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MONDAY,
MAY 28 - MEMORIAL DAY - SCHOOL CLOSED
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Dear
Core 2, 3, and 4 Families:
As we did last
year, SMASH teachers of 3rd through 8th graders will
be conducting a multiple-choice questionnaire provided through the Department
of Mental Health. It is an anonymous survey.
The questions
address topics such as:
How
frequently are students acting aggressively or being the targets of aggressive
behaviors?
What types
of negative behaviors are most common at SMASH? Where do these incidents occur?
How often
do students seek adult help in these situations?
How
responsive do students feel adults are in these situations?
SMASH submits
the scantrons and receives a report of the overall findings to guide us as we
consider next steps in furthering our physically and emotionally safe and
nurturing environment.
We will administer this questionnaire
Wednesday, May 30th. If you would like to opt your child out
of this, please email jrishe@smmusd.org by 4:00pm Tuesday, May 29th.
Jessica
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SuperSMASH
Numbers
41 pizza
pies
165 fish
with a new home
10 banners
fluttering in the wind
400 waters
over 480 pounds of ice
54 slabs
of baby back ribs and 27 chickens, all gone
zero children
stuck on the sticky wall, but lots and lots of them
going up
and down the water slide and the climbing wall
4 kinds of
races to choose from day in day out
90 yard
signs all over the neighborhood
2 cars,
one to smash and one to paint
7 Core Art
Projects
28 booths
and 1 auction staffed for 7 long ,long hours by 172 volunteers
Yes, 172
of you showed up on campus last Saturday to make this day possible.
A million
thanks to each and every single one of you because we raised over $30,000!
Amazing!
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DATES TO REMEMBER
Mon, May 28 - Memorial Day - SCHOOL CLOSED
Tues, May 29 - 8:15am - Middle School
Parent Mtg - if you want to help secure funding for instruments for next year
Tues, May 29 - SMASH at Ben & Jerry’s
fundraiser. Flyers distributed today
Wed, May 30 - 8:30am - PTSA Mtg
Thurs, May 31 - Final day for SMASH
applications for grades 1-8
Thurs, May31 - 6:00-9:00pm - Spring Music
Concert
Friday, June 1 - 9:15-9:45 Core 4
Quikscience Assembly
Friday, June 1 - 10:00am-9:00pm -
O’Neill’s Santa Monica SMASH fundraiser - Flyers distributed today
Mon, June 6 - Field Day
Fri, June 15 - 3:30-6:00pm - Marine Park:
Celebration for Laura & Jackie
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SMASH
YEARBOOK - $20 EACH
Order
yours NOW! Books will be distributed during the last week of school.
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ALL
NEGATIVE LUNCH BALANCES MUST BE PAID BY FRIDAY, JUNE 15.
All
Negative and positive cash balances as well as meal credits will roll over to
the new school year.
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Are
You on Facebook?
Well the SMASH Community is too! To
receive reminders about school-related events and chat with other SMASH parents and Community Members about educational
topics and news, join the "SMASH Family and Friends Facebook Group"
today. The Facebook group is mostly for current
SMASH parents - but any SMASH family members, parent-alumni, SMASH friends and SMASH supporters are
welcome to join as well.
Remaining 2012 SMASH Bashes
There are still a few spots remaining for
the final 4 fun family SMASH Bashes of the 2012 school year. Sign up quickly -
as space is (very limited)!
· SMASH
Music Bash - June 2, 2012
(5-7pm) $50/Family or $20/Person
(Hosted by Hayden, Fresco & Bone
Families)
· Backyard
Movie & S'More Cookout -
June 9 - (6:30pm - ?) $30/Family or $10/Person
(HOSTED BY: Dempsey Family)
· Summer
Volleyball Beach Bash -
June 16 - $30/Family or $10/Person -
(Hosted by the Trevelin, Lovett and Brady
Families)
Further details - and sign-up sheets - are
available in the office. If you cannot make it to the office but wish to
reserve a spot in one of these events, please email Marni
Ayers Brady ASAP for a paypal link. Payment MUST BE RECEIVED TO RESERVE any
SMASH Bash spots. REMINDER: SMASH Bash events are hosted by SMASH families. All
proceeds collected to attend SMASH Bash events go directly to SMASH to pay for
crucial student programs and supplies
Marni
Ayers Brady, SMASH Bash Chair
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WHAT IS
YOUR TEENAGER DOING THIS SUMMER?!?!
