June 1, 2025- PTA Art Walk and Craft Fair (Moved from it's original date of 5/31)

June 5, 2025- PTA Meeting at Panzone's

June 6, 2025- Field Day Early Dismissal at 12:30

June 12, 2025- 6th Grade Promotion Ceremony 6PM at Veteran's Field

June 9-13, 2025- Summer Send Off Spirit Week

June 13, 2025- Bike Rodeo with Beach Haven Police Department

June 16, 2025- Last Day of School- (Breakfast provided for students and staff by Uncle Will's)

We have postponed this Saturdays craft fair to SUNDAY 6/1.

We hope you are still available to volunteer, we need your help!

Here is the link if you have some time this SUNDAY to help out.

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/9040E49ADAC2CA4FE3-56832754-craft#/

For those of you who were not able to attend our second session of Strategic Planning on 5/28, we welcome your input. This phase is designed to have participants to record and prioritize areas of interest and initiatives important to them for the next 5 years. Please fill out the survey if you would like to contribute. We invite you to also join us at our next session on June 10, 2025 for "Creating an Action Plan".

In June, our students will learn about teamwork as our monthly character trait. Teamwork is a collaborative effort where a group of individuals work together to achieve a common goal. It involves combining diverse skills, knowledge, and perspectives to tackle tasks and solve problems more effectively than an individual could alone. Teamwork emphasizes collective responsibility, group synergy, and mutual support, often within a structured team setting.

• The PTA will be hosting the annual Craft Fair the same day as the Beach Haven Art Walk, in the school yard on 5/31.
• Please check out the volunteer opportunities here, alumni are welcome!

Thank you for your help!!

This is a resource for parents to use to help support their children during the summer. It has answer keys and detailed explanations as well as AI tutor support.

Here are some resources to help support your child during homework. These are not designed to provide answers, but to help students who may struggle gain a better understanding through finding the explanation behind the answers when they get stuck or confused. Please reach out if you have any questions or concerns. I can be reached at shenry@beachhavenschool.com.

If you are looking for free skill practice in any subject:

IXL- There are a ton of free mini lessons your kids can work on to improve their skills in any subject and in any grade. https://www.ixl.com/

Brainly is a homework helper site students can use to ask question(s) to a community of teachers and students. https://brainly.com/

Socratic provides homework help with most subjects. It gives visual explanations, video tutorials and detailed step by step guides to help students understand complex concepts. https://socratic.org/

Quizlet provides students with the tools they need to learn any skill. It has step by step solutions and flashcards to help students prepare for quizzes or assignments. https://quizlet.com/latest

WolframAlpha Provides students with step by step solutions and skill development for understanding simple and complex learning for all subjects. https://www.wolframalpha.com/

If you wish to have a student seen by our school counselor, please fill out this form. The responses to this form will be checked once a week. If you have something more urgent to inform the school about, please get in touch with the school's main office during business hours at 609-492-7411. (If your child is in crisis, please dial 988 for support and 911 for emergencies).

BH School Counselor Request Form

Here are some resources to help you understand and to support your child's speech/language development at home. (See the links below)

Speech and Language Milestones

Speech Therapy Practice at Home

Speech Sound Acquisition

If you have any questions, contact Beach Haven Schools Homeless Liason, Theodore Loeffler.

tloeffler@beachhavenschool.com

609-492-7411

• Make A Plan: Families may not be together if a disaster strikes, so it is important to create plans that outline how they will contact each other during an emergency.
• Build a Kit: Assemble emergency kits containing essential supplies like water, non-perishable food, first aid supplies, flashlights, batteries, and important documents. Ensure these kits are easily accessible and periodically updated.
• Ready Kids: Engage students in age-appropriate preparedness activities. Utilize FEMA’s “Ready Kids” resources to teach children about emergency planning.
• Pet Preparedness: Pets are important members of families too, so they need to be included when making a plan.

Heating/Energy Assistance- If you know someone who is having difficulty paying their energy bills this winter to stay warm, see the resource below to refer that person to for assistance.

Life on the Island is glorious. We also know that weather can pose risks here unlike other areas. In order to help keep your family prepared, here are some resources to consider.

Planning

Emergency Kits

Conversations with Family Members

Caring for Pets

https://sptstoolkit.org/login

This Toolkit consolidates a comprehensive array of local, national, and online resources, providing a one-stop destination for families seeking guidance and assistance. It's a compassionate guide that fosters understanding, facilitates communication, and ensures vital information is readily available to those who need it.

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