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HEBRON FLYER Volume XVIII, Issue 15 HELPING STUDENTS SUCCEED March 24, 2017 $345 SPRING BREAK BEGINS TODAY! From everyone at Hebron Elementary, we hope you have a safe and enjoyable vacation! School will resume on Monday, April 3 rd. BOXTOPS / AUNT MILLIE S COLLECTION ON MONDAY, APRIL 3 RD GOOD DEEDS FOOD DRIVE BEFORE EASTER A Flyer was sent home earlier indicating what we would like each grade level to donate. The Hebron Country Pantry is in need of food year round, not just at Christmas time. Collections will start when we return from Spring Break and end on April 12 th. The Grade Level with the largest collection will win a donut party! ELEMENTARY SCIENCE FAIR IS ON FRIDAY, APRIL 7 TH SET UP AT 3:00 P.M. AND JUDGING BEGINS AT 4:00 P.M. STUDENT OF THE WEEK Student of the week nominations for the week of March 6-10 were: Evan Westbury, Oscar Torres, Nichole Zaborski, and Aidan Bowgren. Nominations for the week of March 13-17 were: Carson Brawner and Sydni Parsons. Congratulations!! HIGH FLYING HAWKS BOOK CLUB Our next High Flying Hawks Book Club will be held April 21st at 7:25. We are very excited to have a special presenter from Mowry's Orchard coming to us! Please plan on joining us for a fun morning. If you plan on attending please be here by 7:25. Mark your calendars! HEBRON CHEER CLINIC ON APRIL 8 TH Parents should drop off and pick up at Door G. The clinic begins at 8:00 A.M. and ends at 12:00 P.M. If you have any questions, please contact Coach Hefner at hefnern@hebronschools.k12.in.us 1 ST GRADE MUSIC PROGRAM ON APRIL 11 TH Spring is upon us and so is the 1st Grade program! This year, the 1st Grade program is all about Spring! Riding bikes, flowers blooming, and swinging on swings are just some of the activities that we are singing about in our program entitled "Do You Want To Go And Play?" We hope that you will join us on April 11th at 7:00 pm in the Hebron High School auditorium. 4-DAY EASTER WEEKEND COMING UP Friday, April 14 th and Monday, April 17 th were built in the calendar as Vacation/Make-up Days. With the mild Winter, both of these days will be Vacation Days! Have an enjoyable 4-Day Easter weekend! TEXAS ROADHOUSE ROLLS The Hebron High School Business Professionals of America has teamed up with Texas Roadhouse to raise a little dough. BPA members and Business Management students will take pre-orders from March 15-April 3, for frozen Texas Roadhouse dinner rolls. Rolls will be available for pick up from the Hebron High School cafeteria on Tuesday, April 11 and Wednesday, April 12 from 3:00-6:00 p.m. Please have your roll vouchers with you. Proceeds help students attend the annual State and National Leadership Conferences in Indianapolis and Orlando. See attached order form. HEBRON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MISSION STATEMENT M.S.D. of Boone Township challenges and prepares Students to succeed in a global society.

HEBRON FLYER PAGE 2 NEWS FROM MRS. BERNHARDT S 4 TH GRADE It is hard to believe that we have entered into the fourth nine weeks of the school year! It is Spring on the calendar, and the weather is getting nicer! In Science, we have been talking all about earthquakes, volcanoes, and landslides. How does an earthquake happen? How do volcanoes erupt? What kind of damage can landslides create? These questions and many more have been discussed and answered. In Math, we have been learning all about decimals; their place value and how to compare them. We are moving onto geometry next. Round two of ISTEP is coming up next month, and we will be ready! Pioneer Day is an annual event in the 4 th grade. This year was no exception. The day was filled with guest speakers who shared their wood carvings, quilts, and pioneer stories. The students were treated to a performance by the Wrong Way Square Dancers, too! The students were able to make butter, participate in a jug band, and do their very own square dancing performance for students and visitors. The kids had a great time recreating a school day from the early 1800 s. Happy Spring from the 4 th grade!! 