FOR THE WEEK OF MAY 19- MAY 26, 2017
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1 . FOR THE WEEK OF MAY 19- MAY 26, 2017 Quick Look Calendar for May into June WKM= weekend kids meals MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MAY 22 6 th Grade visitation PTO LAST MEETING 6:30 Last week of library MAY 29 NO SCHOOL MEMORIAL DAY NORTHWOODS Chorus Performs At Owen Park Band Shell at Memorial Day parade Starts at 9:30 MAY 23 LAST Dairy Queen NIGHT FOR NORTHWOODS Last week of library MAY 30 School is back in session NO MORE LIBRARY Last days to return books and pay fines MAY 24 BOXTOPS AND MILK MOOLA DUE Last week of library MAY 31 NO MORE LIBRARY Last days to return books and pay fines MAY 25 Last week of library JUNE 1 NO MORE LIBRARY Last days to return books and pay fines MAY 26 Scrip is due WKM Field Day Last week of library JUNE 2 5 TH GRADE Science Museum Trip LAST WKM DOUBLE LOAD NO MORE LIBRARY Last days to return books and pay fines MAY 27 MAY 28 JUNE 3 JUNE 4 MONDAY, MAY 22 TUESDAY, MAY 23 WEDNESDAY, MAY 24 A SHORT LOOK AT NEXT WEEK PTO Last meeting 6:30 in the Library Dairy Queen night for Northwoods Box Tops and Milk Moola Due FRIDAY, MAY 26 MONDAY, MAY 29 WKM SCRIP IS DUE MEMORIAL DAY NO SCHOOL Northwoods Chorus Marches and Sings At The Memorial Day Parade see information below
2 NORTHWOODS NEWS COMPLIMENTED CLASSROOM FOR MAY 19, 2017 CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR STUDENTS IN MRS. ODEGARD S 5 th GRADE CLASSROOM NORTHWOODS BOGO BOOK FAIR THANKS NORTHWOODS PARENTS FOR YOUR SUPPORT! We had another successful bookfair! We had lots of fun watching everyone take advantage of the sale and stock up for summer reading. Once again, our sucker tree was a success. We gave out lots of prizes and kids got a chance to win some books. The winners were announced on Monday morning. We were able to donate 80 books to Kari Fisher for her summer reading program with all the "All for Books" money earned! Thank you to everyone who donated. We also provided 80 books for all the new incoming kindergarteners and a stack of books for Julie in the library A HUGE "thank you" goes out to Tanya Kistner, Gina Kittlstadt, and Michelle Lavoll. Without their help the book fair would not have happened. Also a big thanks to Dave and Chris (our custodians) for helping with the set up and take down. We hope everyone is enjoying their new books!
3 IMPORTANT END OF THE YEAR LIBRARY INFORMATION LAST WEEK OF LIBRARY CHECK-OUT IS MAY PLEASE RETURN ALL LIBRARY BOOKS AND PAY ANY FINES THE WEEK OF MAY 30- JUNE 2. Check out the wonderful programing at the L.E. Phillips Memorial Public Library this summer! There is still time to sign up for summer library at Northwoods! Check out page 8 of the Summer School Planning Guide. Northwoods meeting the weeks of June 12-July 20 (excludes the week of July 3-6) on Tuesday from 9:00am-11:00am. You can register here. Have a wonderful summer and keep READING!! Mrs. Misurek SCIENCE FAIR FROM THE PTO The Science Fair was a huge success!! We had 102 students participate in this great event. Thank you to all the parents of these students for helping them out with all their great displays. Everyone had a great time walking around and seeing all the amazing things our students did! We also had 5 community vendors that came in to share how Science impacts their work! We would like to thank: All the volunteers that came to help the day of the event; they helped with set-up; manned the snack table; and helped clean up. We had 20 judges that consisted of retired teachers, EC school board members, college students and other members of the community. Our sponsors generously contributed money to help cover the cost of the t-shirts that our students received as well as over 30 prizes that were given out (all prizes have been given out). Special thanks to the Science Fair committee for all their hard work on this great event: Heather Market-Sullivan; Carla Berscheit; Tara Geske; Jessica Klesmit; Laurie Erdman; Donna Ash; Chris Knoll; Bobbi Schultz and Amanda Binczak. Thanks to all our Northwoods teachers that supported our efforts for a Science Fair and the many who attended the fair to see their student s projects! We couldn't have done all of this without your help.
