Monday, 12/16 - B Day
- 4th Grade Early Morning Library - 8:00
- Harlem Wizards Assembly
Tuesday, 12/17 - C Day
- 5th Grade Early Morning Library - 8:00
Wednesday, 12/18 - D Day - 1:30 Early Dismissal for Professional Learning
- 3rd Grade Early Morning Library - 8:00
- Town Hall Meetings - Grades 3-5
- Board of Education Meeting - 7:00 PM - MS/HS Community Room
Thursday, 12/19 - E Day
- 4th Grade Early Morning Library - 8:00
Friday, 12/20 - F Day - 11:30 Early Dismissal for Holiday Recess
- 5th Grade Early Morning Library - 8:00
Tuesday, January 7
- Internet Safety Assemblies - Grades 3-5 with Katie Greer
Monday, January 13
- PTSA Winter Clubs Start
- 5th Grade Puberty Workshop- Session I
- 5th Grade Puberty Workshop- Session II
This is a reminder regarding my November email about vehicle and pedestrian safety. We are still observing a lot of unsafe driving on Carroll Avenue during arrival and dismissal times. It is imperative that we obey the following rules of the road for our children's safety:
* The speed limit is 15 MPH on Carroll Avenue. If you can do 10 MPH, that is even better. Please adhere to the law and be mindful of our children who are crossing the street.
* Students should be dropped off and picked up from the driver side door when arriving on Carroll Avenue. This is the side of the door closest to the sidewalk. Students should not be driving in the front seat or exiting out of the passenger doors on the street side of Carroll Avenue. This is unsafe!
* DO NOT stop in the middle of the street and block traffic to allow your child/children to enter or exit your vehicle. This could cause an accident, but most importantly, the person entering/exiting the vehicle could get hurt.
I appreciate those who already adhere to the rules of the road and are committed to the safety of our community members. We should all be modeling mindfulness of others by driving slowly down Carroll Avenue at all times and by using the safest routes to schools for bikers and pedestrians.
As always, I am available if you have thoughts, comments, questions or concerns. Everyone's safety is my top priority.
This is to inform you that this week we will be conducting an Evacuation Drill.
This drill is used to practice our evacuation procedures in the event of a real emergency. There are a variety of evacuation scenarios which we need to prepare for. Students are not told what the emergency is, just that there is one and that we need to evacuate immediately.
The purpose of all drills is to ensure the safety and preparedness of our students and staff in case of an emergency.
Please rest assured that these are only drills and not actual emergencies.
For any questions or concerns, feel free to contact Mr. Scarantino directly.
Thank you for your cooperation.
"The RNSF "Give, Grant, Impact" Appeal is here! Now through December 20th, you have the opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of our students. Each donation funds grants that bring innovative resources, programs, and experiences directly to Rye Neck students, providing them with opportunities to explore, create and excel. Visit the RNSF WEBSITE to donate today!"
Grants so far have funded:
- The F.E. Bellows Fifth Grade School Store
- Garden Beds for Planting Spring 2025 in the Bellows' Life Garden
- Sensory Materials & Equipment for Students at Bellows