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The RES Report: April 20, 2023

S.E.A.S the Day!

The RES Report:April 20, 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

April 21

Earth Day Assembly 8:30 AM (Families invited)

*BOOK FAIR AND STUDENT MADE EARTH DAY PRODUCTS AVAILABLE FOR SALE!

Bus Driver Appreciation Day (recognized)

Administrative Assistant Day (recognized)

April 17-21

Book Fair!

April 24-28

Spring Break

May 2

PTA Meeting (6:30 PM)

May 3

Mrs. Pitts Hosts "RES 101" at 6:00 PM

Would you like to know what we have been up to this year? What has changed? What goals do we have as a staff? What might look different for next year?

We will offer this in person at RES and remotely.

May 4

Testing Simulation (Grades 3 and 4)

May 5

School Lunch Hero Day! (we love our caf staff!)

May 9-11

ELA State Testing Grades 3 and 4

May 8-12

Teacher Appreciation Week

May 11

Kindergarten NHSPCA Bake Sale during lunch (K-4), SEND IN A DONATION!

May 12

Passion Project Presentations (Grade 4) 8:45 AM

Mrs. Pitts out for a Professional Day (sorry to miss the Passion Projects!!!)

May 16-18

Math State Testing Grades 3 and 4

May 17

School Board Meeting (5:30 PM)

May 18

Great Bay (Grade 1) 9-12 PM

Kindergarten Orientation for Family Members (no students) 6:00 PM

May 26

Early Release (12:30)

Field Day!! (Families invited for kick off, 8:30-9:00, volunteers for games stay all morning!)

May 29

No School

May 31

4th Graders to RJH (1:00-2:30)

June 5

Audubon Grade 3 from 8:30-1:30

June 6

Grade 4 at RJH-Wax Museum (1:45-2:30)

June 7

Jenness Beach (tentative) Grade 2

June 8

Star Island Grade 4 (8:30-2:00)

June 9

New Castle Common Kindergarten (10:30-1:30)

Audubon Grade 4 (8:30-1:30)

June 12

New Castle Common Rain Date (K)

June 14

Grade 4 Moving On Ceremony (9:00)

Last Day for K

June 15

Kindergarten Screening

June 16

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

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A Note from Mrs. Pitts

Dear RES Families and Supporters,


We have some amazing recognitions coming up!

TOMORROW, send a note to your child's bus driver or Ms. Staci/Mrs. Shari to recognize Bus Driver and Administrative Assistant Day!


We are seeking your help to ensure that the RES staff realizes how valued they are during Teacher Appreciation Week! A simple project went home in folders on Thursday 4/13 and are to be returned TOMORROW!!!

Please encourage your student to write a thank you note to (4) different staff members at RES. Please use the person’s title, explain why they are special and close out with the student’s name and grade. By completing 4 notes, this increases the odds of recognition for EVERY staff member (teachers, unified arts, academic support, paraprofessionals, building staff, etc.). These notes will be displayed in the lobby during appreciation week (5/8-5/12)!


These are the last big homework assignments before the beautiful spring break!


On May 8, students will wear their classroom teacher's favorite color, which will make for a pretty amazing class photo they will never forget. Over break, try to find clothes in the following color...you have two weeks to prepare!

Caswell (Teal)

Scally (PINK-COLOR CHANGE!)

Jackson (Blue)

Woodhouse (Green)

Caruso (Blue)

Hanna (Blue)

Gwinn (Pink/Coral)

Bischoff (Green)

Ross (Blue)

Goss (Green)

DeFreze (Yankee Blue)

Sabine (Teal)

Smaracko (Blue)


Sincerely,

Michelle Pitts

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Yearbook Information!!!

Please use the link below to order your 2022-2023 Rye Elementary

School yearbooks. They are $22.00 each. You will need to "click

on Register" after opening the link and follow the easy directions.

https://www.shop.memorybook.com/school/960830ryeelementary

If you have any questions, please email or call Miss Shari in the office.


AND


We are so excited to let you know that the Yearbooks are in the process of being created for the 2022-2023 school year. Parents and or guardians, aunts, uncles and grandparents, if you would like to write a note about your amazing student, you can do so on a piece of paper measuring 1 ½” x 2 ½” ($2 each) and then hand them to Miss Shari in the office. Please only one response per family as we need to be sure everyone interested gets a space in the yearbook.


A few examples from previous years include:

1. “We cannot believe you are growing up so fast, (name of student), and we are so

proud of all your accomplishments at RES! We love you, Mom and Dad.”

