Tues. Nov. 22 Pine River Announcements
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The announcements provide information about upcoming events at Pine River school. On Thursday, the school will celebrate differences and encourage students to wear something representing their family's customs. They will also create a display with student's names and their family histories to appreciate diversity. The Patriot Leadership Team is organizing Thursday's "Celebrate You Customs Day". The daily announcements also include birthdays, winners of the "Gotcha" program, and other school news.
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- The names of students who won "Gotcha" prizes and to bring recycling to the depot.
- An encouragement on Twitter to spread happiness and kindness.
Mon. Feb. 5th Pine River Announcements
The document contains announcements for Pine River school on Monday, February 5th. It acknowledges that the school is on the traditional lands of the Anishnaabeg people. It lists the day's birthdays, reminds of meetings for the Patriot Leadership Team and ECO Team, and spirit day coming up on Friday. It recognizes achievements of the choir and Gotcha winners. It encourages students to look for ways to make someone else's day and wishes everyone a great day.
Walker School Courageous Conversations #2
This document outlines an agenda for a courageous conversations workshop about names, origins, and identities. It includes:
1) Small group discussions about family origins and guessing local demographics.
2) A large group discussion reviewing the demographics and perceptions.
3) A Key and Peele comedy skit and discussion about names, accents, and culture.
4) Recommended follow up activities and resources for continuing conversations about race, identity, and talking to families.
Wed., May 8, 2019 Pine River Announcements
The daily announcements for Pine River school on May 8th, 2019 included:
- Acknowledging that the school is on the traditional land of the Anishinaabeg people and a commitment to reconciliation.
- Noting Austin O.'s birthday and reminding students to get a birthday pencil from the office.
- Welcoming new kindergarten students to an orientation event that evening at 4:30.
- Announcing winners of the daily "Gotcha" prize and locations for recycling helpers.
- Promoting an upcoming school jump rope fundraiser with a $2,000 goal to benefit heart health, and mystery prizes for online sign-ups.
Día de los Niños - Día de los Libros
The document provides information about planning a Día de los Niños celebration at libraries to honor children of all languages and cultures. It discusses the history and purpose of Día de los Niños, provides census data about Hispanic populations in North Carolina, and offers various program ideas like storytimes, plays, music, and crafts that celebrate different cultures. Tips are also given for planning, marketing, creating a budget, and evaluating a Día de los Niños event.
Fri. Nov. 3rd Pine River Announcements
The document contains daily announcements for Pine River school on Friday, November 3rd. It announces that today is Friday, November 3rd in English and French. There is no singing of the national anthem. There are no birthdays to celebrate today but two students have birthdays over the weekend. It also announces an upcoming school council meeting, congratulates the intermediate girls basketball team on their win, provides an eco tip about reusable bags, and names the gotcha winners who should come to the office at break time.
Tues. Feb. 6th Pine River Announcements
The daily announcements for Pine River school on February 6th included recognizing Faith's birthday, wishing luck to the girls volleyball teams playing that night, promoting spirit day and swimming starting for grade 3s. It also mentioned Global Play Day, office helpers, and reminded students to bring recycling to the depot.
Thurs. Feb. 15th Pine River Announcements
The document contains the daily announcements for Pine River school on February 15th. It includes information such as acknowledging the traditional land of the Anishnaabeg people, reminding teachers to complete a survey about upcoming steam days, announcing tuque and sash day tomorrow in celebration of winter carnival, noting intermediate girls volleyball practice and office helpers for the day. It also names the winners of the daily "gotcha" prize and reminds students to bring recycling to the depot.
Monday Oct. 30th Pine River Announcements
The announcements provide information about upcoming spirit days, food drives, sports games, and other school events. Tomorrow is a Halloween spirit day where students can wear orange and black or costumes appropriate for school. The last day for donations to the Scare Away Hunger food drive is Tuesday, and there will be a house color challenge at the assembly influenced by each house's donations. Best of luck to the junior girls volleyball team playing that day.
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Tues. Nov. 22 Pine River Announcements
- 1. Pine River Announcements Tuesday Nov 22 Morning song enjoy!
- 2. Announcements page 2 Today is Tuesday Nov. 22nd Day 3 Please stand for the singing of our National Anthem Birthdays today are Quinton in SK
- 3. Announcements page 3 It is Bullying Awareness week. Tomorrow (Wednesday) try to wear Pink to support the idea that people should not be judged because they like something different than you do. A message from our friendly Librarian Mrs. Ford! Thanks everyone for your support of the book fair and your ideas of books to purchase with our profits! Watch for the new books on display next week.
- 4. Announcements page 4 On Thursday we are going to have a special day where we celebrate our differences. On Thursday wear something that celebrates your family’s customs. Teachers please take a moment to show the survey on our School Webpage. This survey was created by our Patriot Leadership Team.
- 5. Announcements page 5 On Thursday we will celebrate our Patriot Family’s Uniqueness. We will have an oak leaf for you to put your name and countries that your family history is part of. Tonight ask your family where in the world you come from! When we appreciate each other’s differences we build a better bully-free inclusive school.
- 6. Announcements page 6 Patriot Leadership Team please meet in Schroder’s portable at first recess to finish organizing for Thursday’s Celebrate You Customs day. Our first collection of tabs is ready to go to Bear Creek Secondary. Keep up the good work Pine River and and keep collecting tabs!
- 7. Announcements page 7 Gotcha winners today are Nevaeh in Ms.Gilligan, Kira in Mr.Black, Ethan G. in Mrs. Schroder Please come down at first break. Today’s office helpers are Morgan and Jayden. This completes our announcements, have a great day.
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- Gilly’s Greats say “great idea” Thank you for the book fair, Mrs Ford!!!!