Quincy Update

Dear Quincy Families,

We are excited to celebrate Halloween week in a different way next week! Please check out the list of Spirit Day themes throughout the week below. We designed the week to maximize fun and learning while staying safe, and we didn’t want families to have to go out and shop for clothing for the week.

We continue to feel deep appreciation for your support! Have a wonderful weekend!

Allyson Apsey

**SIGN UP** for PARENT/TEACHER CONFERENCES via ZOOM

Conferences are right around the corner! On November 10, 11 (4-7pm) and November 12 (1-7pm) we will have the privilege of meeting with you via Zoom and discussing your wonderful children.

Please use this LINK to sign up for a 20 min timeslot to meet with your child’s teacher. After you complete your online sign up process you will receive a confirmation which includes your Zoom link.

The sign up link can also be found on our ZPS website under News & Announcements.

QUINCY STUDENTS ARE “ON Q”!

Quincy students earn “On Q!” tickets by following school expectations. Each week we draw a student’s name from each grade level. This week these incredible students were honored as Quincy “On Q!” superstars! Congratulations to all our students were “On Q!” this week.

ZPS PLANS FOR SECOND SEMESTER:

ZPS is preparing for the second semester, which runs January 25 through June 10, 2021. In response to COVID-19, all students will continue with two learning options: In-Person at ZPS or via Z-Connect Online Learning from home.

Parents are asked to participate in a short survey by November 20 to inform ZPS of your selection. All families are asked to participate. Please take time to discuss the best fit for your family moving forward. Additionally, parent-teacher conferences can provide additional insight on your student’s current educational path. This information may be useful as you determine which option to select.

An infographic and FAQ were designed in August to assist with families making selections for the fall semester. These documents may provide answers to families who are considering a switch between online and in-person for the second semester.

Families are reminded the selection is for an entire semester. Only situations with extenuating circumstances will be considered for a mid-semester program change.

For our families who are considering a switch from Z-Connect Online to ZPS In-Person, please be aware ZPS will do their best to place students at their original / home building. However, due to COVID-19, ZPS is maintaining smaller class sizes and may need to adjust assigned buildings for the duration of the academic year to ensure we meet the safety measures outlined in the ZPS Preparedness Plan.

For our families considering a switch from ZPS In-Person to Z-Connect Online, please note Z-Connect Online for grades K-5 is taught by a ZPS teacher and grades 6-12 is taught by Michigan Virtual Online instructors.

If you have questions before making a selection, please contact your building principal. Please take the survey by November 20:

English Version

Spanish Version

HALLOWEEN 2020!

We have exciting Halloween week news! All elementary schools in our district are going to have a “Spirit Week” the week of Halloween. These fun days will allow us to maintain masks, distancing and still celebrate the week. Look at all the fun days we have planned.

• Monday: Comfy/Casual Day
• Tuesday: Hat Day
• Wednesday: Sports Day
• Thursday: Mismatch Day
• Friday: “Orange” You Glad You can Read!

ZPS FREE MEAL SERVICE *EXTENDS* THROUGH JUNE 

ZPS Food Service is pleased to extend the free meal service for both breakfast and lunch through the end of the school year. Free full meals are available to all students regardless of income. If you have any questions about ZPS Food Service, please contact ZPS Food Service at 616-748-3128 or on the ZPS website.

MY CHILD HAS A COVID-19 SYMPTOM. WHAT DO I DO?

We have two resources to share with you that will help guide you in case your child has a new COVID-19 symptom that is not typical for your child. You can check out this flowchart from the Ottawa County Health Department, and you can check out this clickable slideshow (created by Mrs. Apsey) that can guide you along.

FREE TUTORING AVAILABLE

Beginning October 5, Grand Valley State University is offering free 1:1 virtual tutoring/homework support to all K-12 students in Michigan throughout the school year. GVSU gave us an opportunity for an early sign up through their website. Tutors, comprised of GVSU students, faculty, staff, and alumni, will be available Monday through Friday from 11a to 9p and Saturday from 12p-5p.  Every tutor has passed a background check and all sessions take place through Zoom which is monitored full time.  Content areas include English Language Arts, Math, Science, Social Studies, and Spanish.  Additional subjects may be added throughout the year. Please feel free to take advantage of this exciting opportunity.

English and Spanish flyers can be accessed below:

Spanish_ K-12 Connect User

English_ K-12 Connect User

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Quincy Update

Dear Quincy Families,

We want to thank you for your ongoing communication with us in case of an illness. We are all working to navigate our “new temporary normal” and your partnership and cooperation with us is so appreciated! I got to experience our new illness procedures as a parent this week when my son got the stomach flu and it certainly makes returning to school after an illness more complicated. Please know that we are here to walk you through the process.

Please remember to call the attendance line at 616-748-4710 or email the office in case of an absence/illness at mwilkos@zps.org, listing the specific symptoms your child is experiencing.

We love our Quincy families! Thank you for helping us all stay healthy!

Allyson Apsey

QUINCY STUDENTS ARE “ON Q”!

Quincy students earn “On Q!” tickets by following school expectations. Each week we draw a student’s name from each grade level. This week these incredible students were honored as Quincy “On Q!” superstars! Congratulations to all our students were “On Q!” this week.

SPRING FLING RAFFLE BASKET WINNERS

Congratulations to our winners of the Raffle Basket Drawing!

Coffee/Tea: Vandermate Family

Baking/Chocolate: Freya Silva

Camping: Jax Westfield

Movie Night: Luke Walters

Game Night: Budgick Family

Pet Supplies: Edyn and Hadley Hoch

Slumber Party: Leah Doozan

Craft Basket: Aliyah Lacey

Zeeland Local Love: Vandermate Family

Grill Master: Carson Price

U of M: Alex Haverdink

Cleaning Supplies: Nolan Brower

Fishing: Zachary Kouw

Summer Fun: Alexis Dys

Sports: Ethan and Aiden Brower

Gift Cards: Ty VandenGuchte

Reading is Fun: Caleb Dirkse

Art Supplies: Emersyn Stem

Made in Michigan: Joshua Mulder

Birthday Box: Iris Young

HALLOWEEN 2020!

We have exciting Halloween week news! All elementary schools in our district are going to have a “Spirit Week” the week of Halloween. These fun days will allow us to maintain masks, distancing and still celebrate the week. Look at all the fun days we have planned.

