September 25, 2009

Monday, September 28 - Admissions Day Observed
SCHOOL CLOSED

Dear SMASHing Families,
Last year a team from Latvia, this year a team from Japan! We are a destination of interest to educators from across the US and around the world, and we are grateful for these exchanges that provide us with insights into our own practices and community.
The Institute for Project Based Learning in Japan is bringing 15 progressive educators plus interpreter to SMASH next Friday, October 2nd 8:00am-noon.
They are in the United States doing four school immersions in Minnesota (rural) and four immersions in California (urban). If you are around campus next Friday, you are encouraged to share answers with our guests to their questions: What is the mission of our school and how are we different? What makes our school successful?
Our visitors may be interested in asking questions of family members, students and staff through their interpreter. They are most interested in the overall environment of the school, and they are particularly interested in the urban model of schools since many of the visitors live near or around Tokyo.
Thanks to the student and parent tour guides who will be helping out that day!
Truly yours,Jessica

DATES TO REMEMBER
Sun., Sept 27 - 25th Annual Abbot Kinney Festival
Mon. Sept 28 - Admissions Day Observed - SCHOOL CLOSED
Tues. Sept 29 - 6:00-7:30pm - Core 3 Forum. Childcare available, sign-up in office
Wed. Sept 30 - 8:45 am - All school assembly - Core 3 is leading
Thur. Oct 1 - 6:00-7:30pm - Core 2 Forum. NOTE NEW DATE Childcare available, sign-up in office
Fri. Oct 2 - 6:30 - 9:00pm - Movie Fun Night
Mon. Oct 5 - CREST Enrichment Classes begin
Wed. Oct 7 - School Photo Day
Wed. Oct 7 - 7:00 - 8:30pm - Wizard’s Crystal - SMASH auditorium
Mon-Wed Oct 12-14, 6th grade Catalina trip
Wed. Oct 14 - 8:45-9:15 am - Greenraising Assembly
Wed. Oct 14 - 5:00-6:00pm - Site Council Mtg
Sat. Oct 17 - 9:00am - 1:00pm RUMMAGE SALE
Wed. Oct 21 - 6:30pm - PTSA Mtg. Superintendent, Tim Cuneo to speak
Please note: March 23 is listed as minimum day—it is not. March 24 &25 are minimum conference days
REMINDER
All students MUST be off the school grounds 15 minutes after dismissal (no later than 3:05 on regular days and 1:45 on minimum days and Fridays) unless enrolled in an afterschool program.
No student may wait in front of school after this time. K's need to be picked up each day at 1:30.
Playground Access closes at 5:00pm Monday-Thursday and 3:45 on minimum days and every Friday.
Application forms for Playground access are available in the SMASH office.

Let us know if you need a hard copy of the Friday Letter. E-mail Janice at jwold@smmusd.org with your e-mail address if you want the letter sent to you electronically.

25th Annual Abbot Kinney Festival
Sunday, September 27 - 10:00am to 6:00 pm

(Come to the Youth & Family Courtyard @Westminster and Abbot Kinney) at the 25th annual Abbot Kinney Festival in Venice! If you can come a bit early (9:30-9:50), bring an instrument and join the Family Parade gathering at the corner of 6th and California - (on the lawn) and then (at 9:55) marching up to the Youth & Family Courtyard. There's games, rides, food, great performances (youth and adults) and much more!Jonathan Zeichner (papa to new Core 2 student Jobim) has been producing the Youth & Family Courtyard for 6 years (it's a fundraiser for his organization, Inside Out Community Arts) and it has grown to become one of the best events for families in Los Angeles. AND - also part of the Core 2 family, Nathan and Nick's mom, Leslie, sets up a rock climbing wall! Parking can be tricky, so if you can, bike, bus, or park and walk!
For Information go tohttps://email.smmusd.org/owa/redir.aspx?C=6f9350cb446d45ce9c663b203f4d5bff&URL=http%3a%2f%2fwww.abbotkinney.org%2fyouthfamilycourtyard.html


Smash Parent Business Directory Committee now forming
Join us for the first meeting. The SMASH Parent Business Directory will provide an opportunity for SMASH parents to advertise their business, place of employment, or special skills, to other SMASH parents. It will allow us to patronize other parents’ businesses and build community.
Wednesday, October 30 - 8:30am. In computer room
Any questions, e-mail Jeff Jarow (jeff@parcommercial.com) or Catherine Lerer (clerer@mcgeelerer.com)

