November 16- 20

  The Book Fair provides a great opportunity for you to help your children find the books they want to read. To keep the momentum going, we've created a top 5 list of reasons you don't want to miss the Book Fair when it comes to your school:

1. You can shop from hundreds of quality books in every price range, interest, and reading level.
2. You'll help your child's school earn books and funds for classrooms and libraries.
3. You'll connect with your child's school reading and literacy initiatives.
4. You'll find exclusive, more affordable editions of many of the most popular books sold in retail stores.
5. And best of all, you and your child will have fun choosing books together.

Along with an extensive variety of great books, Scholastic Book Fairs also offers developmental items, such as school supplies, journals, flashcards, and how-to kits that encourage exploration, self-expression, creative problem solving, and other important skills.

So don't miss out!!!

Make Reading a Habit From Home

Preview the book fair here

 Family Read Night Presents:

Pizza and Pajama Party

You are invited to  

Pizza & Pajama Party Read Night

Just for 2nd & 3rd Graders and their Parents

Tuesday, November 17th, 5:30 p.m.

Children can wear their

 appropriate pajamas for  AR

 reading with their parents. 

 (Please do not bring other children.)

Pizza will be served.

Private Preview Showing, Book Fair

RSVP 625-3457 Ext. 2007

RSVP 

Notice to Parents Concerning Type A Influenza

 We know that many of you may have concerns about Type A influenza spreading at school and the possibility of infecting others at home.  Here is some information that may be helpful to you and answer some of the questions you have.

 Superintendent Wayne Savoy will be sending a general message via School Messenger® telephone system to remind parents to check the www.cpsb.org website regularly for confirmed cases of Type A influenza listed by school per day.

• nced using School Messenger® as warranted via the Risk Management Department.

1. Computer lab and work stations wiped down daily.

2. Students instructed on proper hand washing and coughing procedures.

3. Hand sanitizers are provided.

4. If your child is running a fever, please keep them home until fever free for 24 hours without medication. This will help reduce the spread of the influenza

Type A Influenza Quick Facts and Recommendations document is available at www.cpsb.org as well as links to the Center for Disease Control, www.cdc.gov and www.flu.gov.

Welcome Maplewood’s New Assistant Principal
Saberly O’Quain served last year as administrative intern on our staff. Maplewood's Administration staff from left to right are Brad Brinkley, Terry Collins, Saberly O'quain, and Principal Margaret Goode.

Safe, teacher-endorsed search engine which allows patrons to search by subject, keyword, standards, benchmarks, and GLEs.  Only educational websites are yielded in all searches.  Extra features, including a dictionary and timeline, are available to help patrons in their searches.

Please see your child's Data Binder for his/her username and password