The Santa Monica-Malibu Education Foundation
is offering a Ceramics
class through it’s ED AHEAD program. This is a UCOP approved course,
students will receive 10 visual arts college prep credits with a passing grade. Art-making instills in us patience and
creative thinking. Art education, specifically Ceramics, engages students in cognitive learning, psychomotor learning,
and affective learning. Your student will learn and experiment with multiple techniques and concepts while
gaining an understanding of a complicated process. Many students start the course claiming
that they aren’t artistic, however, these same students leave the course with
an interest or even passion for Ceramics and
three-dimensional design. Ceramics is an excellent class for a student who has career interests in architecture,
engineering, design, culinary arts or medicine. A limited number of scholarships are
available for SMMUSD students who qualify for free and reduced lunch. June 25 – July 31, Monday- Friday, 8:00 am
– 12:35 pm– Friday For information go to smmef.org
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BEN & JERRY'S SMASH FUNDRAISER
TUESDAY, MAY 29
AND
O'NEILL'S SANTA MONICA SMASH FUNDRAISER
FRIDAY, JUNE 1 FROM 10AM TO 9PM
FLYERS WERE SENT HOME WITH EACH STUDENT ON FRIDAY, MAY 25. ADDITIONAL FLIERS WILL BE AVAILABLE IN THE SMASH OFFICE
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SMASH & John Muir Elementary
Spring Concert
Thursday,
May 31, 2012
6:00
pm
4th Grade Musicians –
Auditorium
7:00 pm
5th
Grade Musicians – Auditorium
8:00
pm
Smash Middle School Musicians – Auditorium
Mr.
Anderson, Ms. Bersch, Ms. Cruz,
Mr.
McKeown, Ms. Spike-Gravelle, Ms. Swift
ALSO
GRILLED CHEESE NIGHT
Enhance your listening experience
with a fresh grilled cheese sandwich
and a cup of homemade tomato soup
At the SMASH Spring Concert
May 31
5:30 - closing
Funds support the SMASH Middle School Music Program
To volunteer: michelleburke4@gmail.com
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SMASH MUSIC BASH
Saturday, June 2
5pm to . . . . .
730 Kensington Road, SM
$20/person, $50/family
bring an instrument
rsvp: 310-399-5036 or freddycan@freddycan.net
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SuperSMASH
2012
Raffle
Winners!
· Sushi
Making with Tamara, Genie, Malaika, and Carrie
Tuesday, May 22; 3-4:30pm
Winners: Marielle Rose, Violet, Ava
Wasson, Abigail Green, Eleanor , Giulia, Riley, and Mackenzie
· Bowling
with Kurt & Darwin
Thursday, May 24 from 3:00-5:30pm
Winners: Emie, Marielle, Luca Travellin,
Elisa, Katell, Keera Levell-Guerrero, Kai, Lucca Necci, Sarah, Morgan,
Nick Martin-Borne, Nathan Martin-Bourne,
Nola, Dixie, Hannah Burns, Camille, Kate, Riley, Reaph, Alex Masur
· Rockreation
with Jessica, Laura, & Jackie
Tuesday, May 31 from 3:30-5:30pm
Winners: Marielle, Genevive, Alie, Nola,
and Giulia
· Empanada
and Banana Split Making at Genie's House with Genie & Erin
Thursday, May 31 from 3:15-5:00pm
Winners: Marielle, Abigail Green, Zelda,
and Clara
· Principal
for a Day
Friday, June 1 - all day
Winner: Sophia Burns
· Janice
for a Day
Friday, June 1 - all day
Winner: Violet Varner
· Wende
for a Day
Friday, June 1 - all day
Winner: Quillen Dominigue
· Jackie
for a Day
Friday, June 1 - all day
Winner: Ocean Germann
· Coldstone
Creamery and a Movie with Coach Tony
Friday, June 1 from 1:45-6:00pm
Winners: Andrew, Abigail Green, Violet,
and Juliette
· Pizza
Making, a Movie & “Pajama Party” with Tamara, Jayme, and Graciela
Friday, June 1 from 5:00-10:00pm
Winners: Jade, Liliana, Hannah Burns,
RamRattan, Nalani, Nick Martin-Bourne, Eleanor, Giulia, Kaiden, and Willow
· Puppies
& Picnic at Joslyn Park with Candis, Jayme & Graciela
Friday, June 8 from 2:30-4:00pm
Sadie Lovett, Alani, Tia, Kaila, Katell,
Eliana, Keera Levell-Guerrero, Jade, Alie & Sarah Eiges
· Mulligan
Family Fun Center with Coach Tony
Friday, June 8 from 1:45-6:00pm
Winners: Ian, Luca Travellin, Isabel
Flanders
· Disneyland
with Chrysta & Graciela
Date to be announced
Winner: Mariana Fickbolm
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Sustainable Works 1-Week Green Living
Workshop
For the very first time, participants can
complete the entire workshop in one week.
