We have officially made it to winter break and the year is flying by! Believe it or not, Grade 6 to 7 Course Information Night is Tuesday, March 26th at Ross A. Lurgio School from 6-7pm.
Whether you're staying home or traveling this week, I hope you all have a safe, fun, and relaxing vacation!
Upcoming Events:
March 6th McKelvie Talent Show at 6:00pm
March 12th No School due to Workshop/Voting Day
March 13th Dawn Huebner at McKelvie at 6:30pm
March 26th Grade 6-7 Registration Night from 6-7pm
Evening Q&A with Dr. Dawn Huebner:
Join us for a 90-minute Q&A on Wednesday, March 13th at 6:30pm at McKelvie Intermediate School with Dr. Dawn Huebner, nationally recognized Psychologist, Parent Coach and author of award-winning mental health books for kids. Dr. Huebner is best known for her What to Do Guides - including What to Do When You Worry Too Much and Outsmarting Worry - which have sold over 1 million copies. Rather than giving a one-size-fits-all talk, Dr. Huebner will be answering audience questions about how to recognize anxiety in kids, how to respond to it, and how to build skills to better manage it. Questions can be submitted in advance, written on a note card that evening (to maintain anonymity) or asked live. This is not a group therapy session but instead an informative Q&A that will leave you with a clearer understanding of anxiety, what parents do that inadvertently feeds it, and how to help your child get on the path to defeating it.
To submit a question for Dr. Huebner in advance, email Priscilla McGinty, School Counselor at McKelvie Intermediate School at mcgintyp@sau25.net, or your child's School Counselor.
Library News:
Happy break McKelvie! Click HERE to see an Adobe Spark of the Francis/Parolin Pod taking some "bites of books" during a recent book tasting in the library! Students were exposed to books in a restaurant-like setting complete with reservations! Students were "served" various genres including historical fiction, realistic fiction, fantasy, sports, and humor books. They used their menus at the end of our time together to make a book selection in preparation for their March Madness Book Tournament.
If you are traveling, have a safe trip! If you and your family are staying local, enjoy all that NH has to offer this time of year. Spring is coming...
Warmly,
Mrs. Cote
PTG News:
COFFEE AND CONVERSATION WITH SUPERINTENDENT: Hosted by the PTG, Superintendent Mike Fournier invites you to “Coffee and Conversation” on Friday March 8th, 9:30am at Bedford Town Library (McAllister Meeting Room)…RSVP REQUIRED.
This will be a small, informal, discussion based gathering to discuss Bedford School District happenings including upcoming items on the March 12th ballot. Please click HERE to RSVP if you wish to attend.
MANCHESTER MONARCHS EVENT: Join the PTG and Riddle Brook Chorus at the Monarchs game on Sunday, March 10th 3pm. Click HERE to order tickets. Enjoy a fun, family evening out and support Riddle Brook Chorus as they sing the National Anthem!
COLOR BLAST FUN RUN/WALK COMMUNITY EVENT: Get excited, registration opens March 15th for another fun filled Color Blast Fun Run/Walk to be held on Sunday, June 2nd.
PTG WISHES YOU A WONDERFUL WINTER BREAK!
A Message From Scouts BSA:
Camping / Hiking / Summer Camp / High Adventure / Community Service / Leadership
Be one of the first girls to become an Eagle Scout
Open to all girls and boys ages 11 to 17, Boy Scouts is now Scouts BSA.
OPEN HOUSE, to learn more about what Scouts BSA has to offer. All interested girls and their parents or guardians are encouraged to attend.
Boy Scout Troop 5
Monday, March 11, 6:30 to 8pm
McKelvie Intermediate School Cafeteria, 108 Liberty Hill Road, Bedford
--Boy Scouts of America has changed the name of their main scouting program to Scouts BSA and with this change is now including the establishment of Troops specifically for girls being led by girls.
--The Bedford Rotary Club, which is the charter organization sponsoring Bedford Boy Scout Troop 5, is founding a new Scouts BSA Troop 5 for girls in Bedford.
--Girls at least 11 years of age but not yet 18 who enjoy outdoor adventure, camping and hiking, community service, leadership, and have a pioneering spirit are encouraged to join.
--Scouts BSA is not coed. The girls will form a new troop with their own patrols and Scout leadership separate from the boys.
--Meeting times and places, programs and activities, and some of the adult leaders and shared Troop Committee will be the same as for Boy Scout Troop 5.
--Bedford Troop 5 is a well-established and highly successful troop in existence since 1992, currently has 77 registered Scouts, 27 registered adult leaders, and has seen 55 Scouts earn the rank of Eagle.
--The new Scouts BSA Troop 5 for girls will receive strong support and guidance toward success from the many dedicated and experienced adult volunteer Scout leaders and the well-established Troop 5 committee.
