Bulldog Bulletin for the Week of March 6
Important Dates
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3/6 SCHOOL PICTURES 3/7 No School- Teacher WORK DAY 3/9-3/17 BOOK FAIR 3/14 PTA MEETING 3/16 MULTICULTURAL NIGHT 5:30-7:30 |
3/20 2nd and 4th East Cary Play 3/24 Early Release Day 3/27 Coffee with Mrs. Nelson 3/28 5th Grade to East Cary Field Trip 3/30 5th Grade Charlotte Motor Speedway 3/30 End of Quarter 3/31 Non-Protected Workday |
THANK YOU to our AMAZING SOCIAL WORKER!
March 5th- March 10th is Social Worker Week. We are so lucky to have the BEST Social Worker in WCPSS. Ms. Kimball always goes above and beyond to support students and their families. We appreciate all of her hard work and devotion to our Bulldogs!
NO SCHOOL ON TUESDAY, MARCH 7th
Congratulations to our Honor A Teacher Finalists
Andrea Love
Angelique Liddelow
Caroline Perry
Hayley Horton
Pam Carpenter
5th Grade Families
You received brief information regarding the middle school registration process in Tuesday folders this week. I have compiled a one-pager of FAQs and important links that are attached. If you have additional questions, we will host a Coffee with the Counselor/Principal on 3/27 at 8:15 am. Additionally, please attend open houses for your upcoming middle school. This is where you will find specific information about classes, schedules, and other opportunities.
Middle School Parent One Pager
Helpful Tip # 11:
Great Questions Stems to use when Reading at Night
Book Fair Volunteers
Please help us by volunteering at the BES Book Fair! Here’s the link: https://signup.com/go/SBigcEM
PTA Meeting- Tuesday,March 14th at 7:00 pm
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The meeting will be held in-person and online we will be meeting in the STEAM lab.
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Here is the link to the meeting: https://meet.google.com/nmz-qmct-ocb?fbclid=IwAR13pbWCHMOaOAZQ6yYMmfSueLWxBWqzC3j1Yl9ZyRQsDI1-fFl4WjqJTxU
BES MARCH READING MADNESS
During the month of March, we are going to be celebrating our love of basketball and books through a March Madness challenge. We encourage all students to participate in this friendly challenge throughout the month. This is a great nightly activity for all ages.
Each night, Monday-Friday, we are asking students to read for 20-30 minutes with an adult, sibling, or friend. Once a student reads, they need to put the number of minutes on the calendar provided and get an adult signature. Students will be working to earn prizes for themselves and their class. Recording minutes read on the weekend is also an option! Students are responsible for keeping up with their own reading log. They must have it signed to earn the prizes.
At school, we will complete a bracket book challenge to find out what our favorite books are at Briarcliff! We have also included a list of questions to help you talk with your student about the book/s they are reading at night.
