• "HOPE is never MERE. Not even when it is MEAGER."  - J. R. R. Tolkien
     
     
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    My email address is dmiller@jacksonsd.org. I am located in room 11 and I will be co-teaching with Mrs. Cipully. Feel free to check out her class page as well. Please do not hesitate to reach out with any questions or concerns.  
     

     Kindergarten / Important Dates

     

    DECEMBER

    11/19-12/9 - Clusters Popcorn Grinch Gram

    12/1-12/12 - Clusters Popcorn Sale

    12/1-12/16 - Switlik Ornaments Sale

    12/5-12/10 - Holiday Gift Shop

    12/9 - Gift of Warmth & Joy Drop Off

    12/9-12/11 - Gertrude Hawk Shop-to-Donate

    12/10 - Cookies & Cocoa with Santa

    12/10 - Pointsetta Pickup

    12/13 - PTN Meeting in Switlik IMC  

    12/15 - Cheesecake Pickup

    12/21 (6-7:30) - Clusters Popcorn Pickup

     

    Chromebook Cases - through June

    Birthday Grams and Signs - through June

     


     
     
    Supply and Donation List Available – STEM School Highlands Ranch
     
     
    This is a list of suggested school supplies.
    Accordion file with 5 sections labeled (planner/notices, HW, Math, SS, and Science) 
    Blue or black pens
    Several pencils with erasers
    Pencil sharpener (make sure it collects the shavings and itsn't battery operated)
    2 colored pens ( any color) 
    3 Marble Composition Books
    One 2 gallon zip lock bag
     

    Joseph T Donahue School (3-4) / Homepage

     

    MONDAY - MEDIA with Mrs. Palme

    TUESDAY - COMPUTERS with Mr. Struthers

    WEDNESDAY - ART with Mrs. Langer

    THURSDAY - GYM with Ms. Pfluger

    FRIDAY - MUSIC with Ms. Mason

     

     
     PEACE

    Switlik Is a

    Bucket Filling School!


    Switlik Elementary School is working towards a more caring and respectful environment. We are using the world acclaimed book by Carol McCloud, Have You Filled a Bucket Today- A Guide to Daily Happiness for Kids in order to create a safer, kinder, more respectful school culture.  

    The philosophy is simple and is this - imagine everyone is born with an invisible bucket. The bucket represents a person's mental and emotional health. You can't see the bucket but it’s there and it is our responsibility to fill that bucket. When you say nice things, show respect, act in kindness, you are filling each other's buckets and, in turn, filling your own bucket.  

    Switlik Elementary school is working towards keeping our buckets full every day, thus resulting in individuals who feel healthy mentally, emotionally, and socially.  

     

    Be a bucket filler

    not a bucket dipper! 

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