Powers Elementary-Weekly Newsletter

We are proud of our 3rd grade students for their efforts on the 3rd grade state assessments and for the rest of the students that made sure they were quiet and provided a great environment for students to do their best on their testing.

... from the library... Over spring break the Avon Lake eagle cam went down with the storms. In the library, students are now watching explore.org. The eagles in Wisconsin, Mr.T and Mrs. T, currently have 2 eaglets and another egg hatching. We wanted you to have the link in case you wanted to take a look at home.

The Powers Admin Team

We noticed a jump in students owing for their lunch accounts this past week and worked with Pay School to find out that their system stopped generating notifications to families about their accounts. We believe they have reset the system so notifications and reminders will be sent out. If you are unsure, please check your child's account balance so that we can get them taken care of before the end of the year. Thanks.

April 30 -

Comet Pride Story Book Trail Ribbon Cutting

Summer Activity Fair (5-7pm @ Powers)

Check out the new tab on our district website for information regarding Youth Sports Teams and Clubs.

It's the moment you've all been waiting for ... FIELD DAY VOLUNTEERING!

Please check out the link & fill out the Google Form if you are interested in volunteering to run a station at Field Day. There are NO spectators for Field Day, other than during the Kindergarten session.

Please be advised that you CAN NOT bring other children with you during your volunteer slot.

Also, filling out the form does NOT guarantee that you are workinging Field Day. THIS IS A VOLUNTEER LOTTERY! Fill out the form by May 2nd if you are interested and the PTO Board will reach out to you the following week to let you know if you WON!

We can't wait to spend Field Day with you!

- The Powers PTO Board

In honor of May being Mental Health Month, we are holding a mental health panel discussion on anxiety on 5/14 from 6-7pm at MLS (flyer attached). Parents can come to ask questions, hear from our key mental health partners, get local resources, and learn what supports are available for youth mental health!