4 SCIENCE FAIR VENDORS and DISPLAY Dr. Hans Mickelson Engineering Technology, CVTC Dr. Teajo Kim UW Stout Dr. J. Erik Hendrickson Physics & Astronomy, UW Eau Claire Mackenzie Buckna Sylvan Learning Center of Eau Claire Oakwood Hills Family Dental THANK YOU TO THE SPONSORS WHO SUPPORTED AND DONATED TO OUR SCIECNE FAIR! This allowed us to give T-shirts to all participants Bug Eyed Betty s Kristo Orthodontics Wagners Lanes Cody Limousine LLC Larson Orthodontics Eau Claire Lawn Equipment Micon Cinemas Ergo insight Oakwood Hills Family Dental Famous Dave s Phileo Health Fleet Feet Prestige Auto Kosier Refrigeration Toppers PIzza
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7 Northwoods Chorus This year, the Northwoods Chorus has been selected as the choir to sing for the City Wide Memorial Day Ceremony in Owen Park (Monday, May 29 th )! This will include walking in the parade (starts at Wilson Park and ends at Owen Park). After the parade is over, we will sing for the ceremony. You will pick up your child at the end of the very end (we will sing throughout the ceremony). We encourage parents/family to attend the parade and ceremony to support your child and the meaning of Memorial Day. If your child has not been in the Northwoods Chorus, but would like to try it out for Memorial Day, we welcome them to join us (Grades 3-5). What to wear: All kids should wear Red, and Blue for the day (shorts, skirts, pants, capris, dresses, etc.). Please wear shoes that are comfortable for walking in. Drop off: All students will meet in Wilson Park at 9:00am (parade starts at 9:30am). Streets are closed off for vehicle access and it gets very congested around Wilson Park. So, it is important that drop off is done quickly and efficiently. You may need to park and walk your child to Wilson Park (organizers ask that you do not try to drive up to Wilson Park). We are one of the C s in the parade. If you cannot find us right away, please let parade organizers know you are with Northwoods Chorus, and they will get you to us. All students should be picked up at Owen Park. Wilson Park (500 South Barstow Street) Owen Park (First Avenue) I give my child, class, permission to participate in the Northwoods Chorus, as we participate in the City of Eau Claire Memorial Day Parade and sing for the Memorial Day Ceremony in Owen Park. I will have my child to Wilson Park by 9am on Memorial Day, and will pick them up again after they sing for the ceremony at Owen Park. Parent/Guardian signature Please sign and return by Friday, May 19 th. Please contact Ms. Miller if you have any questions wmiller@ecasd.us
8 THE PTO PAGE PTO MEETING, MAY 22, 6:30 See agenda below left NEXT Dairy Queen Night this Tuesday, May 23 rd MARK YOUR CALENDAR Got Box Tops? -- turn them in by May 24th A "reminder sheet" went home last week. On the back of the reminder is a sheet that holds 10 Box Tops. If each Northwoods student can fill a sheet, that would make another $400 for our school!!!! Can we do it? This year we have been paid $1, from Box Tops for Education. Don't toss them in the trash this summer, turn them in and help earn $$ for our school. Box Tops, Milk Moola caps and other labels are due by Wednesday, May 24th. The top classes will win popsicle parties and there will be drawings for other prizes. Thank you!!! Tanya & Jessica, PTO RESTAURANT NIGHTS RECAP than thank you Northwoods parents This year we added numerous restaurant nights to supplement our fundraising efforts. So far, we have raised over $2,100. THANK YOU FOR YOUR PARTICIPATION and look for more of these nights in the future. Here is a breakdown of our earnings: Toppers Pizza (Nov 2016) - $644 profit Burrachos (Feb 2017, Northwoods Chorus night) - $433 profit Monk's Bar & Grill (March 2017) - $425 profit Chipotle (May 2017) - $73 profit Dairy Queen (Sept- March) $600 profit SCRIP GIFT CARDS --- Graduation parties, BBQs, weddings are just around the corner! When you purchase a gift card from the PTO's scrip program, you instantly earn money for our school. Give the cards as gifts or use it for your everyday shopping. Deadlines for orders are May 19th and 26th. (Place an order now through May 26th and you are entered to win a prize!)
