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Do you want to play basketball after school? Get in touch with the After School Program.

Difference Between Bullying and Bugging.

Bugging occurs when another person is annoying. It can be like a fly buzzing in your ear. It feels as if this person is driving you crazy or distracting you from something you're doing.

Examples of BUGGING:

*A person makes noises that get on your nerves

•A Person bumps into you by accident

•A Person only wants to play their games

•A Person does not share

•A Person says annoying stuff

•A Person likes annoying stuff

•A Person does annoying stuff​

What to do about bugging... •Don’t get hooked - Swim Free

•Take three deep breaths and let it go. Go on with your life>>>>Don't take the Hook

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Bullying is Repetitive behavior in an attempt to control another person.

••Bullying happens when another person is hurtful to another while trying to have power over the other person.

Examples of BULLYING:

•Telling mean jokes- repeatedly

•Teasing and not stopping when asked - repeatedly

•Exclusion from a group- repeatedly

•Spreading rumors- repeatedly

•Threatening

•Dominating grab or hold

•Violent physical attack

What to do if you feel bullied

•Report it to....

•Any Adult at School

•An Adult at home

•A School mate

•Send a note or an email to your teacher, Mrs. Parker or Ms. JTD

•Ask for help

Be and UPSTANDER>>>

An upstander is someone who takes action when they see an act of intolerance take place.

If you see something unkind or hurtful happening to another schoolmate>>>>Tell the offender to STOP.

Tell another adult that your schoolmate needs help.

Food and Nutrition Policy : PLEASE TALK TO YOUR CHILD's Teacher before sending anything for classroom celebrations.

Birthday celebrations will be organized ONE TIME A MONTH, with a focus on healthy options. (please do not bring food without connecting directly with your child’s teacher)

We will no longer allow food-based treats for individual student birthday celebrations. Students may bring in pencils, bookmarks, bouncy balls, bubbles, etc. to share with their classmates on their actual birthday. However, cupcakes/sweet treats and pizza are not to be brought to school, unless previously arranged with the teacher for the monthly celebration.

Other classroom celebrations , such as a class behavior-related celebratory party (i.e. We filled our marble jar earning marbles for our stellar behavior choices!), or a holiday-related party (i.e. Valentine’s Day; Halloween) will take place on occasion, but healthy snack and drink choices must also be provided for students wishing to stay away from the less healthful foods.

>>>>>>>Please do not send your child with Candy or Takis/Hot Cheetos/Other Messy Chips

thank you

UPCOMING SPIRIT DAYS:

January 26th : Sports Day Feb. 9th 9th Everything but a backpack, with inside out/backwards day

Website: https://www.annsoldo.pvusd.net/
Location: 1140 Menasco Drive, Watsonville, CA, USA
Phone: 831-786-1310
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