West Irondequoit Central School District

Rogers Middle School

Newsletter

March 2017

At Rogers We

Care

Upcoming Events

March 24 Family Sock Hop

7 p.m.

March 28-30 NYS ELA Testing

219 Northfield Road, Rochester, New York 14617

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Dear Parents and Guardians, I hope that everyone enjoyed February Break and that students are refreshed and ready to continue the rigorous learning process that is in place at Rogers. The second semester is a critical period of time in which students will build on the learning that has already taken place and extend their knowledge and skills. There are many ways parents can support their child’s learning during the “soon to be spring.” · Ensure that your child maintains a good

attendance record. Students who arrive on time to school and attend every day will have a greater chance of achieving than students who are consistently late or absent. Children who are frequently absent or late miss out on many learning opportunities and have significant diffi-culty catching up with their classmates once they return to school. If you should have any questions about whether your child is too ill to attend school, please contact Mrs. Johnson, school nurse, to discuss the situation with her. Coming to school on time every day helps to es-tablish good habits and gives children an advantage in the learning process.

· Continue to monitor your child’s home-

work. Provide a quiet, comfortable place for your child to study.

· Check your child’s assignment book and determine what they are studying. Make a homework schedule and check to be sure that your child is studying every day. Explain concepts that your child doesn’t understand, but let him/ her do the actual work. Review your child’s assignments and show an interest in what he/she is doing. Finally, praise your child for his/her hard work. Display your child’s work at home.

· Come to every school event that you can.

This will demonstrate to your child that you are committed to their achievement and have an interest in what they are doing in school.

Communication with your child’s teacher(s) is especially important.

Attending parent/teacher conferences is one way to learn more about your child’s strengths and needs and how you can be supportive of their learning. Children are much more successful when parents and teachers work

together. Remember, when parents are involved in their children’s education, achievement increases and behavior improves. Whether it’s supporting your child during homework or participating in a school event, parents can make a difference! We look forward to working with you to ensure the success of every child! Thank you for your support. Sincerely,

Dennis DesRosiers

Principal

Attention 6th Grade Parents Rogers 6th graders move up to our junior high school next year. We already are preparing by, among other things, making world language and music choices. Dake also has an orientation for PARENTS of our 6th graders, and you will receive an invitation let-ter from them. However, we wanted to give you a heads-up so you could save the date on your calendar.

Dake Orientation for Parents of Incoming 7th graders

Monday, April 3, 2017 7:00 p.m.

IHS Auditorium

Procedure For Reporting An Absence / Tardy

Absences from school for any reason should be reported by phone on the day of absence and each successive day the child is out of school. Please call the Health & Attendance Office at 336-3030 before 9 a.m. to report your child absent. Please leave your child’s name, his/her teacher’s name and the reason they are not attending. Please keep your child home from school until they have been fever free for 24 hours without the use of fever reducing medication. When your child returns to school a written note is required by law. If your child will be late for school for any reason, please also notify the Health & Attendance Office at 336-3030 prior to 9 a.m. When your child arrives at school, a written note is required. This procedure is used to make sure we know where your child is at all times. Calling the Attendance Line prior to 9 a.m. will help eliminate calls to parents. Also, we are required to have a written excuse on file for all student absences, tardi-ness or early dismissals as part of their permanent record.

We need pictures for the 6th

Grade Celebration of Students!

Parents – As we prepare for the end of the year celebrations, we need pictures for our slide show. If

you have a few pictures from 1st – 6

th grade, please send them in.

Digital pictures to: Colleen_vay@westiron.monroe.edu

Hard copies: Place in an envelope, include student’s name and homeroom # and hand into the main

office. We will scan the pictures and return them to you as soon as we can.

We like to have one picture of each student. Please no baby pictures. They do not have to be from

school. They can be from outside of school activities as well.

Contact Colleen Vay with any questions. Thank you.

