October 15, 2017
Student Safety--arrival & Dismissal
The busiest times of the day are Student Arrival & Dismissal. When students are racing for the bus and parents are lined up in the loop, it is important for us all to observe the following guidelines:
As the weather changes and the mornings become darker, please be extra careful to look out for our students who are walking and riding their bikes to school. While we are fortunate to have upgrades at the intersections of Auburn/Culbertson and Culbertson/Marlowe, it is still so important for those of us dropping off or picking up students to be mindful of those students who are walking!
Student safety is always our priority – please join us in keeping all of our students safe!
- Please use the parent loop in the front or rear of the building for student drop off. Please do not drop off or pick up your student in the parking lot--this is very dangerous!
- Please do not walk in between the buses. This is extremely dangerous.
- Please do not walk or cross through the bus loop by going into the road during this time.
- Please use the sidewalks between the parking lot, drop off loop and building entrances.
As the weather changes and the mornings become darker, please be extra careful to look out for our students who are walking and riding their bikes to school. While we are fortunate to have upgrades at the intersections of Auburn/Culbertson and Culbertson/Marlowe, it is still so important for those of us dropping off or picking up students to be mindful of those students who are walking!
Student safety is always our priority – please join us in keeping all of our students safe!
october cool crusaders
Congratulations to the following Cool Crusaders for the month of October:
Talia D, Anthony D, Amanpreet D, Diana G, Alexis G, Abdulmoiz K, Maddy K, Justin L, Ella M, Carvalle M, Ellie M,
Abby O, Caden P, Rachael R, Daila S, Eliza W, & Armaai W
Talia D, Anthony D, Amanpreet D, Diana G, Alexis G, Abdulmoiz K, Maddy K, Justin L, Ella M, Carvalle M, Ellie M,
Abby O, Caden P, Rachael R, Daila S, Eliza W, & Armaai W
YEARBOOKS: You are still able to order yearbooks online.
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A very special thank you to our PTSA for the wonderful dinner before Parent Teacher Conferences last week!!!
If you missed Conferences last week, we hope to see you Wednesday, Oct. 18 3:30-6:30pm |
MARK YOUR CALENDARS
We have a lot of great events happening in October. Be sure to add these dates to your calendar so you don't miss a thing!
October 11-19- Scholastic Book Fair (open during school and at conferences)
October 18- Parent Teacher Conferences- 3:30pm-6:30pm
October 27- Halloween Dance-2:30-4:00pm
October 18- Parent Teacher Conferences- 3:30pm-6:30pm
October 27- Halloween Dance-2:30-4:00pm
Scholastic book Fair
CRUSADER NATION NEWS
Crusader Nation News airs Monday-Friday at 7:25am. Our mission is to keep students and staff up-to-date on events, sports, and programs happening at Reuther. You can watch our morning episodes on our channel.
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Watch our morning news episodes.
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Robotics
STUDENTVUE App
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HOmework help & iNtramurals
HOMEWORK HELP
Homework Help will take place on Mondays in room 124 and Wednesday in room 121 from 2:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Students must come prepared with assignments or a silent reading book and a signed contract must be on file.
There will be no transportation this year, therefore students will be expected to have a ride waiting promptly at 3:30 p.m.
Please see the attachment for more details.
Homework Help will take place on Mondays in room 124 and Wednesday in room 121 from 2:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Students must come prepared with assignments or a silent reading book and a signed contract must be on file.
There will be no transportation this year, therefore students will be expected to have a ride waiting promptly at 3:30 p.m.
Please see the attachment for more details.
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How to apply for free and reduced lunch
Please use these instructions to help you fill out the application for free or reduced price school meals. You only need to submit one application per household, even if your children attend more than one school in Rochester Community Schools
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Monday, October 15
Girls Baskball HOME vs Van Hoosen- 4pm Tuesday, October 16 Girls Baskball HOME vs Avondale- 4pm Thursday, October 19 8th grade Football at West- 4pm 7th grade Football HOME vs West- 4pm Girls Basketball at Troy Baker- 4pm |
Submit your sports photos to Mrs. Mainero to see them featured on The CN Weekly.
Learning Matters!
Oakland Schools, in partnership with the Oakland Parent Engagement Network, is hosting a free learning event for parents on Saturday, October 14th. Click here for more information!
Scare Away Hunger 5k run/walk
Our community members’ participation in our Scare Away Hunger 5K events over the last five years has played a crucial role in helping Neighborhood House provide food, clothing, emergency financial help, job coaching, budget counseling, short-term mental health counseling, transportation and self-sustainability programs to families in the Greater Rochester and Auburn Hills area. In 2016 alone, Neighborhood House helped 3000 families - that’s a significant impact!! We couldn’t have helped all of these neighbors without the support of our community partners.
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AIA Book Orders DUE 10/31
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We are pleased to announce that this year's middle school author is New York Times bestselling author Jennifer Nielsen. In preparation for her visit, your student will be reading the book listed below for their Language Arts class. The book will be used for activities and discussion in the classroom, which will enhance the student experience. Please see the attached order forms for more details.
Grade Level Books 6th grade: The False Prince 7th: Mark of a Thief or The Scourge 8th: Mark of a Thief or The Scourge
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