For more information:
committeechair@bedfordtroop5.org
Bedford Troop 5 Website: https://www.troopwebhost.org/Troop5Bedford/
Have a terrific weekend!
Jen Asdot
March 12th No School due to Workshop/Voting Day
March 13th Dawn Huebner at McKelvie at 6:30pm
March 26th Grade 6-7 Registration Night from 6-7pm
Evening Q&A with Dr. Dawn Huebner:
Join us for a 90-minute Q&A on Wednesday, March 13th at 6:30pm at McKelvie Intermediate School with Dr. Dawn Huebner, nationally recognized Psychologist, Parent Coach and author of award-winning mental health books for kids. Dr. Huebner is best known for her What to Do Guides - including What to Do When You Worry Too Much and Outsmarting Worry - which have sold over 1 million copies. Rather than giving a one-size-fits-all talk, Dr. Huebner will be answering audience questions about how to recognize anxiety in kids, how to respond to it, and how to build skills to better manage it. Questions can be submitted in advance, written on a note card that evening (to maintain anonymity) or asked live. This is not a group therapy session but instead an informative Q&A that will leave you with a clearer understanding of anxiety, what parents do that inadvertently feeds it, and how to help your child get on the path to defeating it.
To submit a question for Dr. Huebner in advance, email Priscilla McGinty, School Counselor at McKelvie Intermediate School at mcgintyp@sau25.net, or your child's School Counselor.
Library News:
Happy break McKelvie! Click HERE to see an Adobe Spark of the Francis/Parolin Pod taking some "bites of books" during a recent book tasting in the library! Students were exposed to books in a restaurant-like setting complete with reservations! Students were "served" various genres including historical fiction, realistic fiction, fantasy, sports, and humor books. They used their menus at the end of our time together to make a book selection in preparation for their March Madness Book Tournament.
If you are traveling, have a safe trip! If you and your family are staying local, enjoy all that NH has to offer this time of year. Spring is coming...
Warmly,
Mrs. Cote
PTG News:
COFFEE AND CONVERSATION WITH SUPERINTENDENT: Hosted by the PTG, Superintendent Mike Fournier invites you to “Coffee and Conversation” on Friday March 8th, 9:30am at Bedford Town Library (McAllister Meeting Room)…RSVP REQUIRED.
This will be a small, informal, discussion based gathering to discuss Bedford School District happenings including upcoming items on the March 12th ballot. Please click HERE to RSVP if you wish to attend.
MANCHESTER MONARCHS EVENT: Join the PTG and Riddle Brook Chorus at the Monarchs game on Sunday, March 10th 3pm. Click HERE to order tickets. Enjoy a fun, family evening out and support Riddle Brook Chorus as they sing the National Anthem!
COLOR BLAST FUN RUN/WALK COMMUNITY EVENT: Get excited, registration opens March 15th for another fun filled Color Blast Fun Run/Walk to be held on Sunday, June 2nd.
PTG WISHES YOU A WONDERFUL WINTER BREAK!
A Message From Scouts BSA:
Camping / Hiking / Summer Camp / High Adventure / Community Service / Leadership
Be one of the first girls to become an Eagle Scout
Open to all girls and boys ages 11 to 17, Boy Scouts is now Scouts BSA.
OPEN HOUSE, to learn more about what Scouts BSA has to offer. All interested girls and their parents or guardians are encouraged to attend.
Boy Scout Troop 5
Monday, March 11, 6:30 to 8pm
McKelvie Intermediate School Cafeteria, 108 Liberty Hill Road, Bedford
--Boy Scouts of America has changed the name of their main scouting program to Scouts BSA and with this change is now including the establishment of Troops specifically for girls being led by girls.
--The Bedford Rotary Club, which is the charter organization sponsoring Bedford Boy Scout Troop 5, is founding a new Scouts BSA Troop 5 for girls in Bedford.
--Girls at least 11 years of age but not yet 18 who enjoy outdoor adventure, camping and hiking, community service, leadership, and have a pioneering spirit are encouraged to join.
--Scouts BSA is not coed. The girls will form a new troop with their own patrols and Scout leadership separate from the boys.
--Meeting times and places, programs and activities, and some of the adult leaders and shared Troop Committee will be the same as for Boy Scout Troop 5.
--Bedford Troop 5 is a well-established and highly successful troop in existence since 1992, currently has 77 registered Scouts, 27 registered adult leaders, and has seen 55 Scouts earn the rank of Eagle.
--The new Scouts BSA Troop 5 for girls will receive strong support and guidance toward success from the many dedicated and experienced adult volunteer Scout leaders and the well-established Troop 5 committee.
For more information:
committeechair@bedfordtroop5.org
Bedford Troop 5 Website: https://www.troopwebhost.org/Troop5Bedford/
Have a terrific weekend!
Jen Asdot
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