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This blog will be known as the “Richmond Best Practice Blog. ... share with parents academic and personal/social/behav
Richmond Reporter A Word From Our Administrator Dear Richmond Parents, Richmond School will be creating a new parent blog. This blog will be known as the “Richmond Best Practice Blog.” The purpose is to share with parents academic and personal/social/behavioral best practices used in school. This will provide parents the opportunity to reinforce school strategies at home. The school will host the blog and provide content on a bi-monthly basis. Watch for a link to the blog in newsletters. The blog will be placed on the webpage under the parent tab. Our first blog is set to be available on October 30th. I would also like to welcome three new staff members to Richmond School. Please welcome the following:

Mark Your Calendars 

October 5-9 - Book Fair, Cafeteria Stage October 5 – 6th Grade Band Rehearsal at Lake Country, 9:00-10:00am October 6 – 7/8th Grade Band Rehearsal at Lake Country, 9:00-10:00am

Ms. Ann Smith, Bookkeeper Ms. Jane Bero, Interventionists/Special Education Assistant Ms. Kareen James, Special Education Assistant

October 6 – Parent/Teacher Conferences, 3:40-7:30pm October 6 – Book Fair Craft

Wisconsin Weather

Bash, Cafeteria, 6:00-7:00pm October 8 – Parent/Teacher

It’s this time of year again when the weather begins to turn. Please make sure that your child is dressed appropriately for the elements when they come to school. All Richmond students go outside for recess unless it is raining or extremely cold. The office staff utilizes the National Weather Service Chill Chart to determine if conditions are appropriate for students to be outside.

Conferences, 3:40-6:00pm October 8 – Book Fair Family Night, Cafeteria, 5:00-6:00pm October 11-12 – Student Council Leadership Conference in WI Dells *Parents please notice that there will be no after school study halls on Conference Nights.

Our Scholastic Book Fair is

Calling all interested volunteers!

ALMOST HERE!

The Scholastic Book Fair is coming soon to

The

theme

“Monster

this

year

Book

is

Fair:

Reading is so much fun, you’ll get goosebumps.”

Richmond School (Oct. 5-9). Please contact Stacy Kramer, this year’s Book Fair Coordinator, to let her know you’re interested in helping or sign up at the link below.

Please join us for Two Family Nights! 



Monster Mash Craft Bash – Student Council members will help you create your own crazy, scary or silly monster! October 6, 6:00-7:00pm in the cafeteria. Hot Diggity, Dog Diggity, Dig into Reading with Mr. Pickles – Michael Drake, a.k.a. Mr. Pickles, will entertain everyone with his musical medley to get everyone reading!! October 8, 5:00-6:00pm in the cafeteria.

The Book Fair will be from October 5th-9th in the cafeteria on the stage.

For more detailed

information on the Book Fair, click HERE, or call Mrs. Eberle at 262-538-1360 ext. 306. order

forms

are

also

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http://www.signupgenius.com/go/9040A4BADA 928A46-richmond Stacy’s contact info: [email protected] or [email protected] or cell phone: 262-271-2589 Please fill out and return the annual background check paperwork to the Richmond office. All volunteers are required to complete this form annually. Thank you for volunteering at Richmond!

Presale your

convenience. If you would like to view when your child is scheduled to visit the Book Fair

Attention 7th &

during school hours, please click on CLASS

8th Graders!

SIGN UP. See you at the fair! We need your help to line

judge,

sell

concessions, or score-keep at the AHS Special Olympics Volleyball Tournament on Saturday, October 3rd from 7:45am until 4:30pm. Come for all or part of the day – sign up with Mrs. Benotch by September 30th. Lunch will be provided! For more information, see Mrs. Benotch or ask someone who had a blast volunteering last year.

Yearbook Cover Contest Create on a plain 8 1/2” X 11” paper

October Conference Reminders Hello Richmond Families,



Include: The title “Richmond School”, year 2015-2016, and a creative theme. -The winner will receive a free yearbook. -Please submit your entry by December 1st. -Turn in to Mrs. Huffman or Mr. Holzer

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Teachers in grades JK through 4 will email each of their families a link and instructions to electronically sign up for a conference time that best fits their schedule. Families with more than one student in grades JK through 4 will need to schedule a conference time with each teacher individually. Teachers in grades 5‐8 and specialist teachers will hold arena-style conferences in the gym. Please bring your child with you to the conference. This supports student ownership of learning.

Conference dates and times:

STUDENT COUNCIL’S PROJECT BOX TOPS FOR EDUCATION!! Student Council members will be managing the Box Tops for Education project. They would like to conduct a positive competition among all classes at Richmond. All box tops that are donated will be credited to each student’s homeroom. At the end of the year, the two homerooms with the highest number of box tops donated, will receive a pizza party. Parents please check expiration dates. Expired box tops have to be thrown away. For details on sending in Box Tops, click EDUCATION!

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Oct. 6, 3:40‐7:30 pm (dinner/break @ 5:20‐ 5:50 pm) Oct. 8, 3:40‐6:00 pm (break @ 4:40‐4:55 pm) For alternate conference schedules and information, please click HERE.

