Carpenter Week In Review
Monday, February 24th- Friday, February 28th
STUDENT VALUE OF MONTH: Fair February
Dates to Know
Monday, February 24th - Spring Conference Sign-up Due Date (Those invited)
Monday, February 24th- Dine to Donate for Band and Orchestra
Thursday, February 27th - SPRING CONFERENCES (BY INVITE ONLY)
Thursday, February 27th - Young Authors Submissions Due
Friday, February 28th - NO SCHOOL - RECORDS DAY
Monday, March 10th - REGISTRATION DUE for early bird discount
Tuesday March 11th - Thursday March 13th - Illinois Science Assessment (5th Grade)
Monday March 24th-Friday March 28th - Spring Break, No School
Saturday, April 5th - Science Olympiad
240 LUNCHES WENT TO UNCLE PETE'S ON THURSDAY!!!!!
Those Who Excel
Congratulations to Mrs. Renee Jurczak for being awarded the Illinois Those Who Excel Award!!!
Carpenter Artwork on Display at Triple Scoop'd
Carpenter Elementary School
Currently on Exhibit through March 18, 2025
Triple Scoop’d Ice Cream
801 Devon Ave., Park Ridge
Our Art Representatives:
Grade 1
Hillevi Dalheim Evan Koh Sylvia MacArthur Connor McDonough Vida Petrovic Lucy Steffen
Grade 2
Brendan Kirkby Tommy McNelis Bella Moore Avery Rath Hana Xu
Grade 3
Dylan Cadiz Ella Huettinger Eliana Page Nicky Truty
Grade 4
Anna Andrusiak Oscar Kazarian Sawyer Lee-Wong Eliana Letizia John McNelis Nina Tebo
Grade 5
Max Biscaglio Bela Coffman Decker Foley Camille Lynch Colin Robert Genevieve Suh Sydney Yah
CHECK OUT THEIR WORK BELOW IN THE VIDEO!
Holidays To Acknowledge - Ramadan
Holidays To Acknowledge
We have an upcoming holiday that we will acknowledge in a few weeks. Below is some information that is meant to help build a better understanding of our community. This is just a snapshot and does not include everything about the holidays:
- Ramadan (Evening of Friday, February 28 through Sunday, March 30)
- Ramadan is a holy month of fasting, introspection, and prayer for Muslims. During Ramadan, Muslims fast from dawn to sunset. They break their fasts by sharing meals with family and friends. Eid-al-Fitr is at the end of Ramadan, also known as the festival of breaking the fast.
- What should you say to those who celebrate? The traditional Arabic greeting is Ramadan Mubarak, which translates to Blessed Ramadan or Happy Ramadan.
- Click here to learn more.
We know Ramadan will be starting soon and are checking if there are any families that need any accommodations during this time around eating, schedules, PE, recess, or anything else.