9 SOME OF THE CARDS WE HAVE ON HAND: $10 & $25 Bath & Body Works $5 & $10 Starbucks $25 & $50 Gordy's Market $25 & $50 Mega Holiday $25 & $50 Kwik Trip $20 Micon Cinemas $25 & $50 Action City $25 Texas Roadhouse $10 & $25 Olive Garden/Red Lobster $10 & $25 Applebee's $10 Family Video $10 Pizza Hut $10 Great Harvest Bread $10 & $25 Target $10, $25 & $100 Walmart $25 Oriental Trading $10 Dairy Queen $10 Papa Murphy's $10 Little Caesars $25 JCPenney $25 CVS Pharmacy $25 Menards $10 Subway $10 & $25 Amazon Please contact Jessica Klesmit with your order or any questions phone/text or Thanks!!!!! link to order form:
10 WE NEED YOU! PLEASE CONSIDER FILLING ONE OF OUR OPEN POSITIONS: If you have not done this before, no problem, we will support you the whole way. Please contact Donna Ash, or ; Amanda Binczak, or should you be interested in a position, have questions or concerns and/or anything else we can answer for you.
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12 ECASD AND COMMUNITY INFORMATION and OPPORTUNITIES THE ECASD HAS CREATED A SPACE ON THEIR WEBSITE SO THAT YOU CAN ACCESS ALL THE FLYERS that are currently out for this month. Go to the link provided below if you are interested in any of these programs or activities.community flyers such as this are no longer going to be sent home in your child s folders. ***If you do not have computer access and need a flyer, please contact our Partnership Coordinator by calling and leave a message about a flyer that you desire. We can make sure you get one. Currently listed--- to access, click on link below or click on this link: MAY 2017 AYSO Registration for Fall 2017-Spring 2018 Seasons Cub Scout Registration Eau Claire Husky Hoops Registration Information Eau Claire Parks and Recreation Newsletter Eau Claire Parks and Recreation Prime Times Kyle Keith Family Fun Event and Fundraiser Love Eau Claire Day Camp Registration Mayo Clinic Growing Up Classes Miracle League of the Chippewa Valley Volunteer Opportunities Moms on the Run Registration Northwest Wisconsin Champions Flag Football Summer League UWEC Summer Institute Registration JUNE 2017 Bethesda VBS 2017 Blugold Girl's Basketball and Leadership Camps Chippewa Valley Nature Festival Chippewa Valley Theatre Guild Summer Theatre Arts Programs Eau Claire Indoor Sports Center Summer Camp Eau Claire Music School Summer Opportunities Eau Claire YMCA 2017 Summer Day Camp Eau Claire YMCA 2017 Y-Leaders Summer Program HSHS Sacred Heart Hospital Athletes in Motion Injury Prevention Program Mayo Clinic's Train with the Eau Claire Express Workout Royal Credit Union Camp ES3 Spectrum Shuffle Registration Wisconsin Legends Football Camp Beat the rain drops and enjoy these May days Best Wishes, Laurie Erdman, Partnership Coordinator, Serving our families, our staff and our children each day. Northwoods Elementary lerdman@ecasd.k12.wi.us Every child, every day.soaring High!
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