“Home of the Cougar Cubs”
March 2014
Cub’s Corner
Mon
Inside this issue:
Principal & Asst.
Menu
Emergency Contact/
3
4/5
6
Parent’s Corner
Honor Roll
11
Cultural exchange—
Planet project 2nd gr.
12
PE Club info/ Black
History Contest
13
Help Wanted /
14
Child Find, Get a JUMP
on Development & info.
Thank you/SAC info
Thu
Fri
3
4
5
6
7
10
11
12
13
14
TerraNova
Testing
TerraNova
Testing
TerraNova
Testing
TerraNova
Testing
TerraNova
Testing
Students
Need To Be
In School
Students
Need To Be
In School
Students
Need To Be
In School
Students
Need To Be
In School
Students
Need To Be
In School
17
18
19
20
21
7/8/9
/10
Reflection Contest/100
days of school
Club Info.
Wed
2
Principal’s Corner
TerraNova info
Tue
PD
1/2 Day
Students
Released at
11:05
24
25
26
15
Early Bird
Registration
for returning
students
16/17
MARCH 2014
27
Music
2nd Grade Jungle Party Musical
Show
APRIL 2014
10-14 TerraNova Testing
21
PD (1/2 day release
26
Early Bird Registration
at 11:05)
4
No school Teacher W/day
7-11
Spring break
24-25 No School — PTC
24-25 Registration for SY 14-15
DoDEA VISION STATEMENT:
To be among the world’s leaders in education, enriching the lives of military–connected students and the communities in which they live.
DoDEA MISSION STATEMENT:
To educate, engage, and empower each student to succeed in a dynamic world.
VICENZA VISION STATEMENT:
VES = Values, Excellence, and Success - Building a strong foundation for lifelong learning.
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Principal & Assistant Principal’s Corner
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TerraNova Tips for Parents
The week of 10 through 14 March, Vicenza Elementary third, fourth, and fifth grade students
will take the TerraNova Multiple Assessment, Third Edition. There are several things you as a
parent can do to help your child do his/her best on this norm-referenced test.
Encourage your child to develop good study habits throughout the year. These include
reading and following directions carefully, avoiding careless errors, and rechecking work.
Explain the purpose of the test, which is to find out which skills the students have learned
and which skills need further development. Remind your child that this is not a test that
they can fail. Rather, it is an opportunity to show what they have learned in school.
Let your child know that the test is a “snapshot” of the many things he or she has learned so
far. Last minute studying won’t help very much because the tests cover a wide array of
information.
Let your child know that it is important for her/him to do her/his best on the test. However,
the test is only one measure of what your child knows.
Reassure your child that he/she need not worry about the test. Students who are selfconfident and calm do better on tests.
Be sure your child gets plenty of sleep and has a nourishing breakfast and lunch. Taking
tests takes energy.
Be sure your child drinks plenty of water every day. The brain thinks better when it is well
hydrated.
Make sure your child gets to school on time. Rushing or worrying about being late may
affect test performance.
Please avoid scheduling doctor or dentist appointments during testing times.
Ask your child about the testing at the end of each day.
At the end of the school year when the test results arrive, discuss your child’s scores with
the teacher or counselor and your child. Afterwards, ask the teacher to suggest activities
that can be done at home to improve your child’s skills and knowledge.
Ms. Allison Peltz
Principal,
Vicenza Elementary School
Dr. Lorena M. Reinhardt, EdD
Assistant Principal
Vicenza Elementary School
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Terra Nova Testing Information
March 10-14, 2014
Monday, March 10, 2014
Grades 3-5
Instructions
Reading – Part 1
Break
Instructions
Reading – Part 2
Break
Instructions
Reading – Part 3
Break
Instructions
Reading – Part 4
10 minutes
25 minutes
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5 minutes
40 minutes
8:30 - 8:40
8:40 - 9:05
9:05 - 9:15
9:15 - 9:20
9:20 - 10:00
Tuesday – March 11, 2014
Grades 3-5
Instructions
Language – Part 1
Break
Instructions
Language – Part 2
Wednesday – March 12, 2014
Grades 3-5
Instructions
Math – Part 1
Instructions
Math – Part 2
Break
Instructions
Math – Part 3
Thursday – March 13, 2014
Grades 3-5
Instructions
Science – Part 1
Break
Instructions
Science – Part 2
Friday – March 14, 2014
Grades 3-5
Instructions
Soc. Studies – Part 1
Break
Instructions
Soc. Studies – Part 2
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Vicenza Elementary School
EARLY BIRD PRE-REGISTRATION FOR CURRENTLY REGISTERED STUDENTS
SCHOOL YEAR 2014-2015
When?
Time?
Where?
Wednesday, March 26, 2014
from 0900 to 1300 & from 1400 to 1530
Vicenza Elementary School (Villaggio Area) Atrium (in front of school)
SchoolRegistration is REQUIRED every school year.
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Dear Parents/Sponsors,
It is very important that the school has your current updated emergency contact
information.
You may update your emergency contact information by asking for the slip at the school front desk.
Information will be updated in our school computer program and your
child(ren)’s Teacher(s), School Nurse, & Bus Office will be notified upon receipt.
