Pauline Central Primary School

Jag-Wire Weekly Parent Update, February 7, 2022

Pauline Central is Building a Legacy

Parent Teacher Conference Thank you!

Thank you so much for participating in our Parent Teacher Conferences. We had an excellent turn-out. Our partnership is vital to the success of every one of our students! If you were not able to attend, it is not too late. Please contact your child's teacher this week to schedule a time to meet.

PC Book Fair was a HUGE success!

Congratulations to these staff who were drawn from the teacher drawing to choose a book for their classroom:

Abbey Hefti

Meghan Baranski

Anne Hawkins

Congratulations to these kiddos who were drawn for a prize from the Got Caught Reading tickets:

Berkley-Warner's class

Mercy- Kelly's class

Carter-Baranski's class

Chloe- Hawkin's class

Liam-SMith's class

Alivia-Liby's class

Braxton-Wilk's class

Congratulations to these students who were drawn for our free book baskets:

Isaiah-Devin's class

Blake-Fry's class

Thanks so much for all your support and help promoting the book fair!

Teresa Riner

Kindergarten Round-Up is just around the corner

The Auburn Washburn District is currently seeking information regarding our incoming kindergarten students. If you, or someone you know, has a child who will turn 5 before August 31, 2022, please click on the link and provide us with the information requested.

Auburn Washburn Kindergarten Round-Up Information Form

Does your child need to speak with a member of our School Based Mental Health Team?

FAMILY HAPPENINGS

This form is a request for families who need assistance from our School Based Mental Health Team. Our families have a range of life situations happenings, we would like to assist in anyway possible.

forms.gle

Thank you for helping feed our teachers during Parent Teacher Conferences

Thank you to everyone who provided chips, desserts, fruit, granola bars, and pop, for our staff during Parent Teacher Conferences. We appreciated it so very much!

Kids Heart Challenge continues - it's not too late!

Character Trait for February: Friendliness

COVID update -New information for PC

Moving into next week, the week of February 21, masks will not be required at any school or school-related event. Masks are strongly encouraged at Pauline Central and Wanamaker but not required. Of course, students and staff always have the choice to wear masks in any school at any time.

Mark Your Calendars- Upcoming Important Dates

February 14 - NO SCHOOL

February 23 - EARLY RELEASE; 3:05 p.m. dismissal

February 25 - Yearbook Orders Due!

March 1 - PTO Meeting at PS; 6:00 p.m.

March 14-18 - SPRING BREAK; No school

Second Step Resource

Our staff continue to prioritize the social emotional learning for our students. Second Step programs are research-based, teacher-informed, and classroom-tested to promote the social-emotional development, safety, and well-being of children from Early Learning through Grade 8.

Your child participates in these lessons designed to help students have more positive attitudes toward themselves and others, show more positive social behaviors in school, and have fewer conduct problems. This results in greater school connectedness, which helps keep students safe and out of trouble.

Pauline Schools PTO Needs YOU!

Our PTO meets the first Tuesday of every month at 6:00 p.m. Everyone who is a parent of a student at Pauline South and Pauline Central is a member of PTO. We encourage anyone who would like to attend or participate in any way to contact our PTO president, Bailee Crawford at crawford_bailee@yahoo.com.

Our next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, March 1, at 6:00 p.m. in the Pauline South Library. We will begin planning for our Spring Fundraiser and Spring Carnival!

Lunch Menu for February

SchoolCafé

SchoolCafé gives students and parents a quick and easy way to stay on top of their nutrition. Macros, ingredients, and allergies are displayed for meals and individual items. Submitting eligibility applications has never been easier, SchoolCafé allows parents to quickly submit for Free & Reduced Meal Benefits.

schoolcafe.com

Helpful Resource for families

Please check out this wonderful and sometimes underutilized resource available for all families in Kansas. The resource is the 1-800-CHILDREN helpline. The 1-800-CHILDREN helpline provides 24/7 judgment-free support in English and Spanish as well as 200 additional languages. It’s free, confidential and finds helpful resources for all families.

.

The 1-800-Children has received 331 calls, texts, or emails. 97% of callers report the call line met their needs! FYI, there is also a handy app that can be downloaded to your phone. Kansas Children's Service League (kcsl.org). Raising families can be difficult work and having someone 24/7 available to answer questions and share information about community resources is invaluable.

Title 1

NOTICE TO PARENTS

Parents of students attending a Title 1 school have the right to request information on the professional qualifications of your child’s teacher and any paraprofessional working with your child. The information you may request includes:

If the teacher has met the state qualifications and licensing criteria for the grade levels taught;
Whether the teacher is under an emergency or other provisional license or whether the licensing criteria has been waived;
The teacher’s degree major and any other graduate certification or degree held;
Whether the child is provided services by a paraprofessional and if so, their qualifications.

zoom_out_map