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ÉCOLE GREENFIELD SCHOOL NEWS 3735 – 114 Street Edmonton, AB T6J 2G6 Phone: 780-434-8581 Fax: 780-435-1303 Email: greenfield@epsb.ca Website: greenfield.epsb.ca Volume 8, Issue 15 May 29, 2012 School Trustee Supt. of Schools Asst. Superintendent Principal Assistant Principal Administrative Assistant Catherine Ripley Edgar Schmidt Ron MacNeil Karen Linden Kyril Mueller Shelley Jones 780-429-8084 780-429-8010 780-429-8374 CELEBRATING 2011-2012 SUCCESS!! Parents, please join us for the Greenfield Greatness Celebrations Monday, June 4, 2012 10:35-11:25 am Kindergarten (AM classes) Grade 1-3 classes 12:35-1:25 pm Kindergarten (PM classes) Grade 4-6 classes Recognition will include: Student Leadership, Citizenship and Great Improvement Program booklets will be sent home on Wednesday, May 30 th listing the students to be recognized. GREENFIELD SCHOOL NEWS
- Page 2 and 3: MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPALS 2012-20
- Page 4 and 5: June 4 Greenfield Greatness Celebra
- Page 6 and 7: THANKS TO: • Mr. Wilcox, the prin
- Page 8 and 9: WE GO FOR THE GOLD Many Greenfield
- Page 10 and 11: PROMOTING HEALTHY FOOD AND BEVERAGE
- Page 12: What makes our school special? GREE
ÉCOLE GREENFIELD SCHOOL NEWS<br />
3735 – 114 Street<br />
<strong>Edmonton</strong>, AB T6J 2G6<br />
Phone: 780-434-8581 Fax: 780-435-1303<br />
Email: greenfield@epsb.ca Website: greenfield.epsb.ca<br />
Volume 8, Issue 15 May 29, 2012<br />
<strong>School</strong> Trustee Supt. of <strong>School</strong>s Asst. Superintendent Principal Assistant Principal Administrative Assistant<br />
Catherine Ripley Edgar Schmidt Ron MacNeil Karen Linden Kyril Mueller Shelley Jones<br />
780-429-8084 780-429-8010 780-429-8374<br />
CELEBRATING 2011-2012 SUCCESS!!<br />
Parents, please join us for the<br />
<strong>Greenfield</strong> <strong>Greatness</strong> <strong>Celebrations</strong><br />
Monday, June 4, 2012<br />
10:35-11:25 am<br />
Kindergarten (AM classes)<br />
Grade 1-3 classes<br />
12:35-1:25 pm<br />
Kindergarten (PM classes)<br />
Grade 4-6 classes<br />
Recognition will include:<br />
Student Leadership, Citizenship and Great Improvement<br />
Program booklets will be sent home on Wednesday, May 30 th<br />
listing the students to be recognized.<br />
GREENFIELD SCHOOL NEWS
MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPALS<br />
2012-2013 SCHOOL PLANNING: On June 7 th , teachers will work together to create draft class<br />
lists. In preparation for this collaboration, all students will complete a self-assessment and list five<br />
friends who they work well with. We will ensure that every <strong>Greenfield</strong> student has at least one of<br />
these friends in next year’s class. Parents choosing to make requests must do so by JUNE 6 th .<br />
When creating class groupings, we take the following criteria into consideration:<br />
• emotional age<br />
• teacher – student match<br />
• parent requests<br />
• gender balance<br />
• academically heterogeneous<br />
groupings<br />
• number of students with<br />
Individual Program Plans<br />
• work habits<br />
• social dynamics and peer<br />
relationships<br />
• siblings taught by teacher<br />
• For combined grade<br />
groupings, we also take into<br />
consideration:<br />
- birth dates<br />
- work habits<br />
- number of times in a<br />
combined class<br />
TENTATIVE LEARNING ORGANIZATION & STAFFING: These plans are tentative based upon<br />
current pre-enrolment numbers. As of May 29 th , we have 208 English and 279 French Immersion students<br />
