Mrs. Abgarian's students are continuing to work diligently on their end of the year math assessments. They will end the year by beginning to prepare for the 7th grade curriculum. Students will be working closely with integers, focusing mainly on adding and subtracting!Mrs. Abgarian is beyond proud of all of her students this year and the progress they have made!

Mrs. Davenport's students are working on a project involving budgeting. They are enjoying putting together a lunch menu for the week, choosing from a list of possible food items and drinks. The first task has them spending as much money as they want to for lunch with no limitations on the number of items they can choose from. Next week they will have to tighten up their belts and stay within a budget. The last task, they will still have to stay within their budget, but also save to buy something very special to them. This is where they will see how math applies to everyday life.

In Mr. Pearson's Earth Science Class, students have taken a journey through our solar system. They began by studying our Sun, a medium-sized star and the object which sits at the center of our Solar System. Next, they studied our "Terrestrial", or "Rock Planets" and their characteristics. A major point of emphasis was discussing why Earth is such a unique "Rock Planet, and why it is distinctly different from all the other "Rock Planets" in our solar system. Finally, they concluded our solar system by studying the "Giant Gas Planets" and their characteristic, planets that are situated outside of an asteroid belt which separates both the "Rock" and "Gas" planets. An additional component of this unit permitted students a unique opportunity to study "Solar and Lunar Eclipses" and the effects our Moon has on our planet, and, in particular, ocean tides.

Mrs. Farley's and Mr. Henry's ELA Classes are working hard on finishing up the end of the year benchmarks showing how much we have grown this year and visiting the library often for books to read. They are working on finishing their final novel Blood on the River. Keep a look out for Summer Reading information.

Ms. Freeman-Petersen's Social Studies classes are showing their knowledge of ancient Greece. Students are doing this by completing our A-Z of ancient Greece slideshow project.

Last Wednesday was the last visit from the Coatesville Athletic Leadership Council in our PE classes. Students had a lot of fun celebrating the end of the year with games of Indoor Baseball.

Mrs. Fogg has housed an incubator of baby chicks from the 4H program in her classroom for the last few weeks. The chicks began hatching over Mother's Day weekend, and her students had the delight of taking care of and snuggling with the new additions over the week. The chicks were returned to 4H on Friday, but Mrs. Fogg's students will have lasting memories of this awesome experience.

Last Thursday night, we hosted our Spring Bingo Night. Families came for a night of fin, and Mrs. D'Angelo shared valuable resources for Summer reading with them. A great time was had by all who attended.

I want to thank Mrs. Witkowski and our PTO for organizing the Scholastic Book Fair that was in the Library on Thursday and Friday. Students had the opportunity to purchase books to keep them reading over the summer. It was a huge success. Thank you for organizing this event!

Spring has Sprung and so have Allergies!
Please read the attached allergy information for guidance.
As a reminder, school does not provide routine allergy medicine or eye drops. Please check with your child's doctor and follow their advice for allergy care. If your child needs to take medication during school, please have your doctor complete the medication form and have an adult bring in the prescribed medication, including over-the-counter medication.

Also, students with outstanding physicals and immunizations for 7th grade will be receiving a "Notice of Incomplete Examination" (gold colored form) from their advisory teacher.

Any questions, please contact Ann Keenan, School Nurse
keenana@casdschools.org.

May 23- Spring Concert 6:30 at North Brandywine Middle School

May 24-27 No School for Students and Staff/ Memorial Day Weekend

May 29- The Campus Field Trip

May 31- Music Field Trip to Hershey Park for Trills and Thrills

June 4- Field Day (Rain Date June 5)

June 6- Last Student Day/ Award Ceremony/ Early Dismissal

Coatesville Kid Raiders Football & Cheerleading

Registration for the 2024 Fall Season opens April 5th

Online registration: www.Coatesvillekidraiders.com

EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT – DISCOUNTED REGISTRATION THRU 5/31/24

Flag football & flag cheerleading Ages 5-6

Tackle football & varsity cheerleading Ages 7-13*

Practices begin over the summer and our first game is played around Labor Day, so sign up today and don't miss out on the 2024 Season!

*Child’s league age is determined by the child’s age on July 31, 2024

Football and cheerleading programs are open to all genders and abilities.

Visit our website and if you have additional questions:

info@kidraiders.org

CoatesvilleKidRaiders.com

FACEBOOK Coatesville Kid Raiders Official

INSTAGRAM CKR_KidRaiders

TWITTER CKR_KidRaiders

Website: https://www.casdschools.org/scott
Location: 800 Olive Street, Coatesville, PA, USA
Phone: 610 383 6946

Mrs. Kathryn Lamothe- Principal lamothek@casdschools.org

Mr. Peter Altland- Assistant Principal altlandp@casdschools.org

Mrs. Megan Murray- Guidance Counselor murraym@casdschools.org

Ms. Ashley Russum- Principal's Secretary russuma@casdschools.org

Mrs. Sue Shumate- Assistant Principal's Secretary, and Attendance Secretary shumates@casdschools.org