Davenport's Weekly Update

Week of April 16, 2023

MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL

Aloha Ohana,

“And now the end is near, and so I face the final curtain.” Frank Sinatra

Our first week back following Spring Break was a good one! We are near the end of the year, with a total of eight FriYAY’s remaining before the school year concludes. We encourage our staff and students to Continue to Finish Strong as we Embrace, Engage, and Educate the students of Davenport!

Have a great weekend!

Mrs. White

Principal

Please be advised of the following:

April 26th is a half day for students. Student dismissal begins at 1:45. Parent pick up begins at 1:30pm.
May 1st-12st-- NJSLA Testing will begin for 3rd grade students only. Please refer to the letter sent home with your child for additional information.
May 4th-- Spring Picture Day! Remember to come to school, dressed to impress!
Check your emails for information for upcoming events hosted by the Parents' Club.

STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT

Who's Got The Beat?

Mrs. Collado's 2nd grade students have the beat, that's who! Actually, Mrs. Schenck has all of her Elementary music classes "rocking out" as they practice for their upcoming Ensemble Performance.

AtlantiCare's Green Mustache Contest

Some of our students participated in the AtlantiCare sponsored Green Mustache Contest. They created a healthy smoothie with green vegetables and fruit. After drinking the smoothie, they had their picture taken with a green mustache. Third grader Emma Dunson was one of the winners selected by AtlantiCare. A big congratulations goes to Emma! All of our participants did an awesome job!

Kathryn Ribarchak

Siblings, Maverick and Cruise Ryan

Cora Brenner

Siblings, Amir and Meryam Dahbi

Donell Williams

Sadie Snowden

Zildjian Solomon

Summer Smith

CLIMATE & CULTURE

NURSES' CORNER

Click Below For Nurse Randi's Website at Davenport Primary

https://app.oncoursesystems.com/school/webpage/15520605

National Minority Health Month

Did You Know? This year’s National Minority Health Month theme, Better Health Through Better Understanding, addresses how we can improve health literacy and support the cultural and linguistic needs of our communities. Visit U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) for more information: https://minorityhealth.hhs.gov/nmhm/ #MinorityHealth #HealthLiteracy #CLAS #NMHM2023 #NMHM23 #DYK?

Public Health Information

Updates have been made to the NJ Parent Link website to highlight & prioritize content & hyperlinks to youth suicide, crisis & mental health lifelines, helplines, services and resources:

Youth Mental Health & School/Home Partnership Resources