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March 2014
arlington elementary school
MULTICULTURAL AWARENESS MONTH
“Many Faces From Far Away Places”
Story and Photos by Jennifer
Cockroft
Arlington Elementary kicked
off Multicultural Awareness
Month by creating a bulletin
board in the lobby with pictures
of all the students from different
countries. Students brought
artifacts highlighting their
cultures, and they were displayed
for all to see. Everyone has
enjoyed learning about the
students’ lives and exploring
different cultures. Mrs. Cockroft,
the ESL teacher, felt this would
be a good way to showcase the
diversity of the school while
making the students feel special.
The display continued through
the month of February.
Arlington Elementary Kindergarten Round Up
Wanted:
When:
Where:
All Rising 2014-2015 Kindergarteners
Friday, April 25, 2014
Session 1: 8:30-9:30 and Session 2: 10:00-11:00
Arlington Elementary
How do I reserve a spot:?
RSVP by emailing [email protected]
or [email protected]. Please include
parent's name, child's name, phone
number and session you wish to attend in
email. Space is limited so be sure to RSVP
as soon as possible.
NOTE: These sessions will provide information about
kindergarten and will also include a tour.
THIS IS NOT REGISTRATION!
Three AES Students Win
County PTA Honors
(left to right): Sarah Staggs- Citizenship Contest winner
Vic Reisinger- Reflections Contest winner
Kallen Perkins- Health & Safety Contest winner
Second grader Mia Claire
Palmer and dad Allen enjoy
Doughnuts for Dads on
February 4.
AES Says “Thanks!”
By Meredith Bertling
Arlington Elementary School
would like to recognize Kalee McBride
for volunteering to monitor the children
during breakfast each and every
morning. Kalee is consistently ready
and willing to contribute her time
and energy to helping children start
their morning off on the right foot.
During breakfast, she helps them open
their milk, throw away their trash, but
more importantly she is a familiar
smiling face the students look forward
to seeing each day.
Here at AES we feel privileged to
have Mrs. McBride in our school each
morning, and we want to thank her for
her time, energy, and generosity. We
certainly appreciate her taking time out
of her busy life to help with our
students.