studies review game. PES VEX robotics team members Tyler Col- lins, Kaeden Jansen, Jacoby Smith and Llinkyn Knust. Lily-Mae Kinman used her tickets to eat lunch with Ms. Stone. PES VEX robotics team members Aksel Onyett, Carter McCain and Lane Freder- ick. PES VEX robotics team members Jacob Harker, Joshua Harker, Zayne Bell and Josiah Ross. Petersburg Elementary robotics teams have begun prac- ticing for this 2018-'19 season. This year's challenge is called Next Level, and involves placing and stacking hubs, and hanging the robot from a pole. PES VEX robotics team members Karly Gideon, Brook- lyn Query, Kady Gideon, Macy Hill and Elle Readle. Petersburg Elementary