• Monday: Comfy/Casual Day
• Tuesday: Hat Day
• Wednesday: Sports Day
• Thursday: Mismatch Day
• Friday: “Orange” You Glad You can Read!

PARENT TEACHER CONFERENCES via ZOOM

Conferences are right around the corner! On November 10, 11 (4-7pm) and November 12 (1-7pm) we will have the privilege of meeting with you via Zoom and discussing your wonderful children.  Our conference scheduling website will be live on October 23 by 4:15pm. We will include the link in our blog post next week as well as post it on our school website under News & Announcements.

HARVEST STAND MINISTRY

Are you in need of food or clothing assistance? Harvest Stand Ministries is here to help. For over 20 years, we have been providing free food, clothing and additional support to Zeeland Community Members experiencing hard times. Our pantry is open to eligible Zeeland Residents (49464 Zip Code). Our Clothing Shop is open to all Ottawa County Residents at no cost.

Food Pantry & Clothing Store Hours:

• Monday: 9am-3pm
• Wednesday: 1pm-6pm
• Thursday: 9am-12pm

You are asked to schedule your visit so we can best serve you. Scheduling can be done on our website or by calling 616-748-6003×3.

FREE TUTORING AVAILABLE

Beginning October 5, Grand Valley State University is offering free 1:1 virtual tutoring/homework support to all K-12 students in Michigan throughout the school year. GVSU gave us an opportunity for an early sign up through their website. Tutors, comprised of GVSU students, faculty, staff, and alumni, will be available Monday through Friday from 11a to 9p and Saturday from 12p-5p.  Every tutor has passed a background check and all sessions take place through Zoom which is monitored full time.  Content areas include English Language Arts, Math, Science, Social Studies, and Spanish.  Additional subjects may be added throughout the year. Please feel free to take advantage of this exciting opportunity.

English and Spanish flyers can be accessed below:

Spanish_ K-12 Connect User

English_ K-12 Connect User

MY CHILD HAS A COVID-19 SYMPTOM. WHAT DO I DO?

We have two resources to share with you that will help guide you in case your child has a new COVID-19 symptom that is not typical for your child. You can check out this flowchart from the Ottawa County Health Department, and you can check out this clickable slideshow (created by Mrs. Apsey) that can guide you along.

QUINCY FOODSERVICE UPDATE

All meals (breakfast and lunch) are served at NO COST to all ZPS students until Dec 2020, or until USDA funds run out.  You can find your schools menu at https://www.zps.org/parents/food-service/.  Only complete meals are free.  A complete breakfast or lunch has to have 3 items, one item must be a fruit or vegetable.  An entree is usually considered two items (protein/grain).   A complete meal is an entree, fruit and/ or vegetable, milk.

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Quincy Update

Dear Quincy Families,

One thing we miss so much is YOU! We miss having parents and volunteers in the building. Your children are doing great, we are so proud that our school is full of joy and learning despite the restrictions, but we really do miss welcoming you into our school. We are guessing that you miss it too.

Recently a parent sent in a note that said this, “We appreciate everything the staff is doing at Quincy. In these odd times, it seems that the school is providing a stable, nurturing environment for the kids. My girls come home happy and excited every day.” This kind of feedback is a dream come true because this is exactly what we set out to do. Getting feedback from parents like this is a huge highlight for us. We are thankful to partner with you in the education of your children!

Enjoy the beautiful October weekend!

Allyson Apsey

QUINCY STUDENTS ARE “ON Q”!

Quincy students earn “On Q!” tickets by following school expectations. Each week we draw a student’s name from each grade level. This week these incredible students were honored as Quincy “On Q!” superstars! Congratulations to all our students were “On Q!” this week.

REMOTE LEARNING HALF-DAY:  OCT. 16

Our next remote learning half-day is Friday, October 16. Quincy teachers learned so much during our first remote half-day and have been working hard to make this upcoming one even more successful.

P.E. UPDATE FOR GRADES 2-5

The Physical Education Department, specifically Mr. Davelaar and Mr. VK are doing roller skating at Quincy for the next four weeks. Students are allowed to bring their own skates or roller blades to school this year. We encourage kids to make sure they have extra socks, or long socks so the skates are more comfortable. Without socks students will not be allowed to skate, although we do have a few extra pairs, but not many. We encourage all students to work on tying their shoes during these weeks, so they can quickly get up and skating.

Excited to get started!!

Much joy,

Mr. VK and Mr. Davelaar

HALLOWEEN 2020!

We have exciting Halloween week news! All elementary schools in our district are going to have a “Spirit Week” the week of Halloween. These fun days will allow us to maintain masks, distancing and still celebrate the week. Look at all the fun days we have planned.

• Monday: Comfy/Casual Day
• Tuesday: Hat Day
• Wednesday: Sports Day
• Thursday: Mismatch Day
• Friday: “Orange” You Glad You can Read!

PARENT TEACHER CONFERENCES

Conferences are right around the corner! November 10, 11 and 12 we will have the privilege of meeting with you and discussing your wonderful children. We are still working out the details and will update you soon.

HARVEST STAND MINISTRY

Are you in need of food or clothing assistance? Harvest Stand Ministries is here to help. For over 20 years, we have been providing free food, clothing and additional support to Zeeland Community Members experiencing hard times. Our pantry is open to eligible Zeeland Residents (49464 Zip Code). Our Clothing Shop is open to all Ottawa County Residents at no cost.

Food Pantry & Clothing Store Hours:

• Monday: 9am-3pm
• Wednesday: 1pm-6pm
• Thursday: 9am-12pm

You are asked to schedule your visit so we can best serve you. Scheduling can be done on our website or by calling 616-748-6003×3.

SPRING FLING UPDATE!

Our virtual raffle drawing LIVE on Facebook on October 15, 2020 at 6:30pm. Mrs. Apsey will be live on her page and the Quincy DUX page will share the live feed as well. If you are one of the lucky winners, you can pick up your basket on Friday, October 16 at noon as the Quincy front curb. Thank you to the Quincy PTO for making this happen!

