jfb pto newsletter 3-18-15

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pg. 1 JFB PTO Newsletter March 18, 2015 Please add [email protected] to your email address list so this year’s newsletters reach you! Important Upcoming Dates Wed., 3/18 Superintendent Search focus groups, 7am, 10-12, 7pm, KEC; Family Reading Night, 6- 7:30pm, JFB Cafeteria Thurs., 3/19 KYO football sign-ups, 5:30-7:30, JFB Multi-Purpose Room Tues., 3/24 Second grade musical, Blazek/Bogard at 6pm, Tuggle/Thomas at 7pm, JFB Cafeteria Fri., 3/27 Bright Shirt spirit day – kick off spring break in style! Mon., 3/30 – Mon. 4/6 Spring Break Tues., 4/7 School Resumes For more events, check out our JFB PTO Google Calendar! You can even subscribe to the calendar so you can be alerted when new items are added! JFB PTO at Work for Our Kids This week, JFB third graders had a visit from the Cincinnati Zoo’s “Wild Writing” in-school enrichment program! The children were able to pen a poem, a narrative, a persuasive essay, a letter, or a report after visiting with live Zoo animals in their classrooms! Through close examination and tactile encounters they enriched their writing experience and explored how to write wildly! This is why we raise funds!

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In this edition of our JFB PTO Newsletter:* Third Grade "Wild Writing" program* After-School Enrichment - Soccer Shots, Ecology Kids Club, Park's TaeKwonDo, StarGlazers Pottery, Dance* Butterfly Walk for CancerFree Kids* Amaryllis Race Update* Family Reading Night (TONIGHT!)* Superintendent Search (TODAY!)

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    JFB PTO Newsletter

    March 18, 2015

    Please add [email protected] to your email address list so this years newsletters reach you!

    Important Upcoming Dates

    Wed., 3/18 Superintendent Search focus groups, 7am, 10-12, 7pm, KEC; Family Reading Night, 6-7:30pm, JFB Cafeteria

    Thurs., 3/19 KYO football sign-ups, 5:30-7:30, JFB Multi-Purpose Room

    Tues., 3/24 Second grade musical, Blazek/Bogard at 6pm, Tuggle/Thomas at 7pm, JFB Cafeteria

    Fri., 3/27 Bright Shirt spirit day kick off spring break in style!

    Mon., 3/30 Mon. 4/6 Spring Break

    Tues., 4/7 School Resumes

    For more events, check out our JFB PTO Google Calendar! You can even subscribe to the calendar so you can be alerted when new items are added!

    JFB PTO at Work for Our Kids

    This week, JFB third graders had a visit from the Cincinnati Zoos Wild Writing in-school enrichment program! The children were able to pen a poem, a narrative, a persuasive essay, a letter, or a report after visiting with live Zoo animals in their classrooms! Through close examination and tactile encounters they enriched their writing experience and explored how to write wildly!

    This is why we raise funds!

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    After-School Enrichment

    See the flyers at the end of this newsletter for more information

    ttery

    Pottery

    Ecology Kids Club

    PaPrk

    Parks TaeKwonDo

    2015 Krazy Karnival Sponsors

    We would like to extend a special THANK YOU to Parks TaeKwonDo of Landen for their Krazy Karnival Raffle Basket donation this year! Master Park very generously donated two t-shirts, a uniform, and a one-year membership that may be used for TKD, CageFitness or Combined. The retail value of this donation was $1,475!

    KIDS: Learn Self-Control, Self-Confidence, Respect, Anti-Bullying and many other benefits.

    ADULTS: Relieve Stress, Improve Blood Pressure, Lower Bad

    Cholesterol, Improve Flexibility, Gain- Strength, Lose body fat, and most of all have fun and make new friends.

    Parks TaeKwonDo Training and Fitness offers TaeKwonDo classes for ages 3-adult, Cage Fitness, Personal Training, and Martial Arts Birthday Parties!

    WWW.PARKTKD.COM 513-469-7275 Email: [email protected]

    We would also like to recognize and thank Dr. Agenter, who generously donated $1,000 towards orthodontic services! It was one of our most popular raffle baskets!

    3 Convenient Locations

    1120 Western Avenue, Chillicothe, OH 45601, (740) 773-0072

    5964 S. State Route 48, Maineville, OH 45039, (513) 239-8104

    670 N. Broadway St. Lebanon, OH 45036, (513) 409-5052

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    Please be sure to thank and support our generous donors! Beach Waterpark

    Bear Paddle Swim School Bricks 4 Kids

    Bucks Carrabbas

    Cheesecake Factory

    Chuys Cincinnati Bengals

    Cincinnati Princess Party Cincinnati Reds City Bar-B-Que

    Crossgate Lanes Crumbs Cakery

    Culvers

    Deerfield Twp. Fire Station 58 of Maineville Delicio

    doTERRA Traci Butrum Dr. Agenter Dr. Hickman Drama Kids

    Dunkin Donuts Elegant Auto Wash

    Evolution Fitness Warehouse

    Fire House Subs Four Paws

    Frisch's

    Go Play Caf Gym Nation

    Ironclay Masonry Products LLC Jamberry Nails Heather Bersaglia

    Keller Williams Sherri Holzman Kings Athletics

    Kings Island Kona Ice LaRosas

    Lazer Kraze Mac's Pizza Mad Potter

    Market Inquiry Massage Envy

    Meijer Melting Pot

    Mike's Carwash

    Mrs. Stuart Newport Aquarium

    Noodles & Company Pampered Chef Cindy Johnson

    Park's TaeKwonDo (Landen) Park's TaeKwonDo (Mason)