Session 1: Monday, June 18th 6:30-8:30pm
Energy & Transportation
Session 2: Wednesday, June 20th 6:30-8:30pm
Water & Shopping/Food
Session 3: Saturday, June 23rd 2-4pm
Waste & Chemicals
Santa Monica Main Library
601 Santa Monica Blvd.
DELICIOUS FOOD & DRINK WILL BE
PROVIDED FREE AT EACH MEETING!
Learn to:
•Reduce Energy & Water usage
•Save $ on Utilities
•Cut landfill Waste
•Reduce exposure to Toxic Chemical
Participants can now earn a special
Completion Bag filled with eco-goodies if all workshop requirements are met!
The 1 week workshop is FREE.
Check out www.sustainableworks.eventbrite.com to sign up for an upcoming workshop
PLASTIC
BAG BAN
In a landmark 13-1 vote this week, the Los
Angeles City Council became the largest city in the nation to move forward with
phasing out single-use bags at grocery stores, pharmacies, and retailers. The
city will take a phased, three-step approach for to curb single-use bags. After
an environmental review is completed and a final ordinance is adopted, the
policy will take effect following a six-month transition period. After another
six months, a 10-cent charge will then be placed on paper bags, followed by a
report back to Council to evaluate an outright ban on single-use paper bags as
well. With today’s vote, one in four Californians live in a city that has
adopted a single-use bag ban policy.
SMASH
green tip
Less Meat, Greener Planet: Choosing what to eat not only has
nutritional consequences but ecological ones as well. In the US, waste from
cattle, chickens and hogs has polluted 35,000 miles of rivers in 22 states and
contaminated groundwater in 17 states. (Environmental Protection Agency) Also,
compare how much water is required to produce the following kinds of food:
Beef-12,000 gal./pound, Chicken-500 gal./pound,Potatoes-65 gal./pound,
Rice-250-650 gallons/ pound. It might make you think twice the next time you
are deciding between a beef, chicken, or veggie burrito!
Try going veggie one dinner a week.
SUMMER
READING AT SANTA MONICA PUBLIC LIBRARY
Encourage your children to read this
summer. Summer reading lists for grades 1 -12 can be found at http://www.smmusd.org/reading/.
The Santa Monica Public library will have all these books available at their
branches, and will also provide wonderful children's programs for summer
reading with the theme “Dream Big – Read!” The library's theme for summer teen
readers is "Own the Night."
A list of the library's summer programs
for kids can be found here: http://smpl.org/uploadedFiles/Library/Kids_and_Parents/Programs_and_Events/SUMMER_2012%
NOTE
FROM OUR LIBRAIAN, CLAIRE
The last
week for classes to visit the library will be the week of May 28.
All books
must be returned to the library by Friday, June 1.
Lost books
must be paid for or replaced with a similar book.
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ptsa
news
president’s message
Dear
SMASHing Parents,
Congratulations to all for an outstanding
SuperSMASH. We had 28 booths staffed for six long hours. 196 hours in a single
day. And that’s not even counting the hours it took to set up and break down
and tally the money we brought in. SuperSMASH is the smiles on children’s
faces, and the many volunteers it took to put them there. The outstanding
community and volunteer spirit of our SMASH family is once again incredible.
Thanks to all who helped make this year’s SuperSMASH a rousing success.
The Superintendent’s Advisory Committee,
which Jessica and I have served the last few months, is moving towards final
recommendations to Superintendent Sandra Lyon for implementation of the
centralized fundraising plan passed by the Board of Education last November.