Below is a copy of the actual slip for your information.
Change of Emergency Contact Slip
Date:
/
/ 20
Vicenza Elementary School allows two emergency contacts.
Name of person making change:
Student’s Name:
Grade:
Teacher:
Name of New Contact # 1:
Phone Number of New Contact:
Name of New Contact # 2:
Phone Number of New Contact:
Parents’ Corner
The Vicenza Elementary School administration invites you to respond by email to the following statements. Your comments and the responses will be placed in the next newsletter.
1. Something I like about Vicenza Elementary School.
2. Something I would like to know.
3. Something I would like to suggest.
Please send your responses to the following email address:
[email protected]
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All As Honor Roll List
4th Grades
2nd quarter SY 2013-2014
EA
DM
KA
AM
TB
EM
CB
CN
MC
MP
GC
LP
IC
CR
AG
MS
EK
DT
LK
CW
All As Honor Roll List
5th Grades
2nd quarter SY 2013-2014
JA
BP
JC
AP
AC
SP
TD
ER
AD
KR
JJ
WS
SJ
S MacR
EM
CM
GS
CS
KT
DT
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All As & Bs Honor Roll List
4th Grades
2nd quarter SY 2013-2014
JA
AM
LA
FN
JA
YO
EB
SO
JB
MB
MR
JR
NB
IR
GB
MS
JB
GC
NC
WC
CD
MD
BF
JH
AJ
PJ
ML
AL
SL
WM
AS
JS
MS
AS
HS
BS
IW
MW
HW
SW
SW
KW
LW
SZ
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All As & Bs Honor Roll List
5th Grades
2nd quarter SY 2013-2014
ZA
CA
PA
SB
JB
KC
JC
GC
PC
KC
JD
AF
ZF
VG
LH
AH
LH
BK
BK
AK
BL
AL
LM
NM
R McC
PP
A Q
DR
CR
AS HS
MS
DT
TW
LW
P a g e 10
Most Improved Student
2nd quarter SY 2013-2014
YA
JA
JB
SJ
AL
R McC
DR
DT
JD
ZF
SG
JL
DT
XT
LW
•.
PTA Reflections SY 2013-2014
(Local Level)
Theme:"Believe, Dream, Inspire"
Vicenza Elementary School
• Primary:Preschool - Grade 2
Category: Photography
First Place - M K
"The Wide Seas" (2•'Grade-Ms. H's class)
• Intermediate:Grades 3-5
Ca tegory:Visual Arts
First 'Place - L K "Night and Day" (4th Grade - Ms. VB's class)
Second Place - C R "VES Cougar" (4th Grade - Dr. S's class)
Third Place - M P (4th Grade - Dr.S's class)
Category: Literature
1st Place - Mary Pflaum "Ode to the Sea Bass"(4''Grade- Dr.S's dass)
2nd Place - Georgette Annan "Evil Gossip Girls" (3nl Grade -Miss M'’s class)
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Cultural Exchange
On Feb 13, 2014, Vicenza Elementary school was involved in a
cultural exchange with an Elementary School from Padova.
I want to thank teachers Mrs. K P, Ms. C M, Ms. D M, and Mrs. P
S for hosting the Italian student exchange. They provided both
the Italian and American students an excellent opportunity to
use each other’s languages for their enrichment, and for the
development of their communication skills.
A big “grazie,” also, to all the parents who contributed to make
this event a success.
ES
Host Nation Teacher
“2014 - A Space Odyssey”
Planet Projects
Mr. S’s Second Grade Class
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PE Club was a huge
Success, with 30
students participating
in grades 3-5! Thank
you to the parents
for allowing your kids
to attend! We had a
lot of fun playing
many different
games and learning
new skills.
Black History Observance Rooted in Family, Faith, and Food
Essay and Art Contest
Winners:
A S —5th grade
A Q— 1st grade
M H—1st grade
M D—1st grade
E H—3rd grade
J M—3rd grade
D W—3rd grade
C’s Corner
GET a JUMP on Development!
You can have your infant, toddler, or preschooler screened by a member of the Early
Intervention Team or the Developmental Preschool Team.
These teams offer a free developmental screening for your infant, toddler, or preschooler — birth through
five years of age.
To schedule an appointment for your baby from birth—35 months of age call EDIS at 636-9230 (0444 61
9230).
To schedule an appointment for your toddler or preschooler 36 months up to 60 months, contact us at
0444 71 7710 or 6583 to schedule a screening for your son or daughter.
The Case Study Committee involves parents in the special education process. The CSC ensures procedural
safeguards are followed and that confidentiality is protected.
Volunteers
Substitute Teachers:
if you are interested in substitute teaching
at VES, please
apply in
USAJOBS at: http://www.usajobs.gov/
Please stop by the VES office if you need more information .
If you would like to Volunteer as a
chaperone, aide for special events or in
the classrooms, please stop by the office to
get an application packet to become a
VES registered Volunteer.
Li b r a r y
"Because the VES library is full of wonderful children's books and other resources for research and
developing projects, it is known as our Information Center. We are looking for volunteers to assist with our
many activities in the Information Center.”