    Popeye's Potbelly Putters Qdoba

    Recreations Outlet Pete Delois Salon Concepts with Dani

    Salon Lofts Sew & So Carol Klinker

    Skips Bagels Sky Zone

    Skyline of Landen Soccer Shots

    Sports Section Springdale Cleaners Star Glazers Pottery

    Stone Creek Tastefully Simple Adla Ann Burke

    Texas Roadhouse Thirty One Stephanie Arnold

    Thirty One Tiffany Wellinghoff

    Thirty-One Angie Purcell Hood Tide Dry Cleaners

    Tom and Chee Toots

    Twice as Fine Consignments UDF

    University of Cincinnati Athletic Dept. Usborne Books Gena Sheets

    VIP Backrubs Walmart

    Webb Studio of Music Whipty Do Widmers

    Woodhouse Day Spa Xavier University

    Youngs Jersey Dairy Farm Zoup

    If you believe someones name is missing from this list, please send a message to us at [email protected] and we will take care of it as soon as we can! (Updated 3-6-15)

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    Butterfly Walk for CancerFree Kids

    JFB student Becca Kniskern and her team of Becca's Believers will

    be joined by Becca's bone marrow donor, Matthew, for the 9th

    Annual Butterfly Walk for CancerFree Kids on Saturday, May 9th!

    In addition, Becca was asked to design the t-shirt for the walk

    this year... so be sure to register early enough to reserve your

    shirt featuring Becca's masterpiece!

    From the Butterfly Walk website: The Butterfly Walk and 5K is

    not your average charity event, it's a celebration of courage. It's

    a chance to show your support for children with cancer, and to

    help fund lifesaving research. It's a time to remember those who

    have passed and a time to celebrate life with an afternoon full of

    fun, music, and a festival full of activities for the whole family. Please join us for the 9th Annual

    event, and help us reach our goal of raising over $100,000 to fund pediatric cancer research!

    FUN FESTIVAL! At the completion of the one mile inspirational walk, it's time to enjoy four hours of festival fun for the whole family. Included with your registration is a wristband for unlimited access to food, entertainment, inflatables, pony rides, games and arts and crafts. The festival is also a great time to check out the raffle table and purchase your tickets for a chance to win some amazing prizes donated by local businesses.

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    Amaryllis Race Update

    For the last several weeks, all of the classrooms at JFB have been participating in an amaryllis race, with assistance from Grannys Garden School in Loveland. After making some scientific predictions, the students began taking care of amaryllis bulbs in early January and have been taking weekly measurements to track their plants growth. Then they have been recording those measurements on a bar graph in the school hallway. Ask your child how his or her plant is growing!

    Reminders

    Kroger Community Rewards makes fund-raising easy all you have to do is shop at Kroger and swipe your Kroger Plus Card! Users must re-register their Plus Card each year, so please login and

    use Organization Number 83795 to make sure you are still signed up.

    Do you have a Target REDCard? You can call 1-800-316-6142 or go to target.com and select JF Burns Elementary School (ID #85265) to be your designated school. Interested in opening a Target REDCard? Some of the benefits include:

    Automatically get 5% off when you use your card in stores and Target.com.

    Target will donate 1% of your REDcard purchases to JFB when you designate our school on your account.

    Free Shipping from Target.com For more details on REDCard benefits, visit this link.

    In addition to our e-blasts, stay informed by checking out our website, Facebook page, and Twitter feed! If you ever have questions, send us an email and we'll do our best to help! ~ Shannon Russell, JFB PTO President

    www.jfb-pto.org facebook.com/BurnsPTO @jfbpto [email protected]

    Market Day order deadlines

    are now on THURSDAYS!

    School Code: 6983

    Next ordering deadline: 4/9/15.

    Pickup: 4/15/15 at 5pm in the caf.

    You can order Market Day products online and they will be

    delivered to JF Burns each month!

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    OHIO SCHOOL BOARDS ASSOCIATION

    EXECUTIVE SEARCH SERVICES

    Kings Local School District

    Please print or type. Attach separate pages if necessary.

    Please complete and return to the Ohio School Boards Association, 8050 N High St Ste 100, Columbus OH 43235-

    6482 or fax (614/540-4100) ATTN: Kathy LaSota or

    email to [email protected]

    1. What are the major issues that will be facing this school district during the next several years? Consider both

    possible threats and golden opportunities.

    2. What do you expect the next superintendent to do about the issues listed above? In other words, what do you

    see as the new superintendents primary role during the next several years?

    3. Given your responses to questions #1 and #2 what personal and professional characteristics will be absolutely

    critical for the next superintendent to be a successful leader?

    4. What specific knowledge, skills and experiences will you be looking for in your new superintendent?

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