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In this Issue
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Message from the Principal
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Message from the PTA President
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Pictures Around School
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RC Corner: Schoolwide Expectations
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40th Anniversary
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Veterans Day Celebration—November 11
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GBW Thanksgiving Luncheon - November 17
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GBW Variety Show is Back
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AAP News
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Art News
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Counselors’ Corner: November 2011
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Book Fair
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ESOL News
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FLES - Club Leo
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General Music News
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Physical Education - News That’s Fit to Print!
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The Reading Corner: Reading at Home
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Food News: Healthy Snacking Tips
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Managing Your Child’s Lunch Account
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GBW International Night 2012 – January 19, 2012
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Kindergarten and First Grade Parents: We need help in the Cafeteria!
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Fundraising – At the Grocery Store
Upcoming Events - November 2011
Nov. 4
December PandaGram articles due
Nov. 6
Daylight Saving Time, Fall back one hour
Nov. 7 & 8
Parent Teacher Conferences—No School for Students
Nov. 8
Election Day
Nov. 9
Second Grading Period Begins
Nov. 11
Veteran’s Day Meet and Greet
2nd Gr. Musical Performance for Parents, 9:45-10:15 am, Gym
Nov. 14-18
Fall Book Fair
Geography Awareness Week
Naglieri Testing (NNAT) window for 1st Grade and select 3rd-6th students
SCA Holiday Food Drive begins
Nov. 15
PTA meeting, 9:30-10:30 am, PTA Room
Book Fair Family Night, 6:00-8:00 pm, Library
Nov. 17
Thanksgiving Luncheon, Adjusted lunch schedules, Cafeteria
Progress Reports Go Home
Nov. 23
Students Released Two Hours Early
Nov. 24-25
Thanksgiving Holiday—No School for Students
Nov. 29
Fall Picture Retakes
Dec. 1
December PandaGram Sent Home
4th/5th/6th Gr. Human Growth & Development Parent Meeting, 6:00-7:30 pm, Library
Dec. 2
January Articles Due
Variety Show, 6:30-8:00 pm, Gym
PandaGram Archives
ESOL News
Read Regularly!
Reading is an invaluable skill that only improves with practice. Parents can help by providing access to books and reading aloud to their children. While it's important to practice reading in the target language, not every book must be in English. Reading in their native language can help students preserve their culture while also improving their overall reading fluency. Students who read well in another language are more likely to experience success in English literacy.
—Jeremy DePalma, ESOL Specialist