registered for a total of 487 students (that is 11 above our enrolment projection).<br />
ENGLISH PROGRAM<br />
Grade Number of Students Teacher(s)<br />
Kindergarten 23 (AM) To be hired<br />
Grade 1 18 Temporary teacher to be hired<br />
(Mrs. Deb McIver on maternity leave until March 2013)<br />
Grade 2 23 Ms. Iris Frankiw<br />
Grade 2-3 20 11 Gr. 2<br />
Temporary teacher to be hired<br />
9 Gr. 3<br />
(Mrs. Chandler on maternity leave for the entire year)<br />
Grade 3 22 Mrs. Patti Lorentz<br />
Grade 4 28 Mrs. Lori Tytler<br />
Grade 5 24 Ms. Kimberley Talbot<br />
Grade 5-6 22 10 Gr. 5<br />
12 Gr. 6<br />
Ms. Jodie Craven<br />
Grade 6 28 Mrs. Hayley Sylvester & ____________<br />
(Mrs. Angela Royer on maternity leave until April 2013)<br />
FRENCH IMMERSION PROGRAM<br />
Grade Number of Students Teacher(s)<br />
Kindergarten 18 AM<br />
18 PM<br />
18 PM<br />
Mme Stephania Desmarais<br />
Mme Stephania Desmarais<br />
Teacher to be hired<br />
Grade 1 18 Mme Claudette McCartney<br />
Grade 1 18 Teacher to be hired<br />
Grade 1 18 Temporary teacher to be hired<br />
(Mme Powell on maternity leave for the entire year)<br />
Grade 2 20 Mme Dianne Dachyshyn<br />
Grade 2 21 Mme Murielle Simard<br />
Grade 3 32 Mme Elise Launhardt<br />
Grade 4 24 Temporary teacher to be hired<br />
(Mme Hankens on deferred salary leave for the entire year)<br />
Grade 4-5 21 11 Gr. 4<br />
Temporary teacher to be hired<br />
10 Gr. 5<br />
(Mme Sylvie Morissette on maternity leave until November 2012)<br />
Grade 5 24 Temporary teacher to be hired<br />
(Mme Kim Brenton on maternity leave until January 2013)<br />
Grade 6 29 Teacher to be hired<br />
Art Specialist Teacher to be hired Administrative Assistants: Mrs. Shelley Jones<br />
Music Specialist Ms. Roxanne Zahara Mrs. Chantel Mitchell<br />
Technology Coach Mr. Steve L’Heureux Library Technician Mrs. Gin Kuropatwa<br />
Assistant Principal M Kyril Mueller Head Custodian Mr. Neil Bruce<br />
Principal Miss Karen Linden Evening Custodian Mr. Sam Kumar<br />
Custodial Assistant Mrs. Halina GREENFIELD Mamak SCHOOL NEWS<br />
Educational Assistant Mrs. Archana Dewan
To:<br />
• Mrs. Marcey Kliparchuk, transferring to Tevie Miller <strong>School</strong> to teach Early Education (Pre-K).<br />
• Mme Cathy McMillan, who is expecting, and plans to return to <strong>Edmonton</strong> Public <strong>School</strong>s for the 2013-<br />
2014 school year.<br />
• Mme Maralee Ross, moving to Lloydminster, and will be teaching Grade 1 French Immersion.<br />
• Mrs. Terri-Lynn Van Dyke, transferring to Mount Pleasant <strong>School</strong> to teach Grade 2 two afternoons a<br />
week.<br />
• Miss Jolyn Holtorf, Miss Karly Lagore, Mme Lisa Ross, Mme Kerstin Skow, Miss Leah Treder & M Aric<br />
Wutzke, who are completing their temporary assignments with us at the end of June.<br />
Thank you for your service and commitment to our school community!<br />
THANK YOU FOR CONTINUING TO CHAMPION OUR YOUNG PEOPLE TO BE<br />
PROACTIVE LEADERS BY ARRIVING TO SCHOOL ON TIME. We are happy to<br />
announce that punctuality has improved since March progress reports were sent home. It is our<br />
goal for all students to arrive to school on time. Students are considered late when they are not<br />
in their classrooms by the 2nd bell in the morning (8:40 am) and afternoon (12:30 pm). As per the Alberta<br />
<strong>School</strong> Act, all students are expected to attend school regularly and punctually. Let’s keep working together<br />
to maximize and respect teaching and learning time for all students.<br />
Sincerely,<br />
GREENFIELD SCHOOL VISUAL IDENTITY (LOGO): The <strong>Edmonton</strong> Public<br />
