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FWI opened January 3, 2001
5th & 6th graders!
Thanks to all our families for a wonderful Open House!
We had a record turn out.
HOME OF THE BULLDOGS
Our school focus is PRIDE.
Personal Responsibility In Delivering Excellence
Get "hooked" on PRIDE
at Franklin Woods!
Are you a TOP DOG?
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OUR VISION STATEMENT
Franklin Woods will create a learning community of students, staff and parents that supports high student achievement through energetic collaboration that motivates and reinforces the efforts, talents and skills of all.
OUR MISSION STATEMENT
Franklin Woods will provide a positive and supportive community that fosters individual responsibility and mutual respect increasing overall achievement.
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This website is in the process of being updated with information
about the 2010-2011 school year.
September 6 - 10, 2010
6 Labor Day - NO SCHOOL
7 PTA Meeting 6:30 pm.
Don't forget to join PTA this week for only $5.
The class with the highest memberships
will receive a Dilly Bar Party on Sept. 17th!!
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9 BCO begins for 6th graders (without instruments)
10 Unified Arts ='A' day, Eid
6th grade parents:
The Band and Orchestra instrument books that
6th grade students need are:
Essential Elements 2000
(they are all titled the same--just look for the one
with your child's instrument)
REMINDER:
REGULAR schedule:
Doors unlock at 8:45 am
(students may go to breakfast beginning at 8:45 am)
Tardy Bell rings at 9:10 am
Dismissal at 3:45 pm
(begins with walkers and car riders)
NEW YEAR-ROUND STUDENT ENROLLMENT CENTER
BEGINNING JULY 19, 2010.
Parents enrolling students in grades kindergarten through 12 in the Southwestern City School Distrct for the 2010-2011 school year need to register at the new year-round Student Enrollment Center located at Central Crossing High School, 4500 Big Run South Rd, Grove City, beginning July 19 from 8:30 am - 4:30 pm Monday-Friday.
Students do not need to be present during the registration process. If you child is already enrolled in South-Western, you do not need to re-enroll your child.
NOTE: Parents are required to show a state-issued photo ID at the time of registation.
The following student documents are required at registration:
* Original birth certificate, (or) original hospital certificate, (or)
original Baptismal certificate.
* A current lease, deed, or two current utility bills (in parent or guardian's name) to prove residency.
Two of the following utility bills are acceptable:
gas, phone, water, electric
Cable and cell phone bills and mortgage statements are not accepted.
* Custody documents, signed by a judge, designating the custodial parent
(in cases of divorce).
* Current immunization (shot) records.
* Current Individual Education Plan (IEP) if your child is in Special Education.
* If enrolling from a foreign country for the first time, proof of
a negative tuberculosis (TB) test is required.
This Enrollment Center will be open during the summer
as well as during the school year.
NEW Visitor ID System Coming to Our School!
Our school will begin a new visitor ID system for the 2010-2011 school year.
The software for the system is provided free-of-charge to our schools.
The new electronic system will:
*Print visitor ID badges with pictures to ensure a positive ID
*Allow visitors to sign in on a computer with setting for frequent volunteers
*Allow the use of state-issued IDs as a means of identification (driver’s license, etc.)
This new computerized system will allow our school to track visitors
more effectively and efficiently.
It will provide added safety features so the school will know who
is on campus and where they are at any given time.
The computer and accompanying equipment are paid through grant funding.
More information will be coming home in the Opening of Schools newsletter
and our building newsletter in August.
PTA
Our Board Members
for the 2010-2011 school year:
President: Sherri Bethel
Vice President: Debbie Miller
Treasurer: Angie Johnson
Secretary: Michelle McCain
Council Delegate: Liz Reasch
Everyone is welcome to our PTA meetings
on the first Tuesday of each month.
Our next meeting date will be posted soon.
Did you know PTA sponsors many things for our students? A few examples are Skating Parties, Assemblies, Restaurant Fundraisers (CiCi's Pizza, Five Guys Burger and Fries), Gingerbread Shop for Christmas, Book Fair, Classroom door decorating contest...and many more!
Please add your support by becoming a member this year.
Parents are using our website!
