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Kindergarten roundup will be held on Friday, February 7, 2020

Kindergarten roundup will be held on Friday, February 7, 2020 (call to schedule one of four different sessions). Both child and parent will be involved for approximately one hour in various activities. If you have a child who will be  5 years old  on or before July 31, 2020, please call the school at 478-4121 and provide us with the name, birth date, parents’ names, and addresses. Bring your . . .

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A FREE professional development opportunity for Arlington community early childhood educators and child care providers!

Understanding & Responding to Challenging Behaviors When: Saturday, January 25, 2020 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. (4 hours inservice credit) Where: Arlington Elementary Exploratory Room 705 N 9th St, Arlington 68002 Cost: FREE (includes breakfast snack items) Register by January 15 by sending an email to jhaggart@esu3.org Effective discipline includes examining our own behavior, preparing the environment, how we . . .

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FBLA Members Honored at State Capitol

Congratulations to Arlington FBLA members Jaidyn Spoon, Garrett O'Flaherty, and Madison Brennfoerder who were honored at the Capitol by the Commissioner of Education for their Top 3 finish at National FBLA in the Partnership with Business Project.  This recognition ceremony, held on Monday, November 25, was for all Career Student Organizations (FBLA, FFA, Educators Rising, SkillsUSA, HOSA, FCCLA, . . .

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Kindergarten Students Explore an Apple with a Magnifying Glass

Mrs. Kwapnioski's and Mrs. Walling's kindergarten classes read a story about an apple and explored the apple with a magnifying glass. The students labeled and colored the different parts and sections of the apple. It was a great learning experience for all!

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HAL Students Create Balloon Powered Cars

Mrs. Klein's HAL students recently had a task to build a car powered by a balloon only, which had to travel at least 5 feet without falling apart. The one Nolan is holding (made by Nolan May and Riley Fisher) travelled almost 20 feet!

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"Creativity in STEAM" (Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts and Math) Workshop held at APS

Tim Bogatz from ESU3 came to Arlington on Wednesday to conduct a workshop entitled: "Creativity in STEAM" (Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts and Math). Students built catapults, then tested them and competed for distance and height. Tim Bogatz also demonstrated how to make a hologram projector. Students made their own projectors and then tested them on an app on Mr. Bogatz's cell phone. They worked!

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APS Evaluating New Science Curriculum

K-12 Teachers of Science at APS are undergoing curriculum selection to choose materials aligned to the newly State Board of Education adopted Science content standards.  Materials are currently under review.  As the year progresses, the front runners will be piloted, and a final selection for purchase and implementation will be made in the spring.

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Staff Role Changes

The following staff members have changed roles at APS for the 2019-2020 School Year: Tashia Wolf (Reading Interventionist), Kristy Rollins (Math Interventionist), Alex Gill (Third Grade).

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APS Welcomes New Staff Members

We are pleased to welcome the following new staff members to APS family: Kenny Fuchser (HS Science), Madison Egr (4th Grade), Sandy Sanders (4th Grade), Cailyn Johnson (7-12 Language Arts), Dawn Klein (7-8 Math, HAL), Sarah Sharp (Alt. Education), Kim Fitch (Alt. Education), Lori Lang (Para), Sabrena Lozo (Para), Kristen Widman (Para).

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