Substitute Appreciation Week

Monday, November 18, 2024

• Day Six

Tuesday, November 19, 2024

• Day One
• BOE at Holden Elementary - 6:00

Wednesday, November 20, 2024

• Day Two
• Student Council - 3:30-4:15

Thursday, November 21, 2024

• Day Three

Friday, November 22, 2024

• Day Four
• Kindergarten Feast - 2:00

For Preschool Questions, please call Mrs. Severn at 330-676-7415

For Kindergarten - 5th Grade Questions, please call Mrs. Stohovitch at 330-676-7401

Student Drop-Off / Pick-Up continues to be a Safety Concern.

The picture above is our Bus Loading / Unloading Zone.

Cars are not permitted to drop students off in the bus lane unless it is after 8:35 a.m. AND there are no buses pulled over in the lane. Students must also be picked up at the end of the day in the Car Rider line.

All students should be dropped off / picked up in the Car Rider area in the back of the building. Staff members are in the Car Rider line from 8:20-8:35.

We at Davey Elementary have created a safe area for your students to get out of the car and go immediately in the building. Thank you in advance for following our school procedures.

Additional Information:

• Students should not arrive to the building until 8:20 a.m. Students are not supervised until that time. If your student walks to school, please have them arrive after 8:20.

• Only Preschool Students and Students with Special Needs are permitted to use the main parking lot for arrival/dismissal.

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the main office.

Dear Parent,

Great news! Our school has partnered with Smile Programs…the mobile dentists to offer in-school dental care.

The date for the visits is-

January 14 & 15, 2025

Sign up your child today at www.myschooldentist.com.

Even better, dental care is usually at no cost to you. All insurance is accepted including
Medicaid and CHIP. For those without insurance, a low cost self-pay option is available.

Convenient and comfortable

Our in-school dental program saves you time and provides a safe and comfortable
place for your child to receive gentle dental care from licensed local professionals.
Dental care includes a complete dental exam, x-rays, cleaning, fluoride and sealants
when necessary, and in some cases, restorative care such as fillings.

Dental care for a healthy life

Children who see a dentist regularly may have fewer health issues like:

• Early tooth loss caused by dental decay
• Gum disease
• Heart disease
• Impaired speech development

Help keep your child healthy, in school and learning.

Simply go to www.myschooldentist.com.

Set Routines

Most children thrive when they have routines and structure. Schools set specific routines for students to follow during the day. Schools often post these schedules in classrooms or give them to students at the beginning of the school year or term. When schools are not in session, students may have fewer predictable routines, which can increase their anxiety and challenging behaviors. To cut down on behavior problems, families and caregivers can mimic school routines with their children and set up times for learning, exercise, and play. It’s helpful if these routines are similar to what students are already familiar with from school. The home schedule needs to be posted in a visible central place for all to see. The more consistent the routines and schedule can be, the easier it will be to support prosocial behavior and prevent challenging behavior in the home.

Davey Elementary School -Wide Expectations:

We are Safe, We are Kind & We are Responsible!

Thank you Bent Tree Coffee for your donation to our breakfast

We celebrated the end of Camp Davey on Thursday, November 14th

Kudos to our "campers" that worked diligently for nine weeks!!

For students who want an extra milk or food items, please put money on the General Account.

The Meal Account is used for first meals only. Money can now be switched on My Payments Plus on your student's account.

Please call the Food Service Office at 330-676-8644 with any questions. We can also transfer money between accounts.

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Location: 196 North Prospect Street, Kent, OH, USA
Phone: 330-676-7400
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