This newsletter from Jefferson Elementary School provides updates on recent and upcoming events. It discusses the completion of standardized MAPS testing and the students' academic growth. It also announces an upcoming Staff Appreciation Day to honor teachers and staff for their service, and notes there will be no school that day. Finally, it shares additional information on various school activities and programs, including kindergarten registration and recognition of staff anniversaries.
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Jefferson Elementary School
This newsletter from Jefferson Elementary School provides updates on recent and upcoming events. It discusses the completion of standardized MAPS testing and the students' academic growth. It also announces an upcoming Staff Appreciation Day to honor teachers and staff for their service, and notes there will be no school that day. Finally, it shares additional information on various school activities and programs, including kindergarten registration and recognition of staff anniversaries.
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JEFFERSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
A
newsletter
for
Parents/Guardians
of
Jefferson
Elementary
Students
April
2011
FROM
MRS.
HAUSMANN
STAFF
APPRECIATION
DAY
We
have
just
finished
up
our
MAPS
testing
for
third
STAFF
APPRECIATION
will
be
celebrated
the
and
fourth
graders.
It
has
morning
of
WEDNESDAY,
APRIL
20th.
This
is
an
been
very
rewarding
to
look
at
the
scores
of
the
opportunity
for
students
and
parents
to
say,
students
and
recognize
the
growth
they’ve
“Thank
you,”
to
that
special
teacher
or
staff
made
this
year.
Students
made
goals
and
member
who
has
made
a
difference
in
your
worked
hard
at
achieving
those
goals;
students
child’s
life
or
your
life.
A
morning
of
were
on
task
and
focused
for
this
test!
Way
to
celebration,
hosted
by
the
Board
of
Education
is
go
3rd
&
4th
graders!!
planned
for
Wednesday,
April
20
at
the
Johnny
Carson
Theatre.
There
will
be
NO
SCHOOL
for
Spring
weather
is
right
around
the
corner,
but
students
on
APRIL
20
because
of
Staff
can
change
in
an
instant.
Please
send
your
child
Development
in
the
afternoon
and
Staff
with
appropriate
clothing
for
the
up
and
down
Appreciation
Celebration
in
the
morning.
temperatures.
The
following
Jefferson
staff
are
being
Also,
a
reminder
that
students
are
NOT
recognized
for
the
5/10/15+
years
of
service:
supervised
until
7:50;
please
do
not
drop
them
off
before
that
time.
5
Year:
Denise
Bender,
Jeanne
Patrick,
Janet
Mohring
10
Year:
Traci
Hastings
If
you
have
had
a
change
in
address
or
phone
20
Year:
Bonnie
Begeman
number
please
make
sure
to
call
the
office
so
25
Year:
Jean
Hopkins
we
have
the
most
current
information.
Thank
you
to
those
teachers
and
staff
who
make
Jefferson
School
the
best
school
it
can
be.
BOX
TOPS/DQ
BRING
$$
TO
JEFFERSON
Ricci
Benson
mailed
off
$678.10
in
Box
Tops
the
end
of
February.
That
makes
for
$1352.10
so
far
this
school
year!
Great
job
students,
keep
up
KINDERGARTEN
ROUNDUP
the
good
work!!
Thank
you
parents,
for
helping
Kindergarten
Round-‐ make
that
possible.
It’s
an
easy
way
to
help
out
up
will
be
held
on
your
school!
Also
our
first
fundraiser
from
Dairy
Thursday,
May
5th
Queen
came
to
$153.46.
We
hope
to
use
DQ
for
from
6:30
to
7:00
another
fundraiser
in
the
future.
Watch
for
the
p.m.
This
year
we
date.
will
have
a
presentation
to
parents
while
the
students
will
be
working
with
our
kindergarten
instructors.
If
you
have
not
registered,
please
call
the
school
office
at
644-‐2546.
the
Smart
Board.
They
have
learned
the
responsibility
of
getting
homework
done
and
getting
it
back
to
school.
We
have
really
worked
on
our
Math
Facts
and
still
have
some
work
ahead.
Way
to
go
First
Grade!!!
In
March
we
celebrated
Dr
Seuss,
and
Read
NOTES
FROM
MUSIC
across
America
with
the
rest
of
the
Jefferson
Mrs.
Begeman
students.
We
wrote
about
making
wishes
and
what
we
would
want
at
the
end
of
our
rainbow
Thank
you
to
all
the
families
and
friends
for
the
after
reading
about
leprechauns
and
the
legends
wonderful
attendance
at
the
March
music
about
St
Patrick’s
Day
in
our
Scholastic
News.
program.
Your
support
for
the
students
and
We
are
now
studying
animals
in
our
class
and
music
was
appreciated.
A
special
thanks
to
Alysa
soon
will
start
on
the
study
of
plants.
We
will
be
Battershaw
and
her
family
for
creating
the
planting
seeds
and
watching
them
grow;
Pirate
flag
for
the
program.
By
the
way,
if
your
observing
the
many
parts.
