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The Next Two Weeks:
Monday, Apr. 11, Day 3
Lunch: Turkey Hot Dog
Wisconsin Forward Exam Window Continues
Tuesday, Apr. 12, Day 4
Lunch: Soft Beef Whole Grain Tacos
Wisconsin Forward Exam Window Continues
Wednesday, Apr. 13, Day 5
Lunch: Chicken Nuggets
Wisconsin Forward Exam Window Continues
Cougar Council Dress Up Day - Spring Fever/Beach Day
Thursday, Apr. 14
Friday, Apr. 15
Monday, Apr. 18
Tuesday, Apr. 19, Day 6
Lunch: Cheesy Italian Pull Apart
Wisconsin Forward Exam Window Continues
Bridging Brighter Smiles 8am - 3pm
Wednesday, Apr. 20, Day 1
Lunch: Rotini Tossed in Italian Meat Sauce
Wisconsin Forward Exam Window Continues
School Spirit Wear Day - Wear an Electa Quinney Shirt, Kaukauna Shirt, or Orange/Black!
Thursday, Apr. 21, Day 2
Lunch: Classic American Cheeseburger
Wisconsin Forward Exam Window Continues
Lunch: Classic American Cheeseburger
Wisconsin Forward Exam Window Continues
Friday, Apr. 22, Day 3
Lunch: Cheese Pizza Cruncher
Wisconsin Forward Exam Window Continues
Lunch: Cheese Pizza Cruncher
Wisconsin Forward Exam Window Continues
Upcoming Events:
April 25 - Board of Education Meeting
April 26 - Cougar Council Dress Up Day - Country/Western Day
It’s time for Spring Cleanings!
Tuesday, April 19, 2022
It is not too late to enroll! Get your Spring smiles ready!
Sign up online at:
http://enrollment.bbsmiles.
Professional Dental Services Provided Right at School Include:
- Oral Screening
- Dental Cleaning
- Fluoride Varnish Application
- Dental Sealant Placement
- Silver Diamine Fluoride Application
- Oral Health Education
- Referral Assistance
Forward Health (BadgerCare) Accepted!
(Other Private Dental Insurance Not Accepted)
Not sure if your child is enrolled, or due for care? Call Bridging Brighter Smiles at 262-896-9891, or email coordinator@bbsmiles.org.
SPANISH TRANSLATION
¡Reciba atención dental en la escuela!
El programa Bridging Brighter Smiles ofrece:
- Examen Oral
- Limpieza
- Aplicadorde Flúor(decaimiento prevención)
- Selladores(cavidad prevención)
- Fluoride Diamino de Plata
- Educación para la Salud Dental
- Referencia de Ayuda
Bridging Brighter Smiles ofreces servicios de prevención dental en lasescuelas para estudiantes desde Pre-K hasta 12 grado.
En promedio, el servicio es dado a los estudiantes participantes dos o tres veces por año escolar.
https://enrollment.bbsmiles.
Forward Health(BadgerCare) acepta!
(No aceptamos seguros dentales privados)
INFORMACIÓN DE CONTACTO
Si tiene preguntas o preocupaciones sobre sus derechos de privacidad contenidos en esta Notificación, favor de contactarse alOficial de Privacidad de Bridging Brighter Smiles al 262-896-9891.
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**Menus subject to change per Chartwells. Always monitor the Chartwells' NutriSlice Online Menu as changes can happen a week prior, days prior, and sometimes even the morning of.
Wisconsin Forward Exam Testing
The WI Forward Exam testing window will continue until April 29th. Grade 3 will receive testing in ELA (English Language Arts) and mathematics. Grade 4 will receive testing in ELA (English Language Arts), mathematics, Science and Social Studies. There is no need for students to study for this exam. Families can help their child have a successful experience by...
*Ensuring students get a good night's sleep and a nutritious breakfast before taking the test*
*Offering praise and encouragement for achievement and improvement
*Sharing your enthusiasm and interest in reading, mathematics, and science with your children
Dates: June 13 - July 1 for most classes
Section Times: 8:00-9:15, 9:20-10:35, 10:40-11:55
Location: Kaukauna High School
Click Here for more information on Kaukauna Summer School!
PurposeFull People Respect & Responsibility Family Activity
PurposeFull People Respect & Responsibility Family Activity
Responsibility: Choose one household chore (or more!) that requires multiple steps. Then have each member of the family select one step to complete and collaborate to get the job done! Maybe it is washing the dinners, doing laundry, cleaning the living room, unloading the groceries – whatever it is, see who can be the most fast or effective at their piece of the puzzle!
Responsibility: We can demonstrate Responsibility by doing more than is expected. As a family, brainstorm tasks that can be completed at home that are not part of everyday chores. Write each idea on a popsicle stick and place them in a cup. Encourage family members to pull out an “action stick” when they have spare time and complete the task to demonstrate Responsibility.
Here are some ideas: Organize the children’s bookshelf, find 5 items in house to donate, organize art supplies, clean out the junk drawer, go on a neighborhood walk and pick up trash, weed the garden…the possibilities are endless! Role model what it looks like to go above and beyond and challenge members of your family to see if they can keep up.
Respect: Invite neighbors, families from school, or other community members over to share your culture with them. This may be sharing a meal, celebration, or activity that shares a piece of who you are and what is important to you. During the event, ask those you invited to share something about their culture that is important to them!
Respect: Talk with your family about ways you can show Respect to your neighbors. Choose a way to “deliver” Respect to a family who lives nearby. As an added challenge, include a respectful note and challenge your neighbor to “pass it on” by spreading Respect to another neighbor.
Respectful delivery ideas:
Deliver cookies
Shovel snow
Rake leaves
Deliver flowers
Take up the trash cans
Responsibility: We can demonstrate Responsibility by doing more than is expected. As a family, brainstorm tasks that can be completed at home that are not part of everyday chores. Write each idea on a popsicle stick and place them in a cup. Encourage family members to pull out an “action stick” when they have spare time and complete the task to demonstrate Responsibility.
Here are some ideas: Organize the children’s bookshelf, find 5 items in house to donate, organize art supplies, clean out the junk drawer, go on a neighborhood walk and pick up trash, weed the garden…the possibilities are endless! Role model what it looks like to go above and beyond and challenge members of your family to see if they can keep up.
Respect: Invite neighbors, families from school, or other community members over to share your culture with them. This may be sharing a meal, celebration, or activity that shares a piece of who you are and what is important to you. During the event, ask those you invited to share something about their culture that is important to them!
Respect: Talk with your family about ways you can show Respect to your neighbors. Choose a way to “deliver” Respect to a family who lives nearby. As an added challenge, include a respectful note and challenge your neighbor to “pass it on” by spreading Respect to another neighbor.
Respectful delivery ideas:
Deliver cookies
Shovel snow
Rake leaves
Deliver flowers
Take up the trash cans
Community Events and Activity Flyers
There are a great many worthy undertakings in the Kaukauna Area School District that understandably deserve public support. The Board of Education/School District assist with this process in providing notice to students and/or families of certain non-school-related community activities/programs that are for public school-age students (that apply and meet policy conditions). Click here or visit the school district website to view the up to date list of events and flyers
Community Events and Activity Flyers
