Teachers: Mrs. Cron and Mrs. Maxwell
Welcome to 6th grade!
4/22/18
Please check the musical page regularly for updates on volunteering and needs.
We need LUNCH ANGELS for Monday. We could really use the break. We appreciate you checking your schedule. Due to performances on Wednesday and Thursday, we will NOT NEED lunch angels. We are having early lunches both days.
We pride ourselves on having a well-behaved student body who are respectful of the rules as outlined in our handbook. We have been having issues recently with uniform and hair violations and very noisy hallways. This was discussed at our faculty meeting recently. Students who do not obey the rules will be given a demerit for parents to sign and return. Three demerits will equal a 7 AM morning detention. Please talk to your children about respect and responsibility. Hopefully, the 6th grade class will rise to the occasion and be good role models for the rest of the school.
Please remember that students should be wearing appropriate clothing to school. ONLY DeChantal sweatshirts should be worn to and from school.
Being a lunch angel is a HUGE help to the 6th grade teachers. Have you signed up to help? PLEASE PLEASE consider helping out in 6th grade.
Please remember it is SCHOOL POLICY to let us know when students will be absent or leaving early.
ALL 6th graders will need to be at play practices on Friday afternoons. This includes ALL half day Fridays. Our NEXT half day Friday rehearsal will be on April 20th. Students should bring a lunch. Practice goes until 4 PM and pick up will be outside the gym.
We are a peanut free classroom. NO SNACKS may contain peanuts or be made in a factory where peanut products are made due to allergies throughout the school. Please be mindful when packing lunches.
One of the big responsibilities for the 6th grade is to recess monitor for the Kdg, 1st and 2nd grades. This is our responsibility all year and ALL students will have their turns with this job. Twelve students a week will be responsible for showing up on time, playing with the children, and helping the lunch angels and teachers to monitor the classrooms.