FREE TUTORING AVAILABLE

Beginning October 5, Grand Valley State University is offering free 1:1 virtual tutoring/homework support to all K-12 students in Michigan throughout the school year. GVSU gave us an opportunity for an early sign up through their website. Tutors, comprised of GVSU students, faculty, staff, and alumni, will be available Monday through Friday from 11a to 9p and Saturday from 12p-5p.  Every tutor has passed a background check and all sessions take place through Zoom which is monitored full time.  Content areas include English Language Arts, Math, Science, Social Studies, and Spanish.  Additional subjects may be added throughout the year. Please feel free to take advantage of this exciting opportunity.

English and Spanish flyers can be accessed below:

Spanish_ K-12 Connect User

English_ K-12 Connect User

MY CHILD HAS A COVID-19 SYMPTOM. WHAT DO I DO?

We have two resources to share with you that will help guide you in case your child has a new COVID-19 symptom that is not typical for your child. You can check out this flowchart from the Ottawa County Health Department, and you can check out this clickable slideshow (created by Mrs. Apsey) that can guide you along.

QUINCY FOODSERVICE UPDATE

All meals (breakfast and lunch) are served at NO COST to all ZPS students until Dec 2020, or until USDA funds run out.  You can find your schools menu at https://www.zps.org/parents/food-service/.  Only complete meals are free.  A complete breakfast or lunch has to have 3 items, one item must be a fruit or vegetable.  An entree is usually considered two items (protein/grain).   A complete meal is an entree, fruit and/ or vegetable, milk.

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Quincy Update

Dear Quincy Families,

Happy October! We have been in school for a month now and we are planning on staying together, in person, all year long. As we watch classrooms and schools across the state shut down temporarily due to COVID-19, we are even more appreciative of the Quincy community’s commitment to masking up and distancing. Thank you for your partnership in this unique year!

Have a wonderful weekend,

Allyson Apsey

QUINCY STUDENTS ARE “ON Q”!

Quincy students earn “On Q!” tickets by following school expectations. Each week we draw a student’s name from each grade level. This week these incredible students were honored as Quincy “On Q!” superstars! Congratulations to all our students were “On Q!” this week.

COMPLETE YOUR FREE & REDUCED LUNCH FORM TODAY!

Important funding for our school and district is based on the district Free and Reduced Price lunch count. Although we are able to provide lunch without cost to all families through December, it is important for all families to complete the Free and Reduced Lunch Form (even if you think that your family will not qualify). You can access the application form through our website at https://www.zps.org/parents/food-service/ or get a paper copy in the office.  Thank you so much!

HALLOWEEN UPDATE

Like everything, Halloween will look different this year. Although we are unable to have costumes, parades or parties, we can still have some fun in the classroom. Our PTO will provide teachers with a small budget to purchase individually-packaged, store-bought treats for students. We will follow our safety guidelines for masks and distancing but still have fun activities in the classroom.

SPRING FLING UPDATE!

We are excited to announce that we will be having a virtual raffle drawing on October 15, 2020 in place of last year’s Spring Fling fundraiser that was canceled due to COVID 19.

A letter with all the information was sent home with your child on Friday along with extra Ticket Order Forms and Raffle Basket Choices Forms. Both are due by October 2, 2020.

Below are pictures of the different basket choices to help you make a decision. Pictures are labeled with basket name.

If you have any questions, please contact Kellie Powers, kpowers@zps.org.

5th grade and Z Connect families: You will be getting information shortly, watch for emails and/or phone calls. If you would like to know your family total, please feel free to email Kellie Powers, kpowers@zps.org.

FREE TUTORING AVAILABLE

Beginning October 5, Grand Valley State University is offering free 1:1 virtual tutoring/homework support to all K-12 students in Michigan throughout the school year. GVSU gave us an opportunity for an early sign up through their website. Tutors, comprised of GVSU students, faculty, staff, and alumni, will be available Monday through Friday from 11a to 9p and Saturday from 12p-5p.  Every tutor has passed a background check and all sessions take place through Zoom which is monitored full time.  Content areas include English Language Arts, Math, Science, Social Studies, and Spanish.  Additional subjects may be added throughout the year. Please feel free to take advantage of this exciting opportunity.

English and Spanish flyers can be accessed below:

Spanish_ K-12 Connect User

English_ K-12 Connect User

PICTURE DAY IS OCTOBER 8

Flyers came home on Friday. Please return completed order forms, along with payment to your child’s teacher. Each student will hand their form to the photographer.

MY CHILD HAS A COVID-19 SYMPTOM. WHAT DO I DO?

We have two resources to share with you that will help guide you in case your child has a new COVID-19 symptom that is not typical for your child. You can check out this flowchart from the Ottawa County Health Department, and you can check out this clickable slideshow (created by Mrs. Apsey) that can guide you along.

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Quincy Update

Dear Quincy Families,

Have we told you lately how much we appreciate you? Thank you for partnering with us through our first remote learning half-day, thank you for all the love you are sending our teachers as they navigate so many new things, and thank you for trusting us with your precious children.

We are settling into our school routine nicely. Your children are so resilient and adapt to change quickly. It is very fun to see their excitement for learning! We are working hard to stay healthy and safe because we want to stay together all year long. Again, we cannot thank you enough for your partnership.

Allyson Apsey

QUINCY STUDENTS ARE “ON Q”!

Quincy students earn “On Q!” tickets by following school expectations. Each week we draw a student’s name from each grade level. This week these incredible students were honored as Quincy “On Q!” superstars! Congratulations to all our students were “On Q!” this week.

SPRING FLING UPDATE!

We are excited to announce that we will be having a virtual raffle drawing on October 15, 2020 in place of last year’s Spring Fling fundraiser that was canceled due to COVID 19.

A letter with all the information was sent home with your child on Friday along with extra Ticket Order Forms and Raffle Basket Choices Forms. Both are due by October 2, 2020.

Below are pictures of the different basket choices to help you make a decision. Pictures are labeled with basket name.

If you have any questions, please contact Kellie Powers, kpowers@zps.org.

5th grade and Z Connect families: You will be getting information shortly, watch for emails and/or phone calls. If you would like to know your family total, please feel free to email Kellie Powers, kpowers@zps.org.

