Our Week at Reutter School

Week of January 20, 2025

School Nurse's Message

Dear Reutter School Families,

It seems like winter has officially arrived! It is important to be proactive about keeping our

students healthy and safe during the colder months.

Here are a few tips and updates from the school nurse’s office:

1. Flu Season: Flu activity is on the rise, and we encourage all families to ensure their

children are up-to-date with flu vaccinations. If your child is feeling unwell, please keep

them home until they are fever-free for at least 24 hours.

2. Cold Weather Tips: New Jersey winters can be unpredictable! Be sure your child is

dressed in layers, with a warm coat, hat, gloves, and appropriate footwear. Remind them

to wash their hands frequently to avoid the spread of germs.

3. Snow Safety: If snow or ice is in the forecast, please remind your child to be cautious

while playing outside and on the way to school to avoid falls and injuries.

4. Health Forms: If your child has any chronic conditions or requires medication at school,

please ensure all required forms are submitted to the nurse’s office.

Stay safe and healthy this winter season!

Warm regards,

Mrs. Heather Cline

Caroline Reutter School Nurse

Dear CLR Families,

Today, following state law, Reutter School conducted a security drill in the manner that we perform all emergency drills, with seriousness and sensitivity to our students and staff. Everyone responded appropriately and instruction resumed immediately thereafter.

Should you have any questions you can reach me at 856-694-0223.

Thank you,

Mr. Peters

Principal/District School Safety Specialist

REMINDER - School will be closed for students on January 17 and January 20.

A Look At This Past Week...

Students in Miss Rey's 5th-grade social studies class were engaged today as they honed their informational text reading and writing skills while uncovering the mysteries of the Lost Colony of Roanoke. A perfect blend of history and literacy in action!

Character Color Day and Eagles Spirit Day

Students in Mr. Stagliano's Sixth Grade ELA class engaged in a thought-provoking discussion, exploring their interpretations of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s iconic 'I Have a Dream' speech. Together, they delve into the powerful messages of hope, equality, and unity that continue to inspire generations.