Filed under: General and Misc — zbluesun at 4:26 pm on Wednesday, August 27, 2008
Swap drop–added evening hours today– Wed 6-7:30, for working parents and those coming for the elementary 1 orientation. Leave clothing bags in or next to the box on the playground (west) side of Drummond.
Filed under: General and Misc — zbluesun at 12:01 pm on Wednesday, August 27, 2008
1. Bring all outgrown uniforms at pick up or drop off. Anything in dress code colors, in good clean condition welcome. There will be drop boxes on both sides of Drummond for the rest of August marked UNIFORM SWAP DROP.
2. Honor System: Record your name and the # of items turned in on a clipboard on each box. This # will be credited for even exchange.
3. Cash or Trade: The first Tues–Thurs in September from 3–4pm, the downstairs lunch room will turn into a veritable smorgasbord of uniforms to choose from, laid out by size and type for easy shopping.Tues, Sept 2—Early sale to anyone who donates clothes in the drop boxes (even exchange for credits or $2 donation per item) We
d, Sept 3—Sale open to everyone (even exchange for credits or $2 donation per item)Thurs, Sept 4—Everything left is FREE—anything left at 4pm will be donated to a local charity.
4. Volunteer: We need YOU! If you would like to help organize sizes or staff sale tables contact Bonnie Kenaz-Mara with your availability at . Volunteers especially needed Tuesday, Sept 2 2:15-2:45pm to organize sizes, and 3-4pm Tues, Wed and Thurs to help with the sale.
Filed under: General and Misc — Mr. Neidlinger at 8:24 am on Wednesday, August 27, 2008
Dear Drummond Parents:
WE NEED YOU!
I am looking for a few dedicated parents that can assist us in the morning as we continue to grow and expand our Kiss and Go drop off procedures. Our garden is nearing completion and soon we will be able to fully implement our drop off plan. If you are available and interested please let me know as soon as possible, we are anxious to get going.
Filed under: General and Misc — meganhinchsliff at 2:11 pm on Tuesday, August 26, 2008
the hideout will be hosting it’s 12th annual block party on saturday, september 20th and sunday, september 21st. once again it promises to be a great event and a fun way to help raise money for drummond. we are still looking for volunteers both days for the kids corner and for the drummond table. so bring the family, spend some time listening to great music, hang out at the kids corner and support your school. the wee hairy beasties are on the line up for 12:30 on saturday ! if you can’t volunteer, encourage your friends and families to come for the fun. if you would like to help and can spare a couple hours, e-mail with the day/time you are available. see you there!
Filed under: General and Misc — zbluesun at 1:03 pm on Monday, August 25, 2008
207: Sumi Cho and Melissa Stern are official room reps with Rachel Gross as volunteer.
301: Judy Ocon and Aida Melendez are official room reps with Nancy Ericksen as volunteer.
307: Cynthia Cabrera will be joining Eva Grondal as official room reps.
The following volunteers have joined the early childhood teams as well:
101: Jenny Zuluago
104: Aimee Kam
300 & 306 are still without reps or volunteers, so unless someone wants to take that on, we will pair up with sister early childhood classes. These early childhood reps and volunteers will be available to additionally assist room 300 and 306 with special events, fund raising and helping the teachers, parents and students.
Room 300 will partner with 100 & 101–
Rm 100: Elsa Rivera and Katrina Wittkamp
Rm 101: Vivian Barrett and Jane Boal Walther
Room 306 will partner with 104 & 107
Rm 104: Diane Gansho and Maria Sotelo
Rm 107: Marina Claudio and Bonnie Kenaz-Mara
Reps, please contact the appropriate upper grade teacher with your contact information and introduce yourselves. Upper grades usually don’t need that much assistance, so the work load won’t be much more. As a Drummond school family, we want to make sure all parents have parent contacts and all teachers, including Jr. High, have a ready pool of volunteers to call on.
Filed under: General and Misc — laura at 2:16 pm on Sunday, August 24, 2008
Drummond School needs parent coaches for a new Girls on the Run
afterschool program working with 6-8th grade girls. While the official program
won’t be up and “running” until next March, coaches need to undergo
one day of cpr training and commit to at least 1 night a week after
school working and running with the girls at Walsh Park. (See GirlsOnTheRun.org for more information.)
