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Upcoming
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Kennedy
Jr. High offers dress code shirts
for $5.00 (while supplies last) *All boys
sizes (Blue & White)
*Mens XL-XXL (Blue & White)
*All girls sizes (Blue,White, Tan - limited) |
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April 28th
- May 28th
CRT TESTING |
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Mon., May
5th
Dance Company Tryouts |
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Tues.,
May 6th
Crusader Banquet 6-8pm |
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Wed., May
7th
Orchestra Concert 7pm |
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Mon., May
12th
Cheerleading Tryouts |
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Tues.,
May 13th
Art Show 5-7pm |
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Wed., May
14th
SBO Elections
Honoring our Mothers
6pm |
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Wed., May
21st
Film Festival 3-5pm |
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Wed., May
28th
Senator Elections
Awards Night 6:30pm |
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Thur.,
May 29th
Farewell Dance 3-4pm |
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Fri., June
6th
Last Day of 4th Term |
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Support Kennedy Jr. High by shopping
through the
YellowBrickMall
RECYCLING
Our school
is involved in paper recycling. Please bring your paper
products (newspaper, office &
school paper, magazines, junk mail, phone books) and broken
down cardboard
to the bins in the Northwest
corner
of the teachers' parking lot.
Please, NO plastic, or WET PAPER.
Thanks!
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The
purpose of the Parent Center is to: |
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* Help parents learn how they can better support
their child’s education |
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* Help parents and students
who are new
to Kennedy and/or the junior high experience more confidently
and comfortably make this transition |
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* Increase awareness of school and
community resources available to improve the education
and welfare of students and their families |
| * Strengthen the ties between the diverse
populations that make up the Kennedy community |
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* Increase meaningful parent involvement in the school
through a variety of volunteer
opportunities |
| * Be strong advocates for parents and their
children |
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* Help parents feel more connected to the school |
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P
a r e n t C e n t e r S t a f f |
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Wendy
Fayles
Parent Center Coordinator
E-mail
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Jacquie
Aveytua
Parent Liaison
E-mail
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Volunteer
Opportunities
Studies prove that the more parents are involved in their
child's school, the better ALL students do. Here are a few
of our ongoing volunteer opportunities. Please contact the
Parent Center if you would be interested in helping. Thank
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Classroom Aide:
We are frequently asked to assist individual students in
some of their classes. Volunteers help students stay on task
and understand and complete assignments. |
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Lunchroom Monitor:
The lunchroom is where the action is! Being a lunchroom
monitor gives you the opportunity to interact with a wide variety
of students, including your child and his/her friends. It lets
you see the junior high experience "up close and personal."
It also lets you positively impact a greater number of students
than just about any other volunteer position. We would prefer
to have volunteers commit to covering one, two-hour lunch shift
per week (11:20-1:20 Monday-Thursday or 9:55:12:35 on Friday),
but we would also happily accept people who could just drop
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After-school Monitor:
We would love to have parents help monitor the halls and the
school grounds for about 20 minutes after the last bell rings.
(The last bell rings at 2:45 M-TH and 12:40 on Fridays.) If
you are a parent who usually picks your child up at the end
of the school day, perhaps you could stay just a little bit
late on one of those days to help out (then you wouldn't have
to fight the after-school traffic!). |
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Helpful Hints from the
Parent Center
One of the biggest fears incoming 7th graders have is not being
able to open their locker. To help alleviate this fear, buy
a combination lock and let your child practice opening it. Once
school starts, if your child's locker jams or will not open
they should go ahead and go to class and tell their teacher
the problem. A custodian can then be called to open the locker.
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BELL SCHEDULE