Below is a sample message from our daily message curriculum, Project Wisdom. It is appropriate as we head into this week before break, when many students are distracted by thoughts of travel and other fun experiences during their time off from school.

"Did you know that the average person can have thousands of thoughts a day? How do we concentrate when our thoughts are running amuck? We've all entertained thoughts that don't make sense, are negative, or even chaotic. Perhaps doubt or discouragement crept in and we got caught in a loop of negative thinking, which served no purpose but to zap our precious energy.

So how's this for a thought? Next time those uninvited, unhelpful thoughts enter your mind; concentrate on stopping them right away. Redirect your thoughts immediately to the task at hand.

Next time your thoughts get away from you, consciously redirect your attention. Be present to whatever life has given you in that moment."

Energy was high this week with the beautiful weather, which provided lots of opportunities for students to take their learning outdoors. I anticipate next week to be more of the same! Please remember that students are welcome to bring camp-style chairs to school for outdoor learning time, and sunscreen would be a great idea as well!

Have a great weekend, and enjoy the sunshine!

Ms. Roth

Details will be shared at a later date; we expect guidance from the state regarding end of the year celebrations and ceremonies to be released in early April.

Substitutes Needed!!

Student Information

Student information including phone numbers and addresses can be changed at any time. If your personal contact info changes, please notify the office as soon as possible. This helps us male sure that we can reach you in case of an emergency, and makes sure that you receive timely communication from the school on a regular basis.

You can also call or email Dottie in the office to request more be sent home, 802-368-2880 or dfisher@tvhs.k12.vt.us

The Agency of Education has released new guidance for schools. We are reviewing this and will have more information about what these changes will look like next week.

Here is information on Covid 19-vaccine

April is Autism Awareness Month. "Inclusion Begins with Acceptance. Autism is the fastest growing developmental disorder in the United States. 1 in 54 children are diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, totaling over 5 million young people and adults. "-Autism Acceptance.org

Here is a short videoAutism Awareness

More information on Autism Awareness here Autism Accetpance.org

Monday Breakfast: Breakfast Sandwich

Monday Lunch: Roast Turkey

Tuesday Breakfast: Yogurt Parfait

Tuesday Lunch: Stuffed Shells

Wednesday Breakfast: Yogurt & Granola Bar

Wednesday Lunch: Sandwich Choice

Thursday Breakfast: Breakfast Burrito

Thursday Lunch: Cheeseburgers

Friday Breakfast: Bagel

Friday Lunch: Turkey Taco

Pizza, chicken sandwiches, alternate sandwich/grinders, PB&J/Sunbutter & Jelly, and salads will be available each day.

Menu subject to change. This institution is an equal opportunity provider.

MS Softball OFF

MS Baseball 2:45 - 4:30

Varsity Softball 4:45 - 6:30

MS Track 2:50 - 4:30

Tuesday 4/13

MS Softball 2:45 - 4:30

MS Baseball OFF

Varsity Softball 4:45 - 6:30

Varsity Track 3:00 - 4:30

Wednesday 4/14

Varsity Softball 4:45 - 6:30

Thursday 4/15

MS Softball OFF

MS Baseball 2:45 - 4:30

Varsity Softball 4:45 - 6:30

MS Track 2:50 - 4:30

Varsity Track 3:00 - 4:30

Friday 4/16

MS Baseball OFF

MS Softball 2:45 - 4:30

Varsity Softball 4:45 - 6:30

Deerfield Valley Community Partnership and Wings Community Programs is partnering to explore bring the Vermont Youth Project (VYP) to the Deerfield Valley.

Imagine a community where:

*Every youth feels connected and has a sense of belonging.

*Every youth is heard and feels their voice matters.

*Every youth has access to engaging spaces and activities.

Join us for a presentation about VYP and how we can implement it in our communities on Monday, April 26, 2021 at 5:30pm.
Email: info@dvcp.org or call 464-2202 to RSVP and get the Zoom Link!

The Vermont Youth Project (VYP) is a statewide initiative sponsored by Vermont Afterschool to support communities with creating an environment that embraces positive youth development. Community members and youth come together to create local plans to address risk and protective factors of youth; support youth voice and engagement; and build partnerships and collaborations across the community. Communities that participate in VYP commit to empowering youth and creating healthy accessible spaces for youth to be themselves, engage with peers, learn new skills, and connect with caring adults.

For further information about the Vermont Youth
Project, visit: https://www.vermontafterschool.org/vyp/

• This is our second year offering our virtual Talent Development Institute.
• We are a summer camp/academic program for advanced and gifted students entering grades 4-9.
• Held on-line M-F for two weeks: June 21-25 and June 28-July 2, 2021.
• Morning and/or afternoon options are available for one or both weeks; cost is $230 per morning or afternoon session.
• On-line Zoom classes—including Minecraft Blockitecture, Visual Stories, Build Your Own Dream Business, Digital Detectives, Settle in Space, Untold American History, Linguistic Archeology, and Design and Draw—nurture students' creativity and their love of learning.
• Campers have a virtual blast learning alongside other smart kids.
• We strive to help our brightest kids virtually "find their people," and provide them with fun engagement, learning, and laughter.
• Go to http://www.tdivermont.org/registration for more information.
• June 8th is the deadline for registration.
• Scholarships are available.

We look forward to celebrating our 25th anniversary of TDI on the Northern Vermont University campus in 2022!

• Remote Wednesday 4/14, 4/28
• April Break 4/19 - 4/23
• Class of 2021 Graduation 6/5