<strong>School</strong>s Communications team is providing support to all schools to develop or update<br />
school visual identities at no cost to schools. They conducted a visual identity inventory of<br />
all schools, and each school’s visual identity was reviewed/evaluated using a defined set<br />
of criteria. Please complete this month’s feedback sheet to provide us with your family’s<br />
input into this graphic design process.<br />
Karen Linden, M.Ed., Principal Kyril Mueller, Assistant Principal<br />
Karen.Linden@epsb.ca, 780-434-8581 Ext. 433 Kyril.Mueller@epsb.ca, 780-434-8581 Ext. 434<br />
IMPORTANT DATES<br />
We are using Google Calendar for school events. Please check out the school website at<br />
http://greenfield.epsb.ca/ under Communications for information about school and classroom events.<br />
PROVINCIAL ACHIEVEMENT TESTS FOR GRADE 3 & 6 STUDENTS<br />
June 12 Gr. 3 English Language Arts 9:00-10:00 am<br />
June 14 Gr. 3 Mathematics 9:00-10:00 am<br />
Gr. 6 Social Studies 9:00-10:00 am<br />
June 15 Gr. 6 English Language Arts 9:00-10:00 am<br />
June 18 Gr. 3 French Language Arts 9:00-9:45 am<br />
Gr. 6 Mathematics 9:00-10:15 am<br />
June 19 Gr. 6 Science 9:00-10:00 am<br />
June 20 Gr. 6 French Language Arts 9:00-10:00 am<br />
Gr. 6 Celebration Run around the <strong>School</strong> @ 10:30 am!!<br />
Parents are welcome to join us to watch the Celebration Run<br />
GREENFIELD SCHOOL NEWS
June 4 <strong>Greenfield</strong> <strong>Greatness</strong> <strong>Celebrations</strong> @ 10:35 am & 12:35 pm<br />
June 6 Birthday Book Program for June, July & August Birthdays<br />
June 4-6 Lost & Found Items on display<br />
June 14 <strong>Greenfield</strong> <strong>School</strong> Council & GFAS meetings @ 7:00-9:00 pm<br />
June 15 Last day for Library – Inventory begins June 18 th<br />
June 15 Little Caesars Pizza lunch<br />
June 20 Last Fruit for a Friend day<br />
June 22 Last day for the Milk program<br />
2012-2013 <strong>School</strong> Supply forms due<br />
Kindergarten <strong>Celebrations</strong><br />
June 25 K-3 Sports Fun Day<br />
June 25 Dads Matter Gr. 1-6 BBQ Lunch<br />
June 26 Gr. 4-6 Track & Field Day<br />
June 25-27 Lost & Found items on display All items not taken home by students on the last day of<br />
school will be bagged up on June 28 th . There will not be access to these items until the fall.<br />
June 27 Last day of Instruction:<br />
• Year End Assembly in the gym @ 9:00-10:15 am – Parents, please join us!<br />
• Grade 6 Farewell Luncheon in the gym @ 11:30 am<br />
• Progress reports to be distributed & released to <strong>School</strong>Zone at dismissal<br />
time. If you are leaving prior to this date, please provide us with a 9X12” self-addressed<br />
stamped envelope ($1.71). We will mail the progress report(s) to you on June 27 th .<br />
LOOKING AHEAD: 2012-2013 IMPORTANT DATES<br />
August 30 <strong>School</strong> Supply Pick-Up @ 4:00-6:00 pm<br />
Class lists will be posted at 4:00 pm<br />
September 3 Labour Day – NO SCHOOL<br />
September 4 First Day of <strong>School</strong> 8:35 am – 3:27 pm<br />
September 13 Meet the Staff & Curriculum Night @ 6:30-8:00 pm<br />
September 21 Welcome Back Family Picnic & Family Dance @ 6:00-9:00 pm<br />
September 25 Looking Good “Photo” Day<br />
October 1 Professional Development Day – No <strong>School</strong><br />
October 8 Thanksgiving Day – No <strong>School</strong><br />
November 12 Professional Development Day – No <strong>School</strong><br />
Dec. 22-Jan. 6 Christmas Break – No <strong>School</strong><br />