FREE TUTORING AVAILABLE

Beginning October 5, Grand Valley State University is offering free 1:1 virtual tutoring/homework support to all K-12 students in Michigan throughout the school year. GVSU gave us an opportunity for an early sign up through their website. Tutors, comprised of GVSU students, faculty, staff, and alumni, will be available Monday through Friday from 11a to 9p and Saturday from 12p-5p.  Every tutor has passed a background check and all sessions take place through Zoom which is monitored full time.  Content areas include English Language Arts, Math, Science, Social Studies, and Spanish.  Additional subjects may be added throughout the year. Please feel free to take advantage of this exciting opportunity.

English and Spanish flyers can be accessed below:

Spanish_ K-12 Connect User

English_ K-12 Connect User

PICTURE DAY IS OCTOBER 8

Flyers came home on Friday. Please return completed order forms, along with payment to your child’s teacher. Each student will hand their form to the photographer.

MY CHILD HAS A COVID-19 SYMPTOM. WHAT DO I DO?

We have two resources to share with you that will help guide you in case your child has a new COVID-19 symptom that is not typical for your child. You can check out this flowchart from the Ottawa County Health Department, and you can check out this clickable slideshow (created by Mrs. Apsey) that can guide you along.

QUINCY FOODSERVICE UPDATE

All meals (breakfast and lunch) are served at NO COST to all ZPS students until Dec 2020, or until USDA funds run out.  You can find your schools menu at https://www.zps.org/parents/food-service/.  Only complete meals are free.  A complete breakfast or lunch has to have 3 items, one item must be a fruit or vegetable.  An entree is usually considered two items (protein/grain).   A complete meal is an entree, fruit and/ or vegetable, milk.

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Quincy Update

REMOTE LEARNING HALF-DAY: SEPT. 18

Hello Families!

As you know, ZPS has changed some of our half-days to “Remote Learning Half-Days.” This shift in learning for our staff, students and families is intended to prepare families for the potential of moving to remote learning in the future. The unknown is hard to predict, however we want to make sure we are prepared to continue learning should we end up in a situation like last spring.

Looking back at the spring, when we shut down initially for COVID-19, we focused on reinforcing skills students had already developed throughout the year and minimized introducing new content. This was because we couldn’t be sure every family was equipped with the tools needed for success in a virtual setting. The other reason was that we hadn’t prepared our students for learning in this way.

Fast forward to now, teachers have been teaching our students specific online tools that will help their learning and easily transfer to virtual learning. While the majority of our families indicated they have access to reliable internet, we realize some families do not have internet at their homes. To help families make a plan for these students to access learning remotely, we have free wifi accessible from some of our building parking lots with specific locations being shared next week. Families may also consider using free wifi at the public library. Some families have mentioned they will visit family or friends on these days to utilize their internet.

These planned remote half-days will be “practice” days in case we are forced to go to remote learning. We specifically use the word “practice” rather than “perfect” because we know there will be kinks to work out. We ask for your patience and help as our students (and teachers) adjust to a different way of learning. All students the day will begin at 8:45am and will wrap up at 12:00pm, and your child’s teacher will be sharing specific information for their class. Please note that all teachers will take attendance at the morning meeting at 8:45am, and that the learning activities are required.

We’re excited to see how this first half day of remote learning goes for our students and will look for your feedback after our first experience.

Your partner in education,

Allyson Apsey

QUINCY STUDENTS ARE “ON Q”!

Quincy students earn “On Q!” tickets by following school expectations. Each week we draw a student’s name from each grade level. This week these incredible students were honored as Quincy “On Q!” superstars! Congratulations to all our students were “On Q!” this week.

MY CHILD HAS A COVID-19 SYMPTOM. WHAT DO I DO?

We have two resources to share with you that will help guide you in case your child has a new COVID-19 symptom that is not typical for your child. You can check out this flowchart from the Ottawa County Health Department, and you can check out this clickable slideshow (created by Mrs. Apsey) that can guide you along.

QUINCY FOODSERVICE UPDATE

ZPS food service has prepackaged spoons and forks available for students that order lunch from school. As you can imagine, this takes lots of planning and the supply is limited. If your child brings lunch from home please include plastic utensils for them to use. Thank you so much for your help.

QUINCY LIBRARY UPDATE 

What building has the most stories?  The library, of course.  Last March we wanted to provide extra books to read during the shutdown and we have a lot of books still missing from the Quincy Library. Would you please look through your home to see if you have any of our library books?  (There will be no overdue fines for any of these books).  We want to get the library ready and “booked” for everyone to enjoy!

Thanks for your help:)

A MESSAGE FROM QUINCY’S WELLNESS TEAM

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We know there are both feelings of excitement and anxiety regarding the start-up of school considering all we’ve experienced in the past 6 months.  We are definitely all in this together!  

Being mindful of the current climate, ZPS is very much wanting to make sure all students are feeling Safe, Valued, and Loved and Ready to Learn as we make the transition back after the Covid-19 ‘stay at home’ order. We know students and families have been impacted differently.  We value working in partnership with families in the best interest of our students and we wanted to make you aware of two approaches we are taking.

First, we know that students and families have been impacted differently in the last 6 months. Filling out this Parent/Guardian Survey and sharing what it has been like for your family/child will help to inform us on any needs we can be sensitive to as we start-up this school year.  It should take approximately 5 minutes to complete – we greatly appreciate your time on this.

Second, keeping in mind both the state’s roadmap for re-opening and the awareness that students will be experiencing a variety of emotions with the return and readjustment to school, all elementary schools will be administering a mandated universal student social/emotional wellness screener in an effort to address the emotional health and wellness of all our students.  This screener may be viewed in comparison to universal screening for vision and hearing or most commonly used in the academic area of reading to identify any need for additional support.  This brief (12 item) classwide screener will be completed by teachers 3 times a year.  Data will be reviewed by building Wellness Teams (consisting of the school psychologist, school social worker, principal, student success coordinator, and 1-2 other professional staff) and, along with parent/guardian and teacher input, will help identify students who may benefit from additional emotional, behavioral, or social support to be successful in school.  Any interventions implemented will be done in collaboration with the classroom teacher and you would always be informed if at any point your child could benefit from these opportunities.  Any suggestions for more direct/intentional behavioral supports from outside service providers would also follow parent contact and permission.  If interested, this LINK will let you know more specifically what will be included in the wellness screener.

Please do not hesitate to contact one of us below if you have any questions or concerns. We are committed to ensuring your child is supported academically, socially, and emotionally, and we look forward to collaborating with each of you toward achieving this goal.  However, if at this time you would prefer to exclude your child from involvement in the social/emotional wellness screener, please click  HERE  to fill out a form exempting your child from the process.