3 rd GRADERS TACKLE I-READ by Mrs. Marmolejo The third graders finished taking their first round of ISTEP, had a short break, and then it was off to the races to prepare for I-Read! They worked hard preparing for the test. When it was done, they all said it was so easy! With these tests behind them, we think that the students deserve a much needed brain break. What better way to do that than Spring Break! Enjoy your break third graders! We are very proud of you and the hard work, dedication, and concentration you ve put in getting ready for these tests!! HEBRON LION S CLUB PANCAKE BREAKFAST The Hebron Lions Club will be sponsoring a Pancake Breakfast on Sunday April 9 th from 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. at the Hebron High School Cafeteria. There will be a Bike Raffle, Twist and Smiles Balloons, and pictures with the Easter Bunny! Proceeds from this event will go toward purchasing new tires and an alignment for Hebron s Call-A-Ride van. Adults $7.00 Children $5.00 (ages 6-12) Children 5 & under FREE MRS. WITT S 1 ST GRADE NEWS Hello, Spring time! What better way for first graders to begin the season than to participate in a presentation by Miss Allison from the Porter County Recycling & Waste Management Center. When was the last time you held an earthworm? We got a hands-on opportunity on Tuesday, March 21 st to learn what hard workers these creatures really are! Our thanks to Mrs. Kacmarik for arranging our great guest speaker! During our Journal time, we have enjoyed great Science videos from SciShowKids.com as well. We learned that when earthworms tunnel through the soil, they are helping to add pathways for oxygen, water, and important nutrients. Earthworms help plants grow! MRS. MARSHALL S NEWS FROM FOURTH GRADE March 1 st marked the beginning of a very busy month in fourth grade! Our first and extremely important event was ISTEP testing. We have completed the Applied Skills portion of the test. The second section of the test will be in April. In Social Studies we are studying the life of pioneers in Indiana. Pioneer Day is on March 24 th. The day will be filled with many presentations to enrich the students understanding of pioneer life. Topics being covered will be quilting, whittling, quill pen writing, hunting, and square dancing. A storyteller will share pioneer stories with the students. The Wrong Way Squares square dance club will be here to give a demonstration of modern square dancing. The fourth graders will share their square dancing skills and musical skills in the jug band performance. It is a day that students remember for a long time! Students will be working on their research reports about weather. After they have gathered the information and written a report, they will create a power point presentation. The presentations will be shared with grandparents on Grandparent s Day. In Science we are studying weathering and erosion. We are working on adjectives in Language and also practicing writing skills. We are looking forward to Spring Break which begins this weekend. Everyone is really excited about the arrival of Spring and warmer weather!

HEBRON FLYER PAGE 3 Flyer Art Gallery Tapestry Weaving by Gabby Moore, Grade 4 P.T.G. UPDATE The P.T.G. meeting took place on March 13 th. Those in attendance were: Kathy Osby, Jennifer Rearick, David Novak, Julie Lungu, Brittney Cox, Julianne Smith, Alyssa Hildebradt, Vanessa Brown, Becky Pearman and Mr. Martin. Box Tops February winner: Mrs. Marmalejo (1023). Overall leaders Mrs. Marmalejo (2084), Mrs. Harris (1663), and Mr. Wennmacher (1094) Aunt Millies February winner: Mrs. Goelz (20). Overall leaders Mr. Wennmacher (275), Miss Saberniak (143), and Miss Halajcsik (97). SCRIP card: Be on the lookout for information coming home with your student explaining how SCRIP cards work and how they benefit the school! Mrs. Barton's class is the February attendance winner with 3 absences for the month. They will be treated to a popcorn party. Good Deeds Food Drive - This will run April 3-12. The Hebron Food Pantry has requested some items that they are in need of that haven't been on the list before. More information will be coming soon. Kindergarten round-up will be April 12-13. We have started coordinating our volunteers. If you are interested in helping with the incoming students, please contact Stephanie Matthews or Becky Pearman. Grandparent s Day is set for May 12 th. We are scaling back a bit on food for breakfast and lunch that is served. We are looking for a few people to organize and coordinate the food. Please contact Vanessa Brown if you are interested in helping. You can also contact us through our Hebron Elementary P.T.G. Facebook page! Thank you to everyone that attended! Our next P.T.G. meeting is April 10 at 7:00 p.m. in the Elementary Library. Please join us and bring a friend! Child care is provided. CALENDAR OF EVENTS MARCH 24 Spring Break begins at 3:05! APRIL 3 School Resumes 3 Boxtops / Aunt Millie s Collection 3 Good Deeds Food Drive Begins 5 1 st Grade Trip to Munster Theater 10:00-1:45 7 Science Fair in Cafeteria 3:00-7:00 P.M. 8 Cheer Clinic 8:00-12:00 in Elementary Gym 9 Lions Club Pancake Breakfast at High School 7:00-11:00 A.M. 10 P.T.G. Meeting 7:00 P.M. 11 1 st Grade Music Program at High School 7:00 P.M. 11 School Board Meeting 7:00 P.M. 12 Good Deeds Food Drive Ends 12 4-H Meeting 7:00 P.M. 12 & 13.. Kindergarten Round-up 14 Good Friday / No School 16 Easter Sunday 17 Vacation Day / No School