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Good afternoon, Noecker Community! I hope you were able to attend the 2nd Virtual Back to School Night last night, but if not, never fear as the Google Site remains up for your viewing and reference! Use the buttons and tabs to visit the Ed Fair filled with community information and our Special Area teachers, see messages from the Superintendent, Principal, and Director of Special Services on the Administrator page, and (re)visit our awesome teachers’ and all of their incredible sites! Unfortunately, there were some power outages in Roseland last night, but hopefully they had minimal impact on your evening.
It's so nice to be back to somewhat of a "normal" routine! We had a great opening and things are running smoother each day. We thank you for your continued patience and understanding.
Last night we held our Virtual Back to School Night. We hope you enjoyed the presentations and that you have an understanding of your child’s academic programming. As we look ahead to the coming months you will have the opportunity to discuss your child’s progress at our November Parent-Teacher Conferences. Information will be distributed to families as the date approaches.
As we enjoy the last month or so of great weather, please keep in mind our school’s dress code for students. Although this is generally an issue for the upper grades, we want all parents to be aware of our dress code. Below is taken directly from our Student and Parent Handbook , which we included in the August Packet for Back to School .
STUDENT ATTIRE
School attire should not be distracting or unsafe. All students’ midsections should be covered. Short shorts, spaghetti straps, or tank tops that are too tight, cut too low, are too short, or have giant holes in the arms (too big) are not permitted in school. Shorts must be fingertip length. Flip flops are not permitted. For safety reasons, physical education classes may have additional requirements. Please see Policy 5511 .
Mrs. Overbeck would like to make sure that family emergency/medical contact information in our student database is up to date. If any emergency or medical contact information has changed, please resubmit this form to Mrs. Overbeck in the Board Office . All kindergarten and new students are up to date, but we want to ensure that our database is accurate!. Information such as an updated cell phone or email address that may have changed would be appreciated as well.
From September 15th to October 15th, we recognize Hispanic Heritage Month. The month is dedicated to honor the achievements and contributions of Hispanic Americans who have inspired others to achieve success. Students will be learning about HHM in their Spanish classes with Mrs. Cruz, our ESL and World Language Teacher. Activities will be grade level appropriate and adapted to the level of understanding of students.
Social Skills Peer Models
If your child is interested in participating in the Special Services Department’s Social Skills Program this year as a peer model, please complete and submit the attached form . The Social Skills Program is implemented to facilitate social skills development, occurring one time per week during non-academic areas for approximately 20 minutes. The children look forward to this program for a variety of reasons. It affords them the opportunity to socialize with peers, make and maintain friendships, and take a break from the intensity of their academic day. * If you have multiple children interested in participating, please complete one form per child. Thank you!*
Don’t forget! Wednesday, September 22nd is Picture Day. Please click here to view BNL’s flyer!
A Note from Dr. Richard Celebre, Director of Special Services
Happy first “full” week! I hope everyone is easing into the start of the new school year successfully, reacclimating to the full day schedule, and getting ready for a great 2021-2022 school year. For those who may be new to the district, or just new to the Special Services Department, this weekly newsletter will serve as our place for updates, information on upcoming meetings, and links to helpful resources. I want to also thank everyone who was able to join us for last night’s Virtual BtSN. If for some reason you were unable to attend, please take a moment to visit your children’s teacher’s Google Sites for introductions and other important information.
Social Skills Peer Models - *If your child is interested in participating in our Social Skills Program this year as a peer model, please complete and submit the attached form! If you have multiple children interested in participating, please complete one form per child. Thank you!*
Update - Related Services will begin next week starting Monday, September 20th.
If you have any questions, concerns, or seek clarifications please do not hesitate to reach out to your case managers , and we will work to address them in a timely manner. That is all, for now, so thank you all for a great start to the year!
Helpful links:
Please keep students home if they are not feeling well, have traveled outside the tri-state area, OR have been exposed to a positive person. Symptoms of COVID are listed below and more information can be found in the Reopening 2.0 Presentation and Updated Health and Safety Commitment . Thank you for your continued diligence and support.
Want to contact the H.S.A.? Please email them directly at: Roselandhsa@gmail.com
Visit the HSA website by clicking here !
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Yom Kippur - School Closed
G'mar chatima tova to our families observing Yom Kippur. |
September 16th |
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September 19th |
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HSA Meeting, 7:30 pm |
September 22nd |
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Board of Education Meeting, 7:30 pm |
September 23rd |
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6th Grade Car Wash at First Aid Squad, 10:00 am (rain date September 26th) |
September 25th |
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HSA Back to School Picnic, 5:00 pm (rain date September 30th)
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September 29th |
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