Thank you and, once again, here is another LINK to the Parent/Guardian Survey mentioned above. 

Here’s to a good start to the 2020-2021 school year!!

Your Quincy Student Wellness Team

HELPFUL TIPS AND REMINDERS

• All students and staff will wear face masks throughout the school day. Students will have their face masks on when they enter the building. Wearing them to recess will also be required, but the good news is that it allows students to play with friends from other classes in their same grade level during recess. We will take socially-distanced, outdoor mask breaks throughout the day. It is recommended that face masks are washed daily. You can access more important safety information HERE.
• Even though we are not allowed to have volunteers in the building right now, we know that we will be able to welcome you back someday. To get ready for that day, parent background checks (http://www.zps.org/volunteer-at-zps/) need to be completed every year in order to volunteer at Quincy.
• You can be a part of our PTO! If you are interested, please indicate your interest when you register to volunteer. Our PTO will sponsor a fun, educational, and easy fundraiser this year. Look for more information soon.
• School lunches and milk will be served beginning the first day. This year students will have two lunch options, a hot option and a cold option. Even if you do not think you will qualify, please complete the “free or reduced lunch” form each year as it is tied to valuable funding for ZPS. You can find out all you need to know about school lunches by visiting http://www.zps.org/food-service/.
• School starts at 8:40am each day, and the school doors will open at 8:25am. For the beginning of the school year, in order to help encourage social distancing and avoid congestion in the hallways, students will go straight to classrooms when they arrive. We hope that all students arrive by the first bell at 8:35am to be ready for learning at 8:40am. Staying home when sick is advised, however, appointments during the school day and vacations are discouraged because students may be absent more because of quarantine or illness. Learn more about the ZPS attendance policy on the ZPS website.
• If you are bringing your child to school in the morning, please pull up along the front curb and wait for a staff member to approach the vehicle before you allow your child to get out of the car. This will help us avoid congestion in the doorway.
• Please always park in a parking spot if you intend to get out of your vehicle to visit our office. We have an occupancy limit in the office, please wait outside the office until it is your turn to enter.
• If your child is sick, please be sure to notify us by calling our attendance line 748-4710 by 9:00am. Please monitor your student’s health daily. If he/she is experiencing any respiratory or gastrointestinal symptoms, and/or has a temperature of 100.4 or greater, please keep him/her home.
• The school day ends at 3:35pm. We have a wonderful transportation system that will bring your child to and from school safely and there are many benefits. Having your child take the bus also helps parents avoid our very busy parking lot at the end of the day.

CLASSROOM SUPPLY LISTS

Thank you for your generosity and continued support.

All classroom supply lists can be found in this LINK.

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Quincy Update

A NOTE FROM MRS. APSEY

Dear Quincy Families,

What a wonderful first week! Your children did a fantastic job. Every student I talked to said that they are so happy to be back to school and had a great first few days. Our incredible Quincy staff deserves a HUGE thank you for months of hard work that paid off in a successful first week.

In case you did not have an opportunity to check this out yet, we want to remind you that we put together lots of information for you about “A Day in the Life at Quincy”, highlighting many of the changes that will help keep students and staff safe. You can read all about “A Day in the Life at Quincy” by clicking on THIS LINK.

Or, if you’d rather listen than read, feel free to watch this video:

Finally, we want to thank YOU for your help preparing your children for this new school year. Your hard work has also paid off and helped us have a successful first week!

Your partner in education,

Allyson Apsey

OTTAWA COUNTY’S RETURN TO SCHOOL TOOLKIT

Ottawa County’s Return to School Toolkit is a helpful resource for important information that answers questions like, “What if my child has been exposed to COVID-19?” and “What if my child gets sick?”. You can access the toolkit using this link.

QUINCY LIBRARY UPDATE 

What building has the most stories?  The library, of course.  Last March we wanted to provide extra books to read during the shutdown and we have a lot of books still missing from the Quincy Library. Would you please look through your home to see if you have any of our library books?  (There will be no overdue fines for any of these books).  We want to get the library ready and “booked” for everyone to enjoy!

Thanks for your help:)

A MESSAGE FROM QUINCY’S WELLNESS TEAM

(Para español, haga clic aquí.)

We know there are both feelings of excitement and anxiety regarding the start-up of school considering all we’ve experienced in the past 6 months.  We are definitely all in this together!  

Being mindful of the current climate, ZPS is very much wanting to make sure all students are feeling Safe, Valued, and Loved and Ready to Learn as we make the transition back after the Covid-19 ‘stay at home’ order. We know students and families have been impacted differently.  We value working in partnership with families in the best interest of our students and we wanted to make you aware of two approaches we are taking.

First, we know that students and families have been impacted differently in the last 6 months. Filling out this Parent/Guardian Survey and sharing what it has been like for your family/child will help to inform us on any needs we can be sensitive to as we start-up this school year.  It should take approximately 5 minutes to complete – we greatly appreciate your time on this.

Second, keeping in mind both the state’s roadmap for re-opening and the awareness that students will be experiencing a variety of emotions with the return and readjustment to school, all elementary schools will be administering a mandated universal student social/emotional wellness screener in an effort to address the emotional health and wellness of all our students.  This screener may be viewed in comparison to universal screening for vision and hearing or most commonly used in the academic area of reading to identify any need for additional support.  This brief (12 item) classwide screener will be completed by teachers 3 times a year.  Data will be reviewed by building Wellness Teams (consisting of the school psychologist, school social worker, principal, student success coordinator, and 1-2 other professional staff) and, along with parent/guardian and teacher input, will help identify students who may benefit from additional emotional, behavioral, or social support to be successful in school.  Any interventions implemented will be done in collaboration with the classroom teacher and you would always be informed if at any point your child could benefit from these opportunities.  Any suggestions for more direct/intentional behavioral supports from outside service providers would also follow parent contact and permission.  If interested, this LINK will let you know more specifically what will be included in the wellness screener.

Please do not hesitate to contact one of us below if you have any questions or concerns. We are committed to ensuring your child is supported academically, socially, and emotionally, and we look forward to collaborating with each of you toward achieving this goal.  However, if at this time you would prefer to exclude your child from involvement in the social/emotional wellness screener, please click  HERE  to fill out a form exempting your child from the process.

