Gulf Elementary September 10, 2014 The mission of Gulf Elementary School is to create a community of learners who are equipped with the knowledge, strength of character, and desire to reflect on the past, achieve in the present, and build for the future. Please check your child’s planner and or their Friday folders for important information and community events. The school webpage is updated weekly. September 11 PTO/SAC Internet Safety @6:15 in IB Media 18 Family Math Night @ 6:00pm IB Building 19 5th Grade Fall Dance 25 NO SCHOOL October 13 Scholastic Book Fair 17 Fall Festival @ 5:30 pm/Book Fair open until 8:00 pm 20 Teacher Duty Day/No School for Students 20-24 Parent/Teacher Conference Week 23 Scholastic Book Fair open from 3:30-8:00 pm If you are planning to purchase the school lunch, adults pay $3.10. You can bring cash or charge it to your child's account if you have money in it. You can also bring your own lunch or just sit with your child while he/she eats at the designated family table. Please always check in at the office first when you come to visit. You will receive a visitor’s sticker and then you can come down towards the cafeteria and wait in the cafeteria for your child’s class to arrive. 3400 SW 17th Place Cape Coral, FL 33914 gfe.leeschools.net 5:30 pm - 8:00 pm Lee County School Board Thomas Scott, District 5, Chairman Cathleen O'Daniel Morgan, District 3, Vice Chairman Mary Fischer, District 1 Jeanne S. Dozier, District 2 Don H. Armstrong, District 4 Nancy J. Graham, Ed.D Superintendent Follow us on Twitter@GulfElemetnary Like us on FaceBook Twitter @GulfElementary PH: (239) 549-2726 Facebook: Gulf Elementary Gulf Elementary September 10, 2014 The Scholastic Book Fair Evening Times October 17- After school until 8:00 pm October 23- After school until 8:00 pm The Book Fair starts on October 13-24 3rd grade representatives are: Sydney McKinsey Cameron Fallacara Christian Rodriguez Zachary Bevington Thomas Craig 4th Grade Representatives are: Kaiden Dick Nick Mattesich Reina Diaz 5th grade representatives are: Kylee Young Christina Lopez Victoria Torres Tyler Hein Jake made patrol history this year by being the first male Safety Patrol Captain. Jake is an excellent leader. Students who do their homework consistently tend to have better grades. It’s not always easy to get them to do their homework, especially after a busy day, but these tips can help: Talk to your child about their homework. Homework helps them practice what they’ve learned. Select a fixed time to do homework. The best time to do homework is the one that works best for your child and you. Pick a quiet area and eliminate distractions. To help children focus on homework, pick a place in the house where there’s plenty of light and no distractions. Florida State Statute 1012.42 recognizes that teachers at times must be assigned duties in a class outside the field in which the teacher is certified. The following teachers at Gulf Elementary are certified, but may be assigned one or more classes outside their areas of certification and are required to take appropriate steps to comply with the statutory regulation. The following teachers are engaged in training to add English for Speakers of other Languages to their certificate. Kim Fonock ESOL Christine Heerlyn ESOL Jodi Jacoby ESOL Emma Keller ESOL Michele Koselke ESOL Breanne Costa Gifted Adrienne Felger ESOL/ Out of Field for Autism
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