A Tega Cay Elementary School PTO Publication OCTOBER 2016 TIMES Printing by: Positive Printers 3555-A Centre Circle Fort Mill, SC 29715 803-802-3345 www.positiveprinters.com www.tcespto.org Please submit inquiries to: [email protected]Angelique Carmello, designer Kim Miller, editor Tracey Fredenburg, photography AngelEye Portraits, photography IN THIS ISSUE PG 2 Calendar of Events PG 3 PTO Updates Taking Care of Your Eyes PG 4 PTO Committee News PG 5 PTO Committee News PG 6 What is Hybridge? PG 8 Counselor’s Corner PG 9 PTO Partners PG 10 Staff News PG 11 Partner Offers A MESSAGE FROM CHRIS GARDNER MOVIE NIGHT THANK YOU! Thank you to Fabia Pressley, the PTO Executive Board, volunteers and students from Fort Mill High School for helping to put together a free and fun outdoor movie experience on Friday, September 30! It was a great night spent with family and friends and we would like to thank our Title Sponsor, Christy Stone with The Stone Group at Keller Williams as well as our Presenting Sponsors—Larry Jerge with Tega Cay Eye Care, Jackson Orthodontics, Jackson Pediatric Dentistry and Kids R Kids. A very special thank you to Treetz and Harris Teeter for providing free popcorn and water and yummy desserts could be purchased from Treetz, SAS Cupcakes and Kona Ice. Thank You To Our Title Sponsor: Thank You To Our Presenting Sponsors: Thank you to our dessert and snack vendors! I wanted to take this opportunity to thank our students, parents, staff, and PTO for making our Titan Fun Run fundraiser such a success. Not only did we have some fun, get some exercise, and learn to encourage others…but we raised funds that will go directly into the academic and instructional programs here at TCES. Let me take a moment as well to brag about our staff of incredible educators. I am so proud of their commitment to our students as well as the expertise and passion they demonstrate daily. It is a joy to serve your children alongside our staff! As I have said before … it is great to be a Titan!
MOVIE nIGhT ThAnK YOu!Thank you to Fabia Pressley, the PTO Executive Board, volunteers and students from Fort Mill High School for helping to put together a free and fun outdoor movie experience on Friday, September 30! It was a great night spent with family and friends and we would like to thank our Title Sponsor, Christy Stone with The Stone Group at Keller Williams as well as our Presenting Sponsors—Larry Jerge with Tega Cay Eye Care, Jackson Orthodontics, Jackson Pediatric Dentistry and Kids R Kids. A very special thank you to Treetz and Harris Teeter for providing free popcorn and water and yummy desserts could be purchased from Treetz, SAS Cupcakes and Kona Ice.
Thank You To Our Title Sponsor: Thank You To Our Presenting Sponsors:
Preventive vision care is just as important as early dental care!
Thank you to our dessert and snack vendors!
I wanted to take this opportunity to thank our students, parents, staff, and PTO for making our Titan Fun Run fundraiser such a success. Not only did we have some fun, get some exercise, and learn to encourage others…but we raised funds that will go directly into the academic and instructional programs here at TCES.
Let me take a moment as well to brag about our staff of incredible educators. I am so proud of their commitment to our students as well as the expertise and passion they demonstrate daily. It is a joy to serve your children alongside our staff!
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Taking Care of Your EyesNow is a great time to talk with your child about eye health! This month all students at TCES are will have both their vision and hearing screened. I’m testing their visual acuity which reveals the sharpness of vision. Then in November, volunteers from the Lions Club will be coming and testing kindergarten, first, and third grades for abnormalities such as astigmatism, nearsightedness, farsightedness, and misalignment of the eyes. We’re so fortunate to have this done for free by these generous volunteers.
Tips for great eye health:
• Haveacomprehensiveeyeexam.Many common eye diseases such as glaucoma, diabetic eye disease, and age-related macular degeneration often have no warning signs. A comprehensive eye exam is the only way to detect these diseases in their early stages.
• Eatrighttoprotectyoursight. Foods such as fruits and vegetables, especially dark leafy greens such as spinach, kale, or collard greens; and fish high in omega-3 fatty acids such as salmon, tuna, and halibut are especially beneficial.
AvoidEyeStrainwhileusing acomputer.
• Lighting—Position the computer screen to avoid glare from overhead lighting or windows. Replace the light bulbs in desk lamps with lower wattage bulbs.
• Locationofcomputerscreen—Most people find it more comfortable to view a computer when the eyes are looking downward. The computer screen should be 4 or 5 inches below eye level.