Thank you and, once again, here is another LINK to the Parent/Guardian Survey mentioned above. 

Here’s to a good start to the 2020-2021 school year!!

Your Quincy Student Wellness Team

HELPFUL TIPS AND REMINDERS

• All students and staff will wear face masks throughout the school day. Students will have their face masks on when they enter the building. Wearing them to recess will also be required, but the good news is that it allows students to play with friends from other classes in their same grade level during recess. We will take socially-distanced, outdoor mask breaks throughout the day. It is recommended that face masks are washed daily. You can access more important safety information HERE.
• Even though we are not allowed to have volunteers in the building right now, we know that we will be able to welcome you back someday. To get ready for that day, parent background checks (http://www.zps.org/volunteer-at-zps/) need to be completed every year in order to volunteer at Quincy.
• You can be a part of our PTO! If you are interested, please indicate your interest when you register to volunteer. Our PTO will sponsor a fun, educational, and easy fundraiser this year. Look for more information soon.
• School lunches and milk will be served beginning the first day. This year students will have two lunch options, a hot option and a cold option. Even if you do not think you will qualify, please complete the “free or reduced lunch” form each year as it is tied to valuable funding for ZPS. You can find out all you need to know about school lunches by visiting http://www.zps.org/food-service/.
• School starts at 8:40am each day, and the school doors will open at 8:25am. For the beginning of the school year, in order to help encourage social distancing and avoid congestion in the hallways, students will go straight to classrooms when they arrive. We hope that all students arrive by the first bell at 8:35am to be ready for learning at 8:40am. Staying home when sick is advised, however, appointments during the school day and vacations are discouraged because students may be absent more because of quarantine or illness. Learn more about the ZPS attendance policy on the ZPS website.
• If you are bringing your child to school in the morning, please pull up along the front curb and wait for a staff member to approach the vehicle before you allow your child to get out of the car. This will help us avoid congestion in the doorway.
• Please always park in a parking spot if you intend to get out of your vehicle to visit our office. We have an occupancy limit in the office, please wait outside the office until it is your turn to enter.
• If your child is sick, please be sure to notify us by calling our attendance line 748-4710 by 9:00am. Please monitor your student’s health daily. If he/she is experiencing any respiratory or gastrointestinal symptoms, and/or has a temperature of 100.4 or greater, please keep him/her home.
• The school day ends at 3:35pm. We have a wonderful transportation system that will bring your child to and from school safely and there are many benefits. Having your child take the bus also helps parents avoid our very busy parking lot at the end of the day.

CLASSROOM SUPPLY LISTS

Thank you for your generosity and continued support.

All classroom supply lists can be found in this LINK.

SIGN UP FOR “Z for ME” UPDATES

The district will be updating families throughout the summer in the “Z for ME” updates.

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Quincy Update

A NOTE FROM MRS. APSEY

Dear Quincy Families,

We put together lots of information for you about “A Day in the Life at Quincy”, highlighting many of the changes that will help keep students and staff safe. You can read all about “A Day in the Life at Quincy” by clicking on THIS LINK.

Or, if you’d rather listen than read, feel free to watch this video:

 

Your children are our WHY and we cannot wait to see them on Tuesday, September 1st.

Your partner in education,

Allyson Apsey

YOUR SPECIALS TEACHERS ARE EXCITED TO WELCOME YOU BACK

We have put together this really cool interactive SLIDE SHOW for you. Get ready to move, create, and learn with Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Arens, Mrs. VerBeek, Mr. VK, and Mr. Davelaar.

A note about art supplies can be found HERE.

We can’t wait to see you!

Your Quincy Specials Teachers

A MESSAGE FROM QUINCY’S WELLNESS TEAM

(Para español, haga clic aquí.)

We know there are both feelings of excitement and anxiety regarding the start-up of school considering all we’ve experienced in the past 6 months.  We are definitely all in this together!  

Being mindful of the current climate, ZPS is very much wanting to make sure all students are feeling Safe, Valued, and Loved and Ready to Learn as we make the transition back after the Covid-19 ‘stay at home’ order. We know students and families have been impacted differently.  We value working in partnership with families in the best interest of our students and we wanted to make you aware of two approaches we are taking.

First, we know that students and families have been impacted differently in the last 6 months. Filling out this Parent/Guardian Survey and sharing what it has been like for your family/child will help to inform us on any needs we can be sensitive to as we start-up this school year.  It should take approximately 5 minutes to complete – we greatly appreciate your time on this.

Second, keeping in mind both the state’s roadmap for re-opening and the awareness that students will be experiencing a variety of emotions with the return and readjustment to school, all elementary schools will be administering a mandated universal student social/emotional wellness screener in an effort to address the emotional health and wellness of all our students.  This screener may be viewed in comparison to universal screening for vision and hearing or most commonly used in the academic area of reading to identify any need for additional support.  This brief (12 item) classwide screener will be completed by teachers 3 times a year.  Data will be reviewed by building Wellness Teams (consisting of the school psychologist, school social worker, principal, student success coordinator, and 1-2 other professional staff) and, along with parent/guardian and teacher input, will help identify students who may benefit from additional emotional, behavioral, or social support to be successful in school.  Any interventions implemented will be done in collaboration with the classroom teacher and you would always be informed if at any point your child could benefit from these opportunities.  Any suggestions for more direct/intentional behavioral supports from outside service providers would also follow parent contact and permission.  If interested, this LINK will let you know more specifically what will be included in the wellness screener.

Please do not hesitate to contact one of us below if you have any questions or concerns. We are committed to ensuring your child is supported academically, socially, and emotionally, and we look forward to collaborating with each of you toward achieving this goal.  However, if at this time you would prefer to exclude your child from involvement in the social/emotional wellness screener, please click  HERE  to fill out a form exempting your child from the process.

Thank you and, once again, here is another LINK to the Parent/Guardian Survey mentioned above. 

Here’s to a good start to the 2020-2021 school year!!

Your Quincy Student Wellness Team

BEDTIME STORY THE NIGHT BEFORE SCHOOL

Back by popular demand! Mrs. Apsey will read a bedtime story to ALL Quincy students via Facebook Live at 7:00pm on Monday, August 31. Please follow Mrs. Apsey on Facebook and then join the Quincy family as she tucks all the sweet children into bed the night before the best day of the year!

