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GIRAFFES Club collects over 1,100
items in "Socks for
Soldiers" drive
The Loudonville GIRAFFES Club, with
help from the Loudonville community collected over 1,100
donated items in their "Socks for Soldiers" drive. »
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School banking newsletter from CapCom
Please download the latest
newsletter from CAP COM regarding our banking program
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Important information for parents of
current 5th graders
There has been a change in the
immunization requirements for school entry related to
diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis vaccine. All incoming
6th graders need to have proof of tdap immunization, as
required by New York State, prior to entering school in
September.
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[PDF]
Attention 6th grade parents of
students playing sports in the Jr. High
As you are aware, all incoming 7th
graders need a physical exam. There is something more
you need to know if your child will be participating in
a fall sport at the Jr. High.
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Annual June Jubilee - June 7
The Loudonville PTA would like to
invite the faculty, parents, and students of
Loudonville Elementary to celebrate another great year
at the annual June Jubilee.
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Loudonville first graders learn about
careers in their community
As part of a unit on community and
careers, first graders at Loudonville Elementary School
recently invited local community members in to their
classrooms to learn more about their jobs and roles in
the community. »
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Loudonville students Skype with Germany
Loudonville Elementary sixth graders,
along with students from Frankfurt, Germany recently Skyped
with one another to explore each others interests and
cultures. »
WATCH VIDEO
Loudonville students show off their
limerick skills
Several Loudonville Elementary
students were selected as winners and runners-up in the
William K. Sanford Town Library 14th Annual Limerick
Contest this past month. »
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LES spring soccer registration
now open through April 8
Loudonville Elementary School PTA
sponsored spring soccer registration is now open through
Monday April 8. Click on the following links to download
the
registration form,
mandatory PTA waiver, and
LES soccer rules.
Spring 2013 grades 3-8 testing schedule
Click here to download the 3-8 Spring testing schedule
[PDF]
Math resources and curriculum changes
Parents who attended the January PTA
meeting received a helpful overview of the new math
curriculum and how to access helpful math resources from
home. »
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Loudonville PTA Science Fair:
Exploratory Laboratory
The Science Fair encourages
students, individually or in teams, to experiment with
ideas and scientific principles. It also helps students
to notice and appreciate the science that works for us
in our daily lives. We are excited about this upcoming
event again this year! »
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Peaceable Bus Program at Loudonville
Thursday, January 24, students took
part in the second of three planned Peaceable Bus
Program meetings. Students again met with their bus
groups, and were thrilled to have so many of the bus
drivers join in! »
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First Grade Craft and Bake Sale
The first grades at Loudonville
Elementary School held a Craft and Bake Sale during
lunch and recess on December 12 and 13. In just two days
they were able to raise $566.00 and then the Loudonville
PTA generously rounded it up to $600.00. »
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Over 1,800 books donated in book collection
Mrs. Chittenden and Mrs. Yerdon
happily report that our school collected over 1,800 new
and gently used books! These books were delivered to
Carroll Hill Elementary School on Monday. They will be
placed in classroom libraries for students to read and
enjoy. Thank you to all who shared the joy of a good
read with the students at Carroll Hill.
A letter from principal Kerry Flynn -
Keeping Loudonville Safe
Often events in world around us are
difficult to understand and to resolve in our hearts.
With the most recent tragedy in Connecticut, the
feelings of disbelief and sadness are evident. When
these horrific events occur, it is natural to turn
within and ask ourselves two questions. »
READ LETTER
You are right, home school communication has
changed this year!
This year Loudonville School is
moving to more consistent utilization of our web-based
communication tools to keep families up to date. »
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2012-13 Loudonville student/parent
handbook
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Musical instruments & insurance
Every year children bring many
personally-owned or rented instruments into our schools,
sometimes leaving them overnight in our classrooms. The North
Colonie Central School District has taken reasonable steps to
prevent the theft of student property. However, the district is
not responsible for theft, loss or damage to students’ personal
property on the premises. Additionally, parents are encouraged
to list valuable items like musical instruments on their
homeowners’ or renters’ insurance policy.
Important CapCom School Banking Information
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