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We are excited to embark on the creation of our 2025-2030 Strategic Plan—a roadmap that will shape the next five years of excellence in Fraser Public Schools. This plan will continue to focus on our strong traditions of excellence by staying committed to our core values and beliefs - Innovate, Learn, Lead.

The Community & Parent Meeting to kick off the strategic planning process has been rescheduled to Tuesday, October 29 at 6 pm in the FHS Media Center.

Our Young 5s Class attended Deneweth’s Fall Fun Fest for our first field trip! While outside, we explored and found our way through the exciting corn maze, climbed and played on a giant straw mound, and went on a spooky train ride! We also participated in pumpkin decorating, played and went through a straw maze, played carnival games, and ran through a fun inflatable haunted house! We finished our fun-filled morning with cider and donuts.

Ms. Feldman

Important Contact Information:

Main Office Phone: 586-439-6700

Absentee Phone Line: 586-439-6790

24 hour recorded line, please leave your child's reason for absence and length of time out. Absences reported to this line, ensure most timely and accurate record.

Fax: 586-439-6701

Emerson Principal: Mr. Sam Argiri

Email: Samuel.Argiri@fraserk12.org

School Administrative Assistant: Ms. Christina Salisbury

Email: christina.salisbury@fraserk12.org

Building Hours - 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

School Hours: 8:35 am – 3:30 pm
First Bell: 8:30 am
Instructional Bell: 8:35 am

Mantra: I can be responsible and make good choices.

Quote: “If you take responsibility for yourself, you will develop a hunger to accomplish your dreams.” - Les Brown

We are looking forward to having our teachers meet with you and your child during Emerson's Student - Led Conferences. During this time, students will showcase their goals and academic progress. It is important to include your child in these conferences so that they can take ownership of their academic plan for the year.

Conference dates and times are as follows:

Wednesday, October 23rd from 4:30 to 7:30 PM

Thursday, October 24th from 1:00-3:30 PM & 4:30-7:30 PM

Classroom teachers sent out conference invitations by Thursday, October 10th. If you did not receive your notice for any reason, please find the link to your child's teacher's Sign-Up Genius below.

We look forward to seeing everyone at conferences. Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Sincerely,

Mr. Argiri

Dear Emerson Parents,

Halloween is quickly approaching! Children are shopping for costumes, planning their candy routes, and anticipating exciting activities. At Emerson we recognize this excitement in our students and we want to ensure Halloween is a fun-filled, positive experience for all of our students.

On Thursday, October 31st, students will be celebrating Halloween. This is an EARLY RELEASE DAY and students are dismissed at 1:30 P.M. Our school-wide parade will begin at 10:45 A.M. and we will parade through the neighborhood. Parents are welcome to stand around the parade route. We will be walking down Admiral (west) and making the loop around to come back to the school.

All students must come to school in regular school clothes on October 31st. Students can wear light Halloween makeup to school that day (eyeshadow, painted freckles, rosy cheeks, etc.). All makeup and hair products must stay home from school that day. Students will be able to change into their costumes prior to the parade.

Make sure to adhere to the following rules:

1. Masks are not to be worn in school or during the parade.

2. HEAVY makeup is not to be worn (light makeup only-eyeshadow, painted freckles, rosy cheeks, etc.)

3. Glitter and fake blood are not to be worn or brought to school.

4. Fake or real weapons are not to be brought to school, i.e., swords, guns, knives, daggers, and the like.

5. Inappropriate costumes are not to be worn to school. Please choose costumes that are positive and/or represent a good role model for our students.

6. No roller blades, roller blade shoes, skateboards or scooters.

7. No bare midriffs.

8. Please use common sense and good judgement when sending your child to school on October 31st.

Classroom teachers will be organizing their classroom or grade level activities. Please make sure to follow all guidelines and parameters as set by the classroom teacher. Some of our classrooms are NUT-FREE and the teachers will inform you of all pertinent information. If a classroom party has not begun when you arrive, please wait patiently. This is needed to allow for a smooth class transition with minimal disruptions.

Remember: a couple of pieces of candy in your child’s lunch are plenty during the week. Thank you for your support.

Sincerely,

Mr. Argiri

School-wide parade @ 10:45 A.M.

Monday we will continue our celebration of Red Ribbon Month!! This year's theme is “Life is a Movie, Film Drug Free.” Red Ribbon Month is a month where people, schools, and communities unite and take a visible stand against drugs. During HEART class students will focus on healthy habits and choices. Students will pledge to live a drug free life. Red Ribbon Awareness Bracelets will be worn by all staff and students throughout the month to show that we pledge to make good choices.

10/15 -- 5th Grade Recorder Concert 6PM @ FHS Auditorium

10/16 -- GREAT SKATE PARTY 5:30PM

10/17 - Big Boy Fundraiser Dinner 4PM-8PM

10/23 – Conferences 4:30-7:30

10/24 – ½ Day 11:30 dismissal

- Conferences 1:00-3:30 and 4:30-7:30

10/25 - 1st Grade Blakes Field Trip

10/28 - 6th Grade Camp

10/31 – Early Release 1:30 Dismissal

10/31 -- Halloween Parade 10:45AM

11/15 -- Picture Re-Takes

11/19 --4th, 5th & 6th Grade Music Performance 7PM @ FHS auditorium.

2024-2025 District Calendar

SAVE THE DATE!

Emerson's 4th, 5th & 6th graders will be performing November 19th, 7PM-7:40PM, in the FHS auditorium.

Kayla Williams

CARE is a resource in our community that helps families and individuals who are experiencing difficulties with mental health or substance abuse. CARE's Student Assistance program offers families the opportunity to receive a thorough assessment for children who are experiencing mental health issues. CARE will then provide resources to assist with concerns. CARE also is a great place to attend parenting classes for Early Childhood through Teen. Speciality classes related to anger management and play and learn groups for younger children are also programs provided through CARE. For more information or for a referral to CARE's Student Assistance program please contact our social worker, Ms. Gentry, or contact CARE at 586-541-CARE.

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