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CALENDAR
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Nov. 1 Early Release at 1:35pm Peachwave Fundraiser 3250 E. Battlefield 5-8pm Nov. 2 SCPTA Meeting Hickory Hills 9am Nov. 7-10 Parent Teacher Conferences Nov. 7 Field Fall Fundraiser deadline. All checks and Entertainment coupon books must be returned. Yoga Night Support the 5th grade. Field Multipurpose Room 7-8pm Nov. 8 Flu shot permission slips are due! Domino's Pizza Night Support Field technology! Watch for flyer! Nov. 9 Deadline for Reflections entries Nov. 10 Flu shots Nov. 11 No school
Nov. 14 - 18
Days of Sharing Week 1
Nov. 14 Field McSalty's Pizza Day Support the 5th grade! Nov. 16 Wacky Wednesday
"Retro Day"
$1
Nov. 17
Parent's IB Study Group
Field Library
4 - 5pm
Nov. 18 Principal's Coffee Field Library 9:15am Meet with a representative from the (IB) Middle Years Program available at Pipkin Middle School Nov. 23 - 25
No School
Nov. 29
Field Night Fundraiser
at Chick-fil-A. Support Field technology!
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From Our Principal...
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In this time of Thanksgiving, I find myself thankful for many things at Field. Some of which include:
Teachers who pour themselves into their students
Happy students who are engaged in their learning
Action taking students
New, friendly faces helping with our transition
Knowledgeable secretary who helps everyone out
Support staff that is always ready to lend a helping hand
Generous community looking to meet our students' needs
Involved parents who invest in their child's
school and education
Volunteers who give selflessly of their time
Internationally minded students thinking beyond themselves
New garden to be built soon
Growing school community looking towards
the Positive Possibilities
I'm also thankful we are one of very few districts across the country to offer the full K-12 continuum of IB programs. This month Principal's Coffee (November 18th at 9:15am) will focus on the Middle Years Program (MYP). We will host some representatives from Pipkin Middle School to tell us more about the MYP and answer our questions. This opportunity is not just for 5th grade parents. I encourage anyone interested in having their child continue in the IB program after they graduate from Field to attend.
Have a great month and I hope to see you around during Parent/Teacher Conference Week or Principal's Coffee!
Dr. Bagwell, Principal Eugene Field Elementary |
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From Our PTA President...
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Dear Field Community, Can you believe the semester is past the halfway point? WOW! Thanks to everyone for all the support you've shown to the teachers and staff at the school. Field has an incredible history of family involvement and that history continues. Over 70 dads, moms, and children showed up for the Watch D.O.G.S. presentation on Oct. 11. This was chaired by John Riddle and J.T. Tetlow and supported by McSalty's Pizza. The event had phenomenal attendance and displayed great commitment to your children's school. I spoke with one father who wanted to be more involved but didn't know how. He is able to do something one afternoon a week. I suggested going to his child's Kindergarten class to read to the class. The kids, teacher and parent find this fulfilling. The participation in the Open House was amazing. As a parent, it thrills me to see all the students and parents in the school. At least 10 parents showed up last month to help the 4th grade class with their water experiments.Everyday, parents have lunch with their children while other parents are in the lunchroom assisting in keeping order and helping children. Any involvement in the school is fantastic and when our children see us involved in their school, it increases the importance they put on education. Please consider supporting our school by becoming a registered PTA member. CLICK HERE NOW to download the membership form. |
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Peachwave Frozen Yogurt - Field Night!
| Tuesday, November 1 
5 - 8pm
3250 E. Battlefield, Ste. G
Springfield, MO 65804
The generous owners, Dale and Tammy Cook, will donate a percentage back to Field during this time. We earn a percentage of all of the sales generated from 5-8pm, not just Field sales.
10% of net sales will be donated for the first $299
If sales are over $299, we receive 15%!
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Field Night at Chick-fil-A
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 November 29 is Field Night at Chick-fil-A to raise money to support technology. Singing Sensations will be singing and we will get 20%
of the receipts.
This money will go into our technology fund to purchase updated and needed technology for the school. Event time is to be announced,
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Flu Shots
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There is a free flu vaccine clinic that will be held at Field on Thursday, Nov. 10. Permission slips will be sent home on Wednesday, Nov. 2. If you would like for your child to participate, please complete the permission form and return it to school with your student by Nov. 8. Written consent is required for your child to participate.
