St. Clairsville Elementary School

Music in Our Schools Month: March 21-25 will be Genre Days in honor of Music in Our Schools month. Dress up days are as follows: Monday, 3/21 - “Rock Star Hair Day” - Tuesday, 3/22 - “Blues Day” - Wear blue Wednesday, 3/23 - “Country Music Day” -blue jeans, flannel shirts, overalls, boots and cowboy hats Thursday, 3/24 - “A Day at the Opera” - Dress up in your finest clothes Friday, 3/25 - “Classical Music Day” - Classical music is everywhere and today let’s celebrate by wearing a classic white t-shirt!

Reminder: Our Title Math Night and Parent/Teacher Conferences are scheduled for Thursday, March 24. Conferences are from 3:30-6:00 and Title Night is from 4:00-6:00. Don't forget that our Scholastic Book Fair is happening all next week and will also be open the 24th for conferences and math night.

Help us raise money for a great cause! Our Knock your Socks off Fundraiser is an easy way to raise funds for our elementary building. Who doesn't love socks? By shopping our online store, students can select and purchase socks that they love. In turn, our school earns money to assist with our field trip fund. Thank you for supporting our elementary school. Visit: palssocks.rallyup.com/clairsville Our exclusively online sale will run until March 23 - all items will ship directly to your home. We will have a special school day designated fo students to show off their socks!

The St. Clairsville-Richland City School District will open Kindergarten Registration online for the 2022-2023 school year on March 1, 2022. Children need to be age five on or before August 1 to enroll. Parents/Guardians should go to the district's web page, stcschools.com, and click on the link for Final Forms. If they do not already have one, parents/guardians will need to create an account, choose the 2022-23 school year, and add a student. If you are unable to complete the information online, you may stop in the school office to pick up the forms. Thank you.

Help us celebrate “Two’s Day” 2/22/22 in a special way!

Have you ever seen a vending machine dispense books? Well....we have one at STC Elementary and positive behavior can earn your child a book! Check out this news article from WTRF at: https://www.wtrf.com/st-clairsville/book-vending-machine-at-st-clairsville-elementary-school-rewards-good-behavior/ and watch the local news at 5, 6, 10, and 11 to view the segment!

Look who's visiting the St. Clairsville Public Library this week to help promote the Belmont County Imagination Library! Dolly says: "All children should grow up in a home full of books." Enroll your Belmont county child under 5 to get a free book by mail each month - visit the library or go to ohioimaginationlibrary.com https://www.facebook.com/275575236747/posts/10158856970401748/?d=n

Parents.... Please visit: https://www.thebluecoatschool.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Google-Classroom-A-Beginners-Guide-3.pdf On a quick-how-to to login to Google Classrooms, should you need it.

Hello! The district has exhausted the 5 allotted snow days as permitted. Today is the first of 3 blizzard bags. These blizzard bags will be posted to teachers’ Google Classrooms today by 2PM. If you do not have access to a computer or the internet, teachers will provide a paper packet on the first day we return to scheduled classes. Students will have two weeks from the date of return to school to complete these assignments. Once these 3 blizzard bags have been exhausted, the district will transition to remote learning days. Instructions on these remote days will be distributed to students upon our return to school. If you are in need of technology, please contact your building administrator by email.

The Affordable Connectivity Program is an FCC program that helps connect families and households struggling to afford internet service The benefit provides: • Up to $30/month discount for internet service; • Up to $75/month discount for households on qualifying Tribal lands; and • A one-time discount of up to $100 for a laptop, desktop computer, or tablet purchased through a participating provider. See if You Qualify and Apply Call: 877-384-2575 or Visit: ACPBenefit.org

We are SUPER excited about the addition of our Little Lending Library which is located by the staircase to the main entrance of the elementary building. Students are encouraged to take a book to read. Families are encouraged to drop off gently loved books to share with other students. A big THANK YOU to our maintenance workers, Jim Kuhns and Matt Burghy, who did a fantastic job bringing this idea to life. This is a fantastic way to promote a love of reading and to get books into the hands of our students. Kindly, Amber Toriseva

The Creative Devils and St. Clairsville Elementary are taking up a collection of various pet supplies and items for the Road Home Animal Project and the Belmont County Animal Shelter. Items may be dropped off at the school from now until December 17th. Items of interest include: new or used towels or blankets, canned food for cats and dogs(Pedigree or Walmart brand), trash bags, leashes, collars, dog chews, mops, Chewy gift cards, puppy pads, dog beds, cat/dog treats. Thanks for considering this opportunity to donate to these area organizations. Happy Holidays!