February 15 Professional Development Day – No <strong>School</strong><br />
February 18 Family Day – No <strong>School</strong><br />
Mar. 23-Apr. 1 Spring Break – No <strong>School</strong><br />
March 29 Good Friday – No <strong>School</strong><br />
April 1 Easter Monday – No <strong>School</strong><br />
May 17 Day in Recognition of Reporting Duties – No <strong>School</strong><br />
May 20 Victoria Day – No <strong>School</strong><br />
June 27 Last Day of Classes<br />
GREENFIELD SCHOOL COUNCIL AND<br />
GREENFIELD FUNDRAISING & ALLOCATIONS SOCIETY<br />
LAST MEETINGS FOR THE 2011-2012 SCHOOL YEAR:<br />
Thursday, June 14, 2012 GSC 7:00-8:00 pm GFAS 8:00-9:00 pm<br />
GREENFIELD SCHOOL COUNCIL EMAIL ADDRESS: greenfieldcouncil@gmail.com<br />
GREENFIELD FUND RAISING & ALLOCATIONS SOCIETY EMAIL ADDRESS: greenfieldFAS@gmail.com<br />
GREENFIELD SCHOOL NEWS
WE HONOUR THE GREATNESS IN YOU<br />
WELCOME TO:<br />
• Mrs. Chantel Mitchell, our new Administrative Assistant working with Mrs. Jones in the school office.<br />
Mrs. Mitchell joins us from Menisa <strong>School</strong>. Parents, you are very welcome to drop by the office to say<br />
hello.<br />
• Mme Lynch working with Room 12 students, Mme Teyke, working with Room 15 students, and Mrs.<br />
Hildebrandt, working with Room 26 students, while Mme McCartney, Mme Desmarais & Ms. Craven are<br />
away on medical leave.<br />
• Mr. L’Heureux, our Technology Coach, who returned to work on May 28 th . It’s great to have you back!<br />
THANKS TO:<br />
• The <strong>Greenfield</strong> Fundraising & Allocations Society, for your generous allocation of<br />
casino funds totaling $76,655 for purchases that will take place from September 2012<br />
to June 2014!<br />
Fine Arts<br />
Instrument Upgrades<br />
General Equipment<br />
FM System for Student Presentations<br />
Stage<br />
Inclusive Learning Support<br />
Resources (sensory room, COGMED, AIMSWEB)<br />
Physical Education<br />
Equipment for Recess Bins *<br />
<strong>School</strong> Activities<br />
Carnaval *<br />
Artist in Residence (Trickster)<br />
Cultural Event Bussing *<br />
Inquiring Minds *<br />
Field Trip Bussing (one per class per year) *<br />
<strong>School</strong> Supplies<br />
Agendas *<br />
Teacher Allocations *<br />
Art Visual Journals *<br />
Div 1 Science Equipment *<br />
Div 2 Science Equipment *<br />
Library Resources *<br />
Leveled Literature (Div 1) *<br />
Leveled Literature (Div 2) *<br />
Daily Physical Education Supplies *<br />
Math Resources *<br />
Technology<br />
Additional Netbooks for Existing Carts<br />
TV Studio<br />
* To be spent over a two year period<br />
Total Casino Allocation<br />
• All <strong>Greenfield</strong> Parent Leaders, for your ongoing leadership and support!<br />
$ 2,000<br />
$ 2,000<br />
705<br />
$ 8,000<br />
$ 3,000 *<br />
$ 2,500 *<br />
3,450<br />
4,000 *<br />
4,000 *<br />
7,500 *<br />
$ 8,000 *<br />
2,000 *<br />
2,000 *<br />
1,000 *<br />
1,000 *<br />
4,000 *<br />
2,000 *<br />
2,000 *<br />
1,500 *<br />
4,000 *<br />
$ 7,000<br />
5,000<br />
$76,655<br />
GREENFIELD SCHOOL NEWS
THANKS TO:<br />
• Mr. Wilcox, the principal of Grace Martin <strong>School</strong>, for visiting<br />
us on May 9 th to watch our students bring the fruit to the<br />
large bins and learn about the “behind the scenes”<br />
leadership Room 20 provides each and every week!<br />
• Parents who attended the May <strong>Greenfield</strong> Fundraising & Allocations and <strong>Greenfield</strong> <strong>School</strong> Council<br />
meetings!<br />
• Mrs. Ivey & Mrs. Wudel, our Jump Rope for Heart Leaders!<br />
