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"Pop, Band, Fizz" 3 of 5 Science Explorers After School Club

Interested in registering your child in a session of the Cornwall Terrace Elementary Science Explorers Club? Visit the website below to register:https://scienceexplorers.com/registration/

2nd floor flex room

Kindergarten Trip to Weaver's Orchard

Field Trip to Weaver's Orchard Students need to:      * Bring a completed Field Trip Permission Slip to school prior to the trip. See attached document above.      * Pack lunches in disposable bags/containers - no glass!      * Dress in play clothes that may get dirty......More

Field Trip to Weaver's Orchard Students need to:      * Bring a completed Field Trip Permission Slip to school prior to the trip. See attached document above.      * Pack lunches in disposable bags/containers - no glass!      * Dress in play clothes that may get dirty, including sneakers      * Dress for weather as needed: sweatshirt, coat, raincoat, etc.      * Wear a red PTO t-shirt or other red shirt. Parents or guardians who are interested in attending as a chaperone MUST have completed and submitted to the school office all three clearances:      1. PA State Police Background Check (Act 34)      2. PA Child Abuse Form (Act 151)      3. FBI Criminal Clearance Form (Act 114) [Service Code - 1Kg6XN] Please visit this link on the school website for more information on completing these clearances: https://www.wilsonsd.org/administration/human-resources/clearances/ IMPORTANT NOTE:  Field trip dates are tentative and may be rescheduled as needed.

Spirit Day - Wear Red, White, and Blue

Dear Cornwall Terrace families, The week of October 28-November 1 is National Red Ribbon Week. The Red Ribbon campaign is a national effort to encourage students to practice healthy life styles and anti-drug habits. Red Ribbons will be disbursed to each child and stud......More

Dear Cornwall Terrace families, The week of October 28-November 1 is National Red Ribbon Week. The Red Ribbon campaign is a national effort to encourage students to practice healthy life styles and anti-drug habits. Red Ribbons will be disbursed to each child and students will hear Healthy Lifestyle announcements throughout the week. In an effort to increase school-wide participation and add a little fun to the program, a theme will be incorporated into each day of the week. Parents, please encourage your child/children to wear their red ribbons (which will be distributed in classrooms on Monday, October 28) and to follow the theme days below! At the end of the week 10 names will be randomly selected – if the children who are picked still have their red ribbon at the end of the week, they get to pick a prize! Theme Days: Monday 10/28- Voting for a healthy future (WEAR RED, WHITE, & BLUE)  Tuesday 10/29- Don’t get TIED into drugs (WEAR TIE DYE)  Wednesday 10/30- Doing drugs is wacky (WACKY CLOTHES OR HAIR)  Thursday 10/31- “Fall-ow” healthy habits (WEAR FALL FESTIVE CLOTHES)  Friday 11/1- Team up to be drug free (WEAR CLASS COLOR SHIRTS)  Thank you for your support! PARENTS- DID YOU KNOW? Children of parents who talk to their teens regularly about drugs are 42% less likely to use drugs than those who don’t; yet, only a quarter of teens report having these conversations. Red Ribbon Week® (October 23-31), the oldest and largest drug prevention campaign in the nation, is your opportunity to get the ongoing conversation started. This year’s theme is Send A Message. Stay Drug Free.™ Visit www. redribbon.org to learn more about Red Ribbon Week® and get tips for talking to your kids about drugs. The life you save may be that of your own child or a dear friend. https://redribbon.org/activities/Parents/ https://www.councilonchemicalabuse.org/resources-reading-pa/parents.html 

End of 1st Quarter

"Pop, Band, Fizz" 4 of 5 Science Explorers After School Club

Interested in registering your child in a session of the Cornwall Terrace Elementary Science Explorers Club? Visit the website below to register:https://scienceexplorers.com/registration/

