October Happenings!
It's hard to believe that October has come and gone, but we've been busy! October was Fire Safety Month and we kicked off the importance of fire safety with the Stanford, Milan, and Pine Plains Fire Companies, where students learned about fire safety and climbed through emergency vehicles. Deputy O'Brien and his K-9, Bolt, even made an appearance to talk to us about fire safety. To end the month, we celebrated Halloween with our Senior Parade. Our Cold Spring Cubs even got to parade on the stage while the seniors cheered them on! It's been a fun-filled month and we are ready for more!
We are Grateful
As we shift into the month of November, we here at Cold Spring are focusing on being thankful and grateful. Our Culture and Climate Committee continues to bring our Cold Spring Cubs Character Board in the main lobby to life throughout the school year. The board will have a theme each month that classrooms will intertwine into their curriculum to build our character. This month is being grateful. Talk with your child at home about what grateful looks like, sounds like, and feels like.
To begin our grateful theme, your support and involvement in your child(ren)'s life has been very appreciated. We can't do what we do without you, and for that, we are grateful! Thank you for all you do to support your child(ren)'s learning world.
Additionally, we want to thank the veterans in our lives for their dedication, time, and commitment. We are able to enjoy our families, our hobbies, and our time together because of you! We are grateful for you!
World Kindness Day
World Kindness Day is November 13th. It was first introduced in 1998 by the World Kindness Movement and is a day to highlight good deeds in our community. Some ways you can spread kindness is by telling someone how awesome they are, or make a card for them and mail it. Spread the kindness and keep it going!
Lost and Found
The Lost and Found Box has some items that are missing their owners! Please take a look in the photo to see if you can identify any items that may belong to your child. There's even a garage door opener hanging out. Is it yours?
If your child is missing something and you aren't coming to the building anytime soon to look in the Lost and Found Box, give us a call or send an email and we will do our best to look for it.