Principal e-Note
Crestwood Elementary School
September 15th 2024
Upcoming Dates
Sept 15th: Hispanic Heritage Month begins!
Sept 16th: Construction Worker's Appreciation Spirit Day
Sept 20th: PTO Fundraiser "Wild About READING" Kicks off
Sept 26th: Picture Day!
Sept 26th: PTO Block Party 6-8 pm
Sept 27th: No School, staff Professional Learning Day
Oct 11th: Donuts with Grown-ups 8:00-8:30 am
Oct 13th: Sunday Night Lights @ LHS
Oct 17th: Fall Parties
Oct 18th: No School - PL DAY for staff
Oct 31st: End of Trimester
Nov 1st: No School - Records Day
Nov 4th: No School - Conference Comp
Nov 5th: No School - PL Day
Nov 6th: Elementary Conferences
Nov 7th: Elementary Conferences
Nov 11th: Veterans Day
Nov 12th: 3rd & 5th grade concerts *Picture retake day*
First Responders Celebrated
Challenging board games, amazing relationships built!
Patriot Day Coordinators
Thank you to this team made up of staff and PTO representatives for all your hard work to coordinate such a great day for our school!
Police & Firefighters VS Crestwood kids!
Competitive game of Connect 4!!!
Postive Referral
Celebration Choice? SIGNING THE FLOOR:)
3rd grade Science
🦉🦉Owl Pellect dissection
Signing the Floor!
"Dress like a construction worker or wear your neon gear as we celebrate our Construction Workers! Their dedication and hard work are shaping the future of our school, and we want to show our appreciation for the incredible effort they put in every day."
Picture Day Is: Thursday, September 26, 2024
Wagner Portrait Group will be photographing students for portrait packages & school records.
Only online orders will be accepted.
(Please do not bring checks, cash, or order forms to school as they will no longer be accepted.)
Online Pre-Order Password: 5C7Z8S6U
Can’t order online or have other questions? We are happy to help! 314-567-5900
Crestwood PTO information
Please follow PTO on social media!
https://www.instagram.com/crestwoodpto/
https://www.facebook.com/crestwoodelementarypto
These are the desktop websites but most access from apps on their phone.
PTBoard - A communication tool for PTO. This system will sync with our parent information system.
WILD About Reading Fundraiser
Our largest fundraiser of the year is kicking off this Friday, Sept. 20th. Be on the lookout for an email this week to log in and create your own page to share with families and friends!
Cick here or on the image below to access the PTO fundraiser page for this event!
Back to school Block PARTY! 9/26
Click here for Tickets or on the image below
Hispanic Heritage Month begins begins Sept. 15th and runs through Oct.15th
Note from Nurse Beth!
WOUND CARE
Since the grass is really not accessible this year due to our construction, the students have been having their recess on the blacktop mostly. Due to this, we are seeing many more abrasions to the knees, elbows, and hands. We will clean the abrasion with Bactine spray and apply a bandaid. We do not have antibiotic ointment in the office. Here is some information on basic wound care at home for your child with abrasions.
Proper care of wounds can prevent infection and speed the body’s healing process.
Treatment
Immediately after the injury, wash thoroughly with clean water and mild soap. A cleanser like Bactine works great, as it has some pain relief in it and antibacterial components. Remove any visible dirt or debris from the wound. Apply gentle pressure to stop bleeding.
Apply a thin layer of antibiotic ointment to the wound. Cover with a bandage.
Clean the area twice daily with just soap and water, and apply a new bandage and ointment after cleaning. Do not use hydrogen peroxide or alcohol for cleaning, these products actually can slow down the healing of the wound, as it can burn all the good cells there trying to heal the wound.
Continue this care until the wound is fully healed.
Deep or gaping wounds may need stitches or other wound care from a medical professional. Some bite injuries may also require special attention.
When to contact a clinician
Initially, some mild redness directly around the wound is a normal part of healing, but seek medical care if there is any of the following:
Red "streaking" spreading out from the wound
Increased pain or swelling
Difficulty moving the affected area
Pus or odorous wound drainage
Warmth around the wound
Fever higher than 100.4 degrees
Poor healing, gaping wounds, bite injuries, etc.
Here is some more information on wound care
https://www.webmd.com/first-aid/ss/slideshow-how-does-your-wound-heal
Beth A Basler, FNP-C, MSN, RN, NCSN
Crestwood Elementary School Nurse
Lindbergh School District
Office: 314-729-2431 (x3510)
Fax: 314-729-2432
School District updates
Lindbergh 75th Anniversary Events: Sperreng Color Run!
10 a.m.-12 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 12
Sperreng Middle School is hosting a family-friendly fun run for the entire community, in celebration of the Lindbergh Schools 75th Anniversary! All Lindbergh students are invited to participate in a one-mile color run with treats and music! Registration is required. Register by Sept. 20 to guarantee a T-shirt! For more information and to register, click here.
Throughout October, schools across our district will host events to celebrate 75 years of Lindbergh. Watch future e-notes for more information, or visit go.lindberghschools.ws/75Years.
SSD Family Academy
Special School District of St. Louis County is sponsoring a Family Academy fair for school districts in the south St. Louis region, from 9 a.m.-12 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 28, at Southview School, 11660 Eddie and Park Road. This event will include fun learning, community vendors, and interactive classes on a variety of topics. Learn more at www.ssdmo.org/FamilyAcademy.
Sunday Night Lights - Celebrating 15 Years!
Sunday Night Lights is celebrating 15 years in the Lindbergh Community, and the entire Lindbergh community is invited to help fill the stands and cheer on children who have braved the journey of a serious childhood disease on Sunday, Oct. 13.
Do you know a hero who would like to experience a night under the lights? To register a child or learn how you can support this event, please visit https://www.snlheroes.org/.
Love to Read? Stories to Service Needs Volunteers for Book Selection Committee!
“From Stories to Service” is returning in fall 2024, and we are looking for volunteers to read and select books for consideration. Volunteers will be responsible for reading and completing a short evaluation of 15-20 picture books, and attending a committee meeting in late September.
Mr. Kit Norton
Mrs. Laura Rossi
Mrs. Jillian Holmes
Mrs. Joy Long
Mrs. Karen Daubendiek
Mrs. Ann Kleitsch
Crestwood Elementary School Mission Statement
Crestwood Elementary School
Email: crestwood@lindberghschools.ws
Website: go.lindberghschools.ws/crestwood
Location: 1020 Sappington Road, St. Louis, MO, USA
Phone: 314-729-2430
Facebook: facebook.com/CrestwoodFlyers
Twitter: @CrestwoodFlyers