FORTVILLE ELEMENTARY. October 28, FES Celebrates the NATIONAL RED RIBBON CAMPAIGN! Important Dates & Events. RED-y to Live a Drug-Free Life

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1 FORTVILLE ELEMENTARY 8414 N. 200 West Fortville, IN (317) October 28, 2016 Important Dates & Events FES Celebrates the NATIONAL RED RIBBON CAMPAIGN! NOVEMBER Tuesday, Nov. 1st Pajama Day! IN SCHOOL E-Learning Practice Day! Tuesday, Nov. 8th 1st Grade Field Trip Friday, Nov. 11th Veteran s Day Program 8:30am SOCK it to Drugs! RED-y to Live a Drug-Free Life I elect to be DRUG FREE!! Drugs o t OO Say B Friday, Nov. 18th PTO Spirit Wear Orders Due Nov th Thanksgiving Break No School Wednesday, Nov. 29th Family Literacy Night 5:30-7:00pm My future is bright, drug free!

2 FES Annual Veteran's Day Program Fortville Elementary will honor all Veteran s with a Veteran s Day Program on Friday, November 11th at 8:30am. Doors for visitors will open at 8:00am. All Veteran s are invited and students are encouraged to invite special Veterans in their lives. Our program will last approximately one hour. We are looking forward to honoring our Veterans! E-Learning Practice Day: COMING SOON! In an effort to prepare for possible weather conditions that could keep us from coming to school, we will be having a practice e-learning day at FES on Tuesday, November 1st. Students will come to school on this day and use time in the morning to complete school work on their ipads. To create an even more realistic e-learning day we will add to the fun and have a pajama day! Students are encouraged and welcome to wear their comfy pjs and bring slippers on this day! While students practice e-learning days at school, it s a great reminder for parents to check Skyward and make sure your contact numbers are up to date! When logging in to Skyward, click the Skylert tab on the left to confirm/update your info! You can even add grandma and/or the babysitter so everyone is aware of delays and closings! Fortville Elementary School Page 2

3 3rd Grade Concrete Mixers Holly Ward is the education and community outreach coordinator for I.M.I. She visits 3rd classrooms across Indiana to teach boys and girls about various types of rocks, how rocks are removed from quarries and how rocks are an important part of our daily lives. She brought a rock kit for each student and also had each student make a concrete cast. Thank you Miss Holly and I.M.I.!!! We ve got spirit yes we do, we ve got spirit how bout you? The FES PTO will be sending spirit wear order forms home next Friday! Orders will be taken until November 19th. Orders will be delivered before Christmas! Another opportunity to order MV spirit wear is through our school website. The sprit wear link can be found on our school website under the community tab and on the athletic website under Marauder HQ. The first 25 orders will receive a gift from MVCSC! #WeRMV Fortville Elementary School Page 3

4 ipads A friendly reminder that ipads should be charged at home each day. Chargers were sent home at the beginning of the year with each student. We have several students coming to school each day with low battery. In order for the devices to be used effectively, they must have a full charge each day! Also, if not already, ipads will be sent home daily starting November 1st! (This includes weekends!) Lost and Found The FES Lost and Found table is filling up! All items will be cleared and donated after school on Friday, November 4th. If your child is missing something, please have him/her check the tables. Also, if you haven t already, please write your child s name in his/her jackets, hats, lunchboxes, etc. Below is a picture of our Lost any Found table. Fortville Elementary School Page 4

5 Fire Safety & Prevention Thank you Fortville Fire Department for teaching our students about Fire Safety & Prevention! Stay connected with all the wonderful things happening at Fortville Elementary this year! FACEBOOK.COM/FORTVILLE ELEM Fortville Elementary School TWITTER.COM/FESELEM FESELEM TEXT: TYPE Page 5