2nd floor flex room

Spirit Day - Wear Wacky Clothes or Hair

Dear Cornwall Terrace families, The week of October 28-November 1 is National Red Ribbon Week. The Red Ribbon campaign is a national effort to encourage students to practice healthy life styles and anti-drug habits. Red Ribbons will be disbursed to each child and stud......More

Dear Cornwall Terrace families, The week of October 28-November 1 is National Red Ribbon Week. The Red Ribbon campaign is a national effort to encourage students to practice healthy life styles and anti-drug habits. Red Ribbons will be disbursed to each child and students will hear Healthy Lifestyle announcements throughout the week. In an effort to increase school-wide participation and add a little fun to the program, a theme will be incorporated into each day of the week. Parents, please encourage your child/children to wear their red ribbons (which will be distributed in classrooms on Monday, October 28) and to follow the theme days below! At the end of the week 10 names will be randomly selected – if the children who are picked still have their red ribbon at the end of the week, they get to pick a prize! Theme Days: Monday 10/28- Voting for a healthy future (WEAR RED, WHITE, & BLUE) Tuesday 10/29- Don’t get TIED into drugs (WEAR TIE DYE) Wednesday 10/30- Doing drugs is wacky (WACKY CLOTHES OR HAIR) Thursday 10/31- “Fall-ow” healthy habits (WEAR FALL FESTIVE CLOTHES) Friday 11/1- Team up to be drug free (WEAR CLASS COLOR SHIRTS) Thank you for your support! PARENTS- DID YOU KNOW? Children of parents who talk to their teens regularly about drugs are 42% less likely to use drugs than those who don’t; yet, only a quarter of teens report having these conversations. Red Ribbon Week® (October 23-31), the oldest and largest drug prevention campaign in the nation, is your opportunity to get the ongoing conversation started. This year’s theme is Send A Message. Stay Drug Free.™ Visit www. redribbon.org to learn more about Red Ribbon Week® and get tips for talking to your kids about drugs. The life you save may be that of your own child or a dear friend. https://redribbon.org/activities/Parents/ https://www.councilonchemicalabuse.org/resources-reading-pa/parents.html 

Spirit Day - Wear Fall Festive Clothes

Dear Cornwall Terrace families, The week of October 28-November 1 is National Red Ribbon Week. The Red Ribbon campaign is a national effort to encourage students to practice healthy life styles and anti-drug habits. Red Ribbons will be disbursed to each child and stud......More

Dear Cornwall Terrace families, The week of October 28-November 1 is National Red Ribbon Week. The Red Ribbon campaign is a national effort to encourage students to practice healthy life styles and anti-drug habits. Red Ribbons will be disbursed to each child and students will hear Healthy Lifestyle announcements throughout the week. In an effort to increase school-wide participation and add a little fun to the program, a theme will be incorporated into each day of the week. Parents, please encourage your child/children to wear their red ribbons (which will be distributed in classrooms on Monday, October 28) and to follow the theme days below! At the end of the week 10 names will be randomly selected – if the children who are picked still have their red ribbon at the end of the week, they get to pick a prize! Theme Days: Monday 10/28- Voting for a healthy future (WEAR RED, WHITE, & BLUE) Tuesday 10/29- Don’t get TIED into drugs (WEAR TIE DYE) Wednesday 10/30- Doing drugs is wacky (WACKY CLOTHES OR HAIR) Thursday 10/31- “Fall-ow” healthy habits (WEAR FALL FESTIVE CLOTHES) Friday 11/1- Team up to be drug free (WEAR CLASS COLOR SHIRTS) Thank you for your support! PARENTS- DID YOU KNOW? Children of parents who talk to their teens regularly about drugs are 42% less likely to use drugs than those who don’t; yet, only a quarter of teens report having these conversations. Red Ribbon Week® (October 23-31), the oldest and largest drug prevention campaign in the nation, is your opportunity to get the ongoing conversation started. This year’s theme is Send A Message. Stay Drug Free.™ Visit www. redribbon.org to learn more about Red Ribbon Week® and get tips for talking to your kids about drugs. The life you save may be that of your own child or a dear friend. https://redribbon.org/activities/Parents/ https://www.councilonchemicalabuse.org/resources-reading-pa/parents.html 

