Around Our Schools - Issue 84

Funded completely by the Museum of Art, students took a trip to the museum to explore the exhibition organized by the National Portrait Gallery, London, in collaboration with the Philadelphia Museum of Art: The Time Is Always Now: Artists Reframe the Black Figure. Despite the short visit, student groups engaged with the exhibit's themes—Double Consciousness, Past and Presence, and Our Aliveness—connecting the artwork to today’s world. The PBIS team looks forward to offering more opportunities to enrich students with new experiences.

Last Tuesday, January 28, CASH administrators, teachers, and students had the opportunity to provide an update to the CASH Board of School Directors. Topics to include attendance rates, climate/culture updates, academic programming and more were discussed! One of such topics, The CASH Cares Closet, was described by CASH Senior Alivia Thomas. Please see the flyer below on an itemized list to be donated as well as the link below for the entire presentation!

Congratulations to Kylee Dart and Jordan Mayo! Both students had multiple staff members nominate them and vote for them. Here are some of the wonderful things that staff had to say about them.

Kylee: Kylee always has a smile on her face. She works hard in class, participating and always trying her best. She is kind and a good friend.

Jordan: Jordan has really grown personally and academically. He is always present on time, always ready to learn, willing to ask for help when uncertain, and participates in class. He even offers a bit of humor in classes.

Both students are hard workers and show respectful behaviors daily. They have had a wonderful first half of the school year academically as well, and we are so proud of them! Keep up the great work!

Thank you Ms. Canning and Ms. Phelan for organizing. The students had a great time!

We are so pleased to announce that our library is officially open for student use! Mr. Auberzinsky met with all homerooms for an orientation to the library.The students will be able to have a book exchange once a cycle!

Special thanks to Chief Martinez and Officer Antonucci of the West Caln Police Department for coming to King’s Highway to share the program "The Back is Where It’s At" with our Kindergarteners and First Graders.

The Future Leaders Club at Reeceville Elementary had the amazing opportunity to visit Freedom Village and meet some of their residents. The students and residents made a handprint craft together and participated in a Martin Luther King Jr. trivia game. They had so much fun chatting and hanging out with the residents. They can't wait to go back again!

2/17- President's Day (No School for Students or Staff)

2/19- Early Dismissal for Students

The YMCA offers all 7th grade students a free membership. For students to be considered, parents must take the application and documentation (student's schedule) to the YMCA. Parents must schedule a wellness Orientation prior to a student receiving their membership. If you want your student to go to the YMCA after school, the student must show their YMCA Key card and submit NBMS a signed Walkers Form . Use this link for access to the forms!