3131 Koch Road Beasley Newsletter

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Beasley Newsletter Dear Families: It’s hard to believe that it is that time of the year-time to close out another great school year at Beasley! Be sure to read and keep the district calendar included in this newsletter. This has been an incredible year of learning and fun! Thanks to our terrific staff and your continued support, our school community continues to grow and move forward, always putting the students first! I challenge each family to try this with your children. I saw a version of this on Facebook and thought it looked like a great idea. Here is a summer checklist to do before your kids turn on the TV/computer/Ipad, etc. Have you: Made your bed, got dressed and eaten breakfast? Brushed your teeth and hair? Read for 20 minutes? Wrote for 20 minutes or practiced math facts? Straightened up/cleaned 1 room? Played outside for 30 minutes? Made or built something creative (legos, blocks, crafts, art, coloring, etc)? Helped someone in the family? If you have, then you can have screen time and watch TV, play on the computer or IPad, etc. School may be almost over for the year, but learning never ends. We hope to see your family at one or more of our summer Jaguar Journeys. Have a safe and happy summer!! ~Mrs. Deane Principal’s Corner BEASLEY’S MISSION STATEMENT Working Together, For Every Child, Every Day 3131 Koch Road St. Louis, MO 63125 Andrea Deane Principal MAY 2016 CHARACTER WORD FOR TERM 6 SAFE

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Beasley Newsletter

Dear Families: It’s hard to believe that it is that time of the year-time to close out another great school year at Beasley! Be sure to read and keep the district calendar included in this newsletter. This has been an incredible year of learning and fun! Thanks to our terrific staff and your continued support, our school community continues to grow and move forward, always putting the students first! I challenge each family to try this with your children. I saw a version of this on Facebook and thought it looked like a great idea. Here is a summer checklist to do before your kids turn on the TV/computer/Ipad, etc. Have you:

Made your bed, got dressed and eaten breakfast? Brushed your teeth and hair? Read for 20 minutes? Wrote for 20 minutes or practiced math facts? Straightened up/cleaned 1 room? Played outside for 30 minutes? Made or built something creative (legos, blocks, crafts, art, coloring, etc)? Helped someone in the family?

If you have, then you can have screen time and watch TV, play on the computer or IPad, etc. School may be almost over for the year, but learning never ends. We hope to see your family at one or more of our summer Jaguar Journeys. Have a safe and happy summer!! ~Mrs. Deane

Principal’s Corner

BEASLEY’S MISSION

STATEMENT

Working Together, For

Every Child, Every Day

3131 Koch Road

St. Louis, MO 63125

Andrea Deane

Principal

MAY 2016

CHARACTER WORD FOR TERM 6 SAFE

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OUR STAFF THAT IS RETIRING THIS YEAR FROM BEASLEY

Mrs. Linda Woodrome – 5th Grade Teacher Mrs. Mary Koewler- Kindergarten Teacher

Mrs. Mary Ann Gerbin- Health Room Aide Mrs. Mary Winski- Occupational Therapist

You will be missed!!!

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Beasley Fine Arts Day 2016

On Friday, May 6th, several artists and performers from around St. Louis came to Beasley to

share their talents with our students and staff. Sponsored by the Beasley PTO, Fine Arts Day

provided students with opportunities to learn about both visual and performing arts from

workshops and performances throughout the day. Participants included the Bernard Middle

School Jazz Band, storytelling and drumming by Kenya Ajanaku, folk musician Nancy Collis,

stone carver Dr. Amy George, author/illustrator Dan Killeen, artist Ruthie Brown, Jazz St.

Louis education coordinator Andy Ament, guitar player and former Beasley grandparent Jim

Coleman, the Gateway Science Academy string ensemble with Beasley alum Natalie

VanWinkle, and potter from Glazed and Confused. Special thanks to the students for being

such polite audience members/participants and to the Fine Arts Day committee for putting

this event together.

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BEASLEY’S BEST FOR TERM 5

The students below were honored at our Beasley Best Assembly in APRIL for Term 5.

They were chosen because they showed the character trait “COOPERATIVE”.

