The Weekly Update #13

Dear Parents and Guardians,

Thank you to everyone who took the time to complete the recent survey regarding our school website. We truly appreciate your feedback and your partnership in helping us improve communication and access to information for our school community.

Based on the survey results, your input will directly inform future improvements to the website. In particular, we will be focusing on enhancing the following areas:

• Sports Information: To make schedules, updates, and important announcements easier to find and more consistently updated.

• Open Doors After-School Programming: Providing clearer, more detailed information about the programs and schedule.

• Teacher-to-Family Connection: Strengthening communication tools and resources to support ongoing collaboration between teachers and families, such as making daily schedules available.

These updates are intended to make the website a more user-friendly, informative, and effective resource for all families. We value your feedback and will continue to use it as we work to enhance our communication and connection with our community.

Thank you again for your time, support, and commitment to our school.

Friends for A_Dog are thrilled to share that the PHASE 1 Application process for the 2026 “LEARNING TO FLY” Music Program is NOW LIVE!!

Vermont students with an interest in learning a new instrument or furthering their music education (Grades 6 –12), are invited to apply!!

Offering Lessons in:

VOICE // GUITAR // BASS // DRUMS // PIANO // TRUMPET // SAXOPHONE // DIGITAL PRODUCTION + MORE!!

Apply Now by clicking HERE!

The trout eggs arrived last Wednesday and are sitting comfortably in the net inside the tank. They will start to hatch in a few days. If you look closely at each egg you can see a black dot or two. Those are the eyes of the fish. The darker brown color is the body of the fish. More pics to come as they begin to hatch.

The trout starting hatching overnight. If you look closely you can see about 3-4 of them are out of the egg. One is fully straight at the bottom of the page and you can see the yolk sac it will live off of for the next 3-4 weeks as it develops.

Good morning all,

Thank you for your patience while the 7th graders gathered all of the robot entries from our Operation Happiness robot building competition. We appreciate all of the hard work that homerooms put in to help us make our food drive successful this year!

With all of that being said, we would like to congratulate Miss Allison’s (Nelson) kindergarten class! Their robot design was the overwhelming favorite amongst the 7th graders!

We look forward to continuing this tradition next year!

On January sixth, there were four basketball games, and they were the first games of the season. The 5/6 girls played against Grand Isle, and they lost 18-8. The 5/6 boys also played Grand Isle and lost 36-32. The 7/8 girls played MVU and lost 36-9. The 7/8 boys also played MVU and won 45-37.

Great season kickoff for all, and we can’t wait to write your future games!

Why was the traffic light late for his date?

A: It took him too long to change.

Why couldn’t the NASA scientist get a room reservation on the moon?

A: It was full.

How much does it cost for a pirate to get his ears pierced?

A: A buck-an-ear

Why is everyone so tired on April 1st?

A: They just finished a 31 day march.

Here are some important emails to have:

To report a students attendance: sacsattendance@maplerun.org

For bus changes/questions: sacsbus@maplerun.org

To update address, email or phone number: sacsregistrar@maplerun.org

Visit our website: https://www.maplerun.org/o/sacs

Please note that for safety reasons, all dismissal changes must be made by 11:00am.