Parents United is offering classes for families, faculties and community members. Understanding & Treating Childhood Anxiety Disorders and Transistion Planning for Families & Students will both be offered during the month of October. These classes will be held at Country Springs Hotel and Conference Center. Please click on the class links above for more information on attending.

New at Richmond School!

Afterschool Music Club If you have a child in 4K-2nd grade that enjoys music, this program is a perfect opportunity for fun! This link will connect you with more information and a registration form. Check out this class of Rhythm, Rhyme and Song!

Mullett Ice Center, located at Arrowhead High School is offering Fall 2015 classes. Learn to skate, learn to play hockey or participate in a hockey league. For more information on time and dates, click MULLETTCENTER.

Richmond Spirit Wear! Help Student Council spread the word that every Friday is School Spirit Friday! Richmond students from JK to 8th grade, be sure to remember to represent your school! Wear your purple and black spirit wear and show everyone your Charger pride! Show your spirit every Friday!!

Richmond is participating in a creative fundraiser with Art to Remember. Right now, we are busy creating colorful, fun artwork in art class, which will be printed on keepsakes for family and friends. You will receive a personalized order form showcasing your son’s or daughter’s artwork. Money raised will directly be used for the art program and the First Annual Richmond Art Fair this March 2016. Your purchase captures a moment in time with your child and supports your school. Contact Mrs. Daugs or Mrs. Pacetti if you have any questions. Thank you for supporting Richmond’s Art program.

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Arrowhead Youth Fall Basketball League Starting in November, Arrowhead High School is offering BOYS and GIRLS in first through fourth grades. Click on the appropriate links above for additional information and registration forms.

Amazing and fun-filled activities await your entire family! Click on the following links for YMCA at Pabst Farms and find out more. Before & After School Care, Parent’s Night Out, Y Leaders Club, Youth Basketball and Young Speed/Strength Class.

The Broadway Company Presents…

Arrowhead High School’s Music theater troupe, will present six October performances of the musical, Hello Dolly! The performances are in the Arrowhead High School Theater on October 16, 17, 18, 22, 23 and 24. For more information go to arrowheadschool.org, click on HELLO DOLLY or contact Grace Bielski 262-369-3612 x4841

Job Opportunity at Richmond This is a great opportunity for a parent, grandparent or anyone who enjoys being around children to join a fun team. The job includes assistance with food preparation, serving, cashiering and clean up duties. The potential for a permanent position is possible when a position opens. Please come into the office for proper paperwork.

Join Us for CheckMates Chess Classes at Richmond Dates: Oct. 15, 29, Nov. 5, 12, 19 & Dec. 3rd Kindergarten-8th grade students welcome Thursdays after-school; 3:25 – 4:25 pm; Library $60 for a 6 week session (siblings ½ price) Enrollment is limited. Registration Due Oct. 8 Questions: Contact Mrs. Donna Held GT Coordinator [email protected] Registration form HERE

COMING OCTOBER 1ST! As many of you know, Market Day is no longer offering school fundraising programs. As a result, the Richmond PTOBC is delighted to be offering the Schwan’s Cares program this year. Through SchwansCares.com, you can order from Schwan’s Home Delivery and help our organization meet its fundraising goals. During the ACTIVE PERIOD of October 1st to November 15th, 20% of product sales and 40% of eGift Card sales will go back to Richmond. Those eGift Cards can then be used on future purchases. After that active period, ending November 15, Schwan’s will continue to contribute 5% of all orders to our organization for the rest of the year! (We have tested several products and they are even better than Market Day!) Orders are delivered to your home, and can be done as often as every other week. There are two ways to support us: Order Online 1. Visit Schwans-Cares.com 2. Enter Campaign ID: 21510 into the search box located in the upper right hand corner then click to open campaign. 3. Click the "Buy Now" button to purchase an eGift Card or "Shop Now" to place a product order. Order by Phone Call 1-855-870-7208 and provide Campaign ID: 21510

2015 Hartland Chamber of Commerce Business Trick or Treat The Hartland Chamber of Commerce invites costumed children to join in the 31st annual Halloween Business Trick or Treat in downtown Hartland on Thursday, October 22, 2015 from 6:00 – 8:00 pm. Parents are requested to participate with their children. The first 1000 costumed children will receive a trick or treat bag with Halloween goodies. The bags will be distributed in front of the Chamber office at 116 W. Capitol Drive. The number of bags is limited so children are asked to bring their own bags as well. All participating businesses will have the official “PARTICIPANT” poster displayed in their window. Children are asked to go ONLY to these participating businesses. This is a Rain or Shine event so dress accordingly! The Chamber will also be accepting donations for the Holiday Train Food Drive – donations can be dropped at the Chamber office when you receive your bag. Save the Date now for the arrival of the Holiday Train – Friday, December 4, 2015 at approximately 9:00 pm!!!! Contact the Chamber with questions, 367-7059.

Thanks for supporting Richmond School, students, & staff

Richmond School– [email protected]