PVPV/Rawlings 610 A1A North, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 32082 Rawlings (904) 547- 8570 PVPV (904) 547-3820 Letter From the Principal November 2020 The WAVE October was an amazing month for our school! Thank you all for your support during the school’s incredibly successful Turtle Trot which raised over $134,000! And of course, thank you to our PTO who organized this amazing event. November is my personal favorite month as we usher in some cooler autumn weather and celebrate three things near and dear to my heart: Veterans, books, and family. My older brother is a former Navy SEAL Veteran who served our country in Afghanistan and Iraq. His picture will be displayed on our Veterans Walls in the front of both schools and we invite you to send in photo-copied pictures (no originals please) of your Veterans to celebrate them this month. Just send the picture in with your child and label the picture with the Veteran’s name and where they served. We would be honored to display them in our hallways. We want to thank Fishman Pediatric Dentistry for their support of our Book Fair which will take place November 2nd- 9th. An amazing selection of high-quality books will be available for our children and families to purchase. Finally, now is about the time of year I begin to yearn for the smell of pumpkin pie and a turkey in the oven. I’m grateful for our entire school family and wish you all safe travels and blessed time with your family and loved ones for Thanksgiving. Thank you all. Sincerely, Dr. Gates P.S. Don’t forget to visit our spirit wear store for stocking stuffers and cold weather gear for school! https://www.bsnteamsports.com/shop/PVSTORE2
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PVPV/Rawlings610 A1A North,
Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 32082
Rawlings (904) 547-8570
PVPV (904) 547-3820
Letter From the PrincipalNovember 2020
The
WAVE
October was an amazing month for our school! Thank you all for your support during the school’s incredibly successful Turtle Trot which raised over $134,000! And of course, thank you to our PTO who organized this amazing event.
November is my personal favorite month as we usher in some cooler autumn weather and celebrate three things near and dear to my heart: Veterans, books, and family. My older brother is a former Navy SEAL Veteran who served our country in Afghanistan and Iraq. His picture will be displayed on our Veterans Walls in the front of both schools and we invite you to send in photo-copied pictures (no originals please) of your Veterans to celebrate them this month. Just send the picture in with your child and label the picture with the Veteran’s name and where they served. We would be honored to display them in our hallways.
We want to thank Fishman Pediatric Dentistry for their support of our Book Fair which will take place November 2nd- 9th. An amazing selection of high-quality books will be available for our children and families to purchase.
Finally, now is about the time of year I begin to yearn for the smell of pumpkin pie and a turkey in the oven. I’m grateful for our entire school family and wish you all safe travels and blessed time with your family and loved ones for Thanksgiving. Thank you all. Sincerely,
Dr. Gates
P.S. Don’t forget to visit our spirit wear store for stocking stuffers and cold weather gear for school! https://www.bsnteamsports.com/shop/PVSTORE2
Florida law prohibits using a handheld “wireless communication device” while operating a vehicle in any school zone, school crossing, or work zone. The definition of a wireless communication device is broad and includes cellphones, tablets, laptops, and similar devices.
~Car line is a No-Phone-Zone~
School Hours
8:05 – Doors Open
8:15 – First Bell: Students report to class
8:20 – Morning Announcements
8:25 – Tardy Bell
After 8:25 - Please park your car and walk your child into the
office and sign them in.
Don’t Forget!
Early Release is
12:55 every
Wednesday as of
10/14
Dismissal Reminders:
Transportation Changes & Early Pickups
Please arrange transportation changes and early pickups before 2:00
(12:00 on Wed). Please notify the front office if you have
transportation changes for your child. This makes dismissal much
smoother in the afternoon if we know where students are supposed to be.
We appreciate your cooperation in this matter.
PVPV (904) 547-3820 Rawlings (904) 547-8570
Teacher of the Year Susan Wadsworth
Rookie Teacher of the YearHannah Gardner
CONGRATULATIONS
to our October Kids of
Character!
