News from the Nest

Issue #68 Week of March 5th

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WOW! Words of the Week

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Words of the Week is a fun way for the Fremont community to help our students' vocabulary SOAR! Each week we will post a MATH and ELA vocab word that may appear in our informal and formal state assessments. Our hope is that staff, families and students will find fun and engaging ways to learn these terms! You could: Play a word game in the car! Keep a running list of the words! Hang them on the bathroom mirror! Sing them! Create a word scavenger hunt!


Here are this week's words:

mixed number: a number consisting of an integer and a proper fraction.


introduction: a preliminary part, as of a book, musical composition, or the like, leading up to the main part.

PROGRESS and STUDENT LED CONFERENCES

Progress and Student Led Conferences will be held on Monday, March 13th from 4:00-7:00 and Tuesday, March 14th from 8:30-12:00 We are once again using PTCFast.com to make signups as convenient as possible. Conferences will be held in-person at Ellis School. Should you need a virtual conference, please make that request with your child’s teacher directly


To sign up: Please enter the following web address into your browser window: https://www.ptcfast.com/schools/Ellis_School and sign up according to the directions below:


  • If you have a child in grades Preschool-4th grade, please sign up for a conference with your child’s classroom teacher.

  • 5th Grade and 6th grade: Please sign up with your child’s homeroom teacher.

  • 7th and 8th grade: Please sign up for a conference with your child’s advisory teacher.


If you do not have internet access, please contact your teacher via phone at 603-895-2511 and he or she will assist in scheduling with you.

Reader’s Theater: After School Fun For K-2

Sign Ups Extended until March 10th

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Readers Theatre is a fun and engaging way for students to practice reading skills with their peers. Open to students in kindergarten through second grade, participants will practice reading scripts, creating props and even get ready for a performance to show off some of their skills!


This program will begin after school on Thursday March 16th and run for ten consecutive weeks. Students will need to be picked up at 4:15 at the front door of school.


Please note that there is a limit of ten participants! If you are interested in your student joining, please email Ms. Parenteau at cparenteau@sau83.org no later than March 10th. If more than ten students sign up, participants will be randomly chosen.

Safely Social: A Workshop for Parents Concerned About Kids and Social Media

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March 16th at 6:00pm at Ellis School

Childcare will be available


This workshop is for you if:
• You’re a parent who’s wondering if social media is safe for your child.
• You’re unsure when to allow your child to use social media.
• Your child already uses social media and you feel uncertain about how to manage it.
• You want to understand the science behind social media use in young kids.
• You want immediate and effective strategies for keeping your child safe in a digital world.
• You need support on how to authentically create and hold boundaries.
• And more


Presented by Joni Lane


Please sign up here: https://mailchi.mp/d94b79a9fcad/safely-social

18th Annual Spaghetti Dinner

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In response to the disruptive effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on student social, emotional, and mental health, the State of New Hampshire is providing opportunities for positive childhood experiences at New Hampshire-approved overnight and day youth recreation camps. Through the ReKINDling Curiosity program, qualifying students will have up to $750 of their youth recreation camp fees covered by the Department of Education. For many children, especially those from low-income backgrounds or with disabilities, accessing summer enrichment opportunities that support continued development of the whole child is more important than ever. By relieving student anxiety and trauma resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic, these experiences will help New Hampshire students return to in-person school with a rekindled curiosity, excited and anticipating a return to academic instruction in the fall.

Free and Reduced Lunch Applications

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Unfortunately, the USDA program providing free school meals to all students ended on June 30, 2022. Meals will no longer be free to all students in the 2022-2023 school year.


  • Breakfast: $1.50 Full Price, $0.00 Reduced
  • Lunch: $3.25 Full Price, $1.50 Reduced


If your child will be purchasing breakfast or lunch, please add funds to his/her account here:

https://www.myschoolbucks.com/ver2/getmain?requestAction=home


Breakfast will be available for students to purchase each morning in the gym after they arrive at school.


Free and Reduced Applications can be found HERE


Please read the Fresh Picks Welcome Letter!



Fremont School District Food Service Director: Carole Humes 603-895-2511 x427 Fremont@freshpickscafe.com

Upcoming Events

March 13th: Parent Conferences 4:00-7:00pm

March 14th: No School, Parent Conferences 8:30am-12:00

March 16th: Safely Social 6:00pm

March 18th: Spaghetti Supper 5:00pm

March 21st: Fremont School Board Meeting 6:00pm

March 22nd: Early Release

March 23rd: 2023-24 Kindergarten Information Night

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