WINGS students: Please fill out and return your consent form to Field by Nov. 8. You will receive your vaccination on Thursday, Nov. 17, at WINGS.
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Reflections - "Diversity Means..."
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The PTA Reflections program offers students the opportunity to create works of art for fun and recognition. Students in preschool through grade 12 are encouraged to create and submit works of art in six areas: dance choreography, film production, literature, musical composition, photography, and the visual arts (which includes art forms such as drawing, painting, print making, and collage).
"Diversity Means..." is the 2011-2012 Reflections theme. The deadline for entries is Nov. 9. Forms and guidelines are available at http://scptamo.com/2011/08/28/reflections-changes/More information is available at MicheleBoswell (micheleboswell@mac.com).
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Fall Fundraising Campaign ends Nov. 7
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A powerful voice for all children
A relevant resource for all families and communities, and
A strong advocate for the education and well-being of every child
Field PTA does this by supporting numerous programs that otherwise would not occur. Funds are used to support field trips, the Discovery Center, special funding for our teachers, and several other programs.
Goal: In order to support these programs, we need to net $7,000.
If each student sold 2 books or each family donated $50 per student, we will meet our goal! However, any donation above or below this suggested amount is greatly appreciated!
This year you have 2 opportunities to help us reach our goal:
1. Write a Check
Simply make your check payable to Field PTA and 100% of your donation goes to the general fundraising account.
2. Sell Entertainment Books - $30 each
These coupon books were sent home with kids on Monday, October 24. The books are filled with hundreds of money saving coupons. Each book is priced at $30. If we sell 100+ books, we earn $15 for each book; a profit of 50%. 
If you would like to purchase the book, simply return payment of $30. If you choose not to buy the book, please return the book to your student's classroom.
If you would like to purchase additional books, please submit the proper amount and pick-up the additional book from your student's classroom.
Each classroom will have an envelope for collecting funds and a box for collecting unsold books.
Prizes will be awarded for both options. Please make checks payable to Field PTA.
Please send any donations and any unsold books to your student's classroom
by Nov. 7.
Questions? Please contact Sonja Shaw, VP of Development, at sonjashaw@gmail.com.
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Fifth Grade Fundraising
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Nov. 7 - De-stress with Yoga! Adults only Yoga Night, $10 a person with proceeds benefitting the 5th Grade. Class given by Certified Yoga Instructor Terri Keller. Bring your own mat and join in the fun! (Field multipurpose room, 7-8pm)
Nov. 14 - McSalty's Pizza Day (Battlefield location;
15% going back to Field's Fifth Grade) This fundraising opportunity is good all day long! Buy pizza for the office
or treat your family to a great dinner for a great cause! Nov. 16 - Wacky Wednesday "Retro Day" Join in the fun by buying a Spirit Day pass for $1! Pick your favorite decade and come dressed in your best retro threads. December 21 - Bake sale for Holiday Program with Proceeds benefitting 5th Grade
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Parent Inquiry Group - Join us!
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Are you interested in learning with other parents about how children acquire a second language? Do you wonder what we might do as a school to incorporate Spanish outside of Spanish class? These are just a few of the questions we are wondering as we determine what we might do to assimilate Spanish into our school culture. Staff will be exploring this issue throughout the year and we would love to have a parent group inquiring with us. If you would like to be involved in a parent study group you are welcome to join us on November 17 from 4-5pm in the library. At this time will discuss when we would like to meet, brainstorm the questions we have about language acquisition, and determine possible resources we can pull from. If you have further questions or if you would like to be involved but unable to attend the meeting please contact Dr. Bagwell at jbagwell@spsmail.org.
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Days of Sharing 2011, Week One, Nov. 14 - 18
| Nov. 14-18, kicks off Days of Sharing at Field!
Click here now to sign-up to help with DOS Week One's carline collection!
Hello Field families! It is the time of year where Field students and families have a chance to give back to our community through Days of Sharing! We will adopt families in the Springfield area who need assistance this holiday season. Please consider participating in as many, or as few, Days of Sharing activities as your family is comfortable doing. I realize this is a very busy time of year, with many demands of both time and money. Please know that ALL donations and efforts are greatly appreciated!
