Daniel Warren Weekly

Monday, Mar. 24th - Day E

Lunch 1 - Chicken Patty

Lunch 2 - Bagel Meal

Lunch 3 - Chicken Caesar Salad

Tuesday, Mar. 25th - Day F

Lunch 1 - Waffles w/Sausage

Lunch 2 - Bagel Meal

Lunch 3 - Chicken Caesar Salad

• Incoming Kindergarten Screening & Scavenger Hunt - Library

Wednesday, Mar. 26th - Day A

Lunch 1 - Mac & Cheese

Lunch 2 - Bagel Meal

Lunch 3 - Chicken Caesar Salad

• Early Dismissal Professional Learning Day

• Dismissal times: Kindergarten 1:20 p.m. - First and Second Grade 1:25 p.m.

Thursday, Mar. 27th - Day B

Lunch 1 - Nachos

Lunch 2 - Bagel Meal

Lunch 3 - Chicken Caesar Salad

• Noon Pursuits Round 2, Session 3 - Lunch & Recess

• Incoming Kindergarten Screening & Scavenger Hunt - Library

Friday, Mar. 28th - Day C

Lunch 1 - Cheese Pizza

Lunch 2 - Bagel Meal

Lunch 3 - Chicken Caesar Salad

Apr. 3rd - Noon Pursuits Round 2, Session 3 - Lunch & Recess

Apr. 4th - 2nd Grade Circles - 9:15 a.m. - Auditorium

Apr. 7th - PTSA Sponsored STEAM Museum Assembly

Apr. 8th - NYSESLAT Extended Day Ends

Apr. 8th - Kindergarten Children's Museum Trip - 9:00 a.m.

Apr. 10th - PTSA “Wake Up the Garden for Spring” - 3:00 p.m. - DW Peace Garden

Apr. 10th - Noon Pursuits - Round 2 - Session 4 - Lunch Recess

In 1CL they used different tools to measure. They were able to measure things in the classroom deciding whether to use centimeter cubes, ten rods or a ruler.

1MW explored sounds at four different stations!

Daniel Warren enjoyed an informative and engaging presentation for Women's History Month. Thank you to Amy Bennett for making the event possible.

Thank you to Sara Moureau and Elizabeth Gillespie and the Rye Y for Family Fitness Night.

According to the New York Statewide School Health Services website, parents should follow these guidelines when determining when their children should not be in school:

• Persistent fever greater than 100° degrees orally, including a fever that requires administration of medication such as Tylenol or Motrin

• Vomiting or diarrhea

• Significant cough that makes a child feel uncomfortable or disrupts class

• Sore throat that is severe, accompanied by fever or feeling ill

• Red, teary, itchy eyes that distract child from learning

• Discolored nasal discharge, accompanied by facial pain or headache

• Ear pain or drainage from the ear

• Headache, especially with fever

• Any condition you think may be serious or contagious to others

Children should be fever free (without the use of fever reducing medicine), symptom free and feeling well for at least 24 hours before returning to school after illness. To report an absence/illness, please email the school nurse’s office at dwattendance@ryeneck.org the morning of the absence. A doctor’s note will be requested for any student who has been absent for 5 consecutive days, upon return to school.

Come join in for an encore screening of CHILDHOOD 2.0 at Mamaroneck Theater on March 26 at 6:30 pm! Stay for a Q&A with one of the filmmakers and dive into the important topic of parenting in the digital age. Admission is free, with popcorn & soda included! RSVP here. We hope to see you there! 🎥🍿

Ticket sales close Sunday 3/23 at midnight!

Silent auction and 50/50 raffle will open 3/23 at 10am!

When picking up your child early, please notify the main office by phone or email in advance. Early dismissal should take place prior to 2:30. After 2:30, we ask that you to wait till the regular time since staff are assisting and preparing for student dismissal.

Attendance: dwattendance@ryeneck.org to report student absence/lateness

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