FLU VACCINE
If you are going to get vaccinated—now’s the time!
The pharmacy in many stores such as Target, Safeway and Walgreens have vaccine available now. Just call to make an appointment. Costco is having clinics for anyone 9 and older (Costco.com). Whether or not you are vaccinated, please always follow good health habits for prevention:
Cover your mouth and nose when you cough or sneeze (into a tissue or in the crook of your elbow)
Wash your hands often
Avoid touching your ears, nose or mouth
Stay home when you are sick—until fever is gone for 24 hours without the use of medication

TB Test for Parent Volunteers
September 29 8:20 to 9:30 am In Nurse Sandy’s Office
Return for reading: 2 days after test is given, Thursday 8:20-9:30 am
Free for Muir and SMASH parent volunteers!

THINGS TO DO

RUMMAGE SALE
Saturday, October 17 - 9:00 - 1:00
Clean out those garages and closets!
We need your give-aways for the annual Rummage Sale.
We want your furniture, toys, housewares, books, dvds, clothes, etc.
Donations can be dropped off at school on Friday, October 16
See flyer in today’s letter for details


Santa Monica-Malibu Education Foundation
is teaming up with Cirque du Soleil to support For The Arts!
Cirque du Soleil KOOZA
Friday October 30 at 8:00 pm
6:30 pm hors d’oeuvres & wine reception at the Pier Carousel
Tickets $150. All proceeds support the Santa Monica-Malibu Education Foundation
Hurry and buy your tickets now – we only have 50 left. Call 310-396-4557 or email: https://email.smmusd.org/owa/UrlBlockedError.aspx <https://email.smmusd.org/owa/redir.aspx?C=1aef9561039e4a0393ddc2bc2c0a9ea7&URL=mailto%3asmmef%40smmusd.org>


FREE MOVIES ON THE PIER
Gates open at 7:00 pm - Movies start after dusk
Chairs, blankets and kids are welcome - no alcohol allowed
Sept 25: Fuel Oct. 2 - Ferris Bueller’s Day Off
Tickets are required and available free while supplies last
go to http://www.santamonicapier.org/images/SMDI2009.pdf for ticket locations


Free Movie for All
Friday, October 2 6:30 - 9:00pm
Come as a Family - or for Parents who would like a night out,
Core 4 will provide childcare to school age kids for $10/child or $20/family.
Sign up in the SMASH office (310) 396-2640,
Snacks will be available to purchase or bring your own food.
Movie Details to Come Next Week

SMASHing Holiday Singers!
This great SMASH tradition is back, led by Dian Andrews
Tuesdays at 3:00 to 3:30 in Candis’ Core 1 room
October 27 through December 1
Concert at the Main Street Farmer’s Market on December 6 at 9:00 am
ALL STUDENTS ARE WELCOME TO JOIN!

“WIZARD’S CRYSTAL”
A Musical for Family Audiences
Wednesday, October 7
7:00 - 8:30 pm, SMASH Auditorium
$9.00 per Adult, $6.00 per Child
ALL ticket and food proceeds go to SMASH!

The chase is on! The Good Wizard Parrafin and the Evil Sorcerer Balderash race to find the lost magic crystal. The one to claim finder’s keepers will have the power to do anything they wish! Parrafin, who lost the crystal, would be able to make mountains grow, make an elephant fly, make time go backwards, or turn a rock into a jelly sandwich and eat it for lunch. Balderash, who claims the crystal belongs to him, wants it for his own evil purposes!
Presented by Pocket Full of Tales Theatre Company
Kristy Pace, Artistic Director

HEALTHY CHILD
Hi friends and mamas - I am very excited to be hosting this event next Tuesday at the Whole Foods on National and Barrington (community room). The event is free....with a suggested donation of $10 that will go to the Healthy Child Organization and also to the Whole Foods "Revolutionizing School Lunches Program." Our speaker is going to be Jennifer Taggert, a program specialist at Healthy Child. She is also a mom, a former environmental engineer and currently a partner in a law firm specializing in environmental and consumer product law. She is the founder of TheSmartMama, a website and consulting business dedicated to non toxic living focusing on kids. Her consulting includes healthy home consults during which she teaches clients how to reduce toxic chemicals in the home, including making green cleaners, identifying ingredients in beauty/bath products and using a Niton XRF analyzer to test for lead and other elements. She is also the author of Smart Mama's Green Guide: Simple Steps to Reduce Your Child's Toxic Chemical Exposure. In addition to speaking on the topics of household cleaners, bath and beauty products, food and food storage, mercury and lead in the environment, safer toys and more...Jennifer will also be demonstrating how to make your own cleaning and beauty products at home. Whole Foods will provide refreshments. Please RSVP to https://email.smmusd.org/owa/UrlBlockedError.aspx or to me at https://email.smmusd.org/owa/UrlBlockedError.aspx if you would like to attend. Feel free to invite your friends! - Nina Furukawa