KindergartenBrogdon- Everett ConradBuchanan- Camden HoffmanConrad- Blakely SomensattoGardner-Xander AstralagaHeath/Kingston- Morgan Paul Kelly- Lynnly BromileySmiley- Lorelei GarrowStavros- Harrison Geer
First GradeBowes- Vivian CampbellCox/Tye- Summer JohnsonDouglas- Matthew PatrickHuston- Catherine MartyKeene- Amir HoxhaLyons- Tatum BesticOsburn- Peter FisherSferlazza- Rockland Lopez
Second GradeEbert- Ryder TardifHendricks- Avery BarrettLee- Tristan HendersonLuytjes- Amelia LymanMantia- Gavin VelcioMills- Annabelle BrovontSamoum- Ryan EngelstadSloan- Kate BerquistWhitlock- Lucille Trifiletti
Resource K-2- Andrew BeshanyACE K-2- Zoey Brogden
Third GradeBeliles- Colton VeleberCaldwell- Grace BoslChechila- Parker LammGrzybek- Joe Nick AndrewHastings- Ben KimberLamm- Layla TillmanLuce- Cruse RitchPujadas- Piper RossShepherd- Sydney Saltman
Fourth GradeBoehner- Luca SantimauroBrady- Shpresa HoxhaClark- Angelina LaudicinaGarcia- Coleton & Wyatt RitchLink- Audrey RichPell- Andrew BrowersRosberg- Jocelyn HillWoolston- Ava McCoy
I’m married to Angie and have 2 kids. My daughter Wylie is 15 and my son Stone is 10. I have an Australian cattle dog and 2 cats. I live in Jax Beach. I went to Florida State.
Things I like to do:Hanging out with my kids Surfing with my kids.Watching my son, Stone skateSnowboardingMountain BikingPlaying BasketballCampingHikingTravelingChilling
I love all kinds of music but have found myself listening to a lot of Bob Marley and other Reggae recently.
Favorite sport – basketballFavorite food – French fries and lots of vegetables Favorite animated movie - Despicable MeFavorite Holiday - HalloweenFavorite quote – “Stick with love. Hate is too big a burden to bear.” Martin Luther King Jr.
Notes from the Clinic
My name is Stacey Payne, I am originally from Nashville TN and moved to Jacksonville 5 years ago. I am married to my husband Kenneth, and we have 2 boys, Zander (10)and Kameron (17). I have been nurse for 14 years and this is my 6th year working in school health. My family and I love to travel, go to theme parks, spend a day at the beach or fishing on our boat. My favorite season is Fall and I love all things Halloween!
Meet our new
PV Nurse!
Nurse Stacey
Payne
Piranhas Don’t Eat Bananas
Can I Be Your Dog?
When Grandma Gives You a Lemon Tree
Dandy
Pencil: A Story With a Point
Superbuns!
T-Bone the Drone
Ella McKeen, Kickball Queen
The Proudest Blue
The Panda Problem
Smell My Foot
Truman the Dog (My Furry Foster Family)
Frank & Bean
The Quiet Boat Ride
Happy Fell
Congratulations!These students have read all 15 Sunshine State Young
Readers Award books!
William Bowden
Rylan Wolford
Madison Ritchie
William Lampley
Natalie Penedo
Jack McCabe
Tenley Busch
2020/2021 SSYRA Book List
Congratulations!These students have read all 15 Sunshine State Young
Readers Award books!
Lila Gregory
Anna Graves
Raquel Hill
Connie Bowden
Anna Graves
Lila GregoryRaquel Hill
Dhruv Patel
Lillian Ritchie
Reese Kenning
Gemma Laaser
Ms. Garcia
2020/2021 SSYRA Book ListPlanet Earth is BlueInklingOperation Frog EffectDragons in a BagVoyage of the DogsThe Unicorn in the BarnCaterpillar SummerBernice Buttman, Model CitizenKlawde: Evil Alien WarlordHow I Became a Spy: A Mystery of WWII LondonPower Forward (Zayd Saleem, Chasing the Dream #1)Beatrice Zinker Upside Down ThinkerStrongheart: Wonder Dog of the Silver ScreenAttack of the Not-So-Virtual MonstersOlga and the Smelly Thing from Nowhere
We are excited to announce thePVPV/Rawlings Great Books for Readers
Program!
This is a voluntary program for our students who simply love a challenge and who love to read. Research has shown that reading at least 30 minutes per day is correlated with higher student achievement in reading. The Great Books for Readers Program is designed to give students and parents a blueprint of “great books” for their child to read in each grade level. These books are available in our media center. You will find that each grade level list has around 100 books. We are very excited about this program and encourage all of you to participate. Always remember to Work Hard, Be Kind, and Be Awesome!
