With the Appearance of Spring, I Have Two Requests to Makerelated to Your Child S Comfort

June 2015

Principal’s Message

With the appearance of spring, I have two requests to makerelated to your child’s comfort and safety:

1. Please make sure your child is dressed appropriately.If he/she dresses in layers the sweaters, sweatshirts, jackets or long sleeved shirts that are needed to stay warm in the mornings can be removed so students can be comfortable in the afternoon. In addition,flip-flops are not acceptable shoes for school. Students need to wear shoes that stay on their feet when they are running and playing.

2. Please do not allow your children to come to school before7:30or to stay after3:00to play on the playground.There are no staff members to supervise students at these times.

Thank you for your support!

-Kelly Stahl, Principal

It’s ALL ABOUT the KIDS!

Kindergarten Summer School

Dates to Remember

June 2 Last Day of School

June

August 20 Washington Open House

(KDG 4:00-5:00, 1st 4:30-5:30)

August 25 First Day of school

Transportation

News!

The transportation department is working on the 2015-2016 school year. The eligibility for next year remains the same as this year. Grade K-5 are eligible if your residence is more than one-half mile from the building your child will be attending. Grades 6-8 are eligible if your residence is more than two miles from Tiffin Middle School.

Letters have sent home to those students who will be eligible for bus transportation next year. If you have not received one and believe that your student is eligible, please contact the Transportation Department 419-447-8729

Or download the form from the website and send it to:

TCS Transportation Dept.

1045S Caldwell Ave

Tiffin, Ohio 44883

-Randy Conger

Kindergarten Music Program

Thank you to the Kindergarten students for the WONDERFUL music programs this past month. I could tell by the smiles and applause the parents loved it and I received many compliments!

Pennies for

Patients

The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's Pennies for Patients program is a service-learning program that saves lives. Students helped to "Make Change - Beat Cancer" by raising money for a cure!

This year students brought their spare change to school and pooled it with their classmates. Washington students raised $1,075.19to support local patient programs and blood cancer research. Mrs. Hepp’s first grade class brought in the most and won a pizza party. Great job Washington!

Limo Ride

Eleven students sold enough cookie dough to enjoy a ride in Limousine

Library Donations

Thank you for the donations to our library. These books will be a great addition to the world of reading for our students.

MEMORIALS