A Message from Mrs. Caudill
Here we are with another snow day. Michigan sure does love to keep us on our toes! I hope you are your family are able to use this day to catch-up, relax and find joy in the extra time you have together.
My morning started with my 11 year old trying to make a basket while laying on the floor trying to touch his knee to his nose. It continued with puzzles, board games and competitive game of Keepy Uppy (my Bluey fans know what I am talking about). We are now enjoying our separate quiet time. While I could have used the entire day to work and catch-up on the paperwork I am behind on, I am glad I took the time to catch-up on the time I owed my small human instead. That is the time that is important. I hope you are able to find that kind of time as well today.
Stay well,
Devon Caudill
Mark Your Calendars
March 11 - NEF Night for Northville Casino Night
March 14 - PTA Bonaventure Skating Night (See Flyer Below)
March 16 - Credit Union Deposit Day
March 21 - First Grade Music Informances 5:00pm - 7:00pm
March 23 & 24 - Half Day Dismissal and Student Led Parent-Teacher Conferences
March 27 - 31 - Spring Break
April 7 - No School
April 27 - Bobcat Block Party - Downtown Northville 5:00pm - 7:00pm
Spring Conference Sign-up
Time is quickly approaching for our spring student-led conferences. This time of the year is an exciting way for your child to show how he/she has grown as a learner. Students will present to you their leadership notebook and share examples of their learning success and growth in reading, writing, math, and other areas of their choice. Student-led conferences are in accordance with our Leader in Me practices. The classroom teacher will be present in the room and available for brief questions.
Please view the sign up and find a convenient time for you and your child to attend. We are excited to have you participate in a conversation that encourages your child to explain his/her learning, possible challenges, and how they feel about the progress they have made so far this school year.
Please understand that placements for 2023-2024 will not be discussed at this time. This includes ALPS placement, middle school placement, including Advanced Math and Academic Resource. For more information about your questions, please see the Advanced Programming Link.
Bobcat Pride Press
The newsletter made for Amerman kids, by Amerman kids is back for the 4th year in a row. Check out the twenty fourth issue of the 2022-2023 school-year below!
- BPP Volume 4 - Issue 24
- BPP Volume 4 - Issue 23
- BPP Volume 4 - Issue 22
- BPP Volume 4 - Issue 21
- BPP Volume 4 - Issue 20
- BPP Volume 4 - Issue 19
- BPP Volume 4 - Issue 18
- BPP Volume 4 - Issue 17
- BPP Volume 4 - Issue 16
- BPP Volume 4 - Issue 15
- BPP Volume 4 - Issue 14
- BPP Volume 4 - Issue 13
- BPP Volume 4 - Issue 12
- BPP Volume 4 - Issue 11
- BPP Volume 4 - Issue 10
- BPP Volume 4 - Issue 9
- BPP Volume 4 - Issue 8
- BPP Volume 4 - Issue 7
- BPP Volume 4 - Issue 6
- BPP Volume 4 - Issue 5
- BPP Volume 4 - Issue 4
- BPP Volume 4 - Issue 3
- BPP Volume 4 - Issue 2
- BPP Volume 4 - Issue 1
Kindergarten Enrollment for 2023-24 School Year is now OPEN!
Please visit our Kindergarten Enrollment webpage to sign up for an appointment to enroll your incoming Kindergarten student. Once you've signed up for an appointment, please return to the Enrollment webpage to complete the online portion of your pre-enrollment outlined in Steps 1-3.
If you have any questions, please call Student Data at
(248) 344-3524.
hot lunch program for interested students
Families must preorder lunches for preschools and elementary students. Orders must be in by 8:30 AM for elementary students to receive a lunch that day. The system will not allow you to order after the time listed above. For your convenience, meals can be preordered up to 30 days in advance. To avoid any issues, we recommend ordering the night before.
MARCH FOCUS: TRUSTWORTHY! HABIT 6: SYNERGIZE!
What this means: Working together is better. The whole is greater than the sum of the parts.
“I get along well with other people and work well in groups.”
“I value the strengths of others and allow myself to learn from them.”
“I know that working together as a team we can get more done and come up with better solutions than we could alone.”
“I seek out other people’s ideas to solve problems.”
How can I do this in my life?
With your children, choose a problem you may have (like curfew or completing tasks). Use the Synergy Action Plan to summarize your child's solution and your solution: (1) define the problem, (2) share your views, (3) think of solutions, (4) choose the best solution together. See if you can reach a better solution (The High Way) than either of you could come up with alone.
Great Books for Habit #6- Synergize
Saturdays and Teacakes by Lester Laminack
Officer Buckle and Gloria by Peggy Rathman
Swimmy by Leo Lionni
Ox-Cart Man by Donald Hall
My Friend is Sad by Mo Willams
A Chair for My Mother by Vera B. Williams
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Ukulele players Mr. Wayne's students are learning to play the Ukulele in Mrs. Farmer's music class. They sound so good strumming together! | Credit Union Lessons Community Financial Credit Union is coming in to provide financial literacy lessons to all of our 3rd graders. Here Mrs. Parnin's class is learning to write a check. | Read to Self Mrs. Charboneau's 1st graders were quiet as a mouse as they were reading to self. They have become such amazing readers this year! |
Ukulele players
Credit Union Lessons
Read to Self
Amerman Elementary
