CES November Newsletter

November 7th: Go Home Early Drill - UPK 1:45pm Dismissal & KG-4th 2:05pm Dismissal

November 10th: Professional Learning Conference Day - NO SCHOOL

November 10th: PTSA Meeting 5pm

November 10th: Board of Education Meeting 6pm

November 11th Veteran's Day - NO SCHOOL

November 18th: Picture Make-Up Day

November 24th: Parent Teacher Conferences - HALF DAYS - UPK 10:45 Dismissal & KG-4th 11:00am Dismissal

November 25th: Parent Teacher Conferences - HALF DAYS - UPK-10:45 Dismissal & KG-4th11:00am Dismissal

November 26th-28th: Thanksgiving Recess - NO SCHOOL

If you pre-registered for winter clothing gear from the C.A.R.E. Committee, you may pick up the items from your child's classroom teacher at your scheduled parent-teacher conference.

Anyone that missed the registration deadline is welcome to select items from the surplus in room 201 on parent-teacher conference days.

Be An Attendance Hero

Hero

Every Day

Ready to Learn

On Time

Be safe!

Be respectful!

Be responsible!

And always choose kindness!

Where did you go to college?

Adirondack Community College/SUNY Plattsburgh

Why did you come back to teach at Corinth?

Corinth was my home and I feel that way when I am here working in and for this community.

Fun facts about yourself?

I love camping, skiing, disc golf, golf cooking, and anything outdoors.

Did you have other jobs along the way?

I have worked at McDonalds, Burger King, Pizza Hut, West Mountain Ski Center, Camp Wilton, and Saratoga ARC Day Treatment.

What do you love about our school/community?

I love that Corinthians rise to the occasion whenever there is a need.

What is your favorite place to eat in Corinth?

My favorite restaurant is probably Gold Dragon. My favorite place to eat it in Corinth would be sitting on the school hill. It has one of the best views in town.

What is your favorite book?

Unbroken

Have you lived anywhere other than Corinth?

Wilton

You can support your (UPK-2nd) child by playing games that help them with adding and subtracting facts within 20.

• Adding 0, 1, and 2

• Bonds to 10 (aka Partners of 10)

• Doubles

• Adding 10

• Near Doubles

• Bridging/Compensating (How can we use a double to help? Example: 6 + 7 Think 6 + 6 and add one more is 13 or 7 + 7 and subtract one is 13! How can we make 10 to help? Example: 6 + 7 Think 6 + 4 = 10 and 3 more makes 13)

You can support your (2nd-4th) student by playing games that help them with single-digit multiplication and division facts.

Order for Teaching Multiplication Facts

Math Games with Playing Cards

Math Games with Dice

Monthly menus will be posted on the district website and also available through MySchoolMenus.

Visit: myschoolmenus.com