Volunteers will be in the car line during the weeks of November 14-18 and December 5-9 to accept donations. We will also have collection areas just inside the front doors where donations may be placed anytime. Just watch for the Days of Sharing signs! Days of Sharing List - November 14-18 Please consider bringing a donation on one or more of these days!
Monday, November 14 Socks and Underwear - elementary sizes appreciated
Tuesday, November 15 Personal Hygiene Items - toothbrushes, toothpaste, soap, deodorant, shampoo and conditioner
Wednesday, November 16 Dollar Day - Please consider donating $1 to be used by Days of Sharing to purchase household needs and gifts for our adopted families!
Thursday, November 17 Cleaning Supplies - laundry detergent, Lysol/Clorox wipes, household cleaning supplies
Friday, November 18 Paper products - toilet paper, paper towels, Kleenex
Monetary or Gift Card Donations If you do not have time to shop, we would gratefully receive money or gift cards to be used to purchase household items and gifts for our adopted families. I realize it can be overwhelming to participate in the daily activities, and if so, a one-time donation may be a good fit for your family. We can use Wal-Mart, Target and any shoe store gift cards. Any checks should be made to Field PTA; please note Days of Sharing in your memo line. These donations can be accepted in the car line or left in the office. All donations are very appreciated.
Wishing Stars: Wishing Stars can be found in the entry of the school!  These stars list some of the items needed for Days of Sharing, and all cost $10 or less. If you would like to purchase one of the items on the stars, simply take that star with you to use as a reminder when you shop. The stars will be up during the entire Days of Sharing season and can be donated at anytime! Put the item in the Wishing Stars basket (front of school) at your convenience!
Holiday Gifts for Adopted Families Through the Days of Sharing program, we provide adopted families with household needs and holiday gifts. A complete list of needed items and gift suggestions will go out in Monday folders prior to Thanksgiving, allowing those who wish to shop early a chance to do so. We will collect these items the week of December 5-9. However, if you shop early and want to drop off your donations earlier, just let me know! Food Drive On Saturday, December 10, the Cub Scouts from Field Elementary's Pack 214 will conduct a neighborhood food drive in the Field district. The food collected will benefit our adopted families, PTA's Backpack Program, and Ozarks Food Harvest. If a collection bag shows up on your doorstep, please consider donating! The Pack will spend two Saturday mornings working on behalf of Days of Sharing - dropping off grocery bags one Saturday morning and then picking up the filled bags the following week. Thank you to our Cub Scouts, their leaders, and parents for providing such a generous service to our community!
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Field Teachers' Wish Lists This is a great way for you and your children to let teachers and staff members know you appreciate all they do for your children every day! Wish lists list will go out in Monday folders the week of Thanksgiving.
As you can see, there are many ways to be involved in Days of Sharing at Field Elementary! Please consider if you can participate in one or more areas. Thank you in advance for your participation! Field families have a long-standing tradition of giving back to their school and community, and I know 2011 will be no exception! Please call or e-mail if you have any questions.
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Field Green Team Update and Save the Date!
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It's time! We are finally ready to form the Field Core Garden Team! Field Elementary School has received a grant to be part of the Springfield Urban Agriculture Coalition program to provide a schoolyard community based garden.
We need parents to be part of this remarkable opportunity for our students. Plans include  construction of a high tunnel greenhouse, terraced gardens, a shed, garden supplies, outdoor classroom area, prep station for harvested crops, and so much more. This will take a lot of volunteers and WE NEED YOU on our committee. Don't feel that you need to have a green thumb or even know anything about gardening or constructing a garden. We will all learn together.
Our funding begins in November and we have scheduled a tentative work day to build and construct the garden on Saturday, Dec 3. This will be an all-school event and we will need lots of volunteers to help with the build. There will be many ways to help and we want our students to be involved too!
If you are interested in becoming part of the Green Team, please email Debbie Fisher at dfisher@spsmail.org.
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Fun Night a Great Success!
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 Thanks to everyone who helped make Fun Night a great success! Thanks especially to the Fun Night chairs, Curtis and Amanda Cunningham, for all of their hard work and enthusiasm!
