Troy Times

Monday-

Tuesday-

Wednesday-

Thursday-Marco's Pizza Night

Friday- Prayers From Maria Ice Cream Truck

This week we have the Prayers From Maria Ice Cream truck coming to Troy on Friday. All treats are $3.00 ( exact change appreciated unless making an additional donation).

Choices will be:

• Ice cream sandwich, Strawberry Shortcake, Chocolate Eclair, Bomb pop, rainbow push-up, orange push-up, Spongebob, Spiderman, Sonic, Power Puff, Snickers, Twix, King Cone, Chocolate chip cookie sandwich, orange creamsicle

• Bomb pop, Sonic, Spongebob and Power Puff are dairy and gluten free
• Creamsicle and push-ups are gluten free

• All are nut free except Snickers and King Cones

Thank you for your continued support and involvement. If you have any questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to reach out.

Simple steps to participate in Troy's benefit night are as follows:

1. Click - School Challenge Fundraiser
2. Select Troy
3. Select Teacher name
4. Click apply
5. Place order as normal

Important notes: Call in orders, Web orders, and mobile app orders will receive %20 donation back to Troy

• Please communicate to your parents that Troy must be added by clicking "School Challenge Fundraiser" button on online or mobile orders
• A pop-up will then ask for the teacher name
• For call in orders, only orders that we have been told are for Troy will count towards Donation. It is very important to stress that to the parents, so that you get all the donation that is due to you.

As we head into the long weekend, it’s a great time to remind our students about taking care of themselves and helping keep our school community healthy. Thank you for your partnership!

• Practice good handwashing, especially before eating and after playing or participating in activities.
• Encourage good cough and sneeze habits by covering coughs and sneezes with a tissue or your elbow.
• Take a moment to check your child’s hair and scalp.
• Please keep your child home if they are sick, have a fever, or are not feeling well enough to participate in the school day. If your child wakes up feeling unwell, please give them the opportunity to rest and recover at home rather than sending them to school to see how they do. The school clinic is here to support students during the school day, but it should not be used to determine whether a child is well enough to attend school. Keeping children home when they are sick helps them recover and helps protect the health of our school community.

Thank you for helping us keep our students and staff healthy!

Avon Lake City Schools has moved to FinalForms, a new online system that will make completing back‑to‑school forms more efficient in the future. This will take the place of the PowerSchool process used in past years.

Families should have received a confirmation email from FinalForms with a link to create your account. Once you’re set up, you can review our 26–27 Back‑to‑School Forms flyer. Completion of these Forms were due August 3, and completing them ensures we have accurate medical information, updated emergency contacts, and your yearly permissions for district policies. If you have not already done so, please complete at this time.

Any questions can be directed to Theresa Martin, District Registrar, at 440-933-0984. Thank you for your attention to this matter!

In order to help with a positive and safe experience for all, please keep this information in mind:

· Students in grades PreK–6 must sit with their parents in the home stands.

· Students in grades 7 and 8 will remain in the bleachers in the West Endzone.

· Once a student leaves the game area, re-entry will not be permitted.

Thanks to the Avon Lake Athletic Boosters, all Avon Lake students K-12 will be admitted free of charge to all regular season athletic events at Learwood and ALHS again this year. To obtain your free ticket, go to: https://avonlakesports.hometown.com/events/passes

9/25- Speed Pitch Fundraiser

10/1: Fall Conference Day- Evening

10/7: Fall Conference Day- Evening

10/8: Fall Conference Day- Full Day

10/9: No School - NEOEA Day

At Troy, we use a model of Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS) to intentionally teach students expectations for behavior in all areas of the school environment. The Avon Lake City Schools’ core values of Responsibility, Respect and Readiness create a framework that we use to teach, model and reinforce behavior expectations.

We are looking forward to collaborating with families to demonstrate these expectations. Here are some helpful ways for parents and caregivers to be involved:

1. Ask your child what the three R’s stand for

2. Ask your child about his/her school and classroom expectations

3. Encourage your child to practice the three R’s at home, on their teams, with their siblings and in the community

4. Praise your child when he/she makes choices that align with the three R’s

Website: https://www.avonlakecityschools.org/troy
Phone: 440-933-2701