Announcements

February 8th

Wednesday, 100th Day of School

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PTO Assessment Meeting

Monday, February 6th at 7:00 PM

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Shared Decision Making Committee

February 17th, Friday at 8:15 AM

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Food Pantry Collection

St. Al’s Interfaith Food Pantry collection will take place on Wednesday, February 8th through Wednesday, February 15th. Collection boxes will be in the main lobby for students and families interested in donating cereal during this time. We thank everyone in advance for your generosity.

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Spring Conferences

The conference scheduling window for K-5 will open to parents on February 3rd at 9:00 AM and close on February 17th at 3:00 PM. Click SPRING CONFERENCES to learn more.

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Winter Recess

Schools Closed ~ February 20th through 24th

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Parent Portal Opens

March 1st ~ Report cards can be viewed on Parent Portal

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Parent -Teacher Conferences

March 9th 11:45 AM Dismissal ~ Afternoon and Evening Conferences

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EMB Enrichment Brochure

The Winter AM enrichment series registration is officially open. Parents can register now till the deadline on Dec. 19th.

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Supply Lists 2022_2023

Click on the book jacket to read about our latest 3D printing project for students in grades 4 and 5.

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	STEAMING AHEAD Author: Length: Comments (-1)

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	Ramping Up Robotics and Coding Author: Length: Comments (-1)

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	Winter Lobby Music Listen as members of the advanced band play Let It Snow. Author: Length: Comments (-1)

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	Frosty the Snowman Listen as members of the advanced orchestra play Frosty the Snowman. Author: Length: Comments (-1)

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	Auld Lang Syne Listen as trumpet students play Auld Lang Syne. Author: Length: Comments (-1)

Listen as the EMB advanced orchestra violin section plays Snow Day by Katie O'Hara LaBrie. Students are under the direction of Mrs. Fogarty.

Students in grade 5 visited Commerce Plaza, a simulated business community. After being exposed to the basics of economics in the classroom, students spend a full day acting as retail operators, producers of services, and consumers. During their visitation, students work in one of the twelve simulated businesses, take two breaks, receive a paycheck, and have the opportunity to interact with the other businesses.

Fifth grade students visited Parkville School to partner with pre-kindergarten students. They taught their buddies how to play Go Fish and enjoyed getting to know their new friends.