• The <strong>Greenfield</strong> Staff, for all of your support with Jump Rope for Heart!<br />
• Trickster Theatre, for choosing <strong>Greenfield</strong> <strong>School</strong> to host your “on the job” interviews for<br />
potential Trickster staff. Rooms 7, 8, 20 & 25, were thrilled to work with your troupe.<br />
CONGRATULATIONS TO:<br />
• The 174 students and 3 staff members, who collected pledges for our 12 th annual Jump Rope<br />
for Heart. As of May 25 th , we have raised $13,145.79 for the Heart & Stroke Foundation!<br />
• Janelle H.! Her musical theatre group placed in the top 6 of their division with a score of 95% at the<br />
Standing Ovation dance competition in Fort Saskatchewan on April 28 & 29!<br />
• Yunsong L., Rm. 25, for winning an <strong>Edmonton</strong> Gold Medal (Top 5%), and Jian Feng W., Rm. 26, for<br />
winning an <strong>Edmonton</strong> Bronze Medal, in March 25 th European Contest-Game Math Kangaroo held at<br />
Concordia University College of Alberta. The total number of students who wrote the contest in all<br />
participating Canadian cities is 1785 and 232 in <strong>Edmonton</strong>.<br />
• Brinley M. & Rachel S., for having their artwork selected for display at the Shaw Conference<br />
Centre Student Artwork Show running from June 23, 2012 to June 14, 2013!<br />
• Elise C-R., Ethan H. & Sithara N., for having their artwork selected for display at the Kids in<br />
the Hall Bistro in City Hall! The exhibition will run from mid-September to mid-December<br />
2012.<br />
• Ayva L., Elise C-R., Emily C., Isaac L. & Travis H., for having their artwork selected for display<br />
at the Centre for Education from May 2012 to April 2013!<br />
• Mrs. Royer and family, who welcomed Cale Lionel Royer into the world<br />
on April 16 th , at 8 lbs 5 oz, and 21 inches long!<br />
• M Wutzke and family, who welcomed Sylas Wutzke into the<br />
world on April 27 th , at 9 lbs 13 oz, and 22 inches long!<br />
GREENFIELD SCHOOL NEWS
REMINDERS<br />
SCHOOL SUPPLIES<br />
Please check with your child to ensure they have pencils and erasers available in their desk for<br />
writing June exams. 2012-2013 Supply lists for next year have been sent home and need to be<br />
returned to the office by June 22, 2012.<br />
MOO CLUB MILK PROGRAM will end on Friday June 22 nd . Students will need to provide their<br />
own drinks for June 25-27 th . Next year’s program will begin in October. Watch for information in<br />
September. Thank you for supporting healthy bodies!<br />
ROOM 21 LEADERS READ<br />
THEIR WAY TO HELPING<br />
OTHERS!<br />
Room 21 students helped others<br />
while they helped themselves this<br />
school year by participating in<br />
Scholastic Book Clubs’ Classrooms<br />
Care. Since February, students in<br />
Room 21 read 100 books and now<br />
Scholastics will donate 100 books to<br />
disadvantaged children in<br />
communities across Canada. We<br />
are very proud of Room 21’s<br />
accomplishments and are excited to<br />
hear that others will benefit from<br />
their love of reading.<br />
What a great example of Synergy<br />
and thinking Win-Win!<br />
Way to go Room 21!<br />
LEADERS FOR LIFE<br />
STUDENT GOVERNMENT NEWS<br />
Congratulations to Emily B., our new French Immersion Mayor, and Deputy Mayors,<br />
Abdulrahman K. and Cameron F., elected into office on May 14 th !<br />
FRUIT FOR A FRIEND<br />
Thanks so much for your support every Wednesday! As a result of our school community’s<br />
commitment and generosity, we have provided our Grace Martin friends with 13,551 pieces of<br />
