THE WEDNESDAY MESSAGE!
The Official Weekly of Salford Hills Elementary School



Wednesday Message Highlights!
Bingo Night April 28th 6-8pm
- RSVP
- Sign Up to Volunteer
Last Call! Salford Hills All School Yearbook
KOC Food Drive
Bean Bag Thanks
K & 1 Snack Purchases in the Cafeteria
Storywalk
PSSA Testing: Schedules, Details, Information and Policies
Parent Resources: 10 Volunteer Opportunities for Kids
First In Math Update
Budding Imagination
May Events at the Public Library
Kindergarten Registration; 2023-2024
Playground Revitalization Campaign
- Next Fundraiser: May 2nd 4-8pm at Chipotle Souderton
Book Fair, 2023
Field Day Coming Soon
Home and School
- March Meeting Minutes
- Next Meeting - April 25th at 5:30pm
- Home and School Volunteer Information
SASD News and Events
- Superintendent's Corner
- IVEF Golf Outing
- Drug Buy Back
- SAVE Plant Sale
- Summer STEM Opportunity
- Confidence Booster: A Summer Workshop
- Fishing Derby
Cafeteria Menu
April Salford Hills Calendars




Salford Hills Bingo Night: Friday, April 28
Bingo Night is fast approaching and we're looking forward to an enjoyable evening together. Bingo Night is RSVP only. Please see the following details about the event and how to register.
Salford Hills Bingo Night
- Date: Friday, April 28
- When: 6:00 - 8:00 PM
- Where: Salford Hills Cafeteria
- RSVP: CLICK HERE to respond and register
- Volunteer?: We're looking for volunteers to assist with the evening. CLICK HERE to help out!
Please pass along any questions to our school office (610-287-9197)

FINAL CALL FOR ORDERS!


Additional PSSA Information for Parents

From Our Cafeteria
It's almost that time of the year when kindergarten and 1st grade will have the opportunity to purchase snacks in the cafeteria. We will begin on May 1st.
Kindergarten options:
- cookie $0.75
- goldfish $0.50
- fruit gummies $1.00
First grade options:
- cookie $0.75
- goldfish $0.50
- fruit gummies $1.00
- mini ice cream sandwich $1.00
Students need to know their id numbers and will need to have money in their accounts. Parents have the option to limit snacks or have no snack purchases on a student's lunch account. Questions? Please contact Colleen Heath, SH Cafeteria Manager.

Storywalk
Salford Hills is lucky to announce the addition of a brand new Storywalk along our nature trail. A Storywalk is a children's storybook that is spread out page by page across 24 stations along with reflection questions. Our Storywalk begins behind the circle next to the pavilion entrance.
The story Duck on a Bike will be available to read until Monday and then a new book, Fletcher and the Spring Blossoms will take its place. Salford Hills families are welcome to enjoy the trail after school and on weekends.
Thanks again to Boyscout Gabriel Smola for his months of preparation and work installing this wonderful addition to Salford Hills.
Please come and enjoy!


Thanks, Salford Hills!


CROPS Garden


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First in Math Results



Kindergarten Pizza Makers








5th Graders Love Art Goes to School

Third Graders "Electrify" Learning



Rainbow Poems

K Enjoys Pizza Day



5th Grade Volunteers at the Mitzvah Circle

Newest Members of the 1000 Club


Kindergarten Egg Stackers!



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Playground Revitalization Campaign
This year, spurred by the addition of full-day Kindergarten, a small committee began discussing how we could improve our playground as it lacks enough developmentally appropriate options for younger children. The conversation evolved into how we could potentially revitalize the entire SH playground experience through upgraded equipment for all ages, encouraging exploration and imaginative play, and better utilizing the blacktop as a safe play space. However, playgrounds are not funded by the state but rather partially through teacher-requested grants or more likely – Home & School associations. Therefore, in order to fund such a significant project, we will need to add fundraisers in addition to our annual Race for Education. The Race for Education has always been a wonderful and effective fundraiser as it funds ALL of our numerous activities, assemblies, field trips and so much more. Home & School could not function without it. Additional fundraisers would not replace the Race for Education, but specifically raise money for the Playground Revitalization Campaign.
Our expectation is that the playground will be a 3-5 year project, with the potential to make certain enhancements each year. This year will focus on Phase 1 (small scale, big impact) -- addressing some immediate needs and creating a better play space on the blacktop. This is a new and evolving endeavor that we hope will benefit children for years to come. Please feel free to email your ideas, questions or concerns to board@salfordhillshsa.org. Thank you for your support!


If you would like to make a general donation to the Playground fund, donations are accepted through PayPal (@salfordhillshsa) or via check made out to "Salford Hills Home & School". Be sure to indicate "Playground fund" in either case. Thank you for your continued support!
Next up: May 2nd 4-8pm at Chipotle in Souderton



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Last Home & School Meeting of the Year Will Be April 25th at 5:30pm -- Hope to see you there!

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IVEF Golf Outing












Salford Hills Home and School Association (HSA) Volunteer Registration Form 2022-2023

Questions for Home and School?
If you have any questions, comments, or concerns, you can reach out via board@salfordhillshsa.org to contact all four board members: president (Heather Zeigler), vice-president (Lisa James), secretary (Desiree Bonkoski), treasurer (Trish May).



Paying for Your Child's Lunch


2022-2023 School Calendar

Salford Hills Website

Salford Hills Elementary School
Fundamentally committed to each other, we at Salford Hills are a caring community of learners who value each individual’s intrinsic worth and potential.
In our supportive environment, learners are encouraged to achieve high standards by developing responsibility for their learning through authentic experiences that require hard work, critical thinking and reflection.
Learning is a process that positively impacts the future.