The Santa –Monica Malibu Unified School District (SMMUSD) presents Dr. Doug Fisher
Distinguished researcher (Co-Director for the Center for the Advancement of Reading), consultant (National Council of Teachers of English), professor (San Diego State University), author (Language Learners in the English Classroom; Creating Literacy-rich Schools for Adolescents; Improving Adolescent Literacy: Strategies that Work; Teaching English Language Learners, Differentiated Approach; Checking for Understanding: Formative Assessment Techniques for Your Classroom)
“Understanding the Teaching of Reading and Strategies for Reading Improvement”
Date: Saturday, October 24, 2009
Time: 8:30am - 9:30am (Special Education Parent Fall Forum)
10:00am - 12:00 Noon (Instructional Leadership Team Institute)
Location: John Adams Middle School

Greetings from the Muir/SMASH Library/Media Center
Throughout the year students will visit the library to check out books both for free reading and for research reports. Please help your child to return books on time. Students who do not return their books may not check out new ones until they are returned. Library books should not be kept for more than two weeks, and lost or damaged books must be paid for promptly.
Stop by anytime to see our beautiful library. Thanks for your support!
Claire Miller and Suzanne Moscoso, Library Coordinators




Rummage Sale
Saturday, October 17

Bring donations to the cafetorium on Friday, October 16
(We also need hangers, bags, clothing racks)

Please help
Post signs Thursday—anytime
Sort items Friday 8:15 am - 6:00 pm
Set up Saturday 7:00 - 9:00 am
Sell Saturday 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Clean up Saturday 1:00 - 4:00 pm

Contact Tracy Story 310-453-4396 or tracymstory@hotmail.com

JOIN THE SMASH PTSA
Parent Teacher Student Association

If you’ve already signed up for your PTSA membership, you’re off the hook. If you haven’t, there’s still time! Help us to achieve 100% participation by SMASH families.

It costs only $8 per membership to join. Just fill out the PTSA envelope you received in the mail, or pick one up in the office. Enclose your check, payable to SMASH PTSA. Leave it at the office. That’s it! This is THE easiest way you can help out the school. No schlepping, no baking, no setting up, no cleaning up, no stringing beads on yarn.

By joining the SMASH PTSA, you give strength to the largest nonprofit advocacy group in the nation that’s dedicated to the education and welfare of our children. The strength of the PTSA is in numbers. When you join, you make a difference. SMASH PTSA also gives financial support for things like teachers’ aides, classroom supplies, field trips, music and art.

Still not enough? Each PTSA member gets a copy of the all-important all-school SMASH Directory. A treasure-trove of contacts for play dates, calling trees, jacket-swapping, sleep-overs, drop-offs, birthday party invites, name recollection, and more. The Directory will be ready around Halloween-time.

Questions? Email Catherine Lerer (mother of Molly McGee/Core 2 and Sadie McGee/Core 1) at clerer@mcgeelerer.com.

Sincerely,
Catherine Lerer Helga Schier & David Saltzman Jessica Rishe
PTSA Membership PTSA Co-Presidents PrincipalPTSA Membership PTSA Co-Presidents Principal

ptsa news
upcoming fundraisers

Don’t forget to contribute to the Family Donation Drive, our biggest and most important fundraiser. Check out the flyer in this Friday Letter.
Movie Fun Night, Friday, October 2, 6:30PM.
Our annual Rummage Sale and Car Wash, Saturday, 10/17, 9AM. Please check out the flyers in this Friday Letter and all around campus. For more information contact Tracy Story at tracymstory@hotmaoil.com
This year we’re adding a bakesale to the Rummage Sale early in the AM to please the crowds that are threatening to tear down the gate. If you’d like to help with that, contact Helga Schier at helgaschier@verizon.net
Drama Night, Wednesday, October 7, 7PM
Pocket Full of Tales Theatre Company presents Wizard's Crystal, a Musical for Family Audiences in the cafeteria.