The results of the contests are as follows: Pumpkin Silent Auction - Ms. Goings' 3rd grade class Pie Contest - Dr. Bagwell Chili Contest - Ty Morgan The event raised $150 for the PTA Clothing Bank. Thanks to the Care to Learn matching grant, our contribution will be doubled, making it $300! The evening also raised just over $1,600 toward the PTA's general fund, which helps make possible all of our great PTA programs! |
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Important Transfer Information
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5th Grade or 8th Grade Parents-If you desire for your child to attend a middle or high school OTHER than the school that serves your address, a transfer request form must be completed. Transfers are approved based on building capacity and the order in which the transfers are received. The transfer forms may be picked up in the principal's office. The transfer form needs to be completed and sent to the principal of the school the child is requesting to attend. It is the responsibility of the parent/legal guardian to send the transfer form to the requested school. 5th to 6th Grade and 8th to 9th Grade Transfer requests must be submitted to the principal of the school to which you wish to transfer no later than 3pm on Friday December 2, 2011.
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PTA Parent Resource
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The Parents' Guides help parents understand what the Common Core State Standards in English language arts and mathematics will include as they are implemented in schools over the next 1-3 years. They are divided by grade levels so they are easy to understand.
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4th and 5th Grade Knitting Club
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 Would you like to learn how to knit? Are you already a knitter and like to help teach others? Are you somewhere in between and want to get better? This club is for you!
Who? All Field 4th and 5th graders are invited to join
the Field Knitters.
What? Field Knitting Club
When? Tuesday afternoons starting November 8 and ending December 13. We will start after school and students need to
be picked up at 5:00.
Where? Field Library
What do I need to bring? - All participants need to bring one set of knitting needles . Medium size would be best to start with (somewhere between an 8-13), but if you have a different size bring them and we will help you. Everyone needs to bring a smooth yarn to learn on (we can get to fun yarns later after you learn the basics). Red Heart or Caron would be good inexpensive yarns for purposes of learning. These items can be purchased at Wal-Mart, Hobby Lobby, Michaels, or Jo-Anns, but if you need assistance please let us know! There are some wonderful yarn shops in our community and beautiful yarns at the stores listed... we would suggest waiting until skills are built before purchasing expensive yarns. Once you learn the basics the world of fun yarns will be an open pallet for you!!
What about snacks? - In efforts to keep the cost down, snacks will not be provided. If you would like an after school snack, please feel free to bring one for yourself!
I'm a parent and want to learn too, can I come? - YES! We would love to have students and their parents learning together. Students in K-2 may attend if their parent is participating.
All students participating must return the following permission slip in order to participate in the club.
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Box Tops and Label Collection
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Lisa Conover, Box Tops chair, is collecting Box Tops, Campbell Soup and Tyson Chicken labels to raise money for Field Elementary.
Please turn your Box Tops and labels into your classrooms. Please trim your labels before submitting them.
Help will be needed to prepare these items for submission. If you would like to help or want more information, please contact Lisa Conover (joel_lisa@mchsi.com).
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Staff Birthdays
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Happy Birthday!
November:
7 - Cindy Preuss
16 - Sonja Baldwin
16 - Amy Lohman
21 - Monica Lamb
24 - Fran Teeter
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Staff of the Month
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 Congratulations to Debbie Bradley our November Staff of the Month! Mrs. Bradley is a 5th grade teacher here at Field. She was nominated by a colleague who expressed appreciation for how organized Mrs. Bradley is and the wealth of resources she has to pull from. They also described Mrs. Bradley as someone who truly exemplifies all the IB Learner Profile and Attitudes. Her students certainly benefit from her commitment to her profession and desire for their success. Thank you Mrs. Bradley for making Field Elementary a wonderful place to learn and work! Has there been a Field teacher or staff member that has been special to your family or student? Parents and students can nominate any staff member for Staff of the Month. Nominating is easy. Just drop a note off at the office or email Dr. Bagwell at |
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Community Partners
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We welcome and celebrate our community partners! Special thanks to: Second Baptist Church and Evangel Temple for their continued support of Field PTA's Backpack Program. 3111 E. Battlefield Evangel Temple 
www.etchurch.orgSpecial thanks to The Dancing Mule, The Cup, and The Sweet Spot Cakery for judging the Fun Night pie contest. The Cup  /Rodney Nance 325 East Walnut www.cravethecup.com
The Dancing Mule Coffee Company/Randy Austin  1945 South Glenstone Avenue  The Sweet Spot Cakery/Debra Yeager 849-4229 Also, special thanks to Missouri Performing Arts Center (Heather McNew, marketing director) for coordinating the Thriller flash mob during Fun Night.  Missouri Performing Arts Center 210 W. Sunshine, ste. 1-2 www.MPACtonline.org/886-7228
If you know of a business that would like to help support Field Elementary,
please contact PTA VP Development Sonja Shaw, sonjashaw@gmail.com.
