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April Newsletter

March 24th, 2026

April Newsletter March 24th, 2026
April NewsletterMarch 24th, 2026

From the Principal From the Principal

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Dear Clinton Families:

Spring has sprung and we know this is a very busy time for our Clinton families with school and home activities. Our third, fourth and fifth grade students are preparing to take the NYS ELA and Math assessments in April. We are committed to doing all we can to provide a successful, well-rounded school experience for every student.

Our students and families are our number one priority. We believe that a home/school partnership is necessary for the achievement of all our students. Learning is not an easy process and it involves hard work by everyone involved: the teacher, the parent, the principal, but most importantly, the student. Please know that we are here to support you and your child!

Mrs. McCartan

Principal

Attendance

Please use our Attendance Line when calling in a student 716-677-3639.

Social Worker Scoop Social Worker Scoop

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Our children face so many challenges each day but let's help them to start each day with the power of positive thinking. We can help our kids to see success by looking at things with an "I can" attitude.

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As parents please think about these factors the next time your child is on a device. We are taking away a child's ability to interact with the world around them. There are so many things that kiddos can learn from being fully present in their day to day lives!

Helpful Home/School Connections Helpful Home/School Connections

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Here are some suggestions to help students do their best.

  1. Help your child get a good night’s sleep.

  2. Encourage your child to eat a healthy breakfast and get to school on time.

  3. Have your child’s Chromebook charged and ready to go.

  4. Read NIghtly

  5. Take turns reading aloud to each other- The grown up can read some and then the child can read some.

  6. Have a designated homework spot and bin with special homework supplies.

  7. Take time to get outside and be active!

  8. Encourage your child to always do his/her best. Show what you know!

Below are some suggestions to help your child do their best during testing.

Test Taking Tips:

  1. Reread the question. Make sure you understand what is being asked.

  2. Come up with an answer to the question before looking at the list of choices.

  3. Read ALL of the answers and cross out the choices that don’t make sense.

  4. Underline the section in the text or question that supports your reasoning.

  5. Look carefully at similar-sounding answers. Find the more precise answer.

  6. Select “All of the above” if two or three answers seem correct

Important Dates Important Dates

April 2 - PTA Meeting

April 3-April 10 - Spring Recess - No School for Students

May 1 - Bites and Baskets Raffle

May 14 - Gr 4 and 5 Choral Concert

May 19 - Book Fair/Art Show

May 20 - Grade 5 Instrumental Concert

May 22 - May 25 - Memorial Day Holiday

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