PA Family Communication

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June 11 - Final Community Meeting

June 12 - Senior Class Trip, Elmore State Park

June 16-20 - Assessment Schedule

June 17 - AP Environmental Symposium, 12:00 Library

June 19 - Last Chapel, 8:15

June 19 - Class of 2025 Commencement 6:30pm

June 19 - Project Graduation, after ceremony

June 21 - P.A.S.C. Spring Performance, 7:00pm

We had a great community service and spring fling day last Friday. Senior & Junior student leaders stepped up and led us through a schedule that reached many community members and an afternoon of well coordinated and deliberate fun that brought the community back together.

We also carved watermelons!

Students working on stained glass projects in AP Chemistry.

Great news, if you didn't get to order a yearbook before we sold out don't worry. The company sent us a few extras! They are moving fast and there are only a few left! If you would like one please connect with Michele, michele.walker@lamoillesouth.org, and send in payment, $62.

Click the link below for the guidance department resource page. Inside you will find easy links to information about current courses, student opportunities, and preparing for college.

Let us know what you think and if there are other resources we can provide for you!

More information about each program and registration links can be found at: https://www.uvm.edu/extension/youth/announcements

Students act out a Greek Forum in 9th grade World History.

Congratulations once again to the Division III State Champions!

• Sadie Baranyay - Long Jump

• Sage Norsworthy - Triple Jump

• Sophie Beck - 300 Hurdles

• Girls 4 x 100m Relay - Sadie Baranyay, Ellia Speers, Gianna Mickels, Karra Pike

• Girls 4 x 400m Relay - Anabelle McClain, Peyton Bliss, Adele Marcoux, Sophie Beck

Several members of the boys team also made it to the podium last Thursday.

Rupeni Mara- 4th 100m, 2nd 4 x 1

Myles Marcoux- 2nd 4x1, 3rd High jump

Liam Nichols - 2nd 300 hurdles

Declan Gaudreau - 2nd 4 x 1

Dominic Elliott - 2nd 4x1, 2nd 4x4

Danny Palmer- 4th shot put

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If you haven't already, check out the options on gear. Something for the entire family.

The VINS nature center made a special visit to PA last week to show and tell with 9th grade science students.

Vermont is issuing Summer EBT benefits starting on June 2nd. Most children who are eligible will receive the $120 benefit automatically. Benefits can be used to buy food at grocery stores, farmer’s markets, and online where EBT cards are accepted.

The Vermont Department for Children and Families will send you a letter if your family will get the benefit automatically. If you already have an EBT card, the benefits will be added to that card. If you need a replacement card, you can call 1-888-354-0012 (Option 7). If you think you qualify, but you do not receive a letter by July 7th, please visit https://summerebt.vermont.gov/ to submit a short application. Summer EBT benefits do not affect your immigration status.

[Optional] In addition to Summer EBT, children 18 and under can receive free meals at any open summer meal site. All children are invited to get summer meals, even if you do not qualify for Summer EBT. Call 2-1-1 or visit https://www.fns.usda.gov/summer/sitefinder starting on June 20th to find sites near you. [Optional: If your school district is operating summer meals sites, add specific details here]

[Optional] New this summer, families with EBT cards can visit Vermont State Parks for free! Just show your EBT card at the park entrance and you and your household can enter for free. Visit https://www.vermontparksforever.org/paf-pilot to learn more.

Something for the entire family. Don't forget to check out their website for adult opportunities.

It's an original resource and REFERRAL tool for basic needs like housing, food, utilities, and transportation. The emphasize is on referrals, because not only can you find information about hundreds of organizations on the side, you can also refer yourself or others and make a direct connection with those organizations.

The site is free t0 use and has information about local (e.g. neighborhood food shelf), state (e.g. Department of Health), and ational (e.g. Veterans Affairs) resources. It can also be translated into over 100 different languages.