The goal is for students to read the required number of books on their grade level list to achieve READING SUPERSTARDOM and AWESOMENESS!!! • Students must take the AR quiz to get credit for reading the book. • All reading superstars will have their photo placed in the media center and be invited to attend a special celebration in May. Required Number of Books Great Books for Readers1st Grade: 40 Books 1st Grade Great Books2nd Grade: 40 Books 2nd Grade Great Books3rd Grade: 25 books 3rd Grade Great Books4th Grade: 25 books 4th Grade Great Books5th Grade: 25 books 5th Grade Great Books
Hello Sea turtle family, Starting Nov 2, and every Monday after that we will be serving Papa Johns. Each slice will be $1.85. Papa Johns and anything they get with it will be charged as ala carte. Students must have money in their lunch accounts for Papa Johns. You can go to Paypams.com to add funds to your students’ lunch account or send money in with your students. *Papa Johns is not part of the free lunch program that is going on right now. * Also Starting Nov. 5th and every Thursday after, PVPV students will now be able to purchase a cookie for .40. A lunch aide will let one class at a time in line to purchase a cookie. All students must wear their mask when coming through the lunch line. Students will have lunch cards with their pin numbers to scan or they can verbally tell the cashier their number. Also Starting Nov. 6th and every Friday after that will be ice-cream day at PVPV. A lunch aide will let one class at a time come through the line to purchase ice cream. All students must wear their mask when coming through the lunch line. Students will have lunch cards with their pin numbers to scan or they can verbally tell the cashier their number. Ice cream will be a choice of vanilla swirl with chocolate cup or a small ice cream sandwich. Ice cream will be $1.00. If you have any questions or concerns you can reach me at 904-547-8576 or email me at [email protected]. Thank You!
Blessings in a Backpack
If you receive free or reduced lunch, you may qualify for a weekend food supplement
program known as Blessings-in-a-Backpack. This food staple snack bag is given out
weekly throughout the school year. The bag is typically sent home in your child’s
backpack on Friday afternoons.
If you would like to participate or need further information about Blessings in a
Backpack, please contact your building’s counselor, Stacey O’Brien (PV) or Christy
Thacker (Rawlings).
To apply for free or reduced lunch, visit the St. Johns County website at
www.stjohns.k12.fl.us/food/free/. You may also contact the cafeteria manager, Jessica
Peto at 547-8576, for questions related to the application process.
Blessings in a Backpack is a non-profit organization that feeds school children in
the United States who currently are fed during the week on the federally funded
Free and Reduced Meal Program and are at risk of going hungry on the
weekends.
The PVPV/Rawlings Elementary PTO is proud to support Blessings children at
our school throughout the school year. Please help us make sure they are taken
care of during the holidays by helping to provide a Thanksgiving meal. The
signup genius link below has different options for monetary donations that will
directly go to these families to fund their Thanksgiving meal this year. Any
additional funds will be used for the Blessings in a Backpack program throughout
the year to support these children.
Thanks 4 Giving! Sending Thanksgiving blessings to all of our Sea Turtle
Everyone is doing a great job sending me their ACE transportation changes. It is really appreciated as it makes for a much easier dismissal time and also for picking up your children on time from ACE!! ALL TRANSPORTATION CHANGES SHOULD BE MADE AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE. CHANGES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED AFTER 1:45 AND 11:45 ON WEDNESDAY’S. You will have to wait for dismissal and come to the front office to sign them out from ACE. If I do not have notice directly from you that your child will not be going to ACE they will be kept here at ACE.
Please label your child’s belongings so we can put them in their teacher’s mailbox to return to them when found. We cannot allow parents access into the building due to CDC guidelines and the staff does not have time at the end of the day to be searching for lost belongings. Please do not send your child to school with anything expensive or sentimental that will upset them if lost or broken.
Our new 2 hour early release Wednesday is a very long day for students. If possible, try to pick your children up a bit earlier than usual.
REMINDER – ALL PAYMENTS ARE DUE ON THE 10TH OF THE MONTH.
There will be no Enrichment Camps this year. We will keep you updated on any plans for January as the time gets closer.
Wishing you and your family and friends a Happy Thanksgiving. We are so thankful to have such wonderful students and families to work with. Thank you for sharing your children with us!
Lynda WingExtended Day Coordinator
Community Partners
Box Tops
Box Tops Have Gone Digital!
Download the Box Tops for Education App on your phone and
make sure to select "PVPV/Rawlings Elementary" as your
school. Scan your receipt within 14 days and PVPV/Rawlings will
earn 10 cents for every Box Tops item on your receipt.
If you shop for groceries online, you can forward your email
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