Mrs. Aubuchon - Kindergarten- Isabella Meyer, Gage Siebert Mrs. Koewler – Kindergarten –Abigail Mitchell, JoJo Chandler Mrs. Schilling – Kindergarten – Elizabeth Trejo, Oliver Holman Mrs. Berhorst – 1st grade – Melih Deronjic, Han Au Ms. Calloway – 1st grade-Aubrey Erhard, Chase Drezek Mrs. Hagely – 1st grade – Giuliana Cooper, Megan Olive Mrs. Hubbard – 1st grade- Elisa Dizdarevic, Jackson Hoban Mrs. Cordia – 2nd grade – Kaylee Berger, Aaron Bishop Mrs. Distefano –2nd grade- Samuel Hoerman, Jada Davis Mrs. Dressel – 2nd grade – Stephen Walsh, Elvisa Halilovic Miss Bayer – 3rd grade – Elvin Babahmetovic, William Bishop Miss Krueger- 3rd grade- Lynett Rojo, Ellliot Hughes Mrs. Weber- 3rd grade – Hailey Holt, Alex Mitchell Mrs. Hancock – 4th grade – Chase Leathers, Sera Lueker Mr. Hardy – 4th grade – Miriam Hoerman, Lidia Hernandez Miss Otto – 4th grade – Natalie Johnson, Matthew Soliz Ms. Barton – 5th grade- Dalmar Campara, Megan Corson Mrs. Walker – 5th grade – Riley Hughes, Haylie Silva Mrs. Woodrome–5th grade- Ajla Fejzic, Tyler Francis Mr. McClusky – Music- Matt Sippel, Madeline McClusky Mrs. Birtley – P.E. – Addisyn Meyerpeter, Lorenzo Estigoy Mr. Timme – Art- Savauna Stoehr, Minja Medan

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BEASLEY’S BEST FOR TERM 6

The students below were honored at our Beasley Best Assembly in MAY for Term 6.

They were chosen because they showed the character trait “SAFE”.

Mrs. Aubuchon - Kindergarten- Carter Mooney, Rhiannon Gray Mrs. Koewler – Kindergarten – Anaja Campara, Anna Langford Mrs. Schilling – Kindergarten – Kalen Woodson, Mia Howard Mrs. Berhorst – 1st grade – Errick Henderson, Dillon Yonko Ms. Calloway – 1st grade- Cole Abram, Evie Hamilton Mrs. Hagely – 1st grade – Chloe Islam, Giuliana Cooper Mrs. Hubbard – 1st grade- Gabrielle Surveyor, Jayonna Wright Mrs. Cordia – 2nd grade – Shaylin Bravo, Ja’Bari Whitt Mrs. Distefano –2nd grade- Colin Lohaus, Aubrey Netemeyer Mrs. Dressel –3rd grade- Maya Molnar, Jayla Bryant Miss Bayer – 3rd grade – Maya Anderson, Lucas Hamilton Miss Krueger- 3rd grade- Chase Forbus, Uyen Au Mrs. Weber- 3rd grade – Cade Holman, Jacob Parks Mrs. Hancock – 4th grade – Parker Medina, Austyn Hartis Mr. Hardy – 4th grade – Alexies Farrington , Ammar Osmun Miss Otto – 4th grade – Ayanna Askew, Myesha Dickens Ms. Barton – 5th grade- Lorenzo Estigoy, Deirdre Davis Mrs. Walker – 5th grade – Colten Chandler, Conner Norris Mrs. Woodrome–5th grade- Sydney Ladage, Mariah Cavaluzzi Mr. McClusky – Music- Jordan Ditto, Tran Au Mrs. Birtley – P.E. – Adnan Softic, Zechariah Potts Mr. Timme – Art- Jessica Stevens, Sera Lueker

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Jaguar Journeys

Summertime Family Adventures

2016

Dear Beasley Families,

Let’s meet our friends during the summer!

We will meet three times this summer for some fun in the sun.

Join us as many times as you can.

This is an opportunity for your family to see other Beasley families during the

summer and enjoy the parks around St. Louis.

