Manor Messages

March 10 - K-5 Progress Reports Available Online

March 10 - St. Baldrick's Faculty vs. Student Basketball Game Fundraiser, HS 'A' Gym, 6-7:30 PM

March 13-17 - Read Across America Week

March 13 - Manor School PTA Read Across America Family Night, 6:30-8:00 PM

March 14 - Budget Study Session/Board of Education Meeting, 6:00 PM

March 17 - Manor School Read Across America Breakfast, Cafeteria, 7:45-8:30 AM

March 28 - Budget Study Session/Board of Education Meeting, 6:00 PM

Imagine Day is Manor's biggest event of the year and is scheduled to be held on June 16th. Your Manor School Committee is pulling together all interested friends, family, and community members excited to make this event a huge success for the kids and asking them to join the Imagine Day Planning Committee. As a Committee Member, you will be at the forefront of planning this event: picking activities for the event, sourcing materials, helping coordinate volunteers, and getting everyone hyped up.

Planning Committee meetings will be held during the school day at Manor - typically towards the end of the school day - a couple times per month up until the event in June. Attendance at every meeting is NOT mandatory, but being able to make as many meetings as possible is always helpful. PTA membership is NOT a requirement to becoming a Committee Member.

If you are interested in joining the Imagine Day Planning Committee to help make this event a huge success, use the Sign Up Genius link below. If you know of any family/friend/community members that would like to be on this committee, please share the link with them.

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/30E0F4FABA72BABFA7-imagine

The Manor Make a Difference Committee is a group of fifth-grade students who participate in service learning projects for our local community. These students are busy planning our next Faculty vs. Student Basketball Game & Head Shave to benefit the St. Baldrick's Foundation. Join us on Friday, March, 10th, from 6-7:30 PM in the HS 'A' Gym for this amazing event!

The St. Baldrick's Foundation is a volunteer-powered charity committed to funding the most promising research to find cures for childhood cancers and give survivors long and happy lives. Worldwide, 300,000 children are diagnosed with cancer each year. And in the U.S., more children die of childhood cancer than any other disease.

We will also be holding a raffle for some fantastic gift baskets & prizes created from donations from our Manor families, as well as local businesses! Click the link below for full descriptions of available baskets and gift cards!

Raffle Ticket Baskets - St. Baldrick's 2023

St. Baldrick's Basketball Game Tickets Order Form

Are you ready to watch your favorite adult get "pied" in the face all while raising money for St. Baldrick's Foundation? If so, bring all your spare change to drop in the jar of the teacher that you want to see get "pied" in the face! Jars will be set out each morning in the Manor School lobby beginning Monday, March 6th through Friday, March 10th. We will also have jars set up at the basketball game next Friday evening. The teacher who collects the most money in their jar will be "pied" in the face on Pi Day, (Tuesday, March 14th), in front of the entire school!

Staff in the running:

Ms. Weaver
Mrs. Hildreth
Mr. Hawkins
Mrs. Henderson
Mrs. Kwiatkowski

You will need to log into your child’s SchoolTool account to view the March progress report for the 2022-23 school year. If you need directions to create a SchoolTool account or learn how to access online report cards, please follow these steps:

Go to the HF-L website hflcsd.org
Click on the Menu and find Departments

Select Technology services https://www.hflcsd.org/page/technology-services
Scroll down and choose SchoolTool Parent Portal
Find a link for directions for How to create a SchoolTool Account and How to View a Report Card.

Please take time to review your child’s progress, celebrating their strengths and growth, while setting goals for improvement opportunities. As partners in your child’s educational journey, your child will benefit from this experience at home and at school. Thank you for your continued support and partnership with all of us at Manor Intermediate School.

For Grades 2-5: Combines the Grand Turismo Builders Club with Unplugged Club. A community of STEM students will build structures to race hot wheels & RC cars, play classic board games like Chess, Monopoly & Risk, all while being "unplugged" from electronics. Five sessions after school on Tuesdays (4/11/23-5/9/23).

Manor School Unplugged Builders Club

For Grades 2-5: There is something uniquely special about playing Nintendo with dozens of kids at school. The social-emotional piece of a community of players who love Nintendo builds character, patience, and friendships. This age appropriate and active multi-player interactive game play is the school version of an old school arcade with lots of stations. Students will Just Dance, race in Mario Kart, play eSports, quizzes on Jeopardy, Super Smash Bros and even Pokemon!

Manor School Nintendo Arcade Community Spring Registration

Horsemanship Program - A horsemanship program for youth ages 7 and up. Participants will experience the World of Horses by learning how to groom, tack, walk, ride and communicate with horses. Participants will also learn horse care and feeding. Barn location is 6565 E River Rd, Rush. For more information and to register click on link: https://registration.hflcsd.org/searchResults.cfm?couID=481

Join Girls on the Run! If you are in 3rd, 4th, or 5th grade, you're invited to join us. And so are your friends!

With Girls on the Run, you'll:

Make new friends!
Take part in games that help you feel positive and excited about tomorrow.
Discover the fun in running and being active.
Do things you never thought you could - like run (or skip or walk) a 5k.

Practice will start March 22 and we will meet 2 times a week (Wednesday after school till 4:45 and Sundays from 1-2:30PM right at Manor). Practice includes fun games, self-esteem exercises, some running and lots of fun.

Cost: $150, and financial aid is available. This includes 20 practices and entry to the season-ending GOTR 5K in June.

Registration is OPEN: https://forms.gle/D7dfy4p3RSyZntK38

GOTR FLYER

2023 Summer Rec program, in partnership with Honeoye Falls, Mendon, Lima & HFL Community Programs, is a day camp for children in grades 1-8. Camp runs Wednesday, June 28, through Friday, August 4, from 9:00 am - 3:00 pm. A variety of daily activities include sports, arts & crafts, swimming, science & nature and optional field trips. Question? Call the Community Programs Office at 624-7068 or email hflcommunityprograms@hflcsd.org. Registration is now available online at:

https://www.familyid.com/hfl-community-programs/hfl-summer-recreation-camp-registration-2023

Summer Recreation Camp Flyer 2023

The Honeoye Falls-Lima Central School District is happy to continue its partnership with Paper, a digital tutoring service. This service is available to all HF-L students in grades 4-12 and will provide free, unlimited access to virtual tutoring sessions. These sessions are 1:1 and are available 24 hours a day. Students can access this using their ClassLink portal.

Using Paper, students get homework help, writing feedback, and study support on demand. Teachers gain insights into learning gaps. Administrators have visibility into where support is needed.