fruit already this school year! Our weekly goal is to collect 350 pieces of fruit each week. The last<br />
collection day will be Wednesday, June 20 th .<br />
Reminders: Please do not send yogurt or cut-up fruit.<br />
Please do not write on fruit.<br />
Please only send fruit that you would eat yourself.<br />
GREENFIELD SCHOOL NEWS
WE GO FOR THE GOLD<br />
Many <strong>Greenfield</strong> students, parents and staff, have<br />
expressed how much they like this song; in fact,<br />
several suggested that it makes for a perfect “school<br />
song.” Thanks, Ms. Zahara!<br />
WE GO FOR THE GOLD<br />
Our personal best, the most that we have to give.<br />
It’s just what we’ll give, it’s just what we’ll put into our game.<br />
Many will try and trying is winning.<br />
The most of the moment is the effort, the effort of the gold.<br />
Our honor our pride, our deepest sincerity.<br />
We pull from inside, we put forth our own integrity.<br />
And when we try, our trying is winning.<br />
The most of the moment is the effort, the effort of the gold.<br />
We go for the gold, we go for the best we can.<br />
We reach with our hearts, our destiny’s in our hands.<br />
We give our most, our best our brightest light.<br />
We go for the gold.<br />
Honor and pride, dignity and truth.<br />
These are the triumphs, the triumphs of reaching for the gold.<br />
Our personal best, the most that we have to give.<br />
It’s just what we’ll give, it’s just what we’ll put into our game.<br />
Many will try and trying is winning.<br />
The most of the moment is the effort, the effort of the gold.<br />
We go for the gold, we go for the best we can.<br />
We reach with our hearts, our destiny’s in our hands.<br />
We give our most, our best our brightest light.<br />
We go for the...GOLD!!<br />
FRENCH IMMERSION Check out Canadian Parents for French http://www.cpfalta.ab.ca/yesuhelp.htm<br />
WANTED: LUNCHROOM SUPERVISORS FOR JUNE & 2012-2013<br />
Would you be available to help supervise students during the lunch hour? If so, application information is<br />
available in the school office. Hours of work: 11:30 am-12:30 pm Monday through Friday. This can be a<br />
shared position (each person working 2-3 days a week). Rate of pay is $17.00 per day. We would really<br />
appreciate your help☺.<br />
GREENFIELD SCHOOL NEWS
GREENFIELD SCHOOL NEWS
PROMOTING HEALTHY FOOD AND BEVERAGE CHOICES<br />
Nutrition Labels: The Nutrition Facts table can be helpful when choosing healthy foods. You can<br />
compare similar foods in the grocery store to see which is the healthier choice! Tips when looking at the<br />
Nutrition Facts table:<br />
• Always look at the serving size so you are able to compare the same amount of each food. Serving size is found at<br />
the top of the Nutrition Facts table.<br />
• “% Daily Value” is a tool to help explain if a specific amount of food has a little or a lot of a nutrient.<br />
o Choose foods that have a high (15% or more) % Daily Value for Calcium, Iron, Fibre, Vitamin A, and<br />
Vitamin C<br />
o Choose foods that have a low (5% or less) % Daily Value for Fat, Saturated and Trans fat, and Sodium<br />
Example: Oat & Almond Chewy Bar Mixed Berry Dip Bar<br />
Nutrition Facts<br />
Nutrition Facts<br />
Per 1 bar (35 g)<br />
Per 1 bar (35 g)<br />
Amount % Daily Value<br />
Amount % Daily Value<br />
Calories 130<br />
Calories 200<br />
Fat 2 g 3%<br />
Fat 6 g 8%<br />
Saturated 0.5 g 3%<br />
Saturated 2.5 g 15%<br />
+ Trans 0g<br />
+ Trans 0g<br />
Cholesterol 0 mg 0%<br />
Cholesterol 0 mg 0%<br />
Sodium 85mg 4%<br />
Sodium 85 mg 4%<br />
Carbohydrate 24 g 8%<br />
Carbohydrate 24 g 8%<br />