6 MARAUDER WRESTLING CLUB Mission Statement: The Marauder Wrestling Club strives to create a safe, fun, and competitive environment for local youth (K-12, male and female) that allows them to participate and learn the fundamentals of wrestling. We believe in both the recreational and competitive aspect and we commit to providing an atmosphere catering to all. In doing so, our goals will consist of teaching our wrestlers sportsmanship, accountability, goal setting, and teamwork. We also strive to help our wrestlers by building listening skills, and self-confidence while developing both physically and emotionally. Cost: $90.00 Total $40.00 = USA/ISWA Wrestling Card (Requirement) $50.00 = Club Fees which include: *Shorts and T-Shirt *Facility Usage *Wrestler Entry into PWL meets *** Additional apparel, including singlets can be purchased through the Club Practice Schedule: Practices are held from 6pm - 7:30pm (Mondays and Thursdays) Mid November thru Mid March (ISWA State Finals) All Practices will be held in MVHS wrestling room Competition Schedule: Pioneer Wrestling League (PWL) Typically 4-5 meets a season at schools in area Limited to young wrestlers with 0-2yrs exp. No cost to wrestler, small fee for spectators ($2-$3) Typically each wrestler gets 3-5 matches per PWL Held on weeknights and are efficiently quick Wrestlers are paired by AGE and WEIGHT Individual Tournaments Tournaments held year round on weekends Tournaments range from Beginners to High Level Entry fee costs for wrestlers (avg. $10-$15) Mount Vernon MS Team Undefeated season 18-0 Dual Meet Record County Tournament Champs Conference Tournament Champs Practice Attire *Clean shorts and T-shirt *Wrestling shoes or CLEAN tennis shoes *Mouthpiece (recommended) *Headgear (recommended) Meet Attire *Clean shorts/t-shirt or singlet *Wrestling shoes *Mouthpiece (required for youth) *Headgear (required for youth) Low cost options can be found online or places like Play It Again Sports Meet the Coaches Head Coach - Jon Cosgrove Asst Coach - Drew Mueller (MVMS Head Coach) Asst Coach - Heath Luther (MVMS Asst Coach) Asst Coach - Brian Johnson (MVMS Asst Coach) Asst Coach - Chad Masters (MVHS Head Coach) All Coaches Copper Certified by USA Wrestling For additional inquiries or if you wish to join this GREAT program please contact: Heath Luther (Club President)...heathluther09@gmail.com or Once you ve wrestled, everything else in life is easy - Dan Gable (NCAA, World, Olympic Champion/Hall of Fame Coach)

7 Marauder Wrestling Club Registration Form Wrestlers Name Approx. Weight Grade School Birth Date Address City Zip USA Card Number USA Wrestling Cards need to be purchased at ($40) USA cards are required for insurance purposes as well as tournament registrations ======================================================================= Parent/Guardian Name(s) Phone 1 Phone 2 Emergency Contact Name Phone Club Fees: *Club costs including t-shirt & shorts, PWL fees Amount Paid Bring the participation fee and form to the first practice or to one of the Saturday sign up days: FIRST practice is Monday, November 7th 2016, Wrestling Room In Person Fortville Optimist Soccer: October 22, am-12pm October 29, am-12pm

8 MT. VERNON MARAUDERS FATHER-CHILD 2016 BASKETBALL CLINIC WHO: Boys & girls (& their dad/guardian) in grades K-5 WHEN: Friday, November 4th, :30-9 pm WHERE: Mt. Vernon High School Gym COST: $25 per family $10 per additional child Checks made out to MVHS Register and pay at the event on November 4th WHAT TO EXPECT: QUESTIONS? Basketball instruction from Mt. Vernon boys basketball coaching staff and players Fundamental basketball development for kids of all ages/skill levels *Dads will be participating, so wear athletic clothes/shoes *Basketballs will be provided but feel free to bring your own Dads-only session on Raising a Champion, On the Court and Beyond A fun experience and great memory for both dad and child travis.daugherty@mvcsc.k12.in.us Presented by Higher Level Sports

9 NEWSLETTER INSERT Spread the Word About Red Ribbon Week DID YOU KNOW? Children of parents who talk to their teens regularly about drugs are 42% less likely to use drugs than those who don t; yet, only a quarter of teens report having these conversations. Red Ribbon Week, the oldest and largest drug prevention campaign in the nation, is your opportunity to get the ongoing conversation started. Copyright 2016 National Family Partnership This year s theme is YOLO. Be Drug Free. Visit to learn more about Red Ribbon Week and get tips for talking to your kids about drugs. The life you savemay be that of your own child or a dear friend Coral Way Miami, FL fax

10 Did You Know? 66% of Children Who Abuse Prescription Drugs Get Them From Family Or Friends. Review the following guidelines for prescription drug abuse prevention and discuss them with family & friends. LOCK YOUR MEDS Every day, more children begin experimenting with prescription drugs. 2 Sixty-six percent of those who have abused pain medication say they get the medication from friends and family. 3 Prevent your children from abusing your own medication by securing your meds in places your child cannot access. TAKE INVENTORY Download your Home Medicine Inventory Card at write down the name and amount of medications you currently have and regularly check to see that nothing is missing. EDUCATE YOURSELF & YOUR CHILD Learn about the most commonly abused types of prescription medications (pain relievers, sedatives, stimulants and tranquilizers). Then, communicate the dangers to your child regularly; once is not enough. SET CLEAR RULES & MONITOR BEHAVIOR Express your disapproval of using prescription drugs without a prescription. Monitor your child s behavior to ensure that the rules are being followed. PASS IT ON Share your knowledge, experience and support with the parents of your child s friends. Together, you can create a tipping point for change and raise safe, healthy and drug- free children. PROPERLY DISPOSE OF OLD AND UNUSED MEDICATIONS For guidelines on safe and proper disposal of medications, visit TAKE ACTION DOWNLOAD AN INVENTORY CARD Keep your children safe by Copyright 2016 National Family Partnership monitoring your medicine cabinet. SIGN AN E-PLEDGE Take a stand.