Friday, June 9, 2017

Principal's Notes - June 16

Dear Memorial Families,
Thank you for an awesome year with your children. We wish our fourth graders and their families the very best as they move on. We wish everyone a safe and fun-filled summer!
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NEW NEWS


Guidance Message
Words of the Month for June: Fairness and Cooperation
Week of June 12:
June 14: Review of all Words of the Month/Character Traits.  Phrase of the day: “Character is defined as what we do when we think no one is looking.”  It is what we do when no one is looking that counts.  It takes a long time to grow into a person with all the character traits.  Peacemaker Challenge: Keep practicing all the words of the month to become a peacemaker.
June 16: Final words. Peacemaker Challenge: Spread peace wherever you go and have a safe, healthy and fun summer!

Last Day
Just a reminder that Monday, June 19th is the last day of school. Dismissal is at 12:20.

Found
In the front lobby, a tan Oticon hearing aide and shoe was found. Please contact the main office if you lost a hearing aide.

Fourth Grade Play
A very special thank you to Kristian Carson, Lisa Haynes, Leslie Fredette and the fourth grade team for the work they did to make "Robin Hood, The Musical" come to life. The fourth grade actors/actresses were phenomenal.

Medication Pick Up Reminder
Dear Parents:
Please remember to pick up your child's medication in the health office by the last day of school.  Medications that are not picked up will be discarded.
If your child will need medication at school next school year they will require a new doctor's order for each new school year.  Please feel free to email or call with any questions. 
 It has been a pleasure to be the school nurse at Memorial School.  
Have a wonderful, relaxing and healthy summer!
Thanks,
Anna Cook
School Nurse

Fourth Grade Clap Out
On Monday, June 19th our last day of school, we will clap-out our fourth graders as they board buses to attend step-up day at McKelvie. We encourage fourth grade parents to join us in the lobby for the clap-out. Clap out will be around 9 AM.

Girls' Basketball Clinic
The BHS girls basketball team will be hosting a series of skills clinics on Thursday evenings in July. (The first one is actually June 29th.) The clinics are for any girls entering 3rd through 9th grade and no basketball experience is required. Please click here for the attached flyer.

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PTG NEWS
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The first annual Bedford PTG Color Blast 5k was an amazing success and we want to extend a huge thank you to all of the participants as well as the volunteers who made the event outstanding!

As we close out another school year, the Bedford PTG would like to extend our gratitude and thanks to all of our volunteers who selflessly give their time to support our events throughout the school year.  It is due to our amazing volunteers that we can provide so many enriching programs to Bedford students.

Enjoy the summer!
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REMINDERS 
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Fundamentals of Coding for Fourth Graders
Mitchell Marchand, a former Bedford student, has developed an application that builds ios applications while teaching the fundamentals of coding. He is running several area summer camps for students entering grades 5-12, one here in Bedford at the high school. Students will learn to code while building their own apps downloadable to the app store.  Here is the link for the flyer:  https://devkitapp.com/bedford

Registration is now open for the 5th Annual Friends of Aine Kid’s Try-athlon

​T​he 5th Annual Friends of Aine Kid’s Try-athlon will be be held on Sunday, August 13, 2017. The only event of its kind in the area, the kid’s try-athlon is designed specifically for children ages 4-15 years, in memory of Aine Phillips, who was a student at Riddle Brook School. Beginning at the Bedford town pool, participants ages 4-10 years will swim 25 yards, run 1/2 mile and bike 1 mile. Older participants ages 11-15 will swim 50 yards, run 1 mile and bike 2 miles. We are pleased to announce that this year Millennium Running will be our event partner. At the finish line, families are invited to enjoy music, jump roping, an obstacle course, water games, face painting, concessions, raffle prizes and much more! Friends of Aine is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization. All proceeds from this event go toward support for grieving children. For more information, to register, volunteer or to make a donation, please visit www.friendsofaine.com or www.facebook.com/friendsofaine.

Camp Invention
Does your child like to take things apart, and design, color and create?  Are you interested in unlocking your child's potential this summer?  Camp Invention may be a great fit.  This year's camp will be held at McKelvie Intermediate School July 10 - July 14 from 8:30 AM - 3:00 PM.  Camp Invention is the only nationally acclaimed summer enrichment day experience for children entering grades K through 6th grade taught by certified teachers.  Here's a sneak peek at what's in store for this year’s camp. https://youtu.be/9OiFeEzgJwA.
Click here to register online, or here to view our paper flyer. 
You can save $15 by registering on or before May 1st with the promo code DISCOVER15.   If you have any questions, please contact the director, Courtney Cheetham at cheethac@gmail.com 



IMPORTANT DATES
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June 19 - Fourth Grade Clap Out (9:00 AM)
June 19 – Last Day of School (Dismissal at 12:20 PM)

Thanks,
Pam 

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