Effort Awards 5th

Grade January 2017 2nd quarter 2016/2017

Natalie Allen Max Angle Allison Austin Averie Baptiste Isabella Beinetti Ella Belculfine Derek Bertram Zoe Briggs Aaron Cadirao Owen Callahan McKenna Callari Dominic Castronova Addison Coates Alexandra Cognata Molly Coleman Isabella Cook Thomas Cooper Elizabeth Crichton Tyler Day Grace DelPrete Leul Delnesa Alana DeMarco Lucas DeSalvo Eva DeSouza Owen Donovan Chloe Erne Owen Evans Laney Flynn Kyle Friedel Jon Gigliotta Colin Graham Giovanna Guagliardo Matthew Guarino Zachary Haight Elaina Hamilton Cayden Heiermann Gioachino Imburgia Kayla Jean-Jacques Vincent Jiang Megan Kamas Rasiny Ketavongsa Lola Koscielski Alex Kozak Ava Langton Xavier Le-Rosado Dana LiVecchi Mallory Locey Lillian Madonia

Eve Maiello Samantha Marriott Ellery McClenathan Elora Miner Andrew Mitchell Omnyat Mohamed Oulia Mohamed Ryaheen Mohamed Jessnelie Montalvo Josephine Morse Loyall Mouzon Nina Mutch Christopher Nicchitta Jordan Nolan Kaliyah Paige Chloe Parsons Nicholas Pepe M. Victoria Petito Castro Delainey Piano Alexandria Porter Noelle Ragone Ariana Ramos David Rathbun Corinthian Reed Mi’Asia Rolon Meghan Roussie Maxamillian Santiago Ryan Scacchitti Brandon Schmiedlin Aye Sha Anwaar Shallal Hussain Shallal Jaylynn Smith David Strutinskiy Andrew Sullivan Liam Sullivan Amaya Taddonio Sabrina Tolle Ethan Totter Michael Vaccarella Alexa VanDam Elian Velazquez Cade Vida Colton Vinette Brandon Yanguas Ava Zani Allison Zon

Elijah Acosta Aidan Amy Katrina Belle Kip Bertram Andre Bigham Charles Bohrer Zachary Boice Isaiah Bortle Alexander Bruno Jackson Burns Abigail Butler Gwendolyn Button Alyssa Calarco Gabriela Cannizzo Marlie Capuano Sophia Clarke Josiah Cottrill Hailey Crespo Dylan Darling-Marchetti Gredel DeJesus Abril Morgan Donahoe Jack Donovan Lily Doyle Danielle Dwyer Natalie Eksten Isabella Falcone Alexandra Gill Lucie Graziano Ava Harasymchuk Sean Hayes Raya Heath Jalen Hill Ilana Holliday Nagla Homed Daniel Horn Matthew Jorstad Mirza Kapalici Semih Kapalici Kassem Kassem Aiyana Ketavongsa Jillian Keyes Thierry Kirui Noah Kisler Ava Lawrence Crey Lenox

Erin LeVesque Vincent Maddaleno Christian Marcellette Liam McCammon Melissa McCulloch Emma McGuigan Tyler McGuinn Kalan McLaughlin Dmytro Melnyk Allen Mitchell Allyson Mongeon Isabelle Moore Anna Morales Benjamin Mott Delaney Mulcock Grace Muldoon Cameron Murray Ava Palo Maura Potter Madelyn Quinlan Jaelanie Quintana Gregory Raymond Gabriel Rodriguez Diana Romaniv Fadhl Saleh Amaya Sanders Arianna Santos Olivia Schello Kaitlyn Schmitz Samantha Scott Anwer Shallal Kayla Shaw Silvia Smith Lily Solomou Mateo Sotolongo Elise Steele Sarah Stephany Thomas Tisa Caroline Vines Alexa Wainer Briana Warren Vlad Wheeler Annaliese White Katoma Woody Matthew Zumchak

Effort Awards 6th

Grade January 2017 2nd quarter 2016/2017

Honor Roll 5th

Grade January 2017 2nd quarter 2016/2017

Natalie Allen Max Angle Cameron Annechino Allison Austin Averie Baptiste Alison Baumgartner Isabella Beinetti Ella Belculfine Derek Bertram Zoe Briggs Aaron Cadirao Owen Callahan McKenna Callari Joshua Carlson Dominic Castronova Addison Coates Alexandra Cognata Molly Coleman Isabella Cook Thomas Cooper Elizabeth Crichton Tyler Day Ryan DeJohn Grace DelPrete Leul Delnesa Lucas DeSalvo Eva DeSouza Baris Domac Owen Donovan Chloe Erne Owen Evans Laney Flynn Sadie Frazier Kyle Friedel Jon Gigliotta Rorie Gilbert Colin Graham Giovanna Guagliardo Matthew Guarino Zachary Haight Elaina Hamilton