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Thank you...
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A special thank you to all of the volunteers who helped make the Health Fair a success!
- submitted by Jill Cox, Heath Fair liaision Thanks also to everyone who has been dropping off clothing donations in the designated tubs at the front of the school. A lot of great clothes came in!
Also please note, the PTA Clothing Bank will be open Saturday, November 5, from 9-11 and Wednesday, November 9, from 9:00 -3:30 pm. Lots of volunteers are needed both days! Parents and kids will be returning for winter coats! If you can help please contact SCPTA Clothing Bank Chair Dot Atkinson at dotdatkinson@gmail.com or Ann Howard, Field's Clothing Bank chair, bah2004@live.com. - submitted by Ann Howard Thank you to all the Field families who donated books during my book drive for Ronald McDonald House this month! Field families really showed a lot of support for my action plan, bringing in 772 books! There were so many books that Ronald McDonald House did not have room for them all, so we took the remainder to Isabel's House! Both places asked how we got so many books, and it was a great opportunity to explain about our PYP school and action plans. - submitted by Jacob, Mrs. Aho's 4th grade class
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Volunteer at Field Elementary - Policies and Information |
Our volunteer program consists of community members, parents, grandparents, local businesses and organizations who acknowledge the importance between community involvement and education. Our volunteers work in a variety of capacities, both inside and
outside the classroom from mentoring or tutoring a child to assisting in a school's office or cafeteria. In order to become a registered volunteer, and keep your volunteer status current, volunteers must complete and return a Volunteer Registration/Background Check Form. This form may be obtained by clicking the SPS link below, in the Community Relations Office, or in the main office of our schools. Anyone volunteering directly with children at our school must perform the registration and background check. The background check costs $17.50; please make checks out to Springfield Public Schools. If you already have a background check completed due to your work or community board service, please provide the school secretary with a copy. |
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Directory Additions & Directory PDF
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The Field Directory is printed only once at the beginning of each school year. If your information does not appear in the directory, but you would like for people to be able to write it directly into their books, please email your contact information to Carol Wooten, carolwooten@mchsi.com.
We will be publishing additions to Field Directory in our monthly newsletters. Please remember that if you provide your information for the Field Directory, you will be automatically included in our Constant Contact database. Also, for your convenience, you may now download a pdf of the Field Directory. This pdf can be kept on your smartphone or other computer.
This directory is intended for Field staff, students, parents/PTA members.
This directory MAY NOT be copied, redistributed, or sold for any commercial or solicitation purposes. For privacy and list security reasons, the items in this pdf are not text enabled. (Which means you will need to manually dial the phone numbers... sorry!)
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Field Flyer is Green!
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We have been able to reduce paper waste by using Constant Contact as the primary distribution means for our PTA Newsletter and other important notices.You may sign-up for the email list at any time by sending your email address to Carol Wooten atcarolwooten@mchsi.com. If at anytime you would like to unsubscribe to our email list, you may do so by clicking the "SafeUnsubscribe" button located at the bottom of every email.For those without access to a computer or email, a limited number of hard copies of the Field Flyer newsletter will be printed and placed in the information stand at the front of the school. The newsletter is also available on Field's website. Thank you for your support as we move toward becoming a more environmentally-conscious school.
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A reminder...
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Please keep in mind the guidelines set forth by Springfield Public Schools in regard to food brought into our classrooms.
The district designates the following nutrition guidelines, based on the Missouri Eat Smart
Nutrition Guidelines and the Nutrition Standards that have been developed by the SPS Wellness Policy committee, for foods and beverages served in schools during the school day:
Rewards should not include candy or soda. Nonfood incentives and/or at least 50% healthy food options are encouraged. Healthy food options should meet at least two of the following standards: - provide 3 grams or more fiber
- provide 35% or less calories from fat or less than 10% calories from saturated fat
- provide less than 16 grams sugar per serving
- make a "significant nutrition contribution" as defined by: providing 20% daily value of one or more of calcium, vitamin A, vitamin C or iron OR 5 grams or more of protein.