The chase is on! The Good Wizard Parrafin and the Evil Sorcerer Balderdash race to find the lost magic crystal. The one to claim finder's keepers will have the power to do anything they wish! Parrafin, who lost the crystal, would be able to make mountains grow, make an elephant fly, make time go backwards, or turn a rock into a jelly sandwich and eat it for lunch. Balderdash, who claims the crystal belongs to him, wants it for his own evil purposes!

Come one, come all, because all proceeds go directly to SMASH! Check future flyers for more details.
SMASH Bash is here! A new and unique fundraiser consisting of events hosted by parents throughout the year, SMASH Bash is designed to be eclectic and meet different and differing tastes. Sign-up coffee to come in mid-October. Contact Marni Brady at marni99@yahoo.com for more information.
Greenraising, our annual wrapping paper sale, will start shortly. It’s recycled wrapping paper, and so much more… choose from a catalogue full of environmentally friendly goods such as water bottles or lunch boxes. Watch for future fliers or contact Debbie Dempsey at 310-454-4428 or lantzdempsey@msn.com

SMASHing meetings
Our next PTSA meeting is on Wednesday, October 21 at 6:30PM with superintendent, Tim Cuneo. Come join us. If you have issues to discuss, questions to ask, ideas to bring to life or just want to know what’s up, e-mail David at saltzmans@earthlink.net or Helga at helgaschier@verizon.net..

COMMIT to your child’s SMASH education.
SMASH FAMILY DONATION
LOG ON AND GIVE INSTANTLY
ptsasmash.blogspot.com

GIVE WHAT YOU CAN
Recommended amount: $555 per student

NO AMOUNT TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL
Payment plans welcome
EVERY DONATION COUNTS
Our goal is 100% participation
Pay by check! Pay monthly! Pay by credit card! Pay online!
100% goes to SMASH
100% tax deductible
David at saltzmans@earthlink.net or Helga at helgaschier@verizon.net

CORE 1 FORUM
Thank you so much for coming to, and participating in, our Core 1 Forum. We enjoyed getting to know you better, and look forward to a wonderful year. If you were not able to make it, we can help you connect with a buddy parent to find out what you missed. There will be a packet for you in your Friday Folder.
DROP-OFF
Just a friendly reminder that there is NO PARKING in the morning from 8am-10am, from Ocean Park to the posted sign on 5th street. Neighbors have complained about parents blocking their driveways. It is likely that you will get a ticket if illegally parked. It is also not okay to park in the staff parking lot because parking for staff is already extremely limited. Please enjoy our friendly valet service from our very own Jackie! Core 1 CARES
The children have drafted our Core 1 Guidelines (we call them Core 1 CARES), which will help us have a safe and happy year. 1. Hands, Feet, and Bodies to yourself2. Be Nice3. Listen to Each Other4. Be Safe5. Use things carefully and put them away
WALKING SLIPS

Last call for the first day packet forms. Our Community Walking Permission slip is one of these forms. We hope to have all forms completed so we can take our first community walk soon. Have a Great 3-DAY Weekend!! Candis, Chrysta, and Jackie
Candis: cberens@smmusd.org Chrysta: cmailto:cwyse@smmusd.org