Spirit Day - Wear Class Color Shirts

Dear Cornwall Terrace families, The week of October 28-November 1 is National Red Ribbon Week. The Red Ribbon campaign is a national effort to encourage students to practice healthy life styles and anti-drug habits. Red Ribbons will be disbursed to each child and stud......More

Dear Cornwall Terrace families, The week of October 28-November 1 is National Red Ribbon Week. The Red Ribbon campaign is a national effort to encourage students to practice healthy life styles and anti-drug habits. Red Ribbons will be disbursed to each child and students will hear Healthy Lifestyle announcements throughout the week. In an effort to increase school-wide participation and add a little fun to the program, a theme will be incorporated into each day of the week. Parents, please encourage your child/children to wear their red ribbons (which will be distributed in classrooms on Monday, October 28) and to follow the theme days below! At the end of the week 10 names will be randomly selected – if the children who are picked still have their red ribbon at the end of the week, they get to pick a prize! Theme Days: Monday 10/28- Voting for a healthy future (WEAR RED, WHITE, & BLUE) Tuesday 10/29- Don’t get TIED into drugs (WEAR TIE DYE) Wednesday 10/30- Doing drugs is wacky (WACKY CLOTHES OR HAIR) Thursday 10/31- “Fall-ow” healthy habits (WEAR FALL FESTIVE CLOTHES) Friday 11/1- Team up to be drug free (WEAR CLASS COLOR SHIRTS) Kindergarten - red 1st grade - yellow 2nd grade - green 3rd grade - orange 4th grade - blue 5th grade - green Thank you for your support! PARENTS- DID YOU KNOW? Children of parents who talk to their teens regularly about drugs are 42% less likely to use drugs than those who don’t; yet, only a quarter of teens report having these conversations. Red Ribbon Week® (October 23-31), the oldest and largest drug prevention campaign in the nation, is your opportunity to get the ongoing conversation started. This year’s theme is Send A Message. Stay Drug Free.™ Visit www. redribbon.org to learn more about Red Ribbon Week® and get tips for talking to your kids about drugs. The life you save may be that of your own child or a dear friend. https://redribbon.org/activities/Parents/ https://www.councilonchemicalabuse.org/resources-reading-pa/parents.html 

"Pop, Band, Fizz" 5 of 5 Science Explorers After School Club

Interested in registering your child in a session of the Cornwall Terrace Elementary Science Explorers Club? Visit the website below to register:https://scienceexplorers.com/registration/

2nd floor flex room

PTO Meeting

PTO meets at 6:30 pm in the 2nd floor Flex Room. Everyone is welcome!

8:00 am Safety Patrol Meeting

To prevent over scheduling students and parents, I limit meetings to a few pulse checks or, if the team identifies an issue that needs more time, a chance to discuss an important issue, such as bullying. Below are the meetings for the '19-'20 school year: Wednesday, ......More

To prevent over scheduling students and parents, I limit meetings to a few pulse checks or, if the team identifies an issue that needs more time, a chance to discuss an important issue, such as bullying. Below are the meetings for the '19-'20 school year: Wednesday, 11/6 – 8:00 am, 1st floor Book Nook: Pulse check. We will take time to share their experiences and identify/problem-solve any issues. Wednesday, 1/8 – 8:00 am, 1st floor Book Nook: Pulse check. It’s a new year, and it’s a great time to make sure we are excited to help our peers during the winter when students really need safety reminders from our team. Wednesday, 3/4 – 8:00 am, 1st floor Book Nook: Pulse check. Spring is on the horizon. It’s time for a final push to raise our enthusiasm as we head into better weather. If your son or daughter is not able to make these meetings, I understand. Please encourage him or her to notify me in advance. This is a good practice I would like to establish to prepare them for 6th grade. Link to Mrs. V's Safety Patrol Website

1st Floor Book Nook