Cayden Heiermann Sienna Hernandez Gioachino Imburgia Kayla Jean-Jacques Nicholas Job Nathan Johnson Megan Kamas Rasiny Ketavongsa Lola Koscielski Alez Kozak Juan ‘Alex’ Laboy Ava Langton Xavier Le-Rosado Dana LiVecchi Mallory Locey Lillian Madonia Eve Maiello Xavier Maldonado Samantha Marriott Ellery McClenathan Elora Miner Andrew Mitchell Oulia Mohamed Ryaheen Mohamed Josephine Morse Loyall Mouzon Nina Mutch Christopher Nicchitta Jordan Nolan Kaliyah Paige Isabella Palmer Chloe Parsons Nicholas Pepe M. Victoria Petito Castro Delainey Piano Alexandria Porter Yasir Price Noelle Ragone Ariana Ramos David Rathbun Corinthian Reed

Yadiel Roldan Mi’Asia Rolon Meghan Roussie Maxamillian Santiago Ryan Scachitti Brandon Schmiedlin Aye Sha Anwaar Shallal Hussain Shallal Mika Slotnick-Smith Jaylynn Smith David Strutinskiy Andrew Sullivan Liam Sullivan Breeanna Taddeo Amaya Taddonio Sabrina Tolle Ethan Totter Derek Uloth Michael Vaccarella Alexa VanDam Elian Velazquez Cade Vida Colton Vinette Noah Vosburgh Brandon Yanguas Ava Zani Allison Zon

Honor Roll 6th

Grade January 2017 2nd quarter 2016/2017

Matalynn Abrams Elijah Acosta Wael Ahmed Aidan Amy Katrina Belle Kip Bertram Andre Bigham Charles Bohrer Zachary Boice Isaiah Bortle Alexander Bruno Jackson Burns Abigail Butler Gwendolyn Button Alyssa Calarco Gabriela Cannizzo Marlie Capuano Mekhi Christensen Sophia Clarke Josiah Cottrill Hailey Crespo Dylan Darling-Marchetti Gredel DeJesus Abril Morgan Donahoe Jack Donovan Lily Doyle Danielle Dwyer Natalie Eksten Isabella Falcone Caleb Freeman Alexandra Gill Lucie Graziano Ava Harasymchuk Robyn Hart Sean Hayes Kayce Hennekey Ilana Holliday Nagla Homed Daniel Horn Matthew Jorstad Mirza Kapalici

Semih Kapalici Kassem Kassem Aiyana Ketavongsa Jillian Keyes Thierry Kirui Noah Kisler Ava Lawrence Crey Lenox Nicholas Lepiane Erin LeVesque Marc-Jacob Lopez Vincent Maddaleno Christian Marcellette Amarys Martinez Liam McCammon Melissa McCulloch Emma McGuigan Tyler McGuinn Kalan McLaughlin Dmytro Melnyk Peter Luca Militello Allen Mitchell Allyson Mongeon Isabelle Moore Anna Morales Benjamin Mott Delaney Mulcock Grace Muldoon Cameron Murray Dhaif Musa Olivia Neuman Mackenzie Page Ava Palo Alyssia Perez Maura Potter Madelyn Quinlan Jaelanie Quintana Gregory Raymond Benjamin Resseguie Isabella Rivera Gabriel Rodriguez

Diana Romaniv Fadhl Saleh RaJae’ Salmon Amaya Sanders Arianna Santos Olivia Schello Kaitlyn Schmitz Samantha Scott Anwer Shallal Kayla Shaw Silvia Smith Lily Solomou Mateo Sotolongo Elise Steele Sarah Stephany Elliott Street Thomas Tisa Caroline Vines Alexa Wainer Briana Warren Ceniyah Washington Vlad Wheeler Annaliese White Matthew Zumchak

FEBRUARY STUDENTS OF THE

MONTH

4TH GRADE

Lia Larson

Erblin Qerimi

Owen McCammon

Cora Shiel

5TH GRADE

Laney Flynn

Owen Evans

Allison Austin

Gioachino Imburgia

6TH GRADE

Kassem Kassem

Kip Bertram

Delaney Mulcock

Ally Mongeon

FEBUARY KINDNESS CRUSADERS Founders: Ally Mongeon, Emma McGuigan, Alex Gill

Laney Flynn Meghan Roussie

Samantha Marriott Jalena Seng

Mateo Sotolongo Jillian Keyes

Robert Wojcik Janeli Powers

Cesar Ostolaza Amaya Sanders

Eve Maiello Mika Slotnick-Smith

Jane Simon Vincent Stephany

Owen McCammon Aidan Zaccagnini

Alyssa Doohan Zoe Briggs

Sarah Stephany Armanee Garcia

Alexandria Porter Elijah Acosta

Victoria Petitio-Castro Emma Holliday

Dylan Darling-Marchetti Abdi Darbane

CHARACTER STARS OF THE WEEK JANUARY 16 – JANUARY 20 CHARACTER GOAL:

Kindness – Actions and behavior that show concern for others welfare, comfort and happiness.

