It’s not the years in your life that count; it’s the life
in your years--Abraham Lincoln
You can tell more about a
person by what he says about others than you can by what others say about him.--Leo
Aikman
Remember
to click on the page tabs at the top of this blog, particularly "This
Week" to see this week's scheduled happenings.
Unless
you try to do something beyond what you have already mastered, you will never
grow. Never stop challenging yourself.
Dear Quashnet School Community,
Everyone is asked to wear PURPLE on Tuesday, April 15th, to show our support for children of military families.
Congratulations to Quashnet School Counselor Mrs. Greta McCue for being chosen as this year’s “UNSUNG HERO” by the Kiwanis. You can read more by clicking on this link. Mrs. McCue--2014 UNSUNG HERO Award Recipient
Congratulations to Quashnet School Counselor Mrs. Greta McCue for being chosen as this year’s “UNSUNG HERO” by the Kiwanis. You can read more by clicking on this link. Mrs. McCue--2014 UNSUNG HERO Award Recipient
The students pictured above all gave outstanding performances at last Thursday night's recital. It was such a wonderful event for our student performers as well as for our families, friends, and staff members in the audience.
TERM 2 "GOOD EGG" AWARD WINNERS
Grade 5: Erica Austin, Emily Geiszler, and Jessica Rullo
Grade 4: Skyla Rimple
Grade 6: Megan Pons and Keshet Baumflek
Grade 3: Alexander Matton
TERM 2 "GOOD EGG" AWARD WINNERS
Grade 5: Erica Austin, Emily Geiszler, and Jessica Rullo
Grade 4: Skyla Rimple
Grade 6: Megan Pons and Keshet Baumflek
Grade 3: Alexander Matton
SEEDS OF CHANGE GRANT
The
Quashnet School has applied for a grant from the Seeds of Change organization
to help us grow our learning garden. Please help us to win one of the grants by visiting this
link and voting ONCE PER DAY from now until April 21:
www.seedsofchangegrant.com
Our garden name is Quashnet School Garden. Thank you to our resident
farmer/teacher, Mrs. Whiddon, for pursuing this grant. Dear Quashnet Staff, Students, and Families,
I would like to thank you from the bottom of my heart for all the generosity, love, and support you have given me to make it to the Paralympics. I don’t think I could have done it without all of you behind me. You gave me the inspiration to go and do my best and represent our country.
Allowing me the time off, throwing the team an assembly, and holding a raffle for me were very much appreciated. Surprising me with the “Welcome Home” was very uplifting and just what I needed at that time. You are like a family to me, and I am truly blessed to know you all. Thank you very much.
Sincerely,
David
Palmer
MAKE ONLINE SAFETY
A PRIORITY IN YOUR HOME
Technology
has changed how students learn and how they socialize. Millions of kids in all age groups are online
every day—at home, at school, at friends’ homes, at the library—and many are
creating online content.
TO KEEP YOUR CHILD SAFE ONLINE:
Discuss
rules and expectations. Use software
that helps to protect kids, but supervise carefully, too. Only allow your child
to communicate with people you both know when he’s online.Set limits on screen time, such as 10 hours or fewer per week. Remember that screen time includes TV, computer, and video game use.
Do not allow your child to reveal personal information online, such as his name, phone number, school, passwords, or location.
Keep Internet access out of your child’s room. Only let your child go online if you can see what he’s doing.
Learn about websites your child visits and APPS that your child uses. Are they safe? Do you approve of their content?
Encourage your child to be honest with you if something inappropriate occurs online. React calmly if this happens. Report your concerns to the authorities.
Stay
informed about online safety.
Visit sites such as www.fosi.org
(Family Online Safety Institute) and Netsmartz.org for more tips.
PLEASE VISIT: Presentation on Phone and Internet Safety by parent Christopher Santos
Flyers are going home on Tuesday,
April 15th providing all the details related to this year’s Quashnet
School Talent Show. Auditions are
scheduled for Tuesday, May 20th.
Don't forget to click on the "SY13-14 Pictures" tab at
the top of this blog to view all the pictures taken last week.
With Gratitude,
Patty DeBoer, Principal
YOU COME TO LOVE NOT BY FINDING THE PERFECT PERSON BUT BY SEEING AN IMPERFECT PERSON PERFECTLY. Sam Keen
Patty DeBoer, Principal
YOU COME TO LOVE NOT BY FINDING THE PERFECT PERSON BUT BY SEEING AN IMPERFECT PERSON PERFECTLY. Sam Keen
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