Spring
is
here
and
child
came
home
with
a
pirate
prop,
such
as
an
we
are
ready
to
learn
as
much
as
we
can
before
eye
patch,
sword
or
telescope,
please
have
that
our
year
comes
to
an
end.
May
you
find
item
returned
to
school.
It
belongs
to
Jefferson
happiness
and
good
luck
at
the
end
of
your
school.
rainbow.
Mrs.
Jensen
All
of
the
music
classes
will
spend
the
rest
of
the
DR.
SEUSS
FUN
IN
THOMPSON’S
year
focusing
on
note
names
and
duration,
1st
GRADE
CLASS
learning
musical
terms
and
signs,
experiencing
We
had
so
much
fun
celebrating
Dr.
Seuss’
different
styles
of
music,
and
trying
to
folk
birthday!
We
read,
Green
Eggs
and
Ham,
ate
dance.
Additionally,
the
fourth
grade
classes
will
green
eggs
and
ham,
watched
a
living
book
be
learning
how
to
play
the
recorder
as
part
of
about
green
eggs
and
ham,
and
read
Dr.
Seuss
the
music
curriculum.
Fourth
graders
will
also
stories
on
our
I-‐Pod
Touches.
We
also
graphed
have
the
option
to
participate
in
an
elective
whether
or
not
we
like
green
eggs
and
ham.
choir
which
will
meet
during
the
Thursday
noon
Most
of
our
class
decided
that
we
liked
green
recess.
eggs
and
ham!
YUM,
YUM!!
We
also
read
another
Dr.
Seuss
story
called,
Bartholomew
and
the
Oobleck.
After
we
read FROM
MRS.
JENSEN’S
the
story
we
made
Oobleck
and
got
to
play
with
1ST
GRADERS
it!
We
got
messy,
but
we
had
soooo
much
A
Happy
Spring
to
everyone!
fun!!!
Mrs.
Thompson
The
First
Graders
in
Mrs.
Jensen’s
class
have
been
looking
forward
to
warmer
weather
and
the
time
when
they
no
longer
have
to
wear
hats,
mittens,
boots
and
heavy
coats!
It
is
hard
to
believe
we
are
in
our
4th
Quarter
but
it
is
here
and
we
are
working
hard.
This
year
has
been
a
learning
year
for
both
teachers
and
students
with
the
introduction
of
the
Saxon
Math
program.
The
First
Grade
has
had
some
neat
experiences
with
the
many
manipulatives,
the
learning
tools,
and
the
use
of
HAPPY
SPRING
FROM
MRS.
WAPELHORST’S
FIRST
GRADE
May
23rd
is
our
End
of
the
Year
Picnic
with
This
year
is
going
by
so
fast
and
the
last
day
of
games
at
Johnson’s
Park.
school
is
quickly
approaching.
Here
is
what
our
Thank
you
class
is
looking
forward
to
doing
in
the
next
few
Melissa
Kittelson,
Jodi
Cowling
&
Ricci
Benson
months.
On
March
31st
our
entire
1st
grade
class
will
be
traveling
to
the
Johnny
Carson
Theatre
to
watch
“Berenstain
Bears,
In
Family
Matters”.
After
the
play
we
will
spend
a
short
time
talking
about
different
families
and
communities.
We
will
be
receiving
small
Colorado
Spruces
from
the
NRD
for
Arbor
Day.
Along
with
Arbor
Day
we
will
be
talking
about
plants,
rocks,
and
recycling.
In
March
we
did
a
small
until
on
Dinosaurs
and
fossils.
We
are
currently
working
on
digging
up
a
fossil
we
have
in
our
classroom.
They
get
so
excited
when
it
is
their
turn
to
work
on
the
fossil.
It
has
been
so
great
to
see
the
achievements
this
class
has
made,
and
will
continue
to
make
until
May.
Happy
Spring,
Mrs.
Wapelhorst
PTO
NEWS
A
BIG
THANK
YOU
goes
out
to
everyone
that
helped
make
the
Basket
Auction
a
success!
Also,
I
just
want
to
let
you
know
if
you
didn’t
get
a
yearbook
ordered,
I
ordered
10
extra
books
and
if
you
would
like
on,
let
me
know.
Contact
Melissa
Kittelson
at
402-‐750-‐3020.
We
have
a
couple
of
events
coming
up:
May
2-‐6
is
Jefferson
Staff
Appreciation
Week.
This
year
we
will
be
celebrating
the
week
with
a
Hollywood
theme!
Students
and
staff
will
be
walking
the
red
carpet
and
getting
the
royal
treatment!
Take
the
time
and
write
a
thank-‐you
note
with
your
child
to
a
staff
member
that
has
helped
your
child.
The
classrooms
are
in
need
of
a
lot
of
supplies
like
pencils,
dry
erase
markers,
Clorox
wipes,
crayons,
glue
sticks,
and
pens.
Feel
free
to
donate
any
of
these
items
to
your
child’s
classroom.
Thanks
for
supporting
your
child’s
education!