ALLY MONGEON JACKSON BURNS ELISE STEELE

JESSNELIE MONTALVO BRIAHNA PHIETHEP MEGHAN BRANCO

ALIYAH BOZKURT VINCENT STEPHANY ANDREW MITCHELL

SAM SOLOMOU OWEN SIMON AVA GITS

FONTAINE PEREZ SEDONA BELL ALLISON ZON

ALEX FRIEDEL JOSIE KRZYWDA OWEN MCCAMMON

IAN SPENCER JACKIE CRESPO AIDAN ZACCAGNINI

ISABELLE CARASQUILLO ALEX FRIEDEL ELLA EROL

LUKE SIMON NATALEE SINCLAIR CADEN PAYNE

DELILAH SARDISCO MADELINE MITCHELL NATHAN CASTELLON

GRACE DELPRETE MCKENNA CALLARI ELLA BELCULFINE

ELAINA HAMILTON NOELLE RAGONE

CHARACTER STARS OF THE WEEK JANUARY 23 – JANUARY 27 CHARACTER GOAL:

Helpfulness – Being willing to offer help to others whenever they need it.

LOGAN HARRIS CAROLINE VINES KIP BERTRAM

DAMIAN STEPHANY COLBY VANORDEN SIR DUNHAM

GIANNA CALDARELLI GIO CASSETTA CALEB COUSIN

SAM SOLOMOU FONTAINE PEREZ ROBERT WOJCIK

CORA SHIEL SEDONA BELL JORDAN NOLAN

ELIAN VELASQUEZ RYAN AVERY CAMERON FREEMAN

DWAINE GRAHAM LILY SOLOMOU COLBY MROCZEK

LIAM WOOD ISABELLA CARASQUILLO ALEX FRIEDEL

AIDAN ZACCAGNINI JOSIE KRZYWDA OWEN MCCAMMON

ELLA EROL LUKE SIMON NATALEE SINCLAIR

CADEN PAYNE DELILAH SARDISCO MADELINE MITCHELL

NATHAN CASTELLON OWEN EVANS

CHARACTER STARS OF THE WEEK JANUARY 30 – FEBRUARY 3 CHARACTER GOAL:

Honesty – When you speak the truth and act truthfully.

ZACH BOICE JALEN HILL DOMINIC POWERS

CEYLIN MADEN JANE SIMON CAMERON FORYS

LIAM SULLIVAN GIZELLE SCOTT DEREK CUDO

SAM SOLOMOU WILL BINGHAM DELAINEY PIANO

AVA LANGTON ISABELLE CARASQUILLO AIDAN ZACCAGNINI

BENJAMIN HONDORF RASEED SMITH ALEX FRIEDEL

LILAH SPERANDIO-ARSENAULT ELLA EROL LUKE SIMON

NATALEE SINCLAIR CADEN PAYNE DELILAH SARDISCO

MADELINE MITCHELL JOSIE KRZYWDA NATHAN CASTELLON

OWEN MCCAMMON MCKENNA CALLARI DANA LIVECCHI

JAYLYNN SMITH CHLOE PARSONS

Continental Math League

During the month of January, fifth and sixth graders at Rogers School participated in the “Continental

Math League.” This monthly contest provides students with the opportunity to showcase their problem

solving skills by solving six unique word problems.

The High 5th Grade Scorers were:

+5 Ariana Ramos, Michael Vaccarella, Giovanna Guagliardo,

Ellery McClenathan, Loyall Mouzon, Liam Sullivan

The High 6th Grade Scorers were:

+5 Ben Mott, Lily Doyle

+4: Noah Kisler, Vlad Wheeler, Elijah Acosta, Dylan Darling-Marchetti

A PERFECT SCORE was earned by:

+6 Brandon Schmiedlin

Here is a sample problem to try at home:

Danny is 9 years old. Next year he will be twice as old as his sister will be then. How old will his

sister be when Danny is 14 years old? (Answer: 9)

Congratulations to all participants!