• Restbreaks—To prevent eyestrain, try to rest your eyes when using the computer for long periods. Rest your eyes for 15 minutes after two hours of continuous computer use. Also, for every 20 minutes of computer viewing, look into the distance for 20 seconds to allow your eyes a chance to refocus.
• Blinking—To minimize your chances of developing dry eyes when using a computer, make an effort to blink frequently. Blinking keeps the front surface of your eye moist.
**These tips were adapted from an article in the Healthy Children Magazine, Back to School 2007. For the full article see https://www.healthychildren.org/English/news/Pages/Back-to-School-Tips.aspx
TITAn Fun Run uPdATE:It is hard to believe that fall is finally here and that we are well into our school year! Thanks to the support of our school community we had the best Titan Fun Run yet and raised $51,519.90and kept the highest percentage ever at 59%!
A large percentage of our PTO funds come from the Fun Run. And, because of the success of the Fun Run and through other funding sources including Corporate Sponsors/Advertisers in the Titan Times, Titan Ice, Membership, Spirit Nights, Box Tops, Customer Loyalty Programs, Spirit Rock and Spirit Wear, we have been able to vote on and approve the following expenditures so far this year:
TitanFunRunFundsareimmediatelybeingusedfor:
• FinalpaymentfortheHybridgeTM online program from Compass Learning— $18,890.51. Please see the center spread of this issue for all of the details on this amazing educational program that teachers will be rolling out to all of our students this month.
• ClassroomLibraries—$14,400.Thiswillenable 48 teachers, including those with a homeroom, GT as well as full and part-time specialty teachers with $300 each to build out their classroom libraries for balanced literacy initiatives.
• AllHomeroomteacherswillalsoreceive 15% of the total they collected for their classrooms to use on their classrooms.
• Allgradelevels,GT,RelatedArtsandSpecialty teachers, Administration, Front Desk Staff and Nurse Furr will receive additional funds from the Fun Run to be used in our school and in the classrooms.
• Wearecurrentlyworkingonbudgeting for STEM units for all grade levels and hope to have that finalized in the next month.
• ButterflyandLadybugLarvaeandEggsfor the Kindergarten Curriculum—$126
• EndoftheYearSafetyPatrolFieldTrip—includes all 4th and 5th grade students that are a part of the Safety Patrol program in the fall/winter and spring—$750
• Providedallof4th&5thgradestudents with bandanas for the Color Run—$251
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Teacher Appreciation Did you know that we have a wonderful Teacher Appreciation Committee that puts together several breakfasts, luncheons, other fun things for our faculty and staff and helps to celebrate faculty and staff birthdays with a Target gift card? Thank you to Lindsey Gandy and Lauren Roberts to making our faculty and staff feel appreciated with all that you do!
Community RelationsWe are happy to announce International Walk to School Day on Friday,October7. There will also be Coffee with a Cop and a morning Meet and Greet with City Officials in the Memorial Gardens on the way to school. The Tega Cay Fire Department will be out to encourage families and the Mayor will be at the bike rack to greet families. Please visit our website for the most up to date information—www.tcespto.org.
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What you need to knowPTO MembershipIt’s never too late to join the PTO!
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YoucanjointhePTOandlearnmoreabout all of the programs we have funded at TCES and all of the work that we do for our school by visiting our website—www.tcespto.org
Field dayKate’s Skate Fundraiser for Field Day will be on October20from5pm-7pm. It is $6.00 admission + skates, $2 extra for roller blades. TCES gets to keep half of what we make.
Energy Tips for KidsRather than watching TV or playing video games, try these energy-saving ideas.• Playsoccerorhopscotchwith
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spirit WearPlease look for Spirit Wear be for sale online starting in mid to late October. We will have new items as well as items from our current stock available for purchase online only! This is a perfect opportunity to get some stocking stuffers and cool t-shirts and sweat shirts just in time for the holidays. For more information please visit —www.tcespto.org
spirit nightsCome have a yummy sub sandwich or salad while supporting TCES on Thursday,October13thfrom4:30pm–9:00pmatJerseyMike’s. If you are busy and want to avoid the lines, call ahead at 803-548-6453. It’s always good Mike’s Way.
We also have a Spirit Day in October and it’s another chance for your child toweartheirHalloweenCostume(optional). Spirit Day is at Mr. Putty’s
on Sunday,October23rdfrom10:00am–8:00pm. Make sure you tell them you are from TCES. See you there.
Titan Ice We are no longer taking orders for Titan Ice unless you are a new student arriving this month or later in the year. Please contact Treva Cannon [email protected] or Calla Wilcox [email protected] if you have any questions.
