Weekly Winter News
RowaytonElementary SchoolJanuary 21, 2024
Candy and Food Policy Reminder
With Valentine’s Day approaching, please keep our district policy regarding candy and food in mind. Food allergies and restrictions are very serious and we ask for your cooperation in promoting safety in school. When choosing Valentines, prizes, crafts, activities, or goodie bags for your child’s class, please consider options other than food or candy. Some teachers may organize a class treat and will communicate this with parents so that you can opt out or provide an alternative for your child.
SavetheDateforthe2024RowaytonSchoolTalentShow
Save the Date for the 2024 Rowayton School Talent Show
The Talent Show is hosted by our School Governance Council. All funds will support our Legacy Pathway Project. We need to reach our goal of raising $30,000 so that we can install the pathway this year. Please see updates below on how to donate or support.
https://www.rowaytonpta.org/legacywalkway
Grade5ParentMeetingJanuary30at7:00pm
Share Your Photos for the 2024 Yearbook!
The yearbook committee is looking for photos to fill the yearbook. If you have any photos from school, pleae email them to rowaytonyearbook@gmail.com. You can include photos from school of
- students
- events at school
- celebrations
- guest visits
- performances
- school related events
PersonalizedYearbookOrdersDuebyJanuary31
Rowayton Night with the Bridgeport Islanders
Join us for a Bridgeport Islanders hockey game on Saturday, January 27th and raise money for Rowayton School! Ticket price includes an Islander’s hat! Purchase tickets here:
https://fevo-enterprise.com/event/rowayton
Attendance Updates
Parents will now receive attendance updates through ParentSquare. When a child is marked absent, an alert will be sent in an email or text through ParentSquare. These alerts are automated and will be sent any time a child is absent, even if the school knows about the absence in advance.
Good attendance gives your child the best chance to be successful at school. We understand that sometimes children are sick and cannot be at school, but it is important for them to attend each day they are able. Students are considered chronically absent by the State of Connecticut when they have missed 10% of the current days of school. The total includes both excused and unexcused absences. Students with even more absences are considered dangerously absent. Please note that if your child is absent for reasons other than illness, the absences will be recorded as unexcused. Teachers may only provide school work for students who absent due to quarantine or other special circumstances.
Save the Date
January: Color of the Month is Blue
January 26: Challenge Island Assemblies K-2
January 29: Two Hour Early Dismissal
February 1: Invention Convention
February 2: Skate Night
February 8: Winter Concert Grades K- 3 at 2:15pm / Grades 4 & 5 at 6:00pm
February 15: Talent Show at 6:00pm