Mr. Brickler

Mrs. Hurlburt

Mrs. Schaumberg

Art News March 2017

As the New Year continues, it is a perfect time for us to reflect upon and celebrate our artistic accomplishments. Fourth grade students are putting the finishing touches on their Bug Puzzle Prints. This type of foam printing involves carving deep lines into Styrofoam with a dull pencil. Then, printing ink is rolled on with a brayer and the image is transferred onto paper. Each student was able to print multiple times using colorful inks and paper. Dry prints were then cut up and arranged onto a base print to create the “puzzle” effect. Our fifth graders are putting the finishing touches on their Oaxaca Creature project. These whimsical creatures are inspired by the Oaxaca woodcarvings of Oaxaca, Mexico. We constructed them out of art scraps such as cardboard tubes, newspaper, bubble wrap, wire, and miles of tape. Next, we wrapped them in plaster craft. Finally, we painted them in brightly patterned motifs similar to the Oaxaca carvings seen in class. In sixth grade, we have finally finished our Steampunk Clay project. Steampunk is a style that incorpo-rates retro-futuristic inventions and technology inspired by 19th century industrial steam-powered machinery. Students created creatures or masks out of clay using the score, slip and blend technique of building with clay. Each creation was painted with black and metallic paint to give the illusion of aged metal. As always, please do not hesitate to contact me with any questions you have about our art program here at Rogers Middle School. Mrs. Landt

Attention

Art Club Members

Art Club will be held on Thursdays in the Art Room (#009) from 3:10 – 3:50 p.m. Please show up on time and remember to arrange for a ride home. Parents, please do not hesitate to contact me with any questions. Thank you! Mrs. Landt Megan_Landt@westiron.monroe.edu Upcoming Art Club Dates: 6th Grade: March 2, 9, 16, 23, 30

Builders’ Club

Builders’ Club is excited to announce that this year we have a new service project for March! We will be collecting new school supplies for Bohemia All Age School in St. Ann Jamaica the week of March 13. Please send in your donations during that week to support this wonderful cause.

Also, start saving your loose change for our Coin Drive which will take place in May.

As always, we thank you for your support!

Rogers Ice-Skating Club Dates For February and March

Tuesdays, March 14, 21, 28, April 4, 11, 2017

The bus loop in front of school is closed from

2:45 –3:15 and 5:15-5:45 p.m. on skating days.

Any questions or concerns please call Mrs. DeNinnis at 336-0708.

Remember to wear long, thick socks

=================================== ATTENTION

FRONT BUS LOOP CLOSED

The bus loop in front of school is closed from 2:45-3:15 and again from 5:15-5:45 p.m. on the

following Tuesdays for Ice Skating Club to allow bus access:

March 14 March 21 March 28

April 4 April 11

DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME

DON’T FORGET TO SET YOUR CLOCKS AHEAD ONE HOUR

WHEN YOU GO TO BED MARCH 11

SAVE THE DATE GR. 6 MEDIEVAL FAIR WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12 MORE INFO. TO FOLLOW

Physical Education News

Students have been actively moving in Physical Education class this winter! In March, we will begin our Jump Rope unit. This unit will consist of students working individual-ly with a jump rope, working in groups with jump ropes or jump bands, and getting the opportunity to explore jump rope moves. Students will also participate in a basketball unit during March. This unit will consist of individual basketball skill work on dribbling, shooting, and defense followed by 3 on 3 gameplay. We will wrap up March with a Painless Dance unit that focuses on student movement and exploration. Overall, we encourage the students to actively participate in the activities that they love, be open to try some of the new activities being offered, continue to give their best effort, and show good sportsmanship to all! Mrs. Gould and Mr. Rose

March Intramurals: Floor Hockey

Rogers Chess Club Come one, come all! Check out the Rogers School Chess Club. Any student who is interested in playing chess is welcome to join the Chess Club and play the game of kings. Students in fourth, fifth and sixth grade are invited to try their skills and learn new strategies from one another. Chess Club will be held in Art Room #009. Students must arrange for transportation home prior to each meeting. Mrs. Arcarisi

Chess Club Meeting Dates

Mar. 10, 24 Apr. 7, 28 May 12

GRADE 6 OUTDOOR

EDUCATION

Outdoor Education packets will be distributed

on March 17th and are due back by March 31st.

