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The RES Report: September 15, 2022

S.E.A.S the Day!

The RES Report:September 15, 2022S.E.A.S the Day!
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Important Dates

September 20:

Gundalow Field Trip (Smaracko, Sabine)

All School Open House (6:00-6:45)

September 21:

Gundalow Field Trip (DeFreze)

October 5:

PICTURE DAY!

*Forms are coming home!

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Important Links

Rye Schools Homepage

Academic Calendar 2022-2023

Lunch Calendar

2022-2023 Handbook

Curriculum

Rye PTA

RYE REC information

Parent Referral Form for Counselor

COVID PLAN


Please note that we will be updating our wesbite in the next couple of weeks. If there is information you need in the meantime, please email Michelle Pitts at mpitts@sau50.org.

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A Note from Ms. Costa

Dear RES Family,

I know this is a vulnerable request but I am very open to feedback and would really love to hear how you believe the opening of school has been thus far. I would encourage you to ask questions and clarify anything you are wondering about because my job is to ensure that communication is helpful and our students are learning and feeling safe at school. PLEASE feel free to email me at mpitts@sau50.org.

Thank you for your support,

Michelle

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Open House: Explore RES

We have exciting news! On September 20, ALL STUDENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES are invited to our RES Open House. This night will be designed as a way for you to see our learning spaces, such as the Outdoor Classroom, garden, STEAM lab, library, gym, music room, art room, world language, classrooms and more.


Kindergarten students had their classroom open house so these classrooms will not be open BUT we invite our Kindergarten students to come so families can learn about all of their other learning spaces as well!


The evening will run from 6:00-6:45 PM.


So...arrive at 6:00 PM and explore RES, a place you may not have seen for some time! Please email any questions to Michelle Pitts at mpitts@sau50.org.

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Rye Students Showcase at an ART GALLERY!!!

The curator at MONA, in Portsmouth, along with our Talents by the Sea publisher were so impressed with our art when they saw this edition of TBS that they chose to showcase it at the art gallery!! Kudos to the art teachers and children. Please consider attending and supporting our students!

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PTA News: PLEASE CLICK FOR THE SILENT AUCTION!

PLEASE scroll the site below and discover MANY amazing auction items that your family will love. You will be supporting RES while also shopping for gifts and experiences your child or your family will never forget!


Here are some examples of the fun you will find:


  • On October 14th, our staff will be hosting "Of the Day Day." Principal of the Day, Art Teacher of the Day, Secretary of the Day, PE Teacher of the Day and MORE!!!!! This group of children will become our UA and office staff for a whole day!!
  • Looking for a parking space? Bid on a month of assigned parking at RES!
  • We also have Park'd gift cards, massages, facials, golfing, Treehouse toys gift card....and more amazing items!



CLICK HERE!!!

Auction to benefit playground

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World Language Update

Dear Parents and Guardians,

Hola from the World Language classroom. My name is Señora Piper and I am your student’s World Language teacher. I began my teaching career in 2010 and have been teaching in Rye since 2017. This year is an extra exciting one for me as I have my own kindergartener here at RES and I am expecting my third child.


Typically, RES students have a half year of Spanish and a half year of French. This year will be a bit different, but nevertheless enriching and wonderful! This year students will have a 15 day session of Spanish and two 15 day sessions of Italian! I will be leaving on maternity leave for the school year starting in early November. I look forward to all that we will accomplish together in Spanish prior to my leave and I am thrilled the students will have the opportunity to learn Italian with the kind and talented Ms. D'Appolonia. I will be back full time to teach the students Spanish and French for the 2023-2034 school year.


If you would like more information about our World Language program here at RES, please feel free to visit the World Language website: https://sites.google.com/sau50.org/world-language/home or contact me by email at cpiper@sau50.org. Thank you for your support at home.

Sincerely,

Señora Piper


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Handbook Highlight: ATTENDANCE

ATTENDANCE (school board policy JH*)

Regular school attendance is important and required by law. Consequently, we strongly discourage parent(s)/guardian(s) from extending vacations or making appointments during the school day, as these absences and appointments interrupt a student’s education.


Parents/guardians are asked to make certain children are fully rested and well before rejoining classes following an illness. It is our hope that students understand the importance of regular attendance and punctuality.


We realize that a student may be absent occasionally during the school year for personal illness, death in the family, family emergencies or religious holidays. Teachers will provide opportunities for students to make up for the work they missed. For a prolonged absence, arrangements will be made for schoolwork to be done off site.


If a student is absent because of illness or disciplinary reasons, it is our policy that he/she may not attend school-sponsored activities for the remainder of that day or evening.

The Rye School District is concerned for the safety of students. The following procedure is used to assure that all students arrive at school safely. Please be sure to read this procedure carefully.


The safety of the children is our main priority.

PARENTS/GUARDIANS ARE ASKED TO CALL SCHOOL BEFORE 8:30 A.M. IF A CHILD WILL BE ABSENT OR LATE THAT DAY. THE TELEPHONE NUMBER IS 436-4731.

Although emails are convenient, it is not the most reliable form of communication. For example: the email system could be down or a staff member might be out of the building If you choose to use the email system and you DO NOT receive a reply, please call the school.

1. After morning attendance has been taken in the classrooms, the office will verify that all students who are absent have been reported absent by a parent or guardian.

2. For any child absent but unreported by parent or guardian, a call will be made first to home, then to the parent or guardian’s workplace(s) or to the emergency contact’s number if needed.

3. If a student is absent and we are unable to account for their whereabouts - We will call the Rye Police Department for assistance.

4.Students absent for sickness three or more consecutive days may be asked to supply a doctor note.


Long-term absences –
Homework and classroom work missed during a non-school calendar vacation will be compiled and given to the child upon their return to school. The student will have one week to complete the work or incomplete grades will be given.
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Picture Highlights Picture Highlights

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Lichtenstein's Pop Art Portraits

Our students created these self-portraits in art using the style of American pop artist, Roy Lichtenstein.
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Earning the Blue Wave

This week was our first week of earning the Blue Wave, stickers that represent an act of kindness or respect, among many other RES citizenship traits. Tomorrow is our first drawing for each grade level. We will see who wins a rubber bracelet with a saying that is inspiring to them!
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The Best Part of...Our Third Grade Team

Our third graders wrote about the best part of themselves. Even the teachers participated! We do our best to build confidence in our students and this project was one example of how we embed social emotional learning within our content areas here at RES!
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Notes

  • At drop off, please stay within the white lines. You can not pass a car in the lines as we have students leaving cars. Thank you!
  • If your child does not have money in their RES account, they will be unable to buy ice cream or seltzer waters. Thank you for your understanding!
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Contact Information

Email: mcosta@sau50.org
Website: https://res.sau50.org
Location: 461 Sagamore Road, Rye, NH, USA
Phone: (603) 436-4731

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