Celebrations and Parties, in keeping with the overall nutritional guidelines, parents and teachers are encouraged to limit soda and candy to no more than 50% of the foods offered at special holiday and Valentine's parties. The remaining 50% of party foods offered should meet at least two of the following standards: - provide 3 grams or more fiber
- provide 35% or less calories from fat or less than 10% calories from saturated fat
- provide less than 16 grams sugar per serving
- make a "significant nutrition contribution" as defined by: providing 20% daily value of one or more of calcium, vitamin A, vitamin C or iron OR 5 grams or more of protein.
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JOIN PTA TODAY!
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Being a part of Field PTA is a great way to support our students. We would love Field PTA to have 100% membership by Field families! CLICK HERE NOW to download the membership form; memberships are $6 per person. Please return form along with your check payable to Field PTA to the front office or to your child's teacher.
If you are interested in serving on or helping with a certain committee, please contact that chairperson directly. Below is a list of the Field PTA Board for your convenience. You will notice there are some openings in leadership! If you are interested in serving as a chair on the board, please contact Bill Enos, enos0726@gmail.com.
PTA Executive Committee
President: Bill Enos (enos0726@gmail.com)
President-Elect: Curtis Cunningham (ccunningham02@spsmail.org)
Vice President of Development: Sonja Shaw (sonjashaw@gmail.com)
Vice President of Programs: Allison Riddle (allirwr@hotmail.com)
Vice President of Communications: Carol Wooten (carolwooten@mchsi.com)
Secretary: Missi Joplin (4joplins@sbcglobal.net)
Parliamentarian: Linda Skolnick (l_skolnick@yahoo.com)
Treasurer: Mike Harders (mjharders@yahoo.com) _______ Development:
Auction/Raffle: OPEN Art Based Fundraising: OPEN Box Tops and Label Collection: Lisa Conover (joel_lisa@mchsi.com) Community Partners: OPEN Sports and Event Concessions: OPEN Fifth Grade Liaisons: Lisa Cantin (lisacantin@hotmail.com); Michele Bridges (dmi.bridges@mchsi.com) Fun Night (Fall Festival): Curtis and Amanda Cunningham (ccunningham02@spsmail.org and abzintminded@gmail.com)
Grant Writing: OPEN PTA Membership: Tracy Rathjen (t_rathjen@yahoo.com) School Supply Express Service: Amy Lohman (alohman@spsmail.org) Scholastic Book Fairs: Becky Fraley (b-fraley@sbcglobal.net) Skating Parties: Shellie Robertson (srobertson490@spsmail.org) Spring Celebration/Dance: OPEN
Wearables: OPEN Programs:
Backpacks: Anna Gintz (agintz0808@yahoo.com) and Molly Robb (marybrobb@hotmail.com) Chat and Chew: Michele Boswell (micheleboswell@mac.com) Missi Joplin (4joplins@sbcglobal.net) Clothing Bank: Ann Howard (bah2004@live.com) Community Service (Days of Sharing): Ann Howard (bah2004@live.com) Field Day Liaison: Erica Harris (erica.harris@live.com) Health Fair: Jill Cox (jillcox@mchsi.com) Outdoor Maintenance: OPEN Reflections (arts competition): OPEN RIF: Sheila Wright (robinroark@yahoo.com) Watch Dogs: John Riddle (john.riddle@sbcglobal.net)
Communications:
Boy Scout Liaison: Gary Miller (therefuge@jabc.net)
Courtesy and Hospitality: Brook Mathews (gigigirls9999@sbcglobal.net)
Jennifer Petty (jcpetty@sbcglobal.net)
Directory: Sarah McNew (sarahamcnew@yahoo.com)
Girl Scout Liaison: Debbie Sampson (lizyuxi@yahoo.com)
Homeroom Parents/Volunteer Coordinator: Sarah McNew (sarahamcnew@yahoo.com)/
Terra Salinas (willsali@sbcglobal.net)
Legislative Liaison/Reports: OPEN
Memory Books: Bobby Shelton (simeonandbobbie@sbcglobal.net)
Picture Coordinator: Lisa Conover (joel_lisa@mchsi.com)
Spiritual Guidance: Heather Parker (hparker417@yahoo.com)
Staff Appreciation: Molly Robb (marybrobb@hotmail.com)
PAC/Site Council Representative: Curtis Cunningham, President-elect
(ccunningham02@spsmail.org) and
Bill Enos, President (enos0726@gmail.com)
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