SOLO FEST NEWS

The following students participated in the Monroe County Solo Festival on Friday, January 27 and Satur-day, January 28 at Barker Road Middle School in Pittsford. The students played 3 scales, a prepared solo, and then two lines of sight reading for another music teacher. They received written comments from the judge and earned scores of Outstanding, Excellent, or Good. Four of our students were selected to partici-pate in the Monroe All County Festival which will take place in late March. Congratulations to all of these students for a job well done! Mr. Piato and Ms. Kettelkamp

These students received a rating of Outstanding: Kayla Shaw, Level 2 solo Annaliese White, Level 4 Dylan Darling-Marchetti, Level 3 Vlad Wheeler, Level 2 Ellery McClenathan, Level 3 Derek Bertram, Level 2 Sabrina Tolle, Level 2 Ava Zani, Level 2 Lilly Madonia, Level 1 Alyssa Calaraco, Level 2 Victoria Petito, Level 1 Allison Zon, Level 1 Grace DelPrete, Level 1 Corinthian Reed, Level 1 Gioaco Imburgia, Level 1 Ava Harasymchuk, Level 1 Elise Steele, Level 1 Allison Austin, Level 1 Isabella Falcone, Level 2 Charlie Bohrer, Level 2 Ella Belculfine, Level 2 Lucas DeSalvo, Level 1 Alex Kozak, Level 2 Marlie Capuano, Level 2 Allyson Mongeon, Level 2 Emma McGuigan, Level 2

The following students received a rating of Excellent: Ava Palo, Level 2 Melissa McCulloch, Level 2 Zachary Boice, Level 3 Caroline Vines, Level 3 Katie Schmitz, Level 2 Alexandra Gill, Level 2 Samantha Marriott, Level 2 Xavier Le-Rosado, Level 2 Ryan DeJohn, Level 2 Meghan Roussie, Level 2 Elora Miner, Level 2 Aidan Amy, Level 2 Maddie Quinlan, Level 2 Lily Doyle, Level 3 The following students received a rating of Good: Alexander Bruno, Level 3 Molly Coleman, Level 2 Ava Langton, Level 2 The following students were selected to All County: Annaliese White--All County Orchestra Dylan Darling--Marchetti-All County Orchestra Ellery McClenathan--All County Orchestra Lily Doyle—All County Band

Parent Advocates for Students with Special Needs

P.A.S.S.N.

Our next PASSN meeting will cover the transi-

tion process. The transition specialist from West

Irondequoit will be sharing information and an-

swering questions. The meeting is on March 20

at 7:00 p.m. in the Lake Ontario room at the

Irondequoit Public Library. Hope to see you

there!

Can’t attend this meeting? Go to our website to get the meeting minutes and explore other useful resources. http://wipassn.wixsite.com/wipassn

You can also check out our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/westirondequoitpassn

P.A.S.S.N. is a subcommittee of the West Ironde-quoit Central PTSA.

Robin Hondorf 315-9218 roba31@yahoo.com Gretchen Spencer 314-6382 gretchen.spencer@frontiernet.net Sue Stellman 721-8733 suestellman@yahoo.com

The NYS Office of Child and Family Services operates a toll-free telephone number

to receive reports of child abuse or neglect. The number is 1-800-342-3720.

The Office of Child and Family Services

website can be accessed here: http://ocfs.ny.gov/main/cps/faqs.asp

La Oficina de Servicios para Niños y Familias del Estado de Nueva York opera un número

de teléfono gratuito para recibir informes de abuso o negligencia infantil.

El número es 1-800-342-3720.

El Sitio Web de La Oficina de Servicios para Niños y Familias se puede acceder aquí:

Http://ocfs.ny.gov/main/cps/faqs.asp

WEST IRONDEQUOIT CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 2017-18 SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION

APPLICATION FOR TRANSPORTATION TO AND FROM A CHILDCARE PROVIDER

2017-18 school transportation is scheduled to be provided for eligible district pupils as follows: Distance between home and school legally attended; as measured by the nearest available route (public highway) must meet these minimums:

Applications for 2017-18 school transportation MUST be submitted no later than April 1, 2017. In the case of persons who move into the district after April 1, 2017, residence in the district must be proven with the district registrar (336-6743). After proving residence with the district registrar, and within 30 days of moving into the district, application must be completed and submitted for transportation.

Pupils applying for transportation to and/or from a childcare provider must meet eligibility as stated above. The childcare provider must be located within West Irondequoit School District boundaries. The District reserves the right to require proof of New York State Certification of the childcare provider. Requests for transportation to a place of parental employment will not be honored, unless the employer maintains a registered childcare provider service and is located within the West Irondequoit School District boundaries.

Children must ride the same bus every day and be dropped at the same bus

stop every day; requests for transportation to alternate addresses on alter-

nate days will not be honored.

