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March Newsletter, 2025
Beaver Valley Elementary
I hope that this newsletter finds you in good health. It seems that colds and flus have been circulating at Beaver Valley for several months now. We don’t seem to be getting a break or experiencing a lull. Please know that we are disinfecting desks and other high contact surfaces on a daily basis. We may have turned a corner as attendance is improving. The third quarter is almost over and the school year will also quickly wind down. I hope that you are looking forward to spending time with family over Spring Break. I expanded the dates list so that I could include Brush Family Literacy Night. This will be a Thomson and Beaver Valley co-venture. In the past, this was very successful and we anticipate an even larger crowd this year. Please plan on attending and being patient because we expect a full house. We will be providing updates on specific events for that evening. We have some GREAT things planned! Please contact us if you have any questions or would like to volunteer for Brush Family Literacy Night.
Respectfully,
Mr. Brian Singley, Principal
Mr. James Wilson, Assistant Principal
Important & Upcoming Dates for February
March 4th- 3rd Quarter AR points Due
March 6th- End of 3rd Quarter
March 10-13 - Spring Break No School
March 17th- PTAAC Meeting @4pm
March 20th - 3rd Quarter AR Parties
March 6th - 5th Grade Health Discussions
March 17 - 4th Quarter Begins
March 19th - 4th grade field trip to the Colorado History Museum
March 27th - 3rd Quarter Awards Assembly 2:40-3:20
April 2nd - Class Pictures
April 7th through April 25th - CMAS Testing Window
April 9th - Brush Family Literacy Night - @ Beaver Valley 5:00 - 7:00
Beaver Valley PTAAC
Our committee has recently approved and provided funding for the following:
Supplies for art class
STUCO projects and activities for the 2024-2025 school year
5th-grade awards and reward parties
4th grade December field trip
Additional software for technology class for all grades
And more….!
Our committee has also been able to contribute input on next year’s district calendar, so join us at our next meeting so your voice can be heard!
The next meeting will be on Monday, March 17th, at 4:00 pm in the Beaver Valley library.
From the Assistant Principal’s Chair: LET THEM SEE YOU DO IT.
March is Pi Month (as in 3.14….) While our kids don’t work with this number as much as they will, it will be important to them in future courses. What is more important to our students is that this is the time of year when all of the spring and summer activities do their sign-up, and schedules start piling up. This would be a great time to talk with them about time management and how you manage to keep up with everything.
Many times, students experiencing athletics and other extracurricular events for the first time shift their focus to these fun activities and lose track of school and their need to stay up with what is going on.
Build that schedule, LET THEM SEE YOU DO IT, and have them work it out with you as well.
Counselor’s Chronicle:
This month’s Character Strong focus is Cooperation.
We all experience situations in which we must work with others to accomplish a goal or task in our lives. Whether we are working with friends or with someone new, we need tools to help us successfully navigate those situations and maintain healthy relationships.
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Attention Please!
CMAS Window - 4/7 to 4/25
Please try not to schedule vacations, doctor or dental appointments, or other appointments for your student during this time. Thank you! :)
Illness is still in the air. This is a reminder to wash coats, gloves, hats, and bags. Wash hands frequently with soap and water. If you have any questions, reach out to Mrs. Speicher, District Nurse.
If you need to change your students’ end-of-day plans, please contact the office before 2:45 p.m. and speak to someone to ensure the message reaches your child before dismissal.
Students need clean gym shoes
and water bottles.