The first graders are collecting used crayons to support the Crayon Initiative. The Crayon Initiative melts down old crayons to make new crayons for kids in hospitals. You can send used crayons in any condition, (e.g., wrapped, broken, etc.) to school with your child to be collected in classrooms or you can drop them off in the office.Please do not send new crayons. One of the Crayon Initiative’s goals is to be environmentally friendly by keeping used crayons out of landfills. Crayon donations accepted through February 4th Thank you for supporting First Grade’s service project!
The first graders are collecting used crayons to support the Crayon Initiative. The Crayon Initiative melts down old crayons to make new crayons for kids in hospitals. You can send used crayons in any condition, (e.g., wrapped, broken, etc.) to school with your child to be collected in classrooms or you can drop them off in the office.
Please do not send new crayons. One of the Crayon Initiative’s goals is to be environmentally friendly by keeping used crayons out of landfills.
Crayon donations accepted through February 4th
Thank you for supporting First Grade’s service project!
Posted Thursday, January 20, 2022
Students at Bremen and Pleasantville Elementaries are kicking off the 12th Annual Kids Heart Challenge in Mrs. Valesko's class. Many young people are finding it harder than ever to stay active and eat better. KHC's service learning approach is so relevant right now, and a great way to continue helping all of us recommit to living the healthiest lives possible! While we are helping our students feel good by doing good, we are supporting the American Heart Association's important mission. Families who participate can feel great knowing that they have helped people with special hearts, including children born with congenital heart defects, by supporting the Association's work to fund critically needed scientific advances, community health initiatives, and educational programs. Read on for full details:
Posted Friday, January 7, 2022
The Fairfield County Family, Adult & Children First Council is providing free parenting workshops.Parents, Stay Positive! Thursdays, from 9:30-11:30 a.m. at the Lancaster YMCA, February 3, 10, 17 24 and March 24YOU MUST REGISTER FOR THIS CLASS BY JANUARY 28Stay Positive Workshop DetailsThe following Positive Parenting Workshops are held in person at The Agricutlure Center 831 College Avenue, Lancaster:Dealing with Disobedience - Tuesday, January 18 - 6-8 p.m.Developing Good Bedtime Routines - Tuesday, January 25 - 6-8 p.m.Managing Fighting and Agression - Tuesday, February 1 - 6-8 p.m.Hassle-Free Outings with Children - Thursday, February 10 - 6-8 p.m.Positive Parenting Workshop Full DetailsFor more details on these programs, contact Brandy Heeter at 740-652-7287 or by email: [email protected]
Parents of children who will be going to Kindergarten at Bremen Elementary during the 2022-2023 school year may begin theregistration process by completing the OneView online registration forms. You will need to create an account and make sure to pick the next school year 2022-2023 and KG as the grade. (If you have another child already registered at Fairfield Union, you will log into your current account and add a new student for your Kindergartner.) The link is: https://fairfieldunion.esvportal.com/Helpful instructions can be found here: OneView Helpful InstructionsParents/Guardians are asked to call (740.569.4135) or stop by our school office to set up an appointment time for testing their child/children.REGISTRATIONFebruary 14th thru March 25th TESTINGApril 11th - April 14thChildren who will be five on or before August 1, 2022 may enter Kindergarten this coming year. Parents are asked to bring their child’s original birth certificate, immunization record, proof of residency (current utility bill AND proof of mortgage/rental agreement OR notarized form), custodial papers (if applicable) along with a parent/guardian photo ID to the school prior to testing. A meeting at 6:00 P.M. on Thursday, April 7th will be held in the Bremen School cafetorium for parents of 2022-2023 Kindergarten students. An explanation of our Kindergarten program and the testing procedure will be given as well as being able to meet the teachers.
Helpful instructions can be found here:
OneView Helpful Instructions
Parents/Guardians are asked to call (740.569.4135) or stop by our school office to set up an appointment time for testing their child/children.
REGISTRATION
February 14th thru March 25th
TESTING
April 11th - April 14th
Children who will be five on or before August 1, 2022 may enter Kindergarten this coming year.
Parents are asked to bring their child’s original birth certificate, immunization record, proof of residency (current utility bill AND proof of mortgage/rental agreement OR notarized form), custodial papers (if applicable) along with a parent/guardian photo ID to the school prior to testing.
Posted Friday, December 31, 2021