We had 1,074 visits to our website from the
beginning of April through the end of
May. We are encouraging all our
families to utilize this website to keep
updated on all the happenings here at
Franklin Woods.
BIKES AT SCHOOL
Please remember to have your child lock their bike up at the bike rack if they ride to school. This ensures the bike will be there at the end of the day!
Cell Phones:
Cell phones should be off at all times during school.
Students are not permitted to make/receive calls during school hours.
Students are not permitted to make/receive text messages during school hours.
Flyers Pizza in Grove City
4099 Hoover Rd 871-9000
Flyers has offered to help our school raise money.
Anytime you order from Grove City Flyers, please
send in your receipt to the office and we will receive 20% of the
total sales.
This is a great way for our school to make money and for
you to enjoy great food!!
New Franklin Woods’ Make-up work Policy
Effective 12-4-09
- Students who miss one or two days are to get their make-up work when they return to school.
- Students who miss three or more days and want to request make-up work for pick up must do so before 9:00 a.m. on the third day of absence. Work will be available for pick up between 4:00 and 4:30 that same day, and the next morning.
- For every day that a student misses school, students have that number of days upon return to complete their make-up work.
- When a student is absent, a guardian must call the attendance line at 801-8602 to report the absence.
We do feel that this policy will help ensure that all students have an opportunity to make up the work they miss, and in a timely manner. We do also hope this will help teacher’s have more time to gather requested work for students and not interfere with their instructional day.
Thank you!
School Bell Award
Have you had a positive experience with one of our staff members?
Do you feel they went above and beyond their normal job duties?
Please click on the website address below. It takes you directly to the guidelines for nominating any one of our staff members for this recognition.
We are always very proud of all our
students who:
follow school rules
learn and utilize the skills of the week
try their best now matter what
stay on task
be respectful and kind to others
These are the types of students that make
Franklin Woods a great place to learn.
CHECK IT OUT!
Our Lost & Found is located in our cafeteria.
Please have your child check there
if they ever lose a jacket, shirt, hat, lunchbox...etc.
All unclaimed items are periodically donated throughout the year.
Smaller items (jewelry, keys, etc...) are usually brought to
Mrs. Harrison or Mrs. Murphy in the office.
Kroger Community Rewards Program
Click on the flyer below to find out how you
can help our school district.
TARGET
When you shop at Target and use your Target Visa, REDcard or Target Check Card,
Target will donate 1% back to Franklin Woods. Please go online (Target.com/tcoe)
or call 1-800-316-6142 to register and designate Franklin Woods.
coming soon............
Are you a TOP DOG?
August/September newsletter posted soon............
Things to remember:
MESSAGES
When you see our school phone number on your caller ID, please check for messages before calling the school back. (It may take a few minutes for a message to come through.) All our 80+ phones in the building will show up as 801-8600 and the office has no way of directing your call unless you check your messages first. Thank you.
Encourage your child to:
Cough in their sleeve
Sneeze in their sleeve
Wash hands:
* after wiping/blowing their nose
* before eating
* after using the restroom
* often, often, often !
REMINDER FROM THE SCHOOL NURSE
FEVER: A fever is a temperature of 100.0* or greater. If you child has a temperature they will be sent home. Your child must be fever free without the use of fever reducing medication for 24 hours before returning to school.
RASH: If you child comes to school with a rash, they will be sent home. A physician’s note stating the diagnosis of the rash and that it is not contagious is necessary for the child to return to school.
VOMITING: If your child vomits at school, they will be sent home. Your child may return to school if they have not vomited for 24 hours. If your child is up in the middle of the night vomiting, please do not send them to school that morning.
DIARRHEA: If your child has diarrhea at school, they will be sent home. Your child may return to school after 24 hours of being diarrhea free.
EYES: If your child’s eyes are red, watery, or matted shut in the morning, do not send your child to school. If your child is sent home with a red or watery eye, a physician’s note must be obtained stating the child is not contagious or your child must be on antibiotic drops for 24 hours before returning to school.
ABSENCES: When your child is going to be absent or late for any reason, call our attendance line (801-8602) to eliminate the need for staff to locate you. Please notify the school if your child is diagnosed with any communicable disease so that a note can be sent home to other parents (examples are strep throat, pink eye, chicken pox, fifth disease, head lice, pertussis, etc.).