Please be aware that many of our future fundraising efforts will be directed by
and conducted in coordination with the Santa Malibu Education Foundation.
Getting involved in the Ed Foundation’s efforts and helping to implement this
plan is very important to SMASH and all the schools in our district. We still
need one or more parents from SMASH to step-up and get involved in the Ed
Foundation and help lead the efforts in this new era. If anyone is interested
in getting involved or wants to learn more about the Ed Foundation, please
contact Jessica or me to discuss your interests and get further information.
Dan McGee
SUMMER ADVENTURE FOR THE MIDDLE SCHOOL
STUDENT Make plans for
middle school summer fun now! The Summer Adventure Middle School Program,
co-sponsored by the SMMPTA Council and the Ed Foundation, is the perfect
solution for middle school summer enrichment and fun. Students entering grades
6-9 will enjoy a wide variety of courses like Rock Climbing, Edible Science,
Documentary Film Making, Public Speaking, and Introduction to Spanish,
Volleyball, Computer Keyboarding, Middle School Masters, Jazz Ensemble, and
more! For a full list of classes and registration material, just visit www.smmpta.org or smmef.org . Classes begin on June 25th
and run through July 20th, from 8:30 A.M. to 12:30 P.M. at Lincoln Middle
School (no classes on July 4th.) For more information,
please email: summeradventure.lynn@gmail.com
EPIC ADVENTURE Explore. Perform. Inspire. Create. The Ed
Foundation is also offering a summer camp-like afternoon program (EPIC Adventure), also
at Lincoln. Information for the afternoon program/registration material is available at www.smmef.org. EPIC Adventure offers a variety of
alternative arts and sports classes, including Screen Printing Outpost, Alternative Games, Mural
Mania, The Art of Improvisation, Track & Field Fitness, College of Collage and Art in Nature. Join us for a new twist
on the summer camp experience! EPIC Adventure immediately follows Summer Adventure at Lincoln Middle School.
URGENT for anyone interested in a fun and unique summer
experience! EPIC Adventure, the middle school afternoon summer program, is experiencing low
enrollment for the upcoming summer. As such, unless a substantial number of
students apply for EPIC Adventure, we will have to cancel the program this
summer.
If
you are interested in your student participating in EPIC Adventure at Lincoln
Middle School from June 25 to July 20 but have not yet applied, you have until
Wednesday, May 30th at 12:00pm to do so. If we do not have a large influx of
student enrollment by Wednesday, we will notify all families currently enrolled
and we will unfortunately have to cancel the program.
If you plan to apply, please go to www.smmef.org for the brochure or call 310-450-8338,
x70396. This is one of the lowest priced programs around for summer
and a great way to keep your middle school student active and engaged. This is not your average summer camp, but
a fun new twist on the experience. It's also run by two of the coolest camp directors on the Westside! Read all about
them in the brochure.
We are very hopeful that this program will
run and hope you will be enrolling your student! Please contact Rachel Faulkner with any questions: rachel.faulkner@smmef.org or 310-450-8338, x70396.
SMASHing meetings
Our next PTSA meeting is scheduled for
Wednesday, May 30, 2012, at 8:30 a.m. If you have never attended a PTSA meeting, please stop by. For those who are
regularly involved, we look forward to seeing you at the meeting.
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CORE
1 NEWS
We
couldn’t have done it without you!
Thank you
to our wonderful volunteers that accompanied us on our field trips this week.
Not only did you help us ensure
safety, but you also made sure that our experiences in the community were fun.
Our final field trip will be Beach Day on the last day of school. Please save the
date and plan to join us.
JUNE AND JULY BIRTHDAY BASH – Friday, June 8th 11:45-12:15
Families are invited to celebrate your
child’s birthday with the entire Core 1 community! Expect an invitation next week, indicating the snack your child would
like to share at the Bash. Please bring the snack on the morning of our celebration, and we will prepare it during
projects. NOTE: August birthdays will be celebrated in September.
PROJECTS NIGHT – Wednesday, May 30th 6:00-7:00
Visit our classrooms in the evening to
interact with materials and to learn more about our year-long project studies. The children will teach you about our
inquiries and share our discoveries.
CORE 1 BBQ –
June 1st 11:00-1:00 –
One of our favorite traditions! Please join us on the Small Yard to celebrate
the end of the year at Core 1’s Pot-Luck Barbeque. The
item we are requesting from your family is written on a half sheet included in this week’s Friday Papers. Thanks for
contributing to the fun!