CORE 2 NEWS
Our community building was focused around Assertiveness – communicating what we need. We brainstormed how it would look in Core 2.
In Reading Workshop, the children explored our books and discussed their connection with the characters and the setting. Each child may bring one book from home to keep in her/his cubby.
In Writing Workshop, we have learned that writers write about topics that they care about. The students added addition info to their stories (revising), learned some editing marks and wrote a short author’s blurb to be displayed with their writing. They have learned characteristics of a personal narrative, a true event in their lives.
Math: The 2nd graders have become investigators. They are conducting whole group surveys to answer questions they are wondering about. In addition to collecting and organizing data, the children are learning a lot about each other.
The 3rd graders continued working on Things That Come In Groups by writing a math story in the style of Each Orange Has 8 Slices by Paul Giganti, Jr. Their published stories will be on display in time for our Core 2 Forum.
Laura and Graciela were Stars of the Week on Wednesday. They shared pictures and personal treasures with their advisory group. They provided healthy food for a Community Snack before Break. Next week we began having a child in each advisory group be Stars. He or she will have an opportunity to share a favorite piece of literature (book, poem, song, story) and a planned activity (with advisor help) for the class to interact with. Your child may also share up to three special treasures with the class. Children may bring small collections, trophies, souvenirs, favorite toys, pets, etc. NO ELECTRONIC GAMES! Please let us know in advance if your child will be bringing a pet. The pet will have to go home immediately following the Star of the Week presentation. Also, your child will be able to share 5 pictures of themselves, family, or friends. Parents and siblings are encouraged to attend this presentation on Wednesdays at 9:00am.
This year your child is asked to bring a healthy community snack to share with the whole core (46 children) at Break. We would like this to be a time where your child would share her/his family’s favorite foods. It should include a protein (for example: cheese, yogurt, humus), a whole grain carbohydrate (i.e. chips, crackers, or bread) and a vegetable or fruit (i.e. apple slices, carrot sticks). PLEASE NO PEANUT OR NUT PRODUCTS!
This does require advanced planning, so if you have any questions about what to do or what to bring, please contact us as soon as possible. We have worked out the amount of weeks with the amount of students, so there will be NO makeup days. If your child is the new star, they will have these directions and information attached to their Friday papers.
Next week is an all SMASH Assembly and the following week is our school picture day. So, our next Stars are on Wednesday, October 14. They will be: Morgan Jarow and Abbie Grossman.

Thank you!
To the PTSA for the t-shirts and supplies for our tie-dying and to Ari (Core3) and Mica’s (Core 4) Mike for organizing all the parent volunteers and the children

Dates to remember:
Monday, September 28: school holiday
Thursday, October 1: Core 2 forum, 6:00 to 7:30 PM Childcare is provided
Friday, October 2 – September Birthday Bash 11:45. If your child was born in September, please read the attached ½ sheet that will explain how Core 2 celebrates birthdays.
Enjoy the 3-day weekend!
Laura: lsherman@smmusd.org Graciela: gbarba-castro@smmusd.org

CORE 3 NEWS
Happy Friday, Core 3 Families!
We will be using the Friday Letter to relay information to you about the how’s, what’s, and why’s behind our teaching and learning in Core 3. To find out the specific things your child explores, learns, and practices each week--please ask your child, using the Friday letter information as a prompt. In Core 3, how we learn/practice reading. writing, math, and citizenship is just as important as what we learn in each area. We emphasize the process over the content. We also try to make sure students understand the why behind all of our strategies/lessons, routines/structures, and rules/guidelines. This week’s Friday Letter explains why we use the Responsive Classroom approach.

Responsive Classroom is one of the curricular foundations at SMASH and is used school-wide (K-8). The continuity of this social curriculum is a key element to many of SMASH’s successes in all curricular areas. “The Responsive Classroom is an approach to elementary teaching that emphasizes social, emotional, and academic growth in a strong and safe school community. The goal is to enable optimal student learning.” Not only is social growth an important part to a child’s life, it facilitates stronger academic growth. The curriculum emphasizes a student’s individual sense of belonging, importance, and fun within the context of a community of learners with common goals and expectations. It is used in all areas throughout the day.

If you’d like to read more information about Responsive Classroom please check out the following website and read the introduction chapter to Parents and Teachers Working Together, a Responsive Classroom publication. http://www.responsiveclassroom.org/bookstore/rp_parentsteachers.html (click on introduction pdf file)

Dates to Remember:
No School - Monday, September 28
Core 3 Forum - Tuesday, September 29, 6:00-7:30
Core 3 Assembly - The Olympians (Genie’s advisory) will lead the All-school Morning Meeting in the cafetorium, Wednesday, 8:45-9:15.
The next Core 3 assembly will be led by The Awesome People (Tamara’s advisory).

For your information:
Tamara and Genie will be attending a district Pictorial Math Workshop (the goal of this workshop is to help us enable students to make meaning of the math rules they will be learning in the future) Thursday, October 1
Genie will also be out Friday, Oct 2 and Monday, Oct 5—Jayme and Mimi are subbing! Yay!