Contact Ms. M, our Information Specialist, or the front office to become part of our program.
Contact info: DSN 634-7710 CIV: 0444-71-7710
ART ROOM VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
Mrs. H is looking for volunteers to help out in the art room. Volunteers are needed in the morning or after school for
general classroom needs, such as mounting and hanging artwork, setting up bulletin boards, and preparing supplies. She
would also love to have volunteers come in during class time to help with messy projects such as painting, ceramics, mask
making etc. If you are interested in coming in to help with some hands-on projects you can email her directly to set up a
time that works for you at
[email protected].
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Club Information
Homework Club- Thursday from 2:50 until 4:00P.M. This club will take place in Mr. Leavitt's 5th
Grade class· Room 1248.
This club is opened to third, fourth and fifth graders.
DATES: Begin on 7 November, 2013 and continue through 22 May, 2014
POC: Mr. L
-
Student Council will meet every Wednesday from 2:40-4:00 in Science Lab. Room #1219.
The dates are as follows: Oct.30, Nov. 6, Nov.20, Dec.4, Dec.ll, Dec.18, Jan.8, Jan.15, Jan. 22, Jan.29, Feb
5, Feb.12, Feb.19, Feb.26, Mar. 5, Mar. 19, Mar. 26, Apr. 2, Apr. 16, Apr. 23, Apr. 30, May 7, May 14.
THE LAST MEETING WILL BE HELD MAY 21"' 2014.
This club is open to third, fourth, and fifth graders. POC Ms. C
------------------------------- Physical Education Club
for 3rd-5th grade students on Tuesday, January 7th, 2014, and continuing until Friday, February 28th,
2014.
Tuesdays: Jan. 7, 14, 21, 28 Feb. 4, 11, 18, 25
Fridays: Jan. 10, 17,31 Feb. 7, 14, 21, 28 (no school for students on Jan. 24)
PE Club will begin right after school in the VES gym on Tuesdays and Fridays from 2:50p to 4:30p.
POC: Ms. M
Hand Craft Club
For 3rd to 5th grade students
Meeting on Monday afternoon 1500-1615
Starting 27 Jan thru 5 May 14
POC Ms. P W
ROBOTICS CLUB
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Thursday, March 27th: Final and Family Invite
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A big thank you to Mrs. F for volunteering in our classroom
Ms. P W
3rd grade
PE Club was a huge success, with 30 students participating in grades 3-5!
Thank you to the parents for allowing your kids to attend!
Mrs. A M
VES Physical Education
Do you have a question, concern, or idea that would
help Vicenza Elementary School?
Come check out the School Advisory Committee!
If you have a concern, question, or suggestion about VES, and wonder if the School Advisory
Committee can help, please email the SAC Chairperson at kristamnovak @yahoo.com. Our
next meeting will be on Wednesday, March 12, 2014, at 3:00pm, in Room 0263. Deadline
for submitting an agenda item is March 5, 2014. If you cannot attend, please submit your
concerns via email, or in the SAC Suggestion Box in the main office, and they will be brought
to the meeting. Children are welcome.
The SAC is a committee of school employees, parents, and community members that makes recommendations, and advises the
principal on school policies, instructional programs, and educational resources, allocations of resources, pupil services, and
standards of conduct within Vicenza Elementary. Please note that the SAC does not address personnel practices, internal
management or PTSA concerns.
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Vicenza Elementary
School Advisory Council
SAC
Maintaining the Quality of Education
School Advisory Council
Complete this card to have your idea or question discussed at the
next SAC meeting.
• Review school policy
Date: __________________________________________
and make
Topic: _________________________________________________________
recommendations to
principals.
Idea/Question:
• Recommend
solutions to a
problem.
• Determine feasibility
of new programs.
• Keep the community
aware of plans and
programs initiated at
Contact Information:
Name: _________________________________
Email: __________________________________________
the school.
• Hold forums on
particular topics and
Phone: ______________________________________________
invite community
Disclaimer: The first line of communication is between parent and
teacher and/or school administration. SAC cannot address matters that
pertain to personnel policies and/or grievances of employees. Names
and contact information on this form are considered confidential and
wilI only be known to the voting members of SAC and school
administration. Place this form in a sealed envelope, marked ATTN: SAC,
and leave it at the VES front desk. Expect a reply of receipt within one
week.
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C’s Corner
In case of inclement weather or emergency situations,
please visit this website: http: //www. imcom europe.army.mil/webs/sites/staff_org/safety/road_conditions/
index.asp The community commander may determine
Unit 31401, Box 11
APO, AE 09630
Phone: 0444-71-7710
DSN: 634-7710
Fax: 0444-71-6743
DSN Fax: 634-6743
that it is necessary to close school, delay the opening of
school, (usually a two hour delay), or release students
early. The decision to close or delay the opening of
school cannot be made by school officials. On mornings
with heavy snow, ice, or fog, students and their sponsors
should listen to AFN radio for announcements about
school closure or delays. Consult your school’s “Student
Handbook” for guidance specific to your location.
Find us in the web:
http://www.vice-es.eu.dodea.edu/
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