Roadrunner Ramp Weekly

Families invited to free celebration of PEP Foundation’s 30th anniversary

Families are invited to attend PEP’s 30th anniversary celebration from 1 to 5 p.m. on Sunday, September 18, at the Ackerman Sports and Fitness Center. The event will have food trucks, games, and student performances. Children will also be able to contribute to a community art mural. The Partnership for Educational Progress (PEP) has awarded more than 500 teacher grants worth more than a quarter million dollars. More info: www.pepglenbard.org/pep-rally/

Sign-up now for Arbor View cheerleading!

Cheerleading is open to 3rd-, 4th-, and 5th-grade boys and girls. No experience necessary! All levels of athletes are welcome regardless of any accommodations required. The cost is $85 per student for the first year, $50 for each year after. Assistance is available for families in need.

Please contact Mrs. Burnett for more information, eburnett@ccsd89.org. Forms are due Monday, September 19!

If you did not attend the mandatory parent meeting, please contact the coach at arborviewcheerleading@gmail.com for information on the requirements to sign your child up. Go Roadrunners!

https://forms.gle/DmQiGgCCQ28NNLaV7

Lunchroom supervisors needed

Arbor View is in need of lunchroom supervisors. If you are interested in working in the lunchroom and helping out students for an hour a day, please apply here (scroll down to the lunchroom supervisor position).

The PTC needs your help

We hope you had a great summer. The Arbor View PTC board members are planning for the 2022-23 school year. We need your help! Please consider signing up to help at least one event. In order to begin the school year successfully, there are several positions we need to fill now!

Please consider signing up for at least one of the available positions.

Please email Arbor View PTC presidents, Kim Carbonneau (kimcarbs17@gmail.com) or Stephanie Furlong (furlongcrew@gmail.com), with any questions or for more information.

Social media trend alert: Paqui “one-chip challenge”

Please have a conversation at home about a social media trend that is circulating: the Paqui “one-chip challenge”. These chips, which are 5,000 times as hot as a jalapeño pepper, come in a coffin-shaped box and usually have a skull on the box or packaging. Students are challenged to eat the chip and film their reactions. Students in other areas have vomited, experienced trouble breathing, and been hospitalized after participating.

We have had CCSD 89 students bring Paqui chips to school. Paqui chips are not allowed at school.

We encourage you to have a conversation with your children about this challenge and about the importance of telling an adult if they know of a student bringing these chips to school.

Superintendent will be part of violence-prevention program on September 22

At an upcoming forum, CCSD 89 Superintendent Dr. Emily Tammaru will share information about the proactive ways school districts try to prevent violence. The League of Women Voters will host “Preventing Gun Violence Through A Community of Care” at 7 p.m., on Thursday, September 22, at Hadley Junior High, 240 Hawthorne Boulevard, Glen Ellyn. The free presentation is open to the community. More info: https://bit.ly/3RLKMNH

Students, families can be a part of the Pumpkin Run on October 23

The 14th annual Spartan Pumpkin Run will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Sunday, October 23, at Glen Crest Middle School. CCSD 89 students, families, and friends are invited to run or walk the 3.5-kilometer (2.1-mile) course that begins and ends at the middle school. Registration form: https://bit.ly/3TPdA9s More info: https://bit.ly/3eO28eo

Keep your student home if they test positive for COVID-19

Families should keep students home if they have tested positive for COVID-19. This chart can be a starting point when determining whether your student needs to stay home: https://bit.ly/3Pvf8C6

When you use an at-home COVID-19 test, please take a photo of the test strip that shows the results so you can share it with the school nurse. Reminder: The district will track cases but will no longer send weekly notices.

Students can report bullying or threats through ‘SpeakUp’ service

CCSD 89 students receive monthly emails to their “ccsd89.me” student email accounts with information about how to report bullying, threats, or classmates in crisis. Students can confidentially call, email, or text the “SpeakUp for Safety” tipline at any time. Students can text or call the “SpeakUp” safety line at (630) 348-2033 or email speakup@ccsd89.me The “SpeakUp” email address is loaded as an automatic contact in all “ccsd89.me” student email accounts.

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Roadrunner Ramp Weekly

News from Arbor View Elementary School: September 16, 2022

Roadrunner Ramp Weekly

News from Arbor View Elementary School: September 16, 2022

Families invited to free celebration of PEP Foundation’s 30th anniversary

Arbor View News

Sign-up now for Arbor View cheerleading!

Lunch menu

Lunchroom supervisors needed

Arbor View PTC

The PTC needs your help

News from CCSD 89

Social media trend alert: Paqui “one-chip challenge”

Superintendent will be part of violence-prevention program on September 22

Students, families can be a part of the Pumpkin Run on October 23

Keep your student home if they test positive for COVID-19

Students can report bullying or threats through ‘SpeakUp’ service

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