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The Wise Owl says the skill
of the week is:
Following instructions
*look at the person
*say "okay"
*do what you've been asked right away
*check back
Staying on task
*look at the the task or assigment
*think about the steps needed to complete it
*focus all of your attention to the task
*stop working only when instructed
*ignore distractions and interruptions
Disagreeing Appropriately
*look at the person
*use a nice voice
*tell how you feel
*give a reason
*listen to the other person
Working with Others
*think about what needs to be done
*talk to others
*choose something to do
*do your part
Following instructions
*look at the person
*say "okay"
*do what you've been asked right away
*check back
Accepting 'No'
*look at the person
*say 'okay'
*stay cool
*if you don't agree, ask later
Using a Nice Voice Tone
*listen to the voices around you
*change your voice to match
Getting the Teacher's Attention
*look at the teacher
*raise your hand
*wait until the teacher says your name
*use a nice voice
Disagreeing Appropriately
*look at the person
*use a nice voice
*tell how you feel
*give a reason
*listen to the other person
Accepting Criticism or a Consequence
*look at the person
*say "okay"
*don't argue
*think about what you learned
Greeting others
*look at the person
*use a pleasant voice
*say "Hi" or "Hello"
Listening
*look at the person who is talking and remain quiet
*wait until the person is finished speaking
*show that you heard the person by nodding or saying "okay"
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Cafeteria Procedures for students:
1. Walk in quietly
2. Stop at the tape line
3 Watch for 5 on the tray line
4. Get all the items you need
5. Walk to your selected seat and sit down to eat
6. Eat with good manners and respect to all
7. Wait for dismissal
8. Take trash and tray to proper place
9. Walk outside (without food items) for recess
All these things are necessary in order for our
lunch periods to run smoothly and efficiently.
Please stress the importance of these guidelines
to your child.
We encourage all our students to be 'TOP DOGS'!
Below is our discipline plan.
STEP SYSTEM FOR STUDENTS
(starts over weekly)
TOP DOG Consistently makes good choices
STEP 1 Caution - verbal warning
STEP 2 Time out in classroom and reflection sheet
STEP 3 Time out in another classroom and reflection sheet
STEP 4 Lunch detention and parent contact
STEP 5 After school detention with signed form from parent
(detentions are Tuesdays or Thursdays after school from 4-4:45 pm)
STEP 6 Office referral
Automatic STEP 6 - includes, but not limited to...
* Disrespect
* Fighting
* Hurting people or property
* Not attending detention
* Profanity
* Racial slurs
* Refusal to comply with directions
* Repeated offenses
* Sexual harassment
* Threats
* Anything deemed serious by the teacher
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INFORMATION
YOU NEED TO KNOW
OFFICE HOURS 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Office phone number 801-8600 fax number 801-8601
24 Hour Attendance Line is 801-8602
Call this number when your child is going to be absent or in late.
Anytime you visit our school, please first
report to the office to get a
visitor pass.
Secretaries: Karen Harrison and Mary Murphy
Educational Aides: Annette Kusan, Mary Marang, Shana Meeks,
Theresa Meyer and Debbie Stamper
Cafeteria 801-8610 Jeanie Yingling
Clinic 801-8608 Kim Carey-Medicine Monitor (everyday 10:00 am - 3:00 pm)
Lynn Seeley, RN (Wednesdays)
Rita Precht - Health Aide (Mondays)
ERC/Media Center 801-8620 Lisa Leasure
Psychologist 801-8605 Alice Weng, PhD (Mondays & Thursdays)
Somali Interpreter 801-8619 Abdi Mohamed (Tuesdays & Thursdays)
Spanish Interpreter 801-8619 Gabby Campos (Wednesdays)
Students may enter the building at 8:45 a.m.
Tardy Bell rings at 9:10 a.m.
Dismissal begins with walkers and car riders - 3:45 p.m.
Lunch & Breakfast Prices:
Breakfast $1.00 Reduced $ .30
Lunch $2.50 Reduced $ .40
(Free & Reduced forms will be available the first day of school.)
