We celebrated our Hoover Volunteers this week at the Volunteer Tea on Wednesday. Ongoing research shows
that family engagement in schools improves student achievement, reduces
absenteeism, and maintains parents’ confidence in their children’s education.
Students with involved parents or other caregivers earn higher grades and test
scores, have better social skills, and show improved behavior.
Each of our Volunteers have made a difference in the
lives of our 503 Hoover Rockets. Thank
you for all you do!
On a daily
basis we see family members, business partners, neighbors, retired teachers,
staff family members and friends here volunteering which creates a warm,
friendly, fun, positive community.
Recently a visitor to Hoover shared that she had been in a lot of
schools and none felt as positive, welcoming and friendly at Hoover. Each of you makes this possible. Every day I look forward to coming to Hoover.
As I am driving I am thinking about how much I enjoy the people here and the
relationships, the interactions, the conversations, the commitment by everyone
to ensure that our Hoover Rockets have a wonderful, safe, engaging learning
environment. There is no place better
than Hoover.
Thank you
for painting, stapling, typing, stuffing, sorting, gluing, cutting, reading,
hugging, listening, talking, cooking, shopping, filing, copying, organizing,
wrapping, decorating and planning. This
year we can add watering, shoveling, planting and weeding.
Did you know that the F.B.I. motto is Fidelity Bravery and Integrity? Ms. Charochak's students learned this on Thursday when Mr. FitzGerald (Jack's Dad) came in to share about his career in the FBI. Fidelity means honor, honest and truthful. Bravery means standing up and doing the right thing even if you are scared. Integrity means doing the right thing when no one is looking. The first grade students also learned that there are 12,000 FBI agents. Ms. Charochak got to try out the Hand Cuffs.
Our 4th grade Distinguished service award winners this year are...
Cathi Anderson, Nicole Dant, Roy Watts, Jen Fraser, Bev Schave and Madeline Acosta.
May 21-June 1 I-READY Diagnostics Begin
May 22 3rd Grade Field Trip Chelsea Milling Company
May 23 SACC New Family Registration
May 24 Nuts About Science
May 25 9:30 Fire Drill, Half Day Dismissal 12:10
May 28 No School Memorial Day
May 30 11:30 Fire Drill
May 30 11:30 Fire Drill
May 31 Kindergarten Orientation, Nuts About Science
June 1 Field Day
June 4 Outdoor Music Concert
June 5 Field Day Rain Day
June 8 4th Grade Diamond Jack River Tour Field Trip
June 8 3rd Grade Bowling Field Trip
June 11 3rd Trimester Ends
June 11 1st Grade Bowling Field Trip
June 12 4th Grade Fairway Farms Swim Party
June 14 Half Day Dismissal 12:10
June 15 Half Day Dismissal 12:10 LAST DAY
Sept. 4 First Day of the 18/19 School Year
Dec. 24-Jan 4 Winter Recess
April 1-5 Spring Break