Dear Asa Families,
Happy New Year! I hope you and your family enjoyed the break and had time to do some of the things that you love best or took the time to simply rest and relax. As we begin 2023, it is amazing to think we are almost half way through the school year but what better time to stop and reflect on how the year has been going. I must say it has been a wonderful journey so far as I continue to get to know all of the things that make Asa so special and continue to forge relationships with all of you. I hope that all of you feel the same.
Ms. West and myself are always open to hearing from you. If you have ideas on how we can make Asa an even greater place for teaching and learning, we would love to connect with you. As we all continue to grow, learn and stretch ourselves in the new year, remember we are here if you need us.
Sincerely,
Ms. Wyman and Ms. West
*Photo Above: Mrs. Erhardt, Ms. West, and myself enjoying a little holiday fun supporting the Student Council holiday PJ Day on the Tuesday before break.
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Cellphones and Watch Phones PolicyThe school cannot safeguard the valuable personal electronic devices of students. Students should not bring electronics or large amounts of money to school or to school sponsored events. If bringing a cell phone or electronic item to school is unavoidable, the item must be turned off and kept in the student’s backpack during the school day. Cell phones, Smart Watches, iPods/MP3 players, electronic tablets, handheld video games, laser lights and similar kinds of items are not to be worn or used during the school day. If such an item is worn or used during the school day, it may be confiscated and returned to the student or parent after a conference to remind students of the behavioral expectation. The school is not responsible for lost or stolen items. *As these items become more popular we wanted to take a moment and remind families of the school policy. | Show ChoirShow Choir begins this week and will be open to students in grades 3, 4, & 5 this year. Please email Mrs. Neville at sneville@rsu26.org with any questions. | January Dates
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Cellphones and Watch Phones Policy
The school cannot safeguard the valuable personal electronic devices of students. Students should not bring electronics or large amounts of money to school or to school sponsored events. If bringing a cell phone or electronic item to school is unavoidable, the item must be turned off and kept in the student’s backpack during the school day. Cell phones, Smart Watches, iPods/MP3 players, electronic tablets, handheld video games, laser lights and similar kinds of items are not to be worn or used during the school day. If such an item is worn or used during the school day, it may be confiscated and returned to the student or parent after a conference to remind students of the behavioral expectation. The school is not responsible for lost or stolen items.
*As these items become more popular we wanted to take a moment and remind families of the school policy.
Show Choir
Show Choir begins this week and will be open to students in grades 3, 4, & 5 this year. Please email Mrs. Neville at sneville@rsu26.org with any questions.
January Dates
- January 3rd School Resumes
- January 4th Show Choir Practice Begins at 3pm
- January 10th School Board Meeting at 6pm
- January 11th Early Release Day (No Pre K)
- January 13th Professional Development Day/No School for Students.
- January 16th Martin Luther King Jr. Day /No School
- January 24th School Board Meeting at 6pm
