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January 2021

Haverhill HeadlinesJanuary 2021
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Kindergarten Registration starts February 1st!

Kindergarten Registration

Kindergarten enrollment packets for the following school year are available for pick-up in SACS' elementary school offices beginning February 1, 2021.

Who can register?

Any child residing in the SACS district who attains the age of five on or before October 1, 2021 may enroll in kindergarten for the 2021-2022 school year.

Ready for Kindergarten?

Kindergarten is an important milestone in a child's life, it's their first step into formal education. As parents/caregivers you may be asking yourself if your child is ready. SACS educators have complied some helpful kindergarten information: Ready for Kindergarten?

What's needed to register a student? In addition to completing the registration packet, the following documents must be provided with the registration paperwork before any student is registered:
  • Copy of child's birth certificate
  • Child's immunization records
  • Two proofs of residency and a copy of the parent/guardian photo ID
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News from our PTC

Kroger Rewards

Did you know that each year our school earns money simply from you shopping at Kroger? Kroger Rewards is a simple way for you to give back to our school. If you'd like to support the students and staff at Haverhill, please do the following:

Go to Kroger.com and login or create an account

Under "My Account" you will find "Community Rewards"

Search for Haverhill Elementary School and that's it!

Quarterly Kroger will send our PTC check. This check will be used to support staff appreciation efforts, technology projects around the school, and so much more!

Spirit Wear

The Haverhill Spirit Wear Store is live again for the final time this school year. Items can be purchased now through January 31st. Items will ship after January 31st, within 8-12 days directly to your home.

https://haverhill2021.itemorder.com/sale

Staff Appreciation

To ring in the New Year, for the month of January, we encourage families to have their students (or themselves) send in a "Wish for the New Year" to show our gratitude to our teachers and staff.

Goals Met

Because of many successful fundraisers in the past, our PTC was recently able to have purchased and installed a projector and cage for Mrs. Stout in PE. Over break, it was able to be installed and is currently being put to good use! We are told that she and her students are loving this use of technology in PE!

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Virtual Students Pick-Up Dates

Mark your calendars for the following dates to pick up materials if your student is a virtual learner:


January 14

February 4

February 25

March 18

April 15

May 6

FINAL DROP OFF: TBD

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Upcoming Events

January 12: NWEA Winter Testing Starts

January 18: No School: Martin Luther King Jr. Day

January 26: 5th Graders hear from Summit MS

January 29: Student Council Camouflage Day

February 1: Kindergarten Enrollment packet pickup begins

February 1-5: Celebrate Mrs. Stiltner for School Counselor Week

February 9: Portrait of a Graduate Virtual Fair

February 11: Valentine's Day Class Parties and Student Council Pajama Pant Day

February 15: No School / Snow Make-up date

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2nd Semester Flex Days

Mark your calendars! Students will have access to learning from home following our Flex Day format on the following dates via Canvas:


Monday, February 1

Friday, March 12

Monday, March 22

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Masks at School

Please make sure your student has a clean, well-fitting, comfortable mask to wear at school every day. Students are wearing masks to keep them and everyone safe, so please make sure to check your mask supply.


If you have a student that struggles to keep their mask over their nose and mouth, we ask that you continue practicing in order to not regress in their skills. We appreciate your support.

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Boots, Snow pants, Gloves, Hat, Coat

What should your student bring with them to school on a snowy day? These five items will be needed to play in the snow, or they will be asked to remain on the blacktop area. The five items are: Boots, snow pants, gloves, a hat, and a coat. Students will be going out each day until the temperatures are very cold, so remind them to dress in extra layers.