Dear Parents, Starting this November, our STC Elementary P.E. program, will be holding its annual "Fitness for Fun" program. The program involves providing an opportunity for the children to get exercise. Fitness for Fun is held every Wednesday that school is in session. Grades K-1 and Grades 2-4 will alternate Wednesdays so as to provide more space for each group. The program is held from 3:30-4:15 in the elementary cafeteria. Each time it is your child's turn, a permission slip will be sent out at the beginning of the week. These permission slips aer to be turned in to your child's teacher on that Wednesday, so that the teacher knows the child may stay after school. Mr. Mozena will supervise your child the entire time. November 3rd will be the first class for Grades K-1 and November 17th will be for grades 2-4 (*Please note that there is an off week in between, due Mr. Moe being out of town. Thanks and stay fit! Mr. Mozena P.E. Teacher

A message from the St. Clairsville Public Library: Family Tech Adventure Night Thursday, October 21st @ 6pm Enjoy a night out with the family and dive into technology. Create with 3D pens, make a mini movie, design your own button and challenge mom and dad to a race to complete a snap circuit! Call the library to register!

Good evening, Families, Let's get "rolling" with a new fundraiser..... Who doesn't love pepperoni rolls? Tonight, your child should of brought home a Pepperoni Roll fundraiser form. We are kicking off our sale which will run through Friday, October 22nd. You may choose to order online at: https://order.pepperonirollers.com/stcelementary21 or through our traditional order form that was sent home. Traditional pepperoni rolls cost $2 each and include pepperoni and cheese, cheese only, or pepperoni only. Speciality rolls include: Italian, jalapeno cheddar, and apple pie for $3 each. Our school profits $1 per roll! The TOP 25 sellers get a Pepperoni Rollers Party with the Principal.

Good evening, Families, If you haven't already done so, please visit PaySchoolsCentral.com to fill out your child's FREE and REDUCED LUNCH form. This form has many benefits to you and our school district. By completing the form, your child could potentially qualify for a WAIVER of school fees and other county-wide assistance programs. The process is simple. Visit the website listed above. Register your child as a student. A student identification number is required - this can be found on a report card on by logging into Progress Book or Final Forms. Complete the online application. This form means a lot to our district in terms of future funding. Even if you do not think you would qualify, it would benefit us by filling out the form. The data from this form helps determine our funding - which is SUPER important for future school years! Thank you for your time and consideration in this matter - it is greatly appreciated!

Hello Parents, Today, your child is bringing home a Parent Information Envelope letting you know about a safe and easy way for our school to raise funds for essential tools our students and teachers need to succeed. The SchoolStore fundraiser is 100% online so there is no face-to-face selling, handling money, or delivering products. Your participation will take less than 12 minutes, and there are exciting prizes to make it fun for the students. Here is all you need to do to participate: 1. Go to https://www.schoolstore.net/sid.t?0000169229 to sign up. 2. Send form emails inviting family, friends and co-workers to support your child. 3. Return the Envelope with the Student Prize Code to school for your child to get their fun participation prize. Be sure to ask your child for the Parent Envelope tonight. Your participation will make a difference for our school and teachers! Thanks, St. Clairsville Elementary School

Good evening, Families, If you haven't already done so, please visit PaySchoolsCentral.com to fill out your child's FREE and REDUCED LUNCH form. This form has many benefits to you and our school district. By completing the form, your child could potentially qualify for a WAIVER of school fees and other county-wide assistance programs. The process is simple. Visit the website listed above. Register your child as a student. A student identification number is required - this can be found on a report card on by logging into Progress Book or Final Forms. Complete the online application. This form means a lot to our district in terms of future funding. Even if you do not think you would qualify, it would benefit us by filling out the form. Thank you for your time and consideration in this matter - it is greatly appreciated!

Good afternoon, Red Devil Families, The attached image/map is to assist you with drop/off and pick/up. A special thank you goes out to Mr. Anthony Adkins, a parent, for assisting us with the map. In addition, we had a fabulous 1st day with students with last names M-Z. Tomorrow, all students return to campus.