Kindergarten
Summary:
In this week’s lesson, your child will learn how to name or show ways to pay attention.
Try This at Home:
Ask your child to share ways to pay attention (watching and listening carefully, answering questions that show comprehension).
First Grade:
Summary:
In this week’s lesson, your child will start to understand and be able to recognize different feelings they may have when using technology, and know what to do when they are having a bad feeling.
Try This at Home:
Watch this video with your child that goes over ways technology can make them feel. After, discuss with your child some of the ways technology could make them feel and what they can do when they are having those feelings.
How Does Technology Make You Feel?
Second Grade:
Summary:
In this week’s lesson, your child will begin to understand what online meanness can look like and how it can make people feel. They will be able to identify ways to respond to mean words online, using S-T-O-P.
Try This at Home:
Ask your child how they should deal with meanness online and what S-T-O-P meanness means and how they would demonstrate STOP meanness. Discuss with your child trusted adults they should talk to if they experience online meanness.
Third Grade
Summary:
In this week’s lesson, your child will learn what happens in their brain when they learn a new skill.
Try This at Home:
Ask your child to explain what happens in their brain when they learn something for the first time.
Fourth Grade
Summary:
In this week’s lesson your child will learn about the three parts of their brain that help them think and respond to stress.
Try This at Home:
Ask your child the three parts of the brain that respond to stress (amygdala, pre-frontal cortex, hippocampus).
Do you know Lantern Road’s sick policy?
We understand that following Fall Break and with cold and flu season upon us, illnesses are likely to increase. This may include runny noses, sore throats, coughing, fever, vomiting, diarrhea, etc. But did you know that if your child’s fever is below 100.4, they are welcome here in attendance at school to continue their learning!
During this time, please continue to encourage your students to cover their mouths and wash their hands as much as possible to help stop the spread of germs!
Attached is a document that provides guidelines to follow on whether you should send your child to school:https://resources.finalsite.net/images/v1684436872/hsek12inus/d2bq9biay7znxuucyksa/How-Sick-is-too-Sick.pdf
Vision screening is required by the Indiana State Board of Health for all first and third graders. All third graders will be screened on November 12, 2024. Near and far vision will be screened and the results are pass or fail. You will only be notified if your student fails the screening test. If your child wears glasses or contacts, please make sure they have them at school during their testing date for accurate testing results. If you have any questions or you do not want your child's vision to be screened, please contact Nurse O at ookuszki@hse.k12.in.us.
Breakfast and lunch prices for 2024-2025 are as follows:
- Paid Student Lunch (K-6) $ 2.80
- Paid Student Lunch (7-12) $ 3.00
- Paid Student Breakfast (K-12) $1.50
If you believe your family qualifies for free or reduced-price meals, be sure to fill out the application in Skyward for your student. Families must re-apply for these benefits each year, even if you qualified previously.
Please make sure you have filled out your students' health card alerting of any allergies. If you need to make changes to this please contact Nurse Okuszki at ookuszki@hse.k12.in.us.
If your child would like to purchase additional menu items, you may send cash or check with your child throughout the school year in an envelope with their name and account number, student's teacher, the amount enclosed, and date, OR you can add payments electronically through e-funds. More information on e-fund payment and account set up can be found on the food services website www.schoolnutritionandfitness.com.
If you would like to monitor what your child is buying you CAN put restrictions on their account. Please call or email with those requests to Liliana Robles-Anguiano.
LILIANA ROBLES-ANGUIANO
CAFETERIA MANAGER
317-594-4140 X1988
SERVED DAILY:
ASSORTED FRUIT
ASSORTED VEGETABLES
ASSORTED MILK
PEANUT BUTTER & JELLY SANDWICH
*Menu subject to change based on availability*
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Updates from Mudsock Youth Athletics:
Winter Recreational Basketball Registration is Open
- Boys Basketball - Registration for the Mudsock Boys Basketball rec season (K - 8th) and (New) Mudsock Elite (formerly Rec+) is open at myathletics.com. Please note, Mudsock Elite will be separate from the rec league; players who register for Mudsock Elite will NOT be required to register for rec basketball. Learn more.
- Girls Basketball - Registration for the Mudsock Girls Basketball rec season (K-8) is open now at myathletics.com. Save-the-date for the November 2nd Recreational Opening Day Jamboree. Learn more.
(New) esports - Registration for our brand-new esports league is just around the corner, and it’s open to gamers in the 10U-14U divisions. Team play kicks off this winter. Information will be updated here soon.
Volunteer of the Month Nominations – Fall sport families, has a coach or a board member gone out of their way to make your experience great this season? We would love to hear about it! Thank you for emailing info@myathletics.com to nominate them.
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