Ozaukee Elementary Update
February 19, 2021
SELECCIONAR: TRADUCIR A LA DERECHA (EN ESPAÑOL)
Can you please help with donating some supplies?
- plastic spoons (approx. 30)
- plastic cups (any color or size; approx. 30)
- plastic bowls (any color; approx. 10)
- 2 bags of large marshmallows
- 2 bags of small marshmallows
- 1 bag of balloons (*LATEX-FREE)
If you are able to donate any of these items, please contact your child's teacher to let him/her know.
Please send in the item/s by Wednesday, Feb. 24th.
*Our remote-learner students are encouraged to play along at home. Their classroom teacher will share the link prior to/on the day. The teacher will also share the supply list.
Thank you for your generosity & support!
Reminders & Resources
Recently, I've been mediating with our young students regarding issues that arise due to technology use. While at school, we do our best to monitor Chromebook & iPad use. We have discussions about acceptable sites and apps. We give reminders about not sharing personal information & acceptable chats. Please take the time to ensure your child's safety at home too. Check in on the sites they are using, the games they are playing. A lot of responsibility comes with using technology and even a phone. Is your child ready for it?
I'm also sharing this community link for Ozaukee Family Services. They offer many wonderful opportunities for groups & discussions (most virtual right now) for parents, caregivers, and children of all ages. http://ozaukeefamilyservices.org/workshops/
PTR Fundraiser
Please put a spare mask in your child's backpack
Why is washing our face masks so important?
Washing your mask is just as important, if not MORE important, than washing any article of clothing. We don’t know exactly how long viruses and bacteria can live on fabrics, but some experts feel it may be up to 8-12 hours on a cloth mask! Imagine after a long day of mask-wearing how many germs you could possibly have on your mask! Yuck. You don’t want to put that dirty mask back on your face.
How often should I wash my mask?
The best practice would be to wash your mask after every use. Wash your mask as often as you can, daily is best! It would be best to have several masks so that you will always have a clean one daily, even when the others are dirty or being washed.
For more information you can go to the CDC website OR check this out Mask washing information
Parents please try to label your child's winter gear - especially snowpants, jackets, and boots with your child's first /last name. Items get misplaced and we don't know the owner!
RETURN TO NORMAL IN 2021
Registration is Now Open
Fredonia Youth Baseball / Softball
Open to Boys & Girls ages 4yrs - 8th gradeNOSD Summer School - Save the dates!
VERY IMPORTANT COVID REMINDERS
In the event your child or someone in your home is being tested for COVID, please keep your child home until test results are known. It is recommended that direct family members (including other students at school) also stay home. Please notify the District Nurse of your results. Your child/children should engage in remote learning until a back to school date has been determined.
-Per the Washington/Ozaukee Health Department
Washington Ozaukee Health Department NEW Testing Services
NEW Testing Services
Washington and Ozaukee Counties have partnered with Curative, Inc. to provide free oral COVID-19 testing at Washington County Fair Park and Ozaukee County Fairgrounds.
The tests are self-administered PCR oral swabs; results are texted or e-mailed within 48 hours.
Testing is open from 8am – 4pm on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, and 10am – 6pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays at each location.
Residents will need to register ahead of time in order to guarantee a test and bring their insurance cards and a photo ID. Testing is free, with no out-of-pocket costs. Individuals without insurance will not be turned away.
Appointments can be scheduled online through Curative’s website: www.curative.com
Click here for Updated COVID Testing Sites
If you have any questions about COVID-19 Testing, please call 262-284-8170.
Reminder to parents regarding student absences:
NOTE: A medical excuse may be requested for students who are absent for three or more consecutive days.
Free breakfast & lunches until the end of the school year.
We ask that families sign-up for meals prior to Sunday, as food service will be printing the sign-up on Monday morning as they determine what they need to prepare for Tuesday morning
Click below to sign-up
OES has Instagram!
Dates for your Calendar
March 26 - Term 3 Ends
March 29 thru April 2 Spring Break No School
April 5- School Resumes
May 28 -Last Day of School
OES Start and End Times:
M/T/TH/F
8:35 - 3:40 - OES
Early Release (Wednesdays) starting on Sept. 2nd
8:35 - 2:50 - OES
Contact Ozaukee Elementary School
Michelle Ringwell - Secretary
Email: lkucharski@nosd.edu
Website: www.nosd.edu
Location: 401 Highland Drive, Fredonia, WI, United States
Phone: 262-692-2401
Facebook: facebook.com/ozaukeeelementary