A MESSAGE FROM MR. COLE
Good Afternoon Pine Road Families,
As we are now in the middle of October, and the fall weather looks like it is here to stay, we are getting very close to our Halloween parade and fall classroom parties! Please be sure to read the information included in this communication related to the parade and class parties. Please remember that all costumes must be school appropriate and not contain toy weapons. I look forward to seeing you all as we continue this wonderful Pine Road tradition.
This month you may take note of some surprise guests on the bus to and from school! Members of our LMTPD will be hopping on to take a ride on some of our buses! They will use this opportunity to get to know our students and reinforce the need to be safe and responsible while on the bus.
Lastly, I end this newsletter on a bittersweet note. Many of you may recall that the district used some of our ESSER funding to partner with Lakeside to create a Student Success Counselor to help our students transition back to full-time in-person learning. Ms. Mastrocola has been a valuable asset to our school and has worked closely with many of you. She has recently accepted a position as a School Counselor in another district. While we are very happy for her, we will miss her very much! We have worked with Lakeside to identify a new individual to serve in the role. Please join me in welcoming Marissa Clopton to the role. Marissa is joining the team and brings some great experience, including, most recently, completing an internship in Council Rock!
Sincerely,
Scott Cole
Principal
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October Service LearningThe October service learning project is making a difference by donating Halloween candy to troops and their families! | Halloween Festivities We are excited to return to hosting all of our Halloween parties indoors on Halloween this year! Please review the schedule by clicking the pumpkin! | Kids' Night Out Enjoy a night of childcare and donate to a great cause at the same time! Click the flyer for more details! |
October Service Learning
The October service learning project is making
a difference by donating Halloween candy to troops and their families!
Halloween Festivities
Kids' Night Out
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Indigenous Peoples' Day Our very own Ms. Nikki in 3rd grade shared her experience growing up Navajo with our students. | Fire Safety Students in K and 1 enjoyed an assembly and a visit from the fire department! | Safe2Say This month 5th grade will learn more about the district safety reporting system Safe2Say. Click the link to learn more! |
Indigenous Peoples' Day
Fire Safety
Safe2Say
Cafeteria Reminder
Lunch menus are posted on a new interactive website, Nutrislice. Our innovative and interactive site and mobile app make our school menus more convenient and informative than ever before! Download the Nutrislice App from the App Store or get it on Google Play and search Lower Moreland.
Friendly reminder that the universal free lunch has ended, however starting October 1st free breakfast will be returning! Students that would like a free breakfast in the morning will walk straight to the cafeteria upon arrival. Students can eat breakfast in the cafeteria and granola bars, muffins, and cereal bars are also available if your student would like to save their breakfast for snack time.
Information on the Free or Reduced Lunch Prices can be found on the nutrition page on our LMTSD website.
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PlanetAid
Planet Aid accepts donations of men’s, women’s, and children’s clothes, shoes and accessories, as well as blankets, bedspreads, sheets, towels, curtains, and fabric.
