Weekly R.O.A.R.

• 10/21-10/28: Halloween Attendance Challenge
• 10/28: PAT Ordered Pizza Required to be Picked Up by 3:45
• 10/28: End of 1st Quarter
• 10/29-10/30: No school - Parent/Teacher Conferences

MCS LIONS can earn shout outs by demonstrating core values of Loyalty, Integrity, Optimism, Nobility, and Success throughout the school day. Shout outs are announced during morning announcements, and are also entered into a drawing for a chance to win a prize at the end of each week. Recent shout outs include:

• To Addy from Ms. Mae - For re-organizing messy classroom Shelves
• To Gabe O. from Ms. Mae - For helping the substitute understand classroom procedures
• To Aeshling from Ms. Pyle - For showing integrity by being honest about already getting part of her reward, when she could have Ms. Pyle forget and get extra rewards.

Film vs. Fact is learning around the movie, The Greatest Showman. Students learned about the basic history of the circus and some of the facts of P.T. Barnum's life. They popped balloons that held events on a timeline and then raced to get them in the correct order first.

We had our very own, Mrs. Carlson, come teach first grade about the French horn and perform a couple of songs for them.

Freddie spent the day with Ms. Pyle in her baby carrier as he went around and visited with the elementary students!

As of today, 6th grade is in the lead with 7th grade following close behind. Tomorrow, the winning class will be announced and given a special treat!

Some students may choose to wear a costume to school on Wednesday, October 28th.

All school rules still apply to spirit wear. To clarify, the following are not acceptable during spirit days:

• no toys, no props, no masks, no blood/gore.

Thank you for participating in spirit days in a safe, school appropriate way!

Our middle school geography classes are hoping to collect postcards from around the world! Our goal is to receive at least one postcard from each of the seven continents, including Antarctica.

If you have friends, family members, or coworkers who live in or are traveling to other countries, please help us spread the word! We would love for them to send a postcard from their part of the world, sharing a little about where they live or are visiting.

Postcards featuring local scenery, landmarks, or interesting places are perfect. If you know someone working or conducting research in Antarctica, that would be especially exciting!

Our goal is to give students a tangible connection to the places they are studying in geography and to show them just how big and diverse our world really is. Thank you for helping us bring a little bit of the world into our classroom!

Moscow Charter School

Attn: Laura Miller

1723 E. F St.

Moscow, ID 83843

Parent-Teacher Conferences are scheduled for Thursday, October 28th and Friday, October 30th. Teachers are communicating schedule availability. Please don't hesitate to reach out to your student's teacher if you may have missed the sign up information!

Moscow Charter School is a provider for the Free and Reduced Lunch Program. Families are required to apply each year, even if they qualified last year, unless the family is notified that they are directly certified. Applications are accepted year round and can be submitted for evaluation at any time through out the year. If you have any questions regarding this program, please contact Elizabeth Guerrero at eguerrero@moscowcharterschool.org

If your child is arriving late and needs to order a lunch, please contact the office at 208-883-3195 or office@moscowcharterschool.org. Lunch orders need to be placed by 8:30.

Email: office@moscowcharterschool.org
Website: moscowcharterschool.org
Location: 1723 East F Street, Moscow, ID, USA
Phone: 208-883-3195
Facebook: facebook.com/moscowcharterschool