Fibre 4 g 18%<br />
Fibre 1 g 5%<br />
Sugars 8 g<br />
Sugars 17 g<br />
Protein 5 g<br />
Protein 2 g<br />
Vitamin A 0% Vitamin C 0%<br />
Vitamin A 0% Vitamin C 0%<br />
Calcium 0% Iron 15%<br />
Calcium 0% Iron 15%<br />
• The serving size for both of these bars is the same (35 g)<br />
• The Oat & Almond Chewy Bar has 18% of your daily value for fibre (high). The Mixed Berry Dip Bar only has 5% fibre<br />
(low).<br />
• The Oat & Almond Chewy bar has less fat (3%) and sugar (8 g) compared to the Mixed Berry Dip Bar (8% fat, 17 g<br />
sugar).<br />
• The values of Vitamin A, Vitamin C, Calcium and Iron are the same; therefore, they are equally nutritious for these<br />
nutrients.<br />
• The Oat and Almond Chewy Bar is a healthier food choice!<br />
For more information, please visit http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/fn-an/label-etiquet/nutrition/cons/dv-vq/interact-eng.php<br />
COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS<br />
Co-operative Youth Leadership Program (Alberta Community and Co-operative Association)<br />
provides an opportunity for youth to develop their leadership and teamwork skills. It is designed to give youth the<br />
independence and confidence in their abilities while creating lasting friendships.<br />
These seven day programs take place at Goldeye Centre, located near Nordegg, Alberta. This beautiful, remote setting<br />
provides youth the perfect environment to build friendships, discover hidden talents, learn new skills, gain a positive<br />
view of the world, and contribute to their own future. There are 4 levels to the Program:<br />
Pre-Teen: June 30- July 6 (For youth who are 11-12 years old by June 29, 2012)<br />
Teen: A- July 6-12; B- July 18-24; C-July 24-30 (For youth who are 13-14 years old by June 29, 2012)<br />
Youth: A- July 12-18;B- July 30-August 5 (For youth who are 15-16 years old by June 29, 2012)<br />
Grads: June 30- July 6 (For youth who are 17-18 years old, & have completed one of the other levels or an<br />
equivalent leadership program.)<br />
Please contact our office if you require an extension @ 780-991-4620 or acca@acca.coop.<br />
GREENFIELD SCHOOL NEWS
GREENFIELD SCHOOL NEWS
What makes our school special?<br />
GREENFIELD SCHOOL<br />
HOME-SCHOOL COMMUNICATION<br />
MAY FEEDBACK SHEET<br />
ATTENTION: Parents & Students<br />
What are some words or phrases that describe our school?<br />
What do you like/dislike about the current school logo?<br />
Please return this feedback sheet to school by Wednesday, June 6, 2012, to<br />
be eligible for the newsletter draw.<br />
VISUAL IDENTITY (SCHOOL LOGO) QUESTIONS:<br />
What feeling or message do you want our logo to convey to those who view it?<br />
Moving forward, what style of logo would be most appropriate for our school?<br />
(youthful, modern, cutting edge, traditional, academic focused, community minded)<br />
What colours could represent our school?<br />
Is there anything about our school that we should keep in mind when designing a new logo, or updating the<br />
current one? (school culture, demographics of school community, history of logo or school, school focus)<br />
Student names: Room(s):<br />
___________________________________ ______________<br />
___________________________________ ______________<br />
___________________________________ ______________<br />
Parent’s Name and Signature: Date:<br />
Do you have other ideas, concerns, accolades, questions, etc. that you’d like to share with us? Please use the<br />
back of this feedback sheet.<br />
Thanks for your feedback☺ Teamwork Works☺<br />
GREENFIELD SCHOOL NEWS