HELPFUL TIPS AND REMINDERS

• All students and staff will wear face masks throughout the school day. Students will have their face masks on when they enter the building. Wearing them to recess will also be required, but the good news is that it allows students to play with friends from other classes in their same grade level during recess. We will take socially-distanced, outdoor mask breaks throughout the day. It is recommended that face masks are washed daily. You can access more important safety information HERE.
• Even though we are not allowed to have volunteers in the building right now, we know that we will be able to welcome you back someday. To get ready for that day, parent background checks (http://www.zps.org/volunteer-at-zps/) need to be completed every year in order to volunteer at Quincy.
• You can be a part of our PTO! If you are interested, please indicate your interest when you register to volunteer. Our PTO will sponsor a fun, educational, and easy fundraiser this year. Look for more information soon.
• School lunches and milk will be served beginning the first day. This year students will have two lunch options, a hot option and a cold option. Even if you do not think you will qualify, please complete the “free or reduced lunch” form each year as it is tied to valuable funding for ZPS. You can find out all you need to know about school lunches by visiting http://www.zps.org/food-service/.
• School starts at 8:40am each day, and the school doors will open at 8:25am. For the beginning of the school year, in order to help encourage social distancing and avoid congestion in the hallways, students will go straight to classrooms when they arrive. We hope that all students arrive by the first bell at 8:35am to be ready for learning at 8:40am. Staying home when sick is advised, however, appointments during the school day and vacations are discouraged because students may be absent more because of quarantine or illness. Learn more about the ZPS attendance policy on the ZPS website.
• If you are bringing your child to school in the morning, please pull up along the front curb and wait for a staff member to approach the vehicle before you allow your child to get out of the car. This will help us avoid congestion in the doorway.
• Please always park in a parking spot if you intend to get out of your vehicle to visit our office. We have an occupancy limit in the office, please wait outside the office until it is your turn to enter.
• If your child is sick, please be sure to notify us by calling our attendance line 748-4710 by 9:00am. Please monitor your student’s health daily. If he/she is experiencing any respiratory or gastrointestinal symptoms, and/or has a temperature of 100.4 or greater, please keep him/her home.
• The school day ends at 3:35pm. We have a wonderful transportation system that will bring your child to and from school safely and there are many benefits. Having your child take the bus also helps parents avoid our very busy parking lot at the end of the day.

CLASSROOM SUPPLY LISTS

Thank you for your generosity and continued support.

All classroom supply lists can be found in this LINK.

SIGN UP FOR “Z for ME” UPDATES

The district will be updating families throughout the summer in the “Z for ME” updates.

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Quincy Update

A NOTE FROM MRS. APSEY

Dear Quincy Families,

Things are rolling around here! We just had our first socially-distanced mask-wearing staff meeting. And, you know what, it went great! Your Quincy teachers and support staff are READY for students to return. We spent time today working through our arrival, dismissal, lunch and bathroom procedures. Expect information to come home with some details about the new procedures soon.

As you know, students will be wearing masks all day at school, including as they enter/exit the building and during recess time. We will have “mask breaks” throughout the day as students develop their stamina. The “mask breaks” will be outside, under the supervision of their teachers, and socially-distanced. As you help your child prepare for mask-wearing, we wanted to send along a few helpful tips.

Gaiter type masks are acceptable, but some children have trouble keeping them up–they fall down on their own. If you have a gaiter for your child, it would be helpful to have them practice running around and playing with it on to see if it stays up.

 

As we observe students, it looks like the most comfortable face masks are cloth masks that go around their ears. It is a good idea to have your child practice wearing their mask to help build stamina and to make sure it is a good, comfortable fit.

 

 

Clear shields of any type are not acceptable. Students must wear a face mask, not a face shield.

 

We can’t wait to see you soon!

Allyson Apsey

VIRTUAL OPEN HOUSE FOR GRADES 1ST-5TH GRADES

Plan to receive an email from your child’s teacher with a video and information between 4:30-6:00pm on Wednesday, August 26. Teachers will be available via email during that time. Feel free to watch the video at your family’s convenience. Some teachers are conducting virtual meetings through Zoom. If your child’s teacher is doing a Zoom meeting, you would have received an email with that information.

BEDTIME STORY THE NIGHT BEFORE SCHOOL

Back by popular demand! Mrs. Apsey will read a bedtime story to ALL Quincy students via Facebook Live at 7:00pm on Monday, August 31. Please follow Mrs. Apsey on Facebook and then join the Quincy family as she tucks all the sweet children into bed the night before the best day of the year!

HELPFUL TIPS AND REMINDERS

• All students and staff will wear face masks throughout the school day. Students will have their face masks on when they enter the building. Wearing them to recess will also be required, but the good news is that it allows students to play with friends from other classes in their same grade level during recess. We will take socially-distanced, outdoor mask breaks throughout the day. It is recommended that face masks are washed daily. You can access more important safety information HERE.
• Even though we are not allowed to have volunteers in the building right now, we know that we will be able to welcome you back someday. To get ready for that day, parent background checks (http://www.zps.org/volunteer-at-zps/) need to be completed every year in order to volunteer at Quincy.
• You can be a part of our PTO! If you are interested, please indicate your interest when you register to volunteer. Our PTO will sponsor a fun, educational, and easy fundraiser this year. Look for more information soon.
• School lunches and milk will be served beginning the first day. This year students will have two lunch options, a hot option and a cold option. Even if you do not think you will qualify, please complete the “free or reduced lunch” form each year as it is tied to valuable funding for ZPS. You can find out all you need to know about school lunches by visiting http://www.zps.org/food-service/.
• School starts at 8:40am each day, and the school doors will open at 8:25am. For the beginning of the school year, in order to help encourage social distancing and avoid congestion in the hallways, students will go straight to classrooms when they arrive. We hope that all students arrive by the first bell at 8:35am to be ready for learning at 8:40am. Staying home when sick is advised, however, appointments during the school day and vacations are discouraged because students may be absent more because of quarantine or illness. Learn more about the ZPS attendance policy on the ZPS website.
• If you are bringing your child to school in the morning, please pull up along the front curb and wait for a staff member to approach the vehicle before you allow your child to get out of the car. This will help us avoid congestion in the doorway.
• Please always park in a parking spot if you intend to get out of your vehicle to visit our office. We have an occupancy limit in the office, please wait outside the office until it is your turn to enter.
• If your child is sick, please be sure to notify us by calling our attendance line 748-4710 by 9:00am. Please monitor your student’s health daily. If he/she is experiencing any respiratory or gastrointestinal symptoms, and/or has a temperature of 100.4 or greater, please keep him/her home.
• The school day ends at 3:35pm. We have a wonderful transportation system that will bring your child to and from school safely and there are many benefits. Having your child take the bus also helps parents avoid our very busy parking lot at the end of the day.

