Everett Weekly 9.30.22
To Do
Ask your child about Stop Think Plan (STP). We have been working with students to help with problem solving when they are in the middle of a conflict. We encourage you practice it at home. Ask your child if they've used it yet?
STOP--take a moment to pause if you are getting frustrated
THINK--think about staying calm, what you want and what the other person might want
PLAN--think of a possible solution and talk about it
Dress warmly as the temperature starts to cool down.
Lake Forest & Lake Bluff Community Safety Series
Join the Lake Forest and Lake Bluff Policy Departments and the District 65, 67, and 115 Parent Organizations for a new event series to educate parents and adult community members about important safety topics. The first event is on October 18 – The Role of the School Resource Officer.
The Great Full Market
School Districts 65, 67, and 115 will co-host the second annual Great Full Market with Beacon Place and Quest Food Management Services on Sunday, October 16, from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. The Great Full Market is a free farmers market and family festival for residents of Waukegan. The event will take place on the grounds of Beacon Place located at 603 S. McAlister Ave. in Waukegan.
The Great Full Market, hosted this year on World Food Day, provides members of the Waukegan community the opportunity to pick up fresh produce, dry goods such as beans and rice, and other pantry items, all at no cost. Families can also enjoy hot chocolate, churros, and activities including soccer, Lotería, face painting, and crafts led by Lake Forest and Lake Bluff students.
Donate to the Great Full Market
If you would like to make a monetary donation to the Great Full Market, please visit our website.
Volunteer for the Great Full Market
The Great FULL Market on Sunday, October 16 provides a farmer's market setting where families can select their own foods that align to their needs and preferences. We are looking for adult volunteers to set up and assist families during the market, and students who are excited about playing soccer, handing out hot chocolate, assisting with the market activities, and facilitating Loteria with kids while their parents shop. We expect there to be about 200 families present with about 500 individuals being served on that day.
Please review the available slots on this form, and click on the button to sign up. Thank you!
I can’t believe October is here! Our Boo Bash Committee is working hard! October 28 should be a blast!
Please see our WHAT’S HAPPENING section below and mark your calendars!
Have a great weekend!
❤️🦅Holly
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WHAT’S HAPPENING! .
Saturday, Oct. 8 7:00pm First Grade Parent Only Social at the home of The Fowlers! Evites have been sent.
Thursday, Oct. 13 Picture Retake Day and Visiting Author, Aaron Reynolds
Saturday, Oct. 15 7:00pm Fourth Grade Parent Only Social at the home of The Naninis! Evites have been sent.
Tuesday, Oct. 18 7-8:00pm at Deer Path Middle School Community Safety Series: The SRO’s Roles👮🏼
Wednesday, Oct. 19 9:15am Everett APT meeting in Library🗓
Friday, Oct. 28 4:15-5:15p K-2nd 5:45-6:45p 3rd & 4th BOO BASH👻
Saturday, Nov.5 6:30pm Third Grade Parent Only Social at the home of The Turners! Evites have been sent
❣️Wear Red on Fridays❣️Everett Spirit Days are always on Fridays. If you ordered spirit wear, it should be in mid Oct. Wear red or any Everett clothing on Fridays!
📆Wednesday, Oct. 19 Everett APT Meeting-Everyone is welcome to attend! Meeting is held in the Library. Coffee and chat 9:15-9:25 Meeting will start at 9:30.
Want to catch some rays, see smiling faces, and help support the most fun part of the school day? Become a Recess Volunteer by contacting Shayna Fullarton, shaynafullarton@gmail.com
BIG THANKS!♥️🦅
Julie Bourdo and Ivonne Georgas for the amazing bulletin board!