Ms. Rejman would like to get an informal program up and running this
fall, so if you are interested in building Drummond student’s confidence
and self-esteem through a little bit of jogging, please consider
committing to coach! For more information, contact Ms. Rejman at
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Filed under: General and Misc — zbluesun at 8:13 pm on Tuesday, August 19, 2008
We now have a complete listing and all rooms are represented except 8th grade. Reps, please contact your teachers, introduce yourselves if they don’t yet know you, and give your e-mail and contact information to them. Please be available to your parents and teachers during the upcoming orientation nights.
As soon as I have all the rep’s e-mails organized, I will privately send you room rep responsibility documents. Feel free to contact me with any questions or issues.
Thanks to everyone for the overwhelming response. Thanks in advance to the reps and volunteers for your time this year. Together we can achieve great things.
2008-2009 assignments for Drummond Montessori Pre-K Homeroom Reps:
Rm 100: Elsa Rivera and Katrina Wittkamp
Rm 101: Vivian Barrett and Jane Boal Walther
Rm 104: Diane Gansho and Maria Sotelo
Rm 107: Marina Claudio and Bonnie Kenaz-Mara
2008-2009 assignments for Drummond Montessori Elementary 1 Homeroom Reps:
Rm 200: Karen Herbst and Cindy Nicita
Rm 201: Sabrina Craig and Sherry Coleman
Rm 207: Rachel Gross
2008-2009 assignments for Drummond 4th-8th grade Homeroom Reps:
Filed under: General and Misc — laura at 2:45 pm on Monday, August 18, 2008
Dear Drummond Parents,
The next two weeks are chock full of Open Houses/Orientations for each cycle at Drummond. Please plan to attend the Open House for your child’s cycle. These Open Houses are a great way to meet other parents from your child’s classroom, learn ways to help your teacher, and become familiar with the work your child is doing at school. Attendance by parents at their cycle’s events is strongly recommended.
Middle School Open House- Tuesday, August 19 6:00-7:30pm
Early Childhood Orientation- Wednesday, August 20 5:30-6:15pm for 3, 4 & 5 year olds; Kindergarten parents will stay from 6:30-7:00. Early Childhood parents are strongly recommended to attend.
Elementary 1 Open House- Wednesday, August 27 6:00-7:15pm
Elementary 2 Open House- Thursday, August 28 5:00-5:45pm
We look forward to seeing you at an Open House./Orientation
Filed under: General and Misc — zbluesun at 11:21 am on Monday, August 18, 2008
Here are the 2008-2009 assignments for Drummond Montessori Early Childhood Homeroom Reps:
Rm 100: Elsa Rivera and Katrina Wittkamp
Rm 101: Vivian Barrett and Jane Boal Walther
Rm 104: Diane Gansho and Maria Sotelo
Rm 107: Marina Claudio and Bonnie Kenaz-Mara
Please private e-mail me your e-mail, phone number, and name(s)/age(s)/room number(s) of all children, if you are listed as roomparent or volunteer. I added all extra applicants and room parents from last year to the volunteer list. If you wish to be removed, let me know. If I missed anyone, it’s not too late to be added.
Volunteers are as follows:
100:
Julie Fisher
Lisa Wright
Diane Gansho
101:
Alyse Goodwin
Susan Friedman
Sherry Coleman
Mollie Stromberg
104:
Yushica Thomas
Kate Roth
Jessica Kwiatkowski
107
Karen Herbst
Monica Lasky
Here are the 2008-2009 assignments for Drummond Montessori Elementary 1 Homeroom Reps:
Rm 200: Karen Herbst and
Rm 201: Sabrina Craig and Sherry Coleman
Rm 207:
Volunteers are as follows:
200:
Bonnie Kenaz-Mara
201:
Katrina Lipe
207:
Rachel Gross
307:
Laura Kuzniar
Aida Melendez
Please contact me if you are willing to be roomparent or volunteer for elementary 1 or an older classroom. You do not need to have a child in the room to be a homeroom rep. Room parents are still needed in the following upper grades: