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SRS Newsletter

10/13/2023

SRSNewsletter10/13/2023
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South River Elementary

Website: https://www.mpsd.org/o/srs
Location: 59 Hatch Street, Marshfield, MA 02050, USA
Phone: 781-834-5030
Twitter: @srsppal

Happy National School Lunch Week! Happy National School Lunch Week!

Thank you SRS Lunch Heroes! Your dedication to making sure our students have healthy and delicious meals each and every day is appreciated!

Our First Graders In Miss Pollard's Class Celebrated National Bring Your Teddy Bear To School Day This Week! Our First Graders In Miss Pollard's Class Celebrated National Bring Your Teddy Bear To School Day This Week!

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Recess Fun with Friends Recess Fun with Friends

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Mini Rams learning all about firefighters this week! Mini Rams learning all about firefighters this week!

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Vision and Hearing Screening

Vision and hearing screening has been completed on almost everyone at South River School. If your child had trouble with any part of the screening, you have already been notified. If it was suggested you follow up with your doctor, please email me (jstiles@mpsd.org) with any findings, or have the doctor fill out the paper you received and return it to school. Thank you!


Grade 4 Physical Exams

Thank you to those parents of fourth graders who have submitted an updated physical exam. If you have not already done so, please send in your fourth grade child’s most recent physical in an envelope labeled “for the Nurse.” You may also scan and email it to me at: jstiles@mpsd.org. An updated copy of your child’s most recent physical exam is required to be submitted to the school nurse per DPH in Grades K, 4, 7, and 10.


Thank you! If you have any questions or concerns, please contact me below.


Julie Stiles

SRS Nurse

Email: jstiles@mpsd.org

Phone: 781-319-3959

Fax: 339-244-2197

DId you know that background knowledge and vocabulary are highly correlated with reading comprehension? What this means is that the more knowledge a child has about a topic, the easier it is to assimilate new information on that topic as the child encounters it in text. Also, the less children have to problem solve as they encounter unfamiliar words, the more brain power they can devote to understanding text.


Luckily, even our youngest readers are exposed to sophisticated content and vocabulary through the use of our Geodes decodable texts in grades K-2. At home, you can help your child build knowledge and vocabulary by reading books to/with him on a variety of topics. Remember, just because your child can't decode the words, doesn't mean you can't read to her and have meaningful conversations about the content. You can also use sophisticated language in conversation with your children, and read materials to them/ encourage them to read materials with sophisticated language (books, newspapers, magazines, comic books, etc).


October Breakfast Menu October Breakfast Menu

October Lunch Menu October Lunch Menu

PTO News PTO News

Funds raised from our BOOST drive helps provide enrichment, unique experiences and support for our SRS teachers and staff. If you are interested in lending your support to our BOOST drive you can donate here:


https://givebutter.com/SRSBoost23


Have you registered for our online PTO community at PT Board yet? This is where we will do the majority of our updating about upcoming volunteer needs, events and PTO related news. It’s also the home of the SRS family directory. Membership to the PTO is free, as well as joining our PT Board community. You can register your family here: https://srspto.ptboard.com


Keep an eye out in the next few weeks for these upcoming events…

*Square One Art Fundraiser

*Dine - Out / Take - Out

*Fall 2023 Apparel Sale

District News District News

SEPAC Meeting

Navigating Aspen & Canvas for Parents and Caregivers


Please join the Marshfield Special Education Parent Advisory Council (SEPAC) for an interactive tutorial designed to benefit all parents and caregivers in Marshfield.


What: Navigating Aspen & Canvas for Parents and Caregivers

When: Thursday, October 19, 2023 at 6:30 pm

Where: Presentation Center at Marshfield High School (Enter through the gym/auditorium doors and follow signs)

Who: For Parents and Caregivers (not students)


This will be an in-person, Bring-Your-Own Laptop*, interactive event. We will begin with a short presentation and then will proceed with an interactive session on the computers to help everyone navigate Aspen and Canvas. These platforms are used more extensively and differently as the students progress through the grades so this will also help you prepare for those moving up to a new school.


* Aspen Accounts: Please verify that you have a working Aspen login prior to the event. If you need assistance, email Aspen@mpsd.org by October 16th to request your login information. A limited number of Chromebooks will be available to borrow.


For planning purposes, please click here to register.


This event is sponsored by the Special Education Parent Advisory Council (SEPAC). All of our events are open to everyone and this presentation in particular will prove helpful to all parents and caregivers throughout the district. We hope you can make it.


Click here to visit the SEPAC website which lists all our events this school year, and provides resources, and information related to special education, testing, IEPs, neuro-divergent learners, and much more.

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