We will need grills and coolers! If you
can bring your grill or cooler, please let us know. We’re also looking for cooks
and servers!
Please note that in the past, we’ve been
able to accommodate siblings from other cores. Unfortunately, since Core 1 has
expanded, we will not be able to invite
older siblings to join us. They will be participating in other end-of-the year
celebrations with their peers. It will help if you talk about this as a family
ahead of time, so that there isn’t any confusion during our celebrating!!
LIBRARY BOOKS – A message from Clair, our
SMASHing Librarian
The last week for classes to visit the
library will be the week of May 28. All books must be returned to the
library by Friday, June 1. Lost books must be paid for or replaced with a similar book.
Thanks for your help with this!
CORE 1 BOOKS- Please check your shelves at
home and return books you have borrowed from the Core 1 Classroom Libraries. These books are usually not barcoded but
marked with a sticker dot.
Candis,
Chrysta, Graciela, Jackie, and Nadja
Candis: cberens@smmusd.org
Chrysta: cwyse@smmusd.org
Graciela: gbarba-castro@smmusd.org
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CORE
2 NEWS
Core 2 Dates to Remember
Friday, May 25, 2012
Monday, May 28 – Memorial Day. School holiday
Wednesday, May 30 – Student Council meets at lunch
Thursday, May 31 – Last day to visit Media Center
Friday, June 1 – 8:45 Move Up Day #1
3rd grader sharing at
District music, parents invited, 11:00 – 11:45
Friday, June 8 – 9:15 Community Group Morning Meeting
Monday, June 11 – Field Day w/ Community Groups
Wednesday, June 13 – 8:45 Move Up Day #2
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday – June 12, 13, 14,
and 15, 1:30 dismissal
Thursday, June 14 – 8th Grade Graduation, 10:00
Friday, June 15 – Beach Day
Thoughts about Super SMASH:
I thought the Sticky Wall and a Day at the Races were
really fun. (Sadie)
My favorite parts of Super SMASH were the Rock Climbing
Wall and To-Die-For-Tie-Dye.
I made an awesome shirt that I wore on Monday. (Zelda)
I thought Super SMASH was the best ever. I liked the rock
wall and the snow cones! (Ocean)
I liked the popcorn and the snow cones! (Jack L.)
We liked the Wheel of Fortune a lot! It is always good!
(Quinn and Lucca)
We thought the Water Slide was great! We are going bowling
together! (Morgan and Nick)
I thought the Rock Wall was a cool addition. The Sticky
Wall was lots of fun! (Ava)
The Rock Climbing Wall was cool and different. It was
interesting to be able to dunk the teachers. (Alie)
Wish List: tissue, scratch paper!
Tamara, Laura, Jayme, and
Karin
Laura: lsherman@smmusd.org
Jayme: j.wold@smmusd.org
Tamara: tmugalian@smmusd.org
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CORE
3 NEWS
Thanks to all the families who donated
their efforts to SuperSMASH! Many of you spent lots of hours getting booths ready, gathering
silent auction items, and spreading the word so the community could come enjoy
our fantastic event! A special thanks to Erin McIntire for sewing all
night Friday night and Saturday morning to put the finishing touches onto our
amazing quilted teepee and John Varner for sawing and preparing the
bamboo poles! The kids enjoyed sewing and watching the quilt grow! Principal
Jessica was so excited to bid on our teepee and won! Thanks, Jessica! It was
also great to see Core 3 families represented early in the morning at set up,
sitting at booths all day, and staying until the end of a long day to clean up!
SuperSMASH could always use more people to help clean up so please keep that in
mind for next year and volunteer for the end of the day. More hands make a
difference!
Cleopatra and Egyptian IMAX film field
trip Tuesday, June 5th! Slips went out today with the Friday Letter! Please sign and mark
your calendars so your child has a packed snack/lunch/water for the day. We are
asking for a $5/ student donation for the transportation. The special exhibit
entrance fee and movie ticket has been sponsored by a generous gift by the
Doyle Family. Please contact Genie if you are interested in chaperoning. Author
Steve Reifman, a fellow teacher from Roosevelt, will be coming to talk to Core
3 about being a writer and his latest book in his series, Chase Manning
Mystery on Wed, May 30. Please check out his book at stevereifman.com so your
child can be ready with questions during our author talk.