Suson Park – Tuesday, June 7th

6073 Wells Road, St. Louis, MO 63128

-Walk around the lake, explore the barn, and play on the playground

-Group picture will be taken in front of the barn at 10:30 am

Powder Valley Nature Center – Thursday, June 30th

11715 Cragwold Rd, Kirkwood, MO 63122

-Hike and explore the Nature Center

-Group picture will be taken at 9:30 am by the frog in front of the Learning

Center

Forest Park and Missouri History Museum, Wednesday, July 20th

5700 Lindell Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63112

-Explore the History Museum’s Clubhouse (Free) http://mohistory.org/historyclubhouse

-Walk to the Grand Basin or the other wonderful areas of Forest Park

-Group picture will be taken in front of the History Museum by the fountain

at 10:00

Children need to be accompanied and supervised by an adult at all times during the activity.

***There will be no Beasley supervision. This is a family event. ***

All activities are weather permitting – check Beasley Facebook Page for updates.

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2016 District Art Show

Ayla Wells Grade K Aubuchon

Olivia Westbrook Grade K Aubuchon

Evangeline Hamilton Grade 1 Calloway

Liliana Riofrio Grade 1 Hubbard

Anna Hoppe Grade 1 Calloway

Clementine Birkenstock Grade 1 Calloway

Grace Parks Grade 1 Berhorst

Allison Logan Grade 2 Cordia

Enisa Mujanic Grade 2 Cordia

Jayden Ingram Grade 2 DiStefano

Jenna Jabr Grade 3 Bayer

Maya Anderson Grade 3 Bayer

Medina Tabakovic Grade 3 Bayer

Diana Farelas-Alcantar Grade 4 Otto

Tran Au Grade 4 Otto

Natalie Johnson Grade 4 Otto

Emra Hrnjic Grade 4 Hardy

Jaylinn Miller Grade 5 Walker

Evan McClusky Grade 5 Woodrome

Charm Rayner Grade 5 Barton

Tiffany Demetro Grade 5 Barton

Congratulations to all the students who participated!

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Volunteer Tea

This year we had Sundae Treats. All of our volunteers make Beasley complete so they joined

us for a special sweet treat. We had a great turnout! There were 29 volunteers in

attendance. We truly appreciate all of our volunteers whether you were able to make it or not

to our tea. Volunteers are the cherry on top of the ice cream sundae!

We appreciate all the time and effort you put forth to make Beasley an awesome school.

Good News! We have been recycling all Frito Lay bags to earn money for our

school. Now Terracycle will recycle any snack bag. It doesn't matter if it Frito Lay. So lets recycle Generic brands, Rold Gold, Veggie Straws,

etc. Thanks for your continued support in our recycling efforts! Please keep saving over the summer from all your picnics and BBQ's.

Just put them in a bag and turn in next school year! Any questions, just ask Mrs. Hagely

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Congratulations to Kindergarten, 1ST & 2nd grade classes, who brought in 1,461

Box Tops and 2,882 Labels For Education for our April Showers Challenge. 3rd to

5th grade classes brought in 776 Box Tops and 205 Labels. Great job to all! Keep

bringing them in and don’t forget our summer challenge –

“BOX TOPS ACROSS AMERICA!”

Greater St. Louis Science Fair

The results are in! The following Beasley Elementary SUPERSTARS entered projects in the

Greater St. Louis Science Fair at Queeny Park on April 25th

.

Mariah in Mrs. Woodrome’s 5th

grade class received a Bravo Blue ribbon for her project: Perfect

Polish Price vs. Quality! Way to go, Mariah!

Sarah Lanemann in Mrs. Woodrome’s 5th

grade class received a Rock’n Red ribbon for her

project: Let’s Soak up Some Oil! Great thinking, Sarah!

Trevor in Mrs. Barton’s 5th

grade class received a Rock’n Red ribbon for his project: Bush

Beans! You Rock, Trevor!

We are proud of our Beasley scientists!

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NNUURRSSEE’’SS NNOOTTEE

End of year reminders:

Medication: No medication can be stored here over the summer even if the student will be

returning next year.

If your child has medicine at school you will need to make arrangements to pick it up

on or before the last day of school. We cannot send medicine home on the bus. We

will be working with you as we call for refills to only have the number of pills

to finish the year.