TO APPLY FOR 2017-18 SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION TO AND/OR FROM A CHILDCARE PROVIDER, PLEASE COMPLETE FORM BELOW

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TRANSPORTATION TO AND /OR FROM A CHILDCARE PROVIDER

Please complete both sides of application. To Board of Education, West Irondequoit Central School District: I request that school transportation be provided for my child to and/or from a childcare provider in West Irondequoit during the 2017-18 school year.

GRADES K-3 . . . . . . . . . All Students

GRADES 4-6 . . . . . . . . . More than 1 1/2 Miles

Child’s Name: __________________________________ Birth Date: _____________________

Home Address: _________________________________

Home/Cell Phone #: ________________ Parent Work #: _________________

Childcare Provider's: Address:______________________________________ Phone #:______________________________________ Start date:_____________________________________

Please CIRCLE home or sitter AM Pickup: Home Sitter PM Drop: Home Sitter

School child is attending: ______________________________________________

Grade child is enrolled in as of September 2017: ___________________

Signature of parent or guardian: _____________________________________________ Date of Application: ___________

SUBMIT APPLICATION FORM NO LATER THAN APRIL 1, 2017 TO: WICSD Board of Education

321 List Ave., Rochester, NY 14617 ATTN.: TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT

OR FAX TO: 585-336-3023

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CERTIFICATION We _____________________________________ certify that ______________________________________________ (Name of parent/legal guardian) (Name of childcare provider) assumes full legal responsibility for the care, custody and protection of the before named child from the time of drop off by the child’s parent until picked up by the school bus and/or from the time the child is dropped off by the school bus at the above childcare provider’s address, until the parent picks the child up. The childcare provider and the parent each individually agree that if the childcare arrangements described herein are terminated or altered, each will assume responsibility to notify the West Irondequoit Central School District Transportation Department at 336-2992. This certification applies to: Before school pick-up _______________ After school drop off _______________ Both before and after school _________ Signature of Parent ___________________________________________________ Date _____________________ Signature of Childcare Provider _________________________________________ Date _____________________

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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Cereal Or

Bagel with Cream Cheese Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk 1

Pillsbury French Toast Or

Bagel with Cream Cheese Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk 2

Cereal Or

Bagel with Cream Cheese Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk 3

National School Breakfast

Week!

Cereal or Bagel with Cream Cheese

Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk 6 7

Pillsbury Cini Minis Or

Bagel with Cream Cheese Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk 7

9

Cereal Or

Bagel with Cream Cheese Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk 8

Pillsbury Apple Frudel Or

Bagel with Cream Cheese Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk 9

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Cereal Or

Bagel with Cream Cheese Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk 10

Cereal Or

Bagel with Cream Cheese Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk 13

Pillsbury Mini Pancakes Or

Bagel with Cream Cheese Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk 14

Cereal Or

Bagel with Cream Cheese Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk 15

Pillsbury Cherry Frudel Or

Bagel with Cream Cheese Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk 16

Cereal Or

Bagel with Cream Cheese Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk 17

Cereal Or

Bagel with Cream Cheese Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk 20 22

Pillsbury Mini Waffles Or

Bagel with Cream Cheese Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk 21

Cereal Or

Bagel with Cream Cheese Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk 22

Pillsbury French Toast Or

Bagel with Cream Cheese Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk 23

Cereal Or

Bagel with Cream Cheese Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk 24

Cereal

Or Bagel with Cream Cheese

Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk 27

Pillsbury Cini Minis Or

Bagel with Cream Cheese Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk 28

Cereal Or

Bagel with Cream Cheese Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk 29

Pillsbury Apple Frudel Or

Bagel with Cream Cheese Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk 30

Cereal Or

Bagel with Cream Cheese Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

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West Irondequoit Schools

March 2017 New Requirements for the

School Breakfast Program: All grains must be whole-grain rich

(must contain at least 50% whole

grain)

At least 1 full cup of fruit must be

offered daily, and students are

required to take at least a half cup

(so students must take either a

juice or a fruit, which may be

either fresh or canned, in addition

to the main entrée and the milk)

Student Breakfast $1.70 Faculty & Staff Breakfast $2.50 (tax included)

High School Breakfast Hours 7:15 AM- 10:00 AM Dake Breakfast Hours 7:20 AM- 7:53 AM Rogers Breakfast Hours 8:35 AM- 8:55 AM Iroquois Breakfast Hours 8:00 AM- 8:20 AM

National School Breakfast Week Is March 6-10!

Come in for a healthy breakfast!!

