Dear Sheridan Families,
This quick week went by in a FLASH… but we were so grateful for the opportunity to pause, reflect, and pay tribute to those in our Sheridan community who have served our country. See below for a link to the Veteran’s Day presentation. We are also seeing our Thanksgiving turkey fill up with “feathers” of gratitude. It’s an amazing compilation of what is important to our students and so heartwarming. Speaking of warmth… it looks like cooler temperatures are finally here to stay. Just a reminder to send your children prepared for outside wellness and recess, and LABEL EVERYTHING. Our lost and found could use a few more finders; you are welcome to pop in to reclaim your child’s items. There are quite a few jackets, sweatshirts, and hats already, so come take a look!
Last chance to choose your Yearbook/Composite Class Picture :
Families - View your School Portraits, and select your yearbook/class picture* before the deadline:
To view your school portraits look for an email sent to you by “Visual Image Photography”, or go to vipis.com.
- Selection Deadline: 11/17/2022.
- After the final deadline, VIP will choose a yearbook image for you.
- There is no deadline to order pictures. If you have questions, please email support@vipis.com
Veterans Day:
We had a GREAT Veterans Day assembly. Thank you to our 4th grader Student Council volunteers who put together an excellent presentation, to all our parents and grandparents who joined us, and to all who helped contribute to our slideshow. If you didn’t make it in, you can view the slideshow HERE.
Future Shark Survey:
As we continue to look ahead at enrollment at Sheridan, please take a brief moment to fill out this survey if you have younger children at home.
Let’s Talk…Behavior with the K-4 Principals:
Thank you to all who viewed our presentation on Wednesday evening. If you couldn’t make it, please feel free to watch HERE. Don’t hesitate to reach out with any additional questions!
From Your Librarian:
Did you know Secretary of State, Jesse White, is also our State's Librarian? “Reading as a family creates a positive learning environment and helps children develop language skills, comprehension and a love for reading that can last a lifetime,” White says. He welcomes families to cozy up and read together Thursday, November 17 to celebrate our State's Annual Family Reading Night. This year's theme is "Read Beyond the Beaten Path". Be sure to post a pic of your family reading together via Twitter -and tag @SHlightbulblab, @LakeForestSD67! Happy Reading!
Enjoy the day off and we’ll see everyone back on Monday!
Sincerely,
Susan