2. (Name of student), you are growing into such a strong and confident young lady.

Share your sparkle with everyone you meet!”, Love Mom, Dad, brother, sister.


Deadline is April 14, 2023

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Kindergarten

IMPORTANT: CURRENT KINDERGARTEN FAMILIES AND INCOMING KINDERGARTEN FAMILIES!


Incoming K Families

Please click here if you need to sign up for screening or need to fill out the Kindergarten student survey!

https://www.smore.com/2q9ae


Current K Families

We have arranged spaces and staff for our Kindergarten students on June 15 (full day) and 16 (half day). This will be run similarly to the Rye Rec program and we would like to thank them for their incredible flexibility and teamwork! Students will spend this time in the Rye Rec rooms at RES and the staff will be from Rye Rec as well.

We would NEED to know if families want to utilize this Rye Rec option so PLEASE email Staci Ryan at sryan@sau50.org.

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Placement for 2023-2024

Based on the small community that we have at RES, sometimes with only two options for class placements, we cannot honor any requests. HOWEVER, if you have an extenuating circumstance that is truly unique and should be considered, please email Michelle Pitts. This information will be considered, but due to many factors, may not be possible. After class placement for 2023-2024 is sent to students, we know that we can work through any potential challenges that were not originally anticipated because we value teamwork, especially between home and school.


Below are some factors to consider:

-We only consider information from this current year as we may not be privy or have information about particular relationships between students, etc. from previous years.

-Please do not assume that incidents between certain children will be recalled during the placement process as this is a challenge when so many factors are being considered.

-It is important to understand that anything written will be shared with teachers after the Principal has read them.

-Requests for specific teachers cannot be honored. The process of placing students is multifaceted, rendering it impossible to honor these requests.

-Please understand that the Rye Elementary staff cannot take calls or discuss placement regarding specific placement requests. To do so would compromise the hard work of all involved.

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Assembly About 9-1-1

This week we had an assembly regarding the 911 emergency system. It was extremely helpful to attend this assembly, as a whole school. It ensures that we are all using the same language and have the same understanding of when to, when not to, and how to use the 911 emergency system.


The presenters left us with some “homework” to help keep your family safe, when not in school. Each child should:

  1. Talk with their family about how they can call 911 at your home - options being landlines and/or cell phones. Also, there were a lot of questions about whether or not they could use their smart watch. Therefore, please specifically talk about that as well.

  2. Tell 2 adults that 911 can be TEXTED. Although phone calls are preferred, texting is an option when it is not possible or safe to make a phone call.

  3. Discuss that 911 is for medical, fire, and/or police emergencies.

  4. KNOW THEIR HOME ADDRESS. Even as a kindergartener, it is possible and crucial for them to know their address.


We want to thank the NH Department of Safety for this informative program and also thank them for answering one of our student's questions.

Can you call 911 on an Alexa?

Federal regulations require a device calling 911 to give a call back number and a location. The Alexa is not designed to transmit this information to 911 and therefore is unable to call it.

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Play Memories! Play Memories!

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Building Confidence

At rehearsals for Life on a Plate, the cast bonded through games, activities and exercises. To build their stage confidence, the staff often prompted with the word "amazing," followed by the children screaming proudly, "I AM AMAZING!"
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A Family Affair

We are so thankful to our parent volunteers who helped with concessions, ticket sales, green room support, the cast party and more. We could not have done it without you! We are very thankful to Robin Wehbe (the father of Cupcake and Broccoli) for donating time to run lights and sound!
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The Final Product

THANK YOU to Jeffrey, Joan, Miles, Josh and all the staff who helped build such a beautiful and magical production. These students grew so much during this show and we could not be more proud and in awe of their talents! We hope they will be part of our RES or the RJH performance next year!!!
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PTA Corner

-ASE next session sign ups are live ! ASE Session 5


-ASE CAMP ASE Camp sign up


-Save the date for a Dough fundraiser on May 2nd!

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Notes


  • Email resoffice@sau50.org if you would like to attend lunch with your child (Tuesday-Thursday). Please email your lunch choice for that day of you are ordering!
  • Kindergarten-12:00-12:25

    First Grade-12:30-12:55

    Second Grade-11:25-11:50

    Third Grade- 12:00-12:25

    Fourth Grade-12:25-12:50

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Community Announcements! Community Announcements!

Event Sponsored by Rye400! Event Sponsored by Rye400!

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Email Jennifergraypsyd@gmail.com for a bracelet!

Use the link https://team-todd.cheddarup.com to make a donation.

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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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