Breakfast $1.70 Student milk $0.50 Milk choice: 1% white or fat free chocolate & skim. Faculty & Staff Breakfast $2.50 tax included. Now you can pay for

your meals on-line. Visit our website: www.westirondequoit.org . Once there, CLICK ON, “Menus”. There you will find a link for MySchoolBucks. Menu is

subject to change without notice. This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer.

Looking for part-time employment while your children are in school? Call the Nutritional offices at 336-2953 and ask for Betsy!!

Breakfast Menu

Grades 4-12

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Hot Meatball Sub Cauliflower w/ Cheese Sauce Raw Veggie Sticks 4 oz. 100% Juice Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 1

Macaroni and Cheese Mixed Vegetables Raw Veggie Sticks Golden Diced Peaches Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 2

Pizza! Spinach Salad Raw Veggie Sticks Fruit Cocktail Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 3

Asian Chicken w/ Brown Rice Oriental Vegetables Raw Veggie Sticks Diced Pears Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 6

Taco w/ Trimmings Seasoned Corn Raw Veggie Sticks Applesauce Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 7 10

18

Breaded Mozzarella Sticks w/ Marinara Steamed Broccoli Raw Veggie Sticks 4 oz. 100% Juice Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 8 19

BBQ Beef Hoagie French Fries Raw Veggie Sticks Golden Diced Peaches Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 9 913112 20

Pizza! Leafy Green Salad Raw Veggie Sticks Mandarin Oranges Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 10 21

Chili Cheese Potato Wedges Seasoned Carrots Raw Veggie Sticks Diced Pears Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 13

Chicken Smackers Mashed Potatoes Raw Veggie Sticks Applesauce Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 14

Cinnamon Glazed French Toast Sticks with Sausage Warm Cinnamon Apples Raw Veggie Sticks 4 oz. 100% Juice Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 15

Pasta & Meatballs w/ Sauce Steamed Broccoli Raw Veggie Sticks Golden Diced Peaches Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 16

Pizza! Romaine Salad Raw Veggie Sticks Fruit Cocktail Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 17

Hamburger or Bacon Cheeseburger on a Bun French Fries Raw Veggie Sticks Diced Pears Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 20

Baked Chicken with Mashed & Gravy Green Beans Raw Veggie Sticks Applesauce Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 21

Hot Meatball Sub Cauliflower w/ Cheese Sauce Raw Veggie Sticks 4 oz. 100% Juice Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 22

Macaroni and Cheese Mixed Vegetables Raw Veggie Sticks Golden Diced Peaches Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 23

Pizza! Spinach Salad Raw Veggie Sticks Mandarin Oranges Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 24

Asian Chicken w/ Brown Rice Oriental Vegetables Raw Veggie Sticks Diced Pears Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 27

Taco w/ Trimmings Seasoned Corn Raw Veggie Sticks Applesauce Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 28

Breaded Mozzarella Sticks w/ Marinara Steamed Broccoli Raw Veggie Sticks 4 oz. 100% Juice Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 29

BBQ Beef Hoagie French Fries Raw Veggie Sticks Golden Diced Peaches Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 30

Pizza! Leafy Green Salad Raw Veggie Sticks Fruit Cocktail Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 31

West Irondequoit Schools

March 2017

Five Components make a meal: meat, or meat

alternate, grain, fruit, vegetable and milk. You

can have everything but you must choose 3

items and one must be either 1/2 cup fruit or ¾

cup vegetable.

ALTERNATIVE ENTRÉES

Ham, Turkey or Tuna Sandwich on 100% WW Bread or Roll

Yogurt Parfait with Fruit and Granola

Pre-Packaged Salads

During Lent, we will have Fish Sandwiches available on Fridays.

Baked Beans served once per week as an extra vegetable.

Student lunch $2.75

Faculty & Staff lunch $4.25 (tax included)

Roger’s Lunch Hours 11:20 AM- 1:35 PM

Iroquois Lunch Hours 10:45 AM- 1:00 PM

National School Breakfast Week

is March 6-10!

Come in for a healthy breakfast!!

Lunch $2.75 Student milk $0.50 Milk choice: 1% white or fat free chocolate & skim. Faculty & Staff Lunch $4.25 tax included. Now you can pay for your

meals on-line. Visit our website: www.westirondequoit.org . Once there, click on, “Menus”. There you will find a link for MySchoolBucks. Menu is subject

to change without notice. This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer.

Looking for part-time employment while your children are in school? Call the Nutritional offices at 336-2953 and ask for Betsy!!

Grades 4-6 Rogers & Iroquois

School