Have a great 3-day weekend!
Tamara, Genie, and Malaika
tmugalian@smmusd.org ghwang@smmusd.org

CORE 4
The Big Old Biscuits (Kelly’s Advisory)
Here it finally is…the unveiling of our Advisory name! After a week of brainstorming ideas for an Advisory name (others included ACRONYM, Skittlicious, Pass, What’s our Name…), we voted to determine our identity for this year. I must say that we are truly living up to our name by taking on our responsibilities and holding ourselves accountable to the discussed expectations exactly as…big old biscuits would?! Becoming comfortable with our peers, understanding the expectations of this new academic year, and serious work on our declarations have all been a part of our Advisory work this week. Ask your child about the powerful work they have done around changing goals into declarations!
Math
We continue to sweat the small stuff in Math Workshop. Over this past week, the mathematicians discovered the various resources that are available to them in our class. Partnerships, binders, and math materials held as our focus. Students now have an understanding of how using these effectively can set them up for success. Throughout this discussion of responsibilities and resources, students continued to review their computational skills and strategies with various operations (multiplication and division). I encourage you to talk with your child about their math responsibilities and resources to reinforce our push toward independence and competence.
On Monday in sixth and seventh grade math, we will begin our first formal unit. This unit will focus on pre-Algebra concepts. It will build on the students’ conceptual understanding of complex patterns, whole-number operations, and discovering unknown quantities. They will discover how to represent, analyze, and generalize a variety of patterns with words, symbolic rules, and equations. Developing a conceptual understanding of different uses of variables will be at the heart of this unit. Kelly

Catalina Notes

The decision is made about trip transportation and it is good news despite being a change from previous practices.

For all trips parents will be responsible for transportation of the kids to a designated gathering spot. In the case of Catalina this will be the ferry terminal near the Queen Mary, for Yosemite we gather at the train station like last year, and for Hess Kramer we shall meet at the camp's south gate.

This an enormous positive in that the hassle factor for parents decreases enormously leaving them with only one clearly defined task. A further advantage is that each may make the arrangements with people they trust in an organic and natural manner. Car pools are encouraged!

I will be present at each gathering spot, ready to assume responsibility, early enough so that parents may perform their transportation duty before traffic builds to nightmarish proportions. For example: I will be at the Catalina ferry by 07:30 on 10/12 ready to organize the students and available by cell phone starting at 05:00. Please make your arrangements soon.

Next week you will get a driver's map, packing list, food preferences list and a critical medical form from the camp. I will send them just as soon as the camp gets them to me.

We are considering opening the trip to older students who for whatever reason did not go in previous years. Please email me right away if you are interested in this option.

Hope this helps. Please drop around or email if I may help in any way. Kurt

Hello Core 4 families,

Thank you to everyone who made time for attending the Tuesday night forum. I know it is difficult to fit all the meetings into our busy lives, and sometimes we just cannot be everywhere. If you missed it and would like to chat, feel free to call. The discussion is about the content of the year and the specific units I will cover generated ideas. The options are still percolating in my head. I am weighing what has been taught in Core 4 the last few years and what graduating 8th graders should know with the 3 year structure I would like to create to make certain the major time periods and places are covered. Finally we want to teach to students areas of interest as well. If you has strong thoughts about this which you have not shard yet, please send me an email.

IN HUMANITIES this week students finished a draft of an interview they conducted of a classmate. They presented them to the class as well. This allowed them to get to know classmates, building community and the oral presentations built respect and risk taking in the classroom. A FINAL DRAFT of the interview is DUE TUESDAY (5 paragraphs). The kids have mostly had peer editors; however if you would like also give your kid feedback that would be lovely. We are working on paragraph organization and showing not telling and descriptive language.

IN WRITERS WORKSHOP for the BLUE group students must have 6 entries in their notebook. One with dialogue and most in the genre of personal narrative. They must have a draft of one personal narrative for class on Tuesday for peer editing.

We will start BOOK CLUBS on Thursday. Students will have to read 20 minutes a night starting next Thursday.

Finally, progress reports may go home this Friday focusing on the social curriculum and the CARES. I have given my input to the kids advisors for the report. Next Friday, full progress reports will go home. Bailey

Enjoy the 3-Day Weekend!

Kurt: kholland@smmusd.org

Kelly: kkulsrud@smmusd.org

Bailey: baileyfield@mac.com



WEDNESDAY BAKE SALES - Healthy Treats & Fun Items
Sales start at 2:30 pm (Muir dismissal)
CORE 1
October 7
December 2

CORE 2
September 30
November 4

CORE 3
October 28
December 16

CORE 4
October 14
December 9