Dear Core 3 Families,
Your
children may have already shared my news but I wanted to write to you myself as
well. This year will be my last at SMASH. For those of you who have been here
for a while, this may feel like déjà vu but this time it’s for real. I have been grappling with
this decision for quite some time as you can imagine. When I decided to move several
years ago it was an incredibly difficult decision but one that I knew would be
a good move for my daughter and me. What I didn’t expect was just how hard it would be to leave
SMASH. Because of you I have extremely high expectations for where I work and
the community I am a part of. I have learned how important it is to absolutely
love what I do and that has kept me driving over an hour each way to come and
be with your children. It is what I love . You have given me four extra years
of SMASHness that I will take with me in my new endeavor.
I have been
hired to be the 8th grade teacher at a small K-8 Waldorf
inspired charter school called Journey. The similarities between SMASH and
Journey are numerous and I feel that I bring with me all that I have learned from
all of you to share with a different community. As I used to tell the SMASH
graduates, “You are always a
part of SMASH and SMASH is always a part of you.” That is true for me as well and I know I
will be visiting frequently. You are welcome to come and visit me as well. Your
children have already talked about setting up pen pals with my students and
possible field trips (a trip to San Juan Mission anyone?). I’m counting on that!
It is truly
a pleasure and an honor to be part of such a wonderfully warm, caring,
inspiring community. I’m
not good at goodbyes so I don’t plan on saying it. I will be saying, “See you soon,” and making plans to get together.
Love,
Carrie
6th gr
Math w/ Carrie: We are
working on long division of decimals. For most children, long division requires
a lot of practice so we've been working hard to
make sure we get all of the steps.
6th gr
Math w/ Erin: The
students took an assessment to demonstrate their knowledge of area and
perimeter.
5th gr
Math w/ Genie: We’re
still working on complex story problems where there is no one right answer. Do
you have math problems in your life where you come up with a few possibilities
to then decide on one? Share one of those situations with your child.
Science w/ Carrie: Our debaters are getting ready for their
big debates next Thursday. The teams have found out whether they are
"pro" or "con" for their energy source and are organizing
their points. Ask your child what side they are on. You could practice the
debates at home - your children are quite good arguers!
SS w/ Erin: Social Studies: The students continue to
work hard on their Ancient Egypt projects. They will be presenting them in two weeks.
Homework:
6G Math: Multiplication of decimals sheet.
5G Math: Packet #32 due Friday, 6/1.
Reading: read every day for 30-40 minutes!
What book is your child reading?
CORE
3 DATES TO REMEMBER:
· Thursday
May 31, 6:00 Music Concert
· No siblings
at the Core 1 BBQ, June 1, to honor Core 1’s request to limit bodies on the
small yard.
· SMASH
Field Day June 11
· Early
1:30 Dismissal 6/12, 6/13, 6/14, 6/15
· Graduation
June 14
· Beach
Day June 15
A parent night 6:30-8:00 on Tuesday, June
12 at the Santa Monica Aquarium!
Kurt will
be sharing with incoming 6th and 7th grade parents
about the Core 4 science curriculum
and the 6th and 7th grades Quick Science Afterschool Program.
Genie: ghwang@smmusd.org
Carrie: cferguson@smmusd.org
Erin: ehaendel@smmusd.org
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CORE
4 NEWS
Upcoming
Events
May 29th - All San Francisco forms are due
and Bag Check
May 30th - Final Day for 8th grade
presentations.
7th grade to
the Aquarium at 12pm Day 1
May 31st - 7th grade to the Aquarium at
12pm Day 2
Instrumental
Music Concert 6pm
June 1st - Team Steelhead QuikScience
Assembly 9:15am
June 4th to 8th - San Francisco Trip for
8th grade students
June 4th to 11th - Catalina Trip for Team
Steelhead
June 11th - Field Day
June 12th - 1:30 Dismissal
Science Night
at the Aquarium for incoming 6th and 7th grade parents 6:30-8:00pm
June 13th - 1:30 Dismissal
June 14th - 8th grade graduation
1:30 Dismissal
June 15th - Beach Day
Kurt: kholland@smmusd.org
Darwin: dmendinueto@smmusd.org
Bailey:baileyfield@mac.com
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