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The RES Report: June 9, 2023

S.E.A.S the Day!

The RES Report:June 9, 2023S.E.A.S the Day!

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Important Links

Rye Schools Homepage

Academic Calendar 2022-2023

Lunch Calendar

2022-2023 Handbook

Curriculum

Rye PTA

COVID PLAN (UPDATED)

Rye 400 Events

DRAFT OF SNOW SCHEDULE

Rye Schools Performing Arts (Life on a Plate)


Links for Social Emotional Support

STAND UP/SPEAK OUT Report Form

Family Referral Form for Counselor

Handle with Care Form

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Important Dates

June 9

Audubon Grade 4 (9:00-1:30)

High School Graduates Clap Out (8:30 AM)

June 12

New Castle Common (K)

Fourth Grade Beach Trip

Third Grade Hike (all day)

June 13

First Grade Publishing Party (9:00-9:45 AM)

June 14

Grade 4 Moving On Ceremony (FAMILIES INVITED, 9:00 AM)

*This is a FULL day of school for grade 4 so they will remain after the assembly:). We want to enjoy them for as long as possible!

Last Day for Kindergarten/Step Up for K (10:00-10:30)

Staff Meeting (Fun and Final One!), for ALL STAFF

June 15

Kindergarten Screening

Grade 2 Celebration of Learning 1:45-2:30 PM (Families invited!)

June 16 EARLY RELEASE DAY (12:30 PM)

LAST DAY FOR STUDENTS (8:30 Assembly, Families Invited!)

*Students in grade 4 will have a final clap out following this assembly and families can choose to sign them out afterwards if they would like. All students in grades 1-3 will "step up" to their next grade after the assembly but not meet their new teacher. Placements will be sent in August.


*=All families at RES or all families in that GRADE can attend. If there is no star, there may still be volunteers or chaperones attending.

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A Note from Mrs. Pitts

Dear RES Families,

This will be the LAST newsletter of the 2022-2023 school year. I want to thank you all for your incredible support and patience as I navigated my first year as the principal of RES but also a principal in NH, which is slightly different than Massachusetts. I have loved my job every day and I owe that all to the students, staff and YOU, the families. There may have been some bumps in the road along my journey but I am looking forward to next year when I know a little more and am learning a little less.


Most importantly, I want to thank you for your children. There are no words to describe the joy they bring me every day. They are an incredible group of humans who are so joyful and full of life and wonder all the time. I am in awe of them. I appreciate your trust in me and in the RES staff to take care of them and guide them each day. I am really looking forward to the next week of celebration and fun as we acknowledge the hard work and the progress they have all made. Specifically, I want to say that we will miss the fourth graders more than you can imagine. This is a group of students who will go so far and are so special to us here at RES. We can't wait to celebrate you next week!


Over the summer, I am working on several projects and one is creating a family friendly calendar of events for the year. This is so you can anticipate those times you may need to attend our RES family friendly presentations, celebrations and other community events. I would really love your feedback when creating this calendar, so please email me your thoughts and ideas. Lastly, please take a moment to email ANY feedback that you may have had this year as I am very open and willing to listen to make adjustments if they help our students, staff and families in making the 2023-2024 school year the best it can be.


THANK YOU for your amazing support!

Sincerely,

Michelle Pitts

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REPEAT IMPORTANT INFORMATIION: DATES!

June 14

Grade 4 Moving On Ceremony (FAMILIES INVITED, 9:00 AM)

*This is a FULL day of school for grade 4 so they will remain after the assembly:). We want to enjoy them for as long as possible!


June 16 EARLY RELEASE DAY (12:30 PM)

LAST DAY FOR STUDENTS (8:30 Assembly, Families Invited!)

*Students in grade 4 will have a final clap out following this assembly and families can choose to sign them out afterwards if they would like. All students in grades 1-3 will "step up" to their next grade after the assembly but not meet their new teacher. Placements will be sent in August.

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Pick a Project

Cultural Assemblies: Based on the teaching in each grade, how can we align engaging and powerful speakers, artists, authors, musicians, presenters, experts (and more) to better support our children in grasping content? Michelle Pitts is looking for someone who can work beside her to help book and coordinate assemblies for our students. This work could be done this summer and would only require a couple of training meetings. Please email mpitts@sau50.org if you are willing to take on this role. It would require collaboration with our office staff and organization (great charts and a love of checklists:)


Build a Platform to overlook the marsh in Riptide Reserve- We are hoping to get two - four parents to join the project to build this platform before the start of school in August. If you are interested, please email Eileen Murphy, Outdoor Education Specialist at emurphy@sau50.org. Thank you!

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Picture Highlights!!! Picture Highlights!!!

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Audubon Field Trip

Thanks to a grant from NHEE (New Hampshire Environmental Educators), we were able to bring a different Audubon experience to each grade level here at RES. Kindergarten and First Grade had programs brought to RES, and grades 2 - 4 had field trips to the Massabesic Center in Auburn. This past Monday, Third Grade classes participated in the Audubon program "Ponding". Students engaged in gathering water samples to determine the health of the pond. Crayfish, water bugs, and even a fish were found. It was an amazing educational experience for all.
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Congratulations Seniors!!!

We did a HUGE clap out for our RES graduating seniors this morning. Students waved ribbons, clapped and used lots of noisemakers so the seniors knew how proud we were of their accomplishments! Teachers were so excited to see these students again so we had to capture the moment.
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Thank You from Mrs. Warden!

I wanted to take a minute to first thank all of the awesome volunteers who every year help to make field day a success. I hope all students enjoyed the day! I also wanted to thank all of you for your help in responding to my medical emergency at the conclusion of field day. It was obviously an unexpected event and I appreciate everyone's help, in particular Dr. Marvin Smith and the Rye EMT's. I am doing well and am glad to be back at RES.

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PTA Corner

Volunteers: We will be holding a Volunteer appreciation night for all you amazing people who have helped this year be so much fun for our students and families! Emails sent out to the volunteers who have helped at events for June 14th at Common Roots.


The staff and students at RES want to THANK our incredible PTA for all they do to support our students!

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Notes


  • All students' lunch accounts must be paid in full. Students cannot carry a negative balance. If children are in the red, they cannot purchase ice cream. We are more than happy to help if you don't know how to access your account or pay online! All positive balances will carry over to the next school year.
  • We strongly encourage non-food items for all events, birthdays, etc. If you are planning on sending food of any kind into school, you must notify Lori Flint (lflint@sau50.org) and the teacher one WEEK prior so we can be vigilant and work with our teachers and families around the food students are being served. if food appears and the nurse has not been notified prior, then we cannot serve the food to our students.

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Community Announcements! Community Announcements!

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Contact Information

Email: resoffice@sau50.org
Website: https://res.sau50.org
Location: 461 Sagamore Road, Rye, NH, USA
Phone: (603) 436-4731

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