Chess Club updateThe Chess club is off and running!! We have over 30 students and growing. The club will be meeting on Friday,Oct7thfrom5-6pm and then every other Friday going forward.
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Youmayhavenoticedthatthereisanewprogram being introduced to your student: Hybridge®, a digital program from the company Compass Learning. The PTO was abletopurchaseHybridge® by Compass Learning and the total cost was $36,840.01. Thanks to the generous donations made last year through our fundraising efforts, the PTO was able to make a down payment on this program last June. And, due to the wonderful success of Titan Fun Run this September, the PTO was able to complete the purchase of the program and it can be implemented immediately!
TheHybridge® program is starting to be introduced to each classroom and will be used by every student at TCES in the areas of Math and ELA. We wanted to make sure every parent knows what the program is and why the PTO chose to purchase it.
Hybridge® is a K–8 learning acceleration software from Compass Learning® and ensures quality digital learning time in the classroom. Unlike other programs cluttered with activities not directly aligned to classroomcurriculum,Hybridge® delivers standards-aligned content integrated with TCES’ scope and sequence.
What this means, is that each teacher at TCES can create individual learning paths for each of their students to follow, highlighting the skills and concepts that they need to work on the most.
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Since many of the faculty at TCES have used Compass Learning programs at other schools, the administration and teachers knew what they were looking for in a program. After trying several other programs that stated they could deliver all of the aspects of Compass Learning for less they found them to be greatly lacking in comparison. Each time they discussed what they felt the absolute best program available was the conversation came back to Compass Learning.
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Stress and worry are a normal part of life. As adults we have learned coping strategies, we have figured out some problem solving techniques to get us through stressful times. Children can benefit from our knowledge and need to be taught these important life skills. BelowisanarticlefromKidsHealth.orgthat outlines some ideas on helping your child cope with stress.
helping Kids Cope with stress To adults, childhood can seem like a carefree time. But kids still experience stress. Things like school and their social life can sometimes create pressures that can feel overwhelming for kids. As a parent, you can’t protect your kids from stress — but you can help them develop healthy ways to cope with stress and solve everyday problems. Kids deal with stress in both healthy and unhealthy ways. And while they may not initiate a conversation about what’s bothering them, they do want their parents to reach out and help them cope with their troubles. But it’s not always easy for parents to know what to do for a child who’s feeling stressed.
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Commentbrieflyonthefeelingsyouthinkyourchildwasexperiencing. For example, you might say “That must have been upsetting,” “No wonder you felt mad when they wouldn’t let you in the game,” or “That must have seemed unfair to you.” Doing this shows that you understand what your child felt, why, and that you care. Feeling understood and listened to helps your child feel supported by you, and that is especially important in times of stress.
Putalabelonit.Many younger kids do not yet have words for their feelings. If your child seems angry or frustrated, use those words to help him or her learn to identify the emotions by name. Putting feelings into words helps kids communicate and develop emotional awareness—the ability to recognize their own emotional states. Kids who can do so are less likely to reach the behavioral
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Helpyourchildthinkofthingstodo. If there’s a specific problem that’s causing stress, talk together about what to do. Encourage your child to think of a couple ofideas.Youcanstartthebrainstormingif necessary, but don’t do all the work. Yourchild’sactiveparticipationwillbuildconfidence. Support the good ideas and addtothemasneeded.Ask,“Howdoyou think this will work?”
Listenandmoveon. Sometimes talking and listening and feeling understood is all that’s needed to help a child’s frustrations begin to melt away. Afterward, try changing the subject and moving on to something more positive and relaxing. Helpyourchildthinkofsomethingtodoto feel better. Don’t give the problem more attention than it deserves.
Limitstresswherepossible. If certain situations are causing stress, see if there are ways to change things. For instance, if too many after-school activities consistently cause homework stress, it might be necessary to limit activities to leave time and energy for homework.
Justbethere.Kids don’t always feel like talking about what’s bothering them. Sometimes that’s OK. Let your kids know you’ll be there when they do feel like talking. Even when kids don’t want to talk, they usually don’t want parents to leavethemalone.Youcanhelpyourchildfeel better just by being there — keeping him or her company, spending time together. So if you notice that your child seems to be down in the dumps, stressed, or having a bad day — but doesn’t feel like talking — initiate something you can do together. Take a walk, watch a movie, shoot some hoops, or bake some cookies. Isn’t it nice to know that your presence really counts?
Be patient. As a parent, it hurts to see your child unhappy or stressed. But try to resist the urge to fix every problem. Instead, focus on helping your child, slowly but surely, grow into a good problem-solver — a kid who knows how to roll with life’s ups and downs, put feelings into words, calm down when needed, and bounce back to try again.
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