🎉 You're Invited to Pancakes & Pajamas! 🎉
Join us on December 17 for a evening of family fun you won’t want to miss! 🥞✨
Come in your comfiest PJs and enjoy:
🎅 A visit with Santa
😈 A surprise appearance from The Grinch
🍴 Delicious pancakes for everyone
It’s the perfect way to kick off the holiday season with your loved ones! 🎄💖
📅 Date: December 17
📍 Where: Calhoun Middle High
Time: 4 to 6
Bring your family, your smiles, and your holiday cheer—we can't wait to see you there! 🎁💚
🎉 Early Steps to School Success: Kindergarten Readiness Groups! 🧒📚
✨ Free early childhood education services for children ages 3 to 5, plus support for their parents or caregivers!
💡 Why Join?
Build early language, literacy, math, social, and emotional skills 🧠💖
Set your child up for a strong foundation of learning and school success 🎓🌟
Meet new friends and help your child bond with peers 👧👦
Enjoy fun parent-child activities like crafts and games 🎨🎵
Access community resources and support 🏡🤝
Dive into storybook hours and engaging group sessions 📖✨
📅 When & Where:
Tuesdays: Pleasant Hill Elementary, 4:30–6:00 PM
Fridays: Arnoldsburg Elementary, 1:30–3:00 PM
🎄 This Month’s Theme: Gingerbread! 🍪🌟
Come join the fun and help your little one grow and thrive!
PHE is thankful for the donations of winter coats we have received for our students.
Bus Route Update for Bus #18 (John Griffin’s Route):
Bus #18 will not be running Sassafras Road. Instead, the bus will turn at the wide spot on the Rt. 7 side at 10:20 AM.
Please adjust your plans accordingly. Thank you!
Bus Route Update: Jim Sullivan (Bus #6) Bus will turn at Horse Run Ridge at 10:00.
Bus Route Changes for Bus 11 and Bus 23:
Bus 11 will now turn on the Rt. 16 side of Yellow Creek.
Bus 23 will pick up at the following locations due to a road closure:
End of Yellow Creek (Rt. 5 side): 10:05 AM
End of Munday Road: 10:00 AM
Please adjust your schedules accordingly. Thank you for your understanding!
All Calhoun County Schools will operate on a 3-hour delay on Thursday, December 5th. Please plan accordingly and stay safe!
Bus #18 (John Griffin’s route) is currently running about 25 minutes behind schedule. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience!
🎉 Early Steps to School Success: Kindergarten Readiness Groups! 🧒📚
✨ Free early childhood education services for children ages 3 to 5, plus support for their parents or caregivers!
💡 Why Join?
Build early language, literacy, math, social, and emotional skills 🧠💖
Set your child up for a strong foundation of learning and school success 🎓🌟
Meet new friends and help your child bond with peers 👧👦
Enjoy fun parent-child activities like crafts and games 🎨🎵
Access community resources and support 🏡🤝
Dive into storybook hours and engaging group sessions 📖✨
📅 When & Where:
Tuesdays: Pleasant Hill Elementary, 4:30–6:00 PM
Fridays: Arnoldsburg Elementary, 1:30–3:00 PM
🎄 This Month’s Theme: Gingerbread! 🍪🌟
Come join the fun and help your little one grow and thrive!
🎉 You're Invited to Pancakes & Pajamas! 🎉
Join us on December 17 for a evening of family fun you won’t want to miss! 🥞✨
Come in your comfiest PJs and enjoy:
🎅 A visit with Santa
😈 A surprise appearance from The Grinch
🍴 Delicious pancakes for everyone
It’s the perfect way to kick off the holiday season with your loved ones! 🎄💖
📅 Date: December 17
📍 Where: Calhoun Middle High
Time: 4 to 6
Bring your family, your smiles, and your holiday cheer—we can't wait to see you there! 🎁💚
2nd graders at PHE celebrated filling Mr Attendance Tator by having show and tell.
Attendance Spirit Week - Team Day at PHE
Attendance Spirit Week- Crazy Hair Day at PHE
This interactive workshop will provide practical tips and
hands-on activities to help parents engage their children in learning at home. Topics will include:
Promoting early literacy and language skills
Encouraging creativity and problem-solving through play
Building routines that foster school readiness
Resources for creating a supportive learning environment
Don't miss this opportunity to empower yourself and set your child on the path to success! Refreshments will be provided, and each family will leave with free educational materials and resources.
We look forward to seeing you there!
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Next week PHE is having an attendance spirit week. Please encourage student to attend school and participate. Parents please join in on the fun Thursday and wear bright colors and enjoy Thanksgiving lunch with your child/children.
🥕🥔 Soup-er News for Next Week’s Parent-Child Group! 🥔🥕
Hey Parents!
Next week, we’re stirring up something special: veggie soup for snack time! That’s right – it’s time to get souped up!
Join us at Pleasant Hill Elementary on Monday at 4:30 p.m. forr a cozy bowl of homemade veggie goodness. We can’t wait to get toasty with you all!
Communities in Schools finished Journey of Hope group with 3rd and 4th graders with a celebration.
Mrs. Santos Kindergarten class have been Attending school and have filled their Attendance Tator. They were rewarded with extra free time outside.
Calhoun County Schools is working hard to promote attendance and reduce chronic absenteeism. Attendance is an instrumental part of academic success. Getting your child to school on-time, every day, unless they are sick, is something that you can do to ensure your child has a chance to succeed in school. You can promote good attendance when you:
Establish and stick to the basic routines (going to bed early, waking up on time, etc.) that will help your child develop the habit of on-time attendance.
Talk to your child about why going to school every day is critical and important unless they are sick. If your child seems reluctant to go to school, find out why and work with the teacher, administrator or afterschool provider to get them excited about going to school.
Come up with back up plans for who to turn to (another family member, a neighbor or fellow parents) to help you get your child to school if something comes up (e.g. another child gets sick, your car breaks down, etc.).
Reach out for help if you are experiencing tough times (e.g. transportation, unstable housing, loss of a job, health problems) that make it difficult to get your child to school. Other parents, your child’s teacher, principal, social worker, school nurse, afterschool providers or community agencies can help you problem solve or connect you to a needed resource.
If your child is absent, work with the teacher to make sure she or he has an opportunity to learn and make up for the academics missed.
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PHE PTO Meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, November 13th in the PHE cafeteria at 4:00.