Please contact the Health Room with any questions.

Information for next year:

All of this years 3rd

graders received a letter and form advising you of the need for a

physical for next year. Please have this done over the summer and return a copy to

the Health Room.

Students entering Kindergarten next year must have proof of up to date

immunizations on file in the Health Room prior to the first day of school.

We also ask for a physical and a completed lead screening form.

Please check for any clothing your child may have borrowed throughout the year and

return it before the last day. It will have Beasley clearly marked on it.

Have a safe summer,

Mrs. Wright RN

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Just a reminder…… Enrollment is going on now for the Mehlville School District Community Enrichment Summer

Programs. The following programs are available:

A variety of morning Summer Camps at Blades Elementary - June 6 through June

30 (Monday - Thursday) Swim Lessons, Coached Lap Swim and Swimnastics at the Mehlville School District

Swimming Pool Driver’s Education in the Witzel Learning Center (on the Mehlville High School

Campus) Tennis Lessons at the Bernard Middle School Tennis Complex

Evening Tae Kwon Do Lessons on the field at Buerkle Middle School

A BIG THANK YOU to 1st grade! They

donated $62.64 to our “Hunger Stops Here” Program. Way

to go!!!

Beasley’s Staff wishes you all a

happy and safe summer! See you all

August 17th! Enjoy your break!!

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S M T W T F S Aug 1-5 New Teacher Orientation S M T W T F S

1 2 3 4 5 6 Aug 15 Professional Development Day 1 2 3 4

7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Aug 16 Teacher Workday 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Aug 17 First Day of School 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Sep 5 No School - Labor Day 19 21 22 23 24 25

28 29 30 31 Sep 29 Half Day - Teacher Workday K-5; MS/HS - PD 26 27 28

Oct 10 High School Evening Conferences

Oct 11-12 Elementary Conferences

S M T W T F S Oct 13 Middle School Evening Conferences S M T W T F S

1 2 3 Oct 14 No School - Conf. Comp. Day 1 2 3 4

4 6 7 8 9 10 Oct 17 No School - Fall Break 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Oct 27 Half Day (PD) 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Nov 8 No School - Elec. Day - Prof Dev. Elem; 19 25

25 26 27 28 29 30 1/2 PD, 1/2 Teacher Workday - MS & HS 26 27 28 29 30 31

Nov 23-25 No School - Thanksgiving

Nov 30 Half Day (PD)

S M T W T F S Dec 14 Half Day (PD) S M T W T F S

1 Dec 21-22 Finals 6-12/Half Day/Teacher Workday 1

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Dec 23 - Jan 3 No School - Winter Break 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

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23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Jan 4 No School - 1/2 PD, 1/2 Teacher Workday 23 24 25 26 27 28 29

30 31 Jan 5 Students return from Winter Break 30

Jan 16 No School - Martin Luther King Day

S M T W T F S Jan 25 Half Day (PD) S M T W T F S

1 2 3 4 5 Feb 20 No School - President's Day 1 2 3 4 5 6

6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Feb 23 Half Day (PD) 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Mar 10 No School - Prof Dev/Workday 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

20 21 22 26 Mar 13 Middle School Evening Conferences 21 22 23 24 25 26 27

27 28 29 30 Mar 14 High School Evening Conferences 28 29 30 31

Mar 15-16 Elementary Conferences

Mar 17 No School - Conf. Comp. Day

S M T W T F S Mar 20-24 No School - Spring Break S M T W T F S

1 2 3 Mar 30 Half Day (PD) 1 2 3

4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Apr 4 No School - Elec. Day - Teacher Workday 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Apr 18 Half Day (PD) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

18 19 20 21 22 24 May 22-23 Finals 6-12/Half Day/Teacher Workday 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

25 31 May 23 Last Day of School 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

May 29 Memorial Day

Mehlville School District · 3120 Lemay Ferry Road · St. Louis, MO 63125 · (314) 467-5000 · www.mehlvilleschooldistrict.com

A DAYS, B DAYS (HS Only)

First & Last Day of School

Half Day

No School - PreK-12

District Offices Closed

Snow Day Make-up, if needed

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