CLASSROOM SUPPLY LISTS

Thank you for your generosity and continued support.

All classroom supply lists can be found in this LINK.

SIGN UP FOR “Z for ME” UPDATES

The district will be updating families throughout the summer in the “Z for ME” updates.

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Quincy Update

A NOTE FROM MRS. APSEY

Dear Quincy Families,

Class lists are posted on the front door of Quincy! We are thrilled to be one step closer to being back together. We have been dreaming about the new wonderful classroom communities we are going to create. As you stop by to see which class your child will be in, please take some extra safety precautions. We ask that just one family at a time goes up to the door and the next family waits six feet back. Also, please refrain from touching the glass this year–we usually see LOTS of fingerprints on the door and are looking forward to having them stay cleaner this year. We have to celebrate the small things, don’t we :)!

You will notice some changes as you look at class lists. Three Quincy teachers will be teaching ZConnect for at least this first semester–Jesse Carrell, Ben Ashby and Stacy Wilson. We are thankful to them for taking on this exciting opportunity but we will miss them very much. They will be back at the Q before we know it! We’d like to welcome a new teacher to Quincy, Mrs. Emily Russcher is joining our fifth grade team. Emily is a Zeeland graduate and she will be a great addition to a pretty incredible team.

Letters from students’ teachers are being mailed out today (8/21/20). Also included in the mailing are a letter from me that contains LOTS of information and helpful reminders. Additionally included is this flowchart to help us identify when to keep students home from school in case of illness or exposure.

Your partner in education,

Allyson Apsey

BEDTIME STORY THE NIGHT BEFORE SCHOOL

Back by popular demand! Mrs. Apsey will read a bedtime story to ALL Quincy students via Facebook Live at 7:00pm on Monday, August 31. Please follow Mrs. Apsey on Facebook and then join the Quincy family as she tucks all the sweet children into bed the night before the best day of the year!

HELPFUL TIPS AND REMINDERS

• All students and staff will wear face masks throughout the school day. Students will have their face masks on when they enter the building. Wearing them to recess will also be required, but the good news is that it allows students to play with friends from other classes in their same grade level during recess. We will take socially-distanced, outdoor mask breaks throughout the day. It is recommended that face masks are washed daily. You can access more important safety information HERE.
• Even though we are not allowed to have volunteers in the building right now, we know that we will be able to welcome you back someday. To get ready for that day, parent background checks (http://www.zps.org/volunteer-at-zps/) need to be completed every year in order to volunteer at Quincy.
• You can be a part of our PTO! If you are interested, please indicate your interest when you register to volunteer. Our PTO will sponsor a fun, educational, and easy fundraiser this year. Look for more information soon.
• School lunches and milk will be served beginning the first day. This year students will have two lunch options, a hot option and a cold option. Even if you do not think you will qualify, please complete the “free or reduced lunch” form each year as it is tied to valuable funding for ZPS. You can find out all you need to know about school lunches by visiting http://www.zps.org/food-service/.
• School starts at 8:40am each day, and the school doors will open at 8:25am. For the beginning of the school year, in order to help encourage social distancing and avoid congestion in the hallways, students will go straight to classrooms when they arrive. We hope that all students arrive by the first bell at 8:35am to be ready for learning at 8:40am. Staying home when sick is advised, however, appointments during the school day and vacations are discouraged because students may be absent more because of quarantine or illness. Learn more about the ZPS attendance policy on the ZPS website.
• If you are bringing your child to school in the morning, please pull up along the front curb and wait for a staff member to approach the vehicle before you allow your child to get out of the car. This will help us avoid congestion in the doorway.
• Please always park in a parking spot if you intend to get out of your vehicle to visit our office. We have an occupancy limit in the office, please wait outside the office until it is your turn to enter.
• If your child is sick, please be sure to notify us by calling our attendance line 748-4710 by 9:00am. Please monitor your student’s health daily. If he/she is experiencing any respiratory or gastrointestinal symptoms, and/or has a temperature of 100.4 or greater, please keep him/her home.
• The school day ends at 3:35pm. We have a wonderful transportation system that will bring your child to and from school safely and there are many benefits. Having your child take the bus also helps parents avoid our very busy parking lot at the end of the day.

CLASSROOM SUPPLY LISTS

Thank you for your generosity and continued support.

All classroom supply lists can be found in this LINK.

PLAN FOR OPEN HOUSE

August 24-  Y5/Kindergarten only – Buses Practice Run:  This is a chance to practice the bus route (if your student will be busing). Students and (1) adult will be picked up 2 hours before normal pick up (example: an 8:00 am pick up time = 6:00 pm pick up on night of busing). When your bus arrives to Quincy, students will have time to play on the playground before heading back home on the bus at 7:00pm. Please note that the building will NOT be open during this time and students and adults will be required to wear face masks at all times (including on the playground). Look for exact busing info in letters mailed to your home.

August 25 – Y5/Kindergarten only – Meet the Teacher Stop-In:  It is so important for our youngest learners to meet teachers and see classrooms before the first day as it is the first time in school for many of these students. Each student has been assigned a time to come in with (1) adult to meet his/her teacher and see the classroom. This information was emailed to families. You will arrive through the front doors and exit through the kindergarten doors. We will have to adhere to the schedule carefully in order to keep everyone safe and there will be no busing provided this evening. These appointments will be between 6:15pm to 7:45pm, and will be 15 minutes long. Please note that all students and adults will be required to wear face masks at all times.

August 26 – 1st grade thru 5th grade – Virtual Open House: It is important to offer our older students an opportunity to see their new teacher and get important back-to-school information, even though they are pros at school already. We will host the Virtual Open House through either a Zoom meeting or video. You will be sent information directly by your child’s teacher. This will be happening between 4:30-6:00 p.m.

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