Click below for the 2010-2011
district calendar
Spanish:
Somali:
Nine Week Grading Periods:
August 25 - October 29, 2010
Grade Card sent Home: November 9, 2010
November 1, 2010 - January 15, 2011
Grade Card sent Home: January 26, 2011
January report cards, as well as the March and June report cards,
will be held if: fees aren't paid, lunch money is owed, or library books
are overdue.
January 18 - March 18, 2011
Grade Card sent Home: March 29, 2011
March 21 - June 2, 2011
Grade Card sent Home: June 2, 2011 (last day)
Interims:
September 24, 2010
December 3, 2010
February 18, 2011
April 29, 2011
Early Dismissal Days: (dismissal at 2:40 p.m.)
October 13, 2010
December 8, 2010
February 23, 2011
April 20, 2011
Picture Day:
September 23, 2010
Retake day:
November 4, 2010
Group pictures (Student Council, BCO, ...)
February 16, 2011
Our photography company this year is HR Imaging Partners Inc.
YEARBOOKS ARE NOT part of the picture package.
Spring Picture Day:
March 15, 2011
Conferences:
November 4, 2010
March 3, 2011
both conferences are 4:00-8:00 pm
Thanksgiving Break: NO SCHOOL
November 24 - 26, 2010
Winter Break: NO SCHOOL
December 23, 2010
through
January 4, 2011
(all students return January 5, 2011)
Spring Break:
April 4 - 8, 2011 NO SCHOOL
April 11, 2011 Ordering Day NO SCHOOL
(all students return April 12, 2011)
OAA Testing Schedule (formerly OAT)
April 25 5th grade Reading
April 26 5th grade Math
April 27 5th grade Science
May 2 6th grade Reading
May 3 6th grade Math
Student attendance is very important during testing.
Please make sure your child is well rested and here
on time on test days.
For further information, see the link below:
ATTENDANCE - 801-8602
Parents/Guardians: You need to call the attendance line when your child will not be in attendance for the day or they are coming in late. This helps the school quickly identify and keep track of all students. This is also for the safety of your child.
Please be sure to keep your student's records current, notifying us of changes in phone numbers, addresses, and emergency contact information.
If your child is vomiting or has flu-like symptoms, please keep them home.
If your child is running a fever of 100 degrees or higher, please keep them home.
They will be sent home if they are in school with a fever of 100 degrees or higher.
Also, your child has to be fever free for 24 hours before he/she is permitted back to school.
If your child is sent home because of lice, they will need to be checked in
by one of our district health aides at any of the high school's rec centers
between the hours of 7:45 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. Your child
must have a re-entry pass signed by a health aide to be permitted back
in school.
BRING ID
When you (or someone on your child's emergency card) come to pick up your child before dismissal time, you'll need to come to the office and sign them out. We will not call your child down until you arrive. We will ask for a picture identification and verify your name with your child's information. Please understand that this is for the safety of your child.
BUS PASS:
A bus pass may be permitted only if each student brings a note signed by their parent to the office at the beginning of the day. Mrs. Murphy or Mrs. Harrison will authorize a bus pass for the students so they can give it to the bus driver at the end of the day.
Both students must have a note!
STUDENTS WILL NOT BE PERMITTED TO CALL HOME REGARDING BUS PASSES.
PARKING /
BEFORE SCHOOL DROP OFF /
AFTER SCHOOL PICK UP
We hope everyone is aware that there is no parking permitted in front of the building on the south side of the road (directly beside the grass). Parents need to park facing the turn-around when dropping off/picking up students. This is for the safety of our students so they do not have to cross in front of any cars while getting dropped off or picked up. Teachers are outside everyday to monitor student dismissal. We appreciate everyone's cooperation.
SCHOOL FEES:
Instructional fees are $20.00 for all students in the district. This fee covers a large portion of the consumable supplies and materials used in your child's classroom. All fee money collected stays here at FWI. We will begin collecting fees during our Open House (8/23). You may also send it in with your child the first couple weeks of school. When paying by check, please make it payable to Franklin Woods. You will receive a receipt for your payment (please keep your receipt until June 2011!). All students who qualify for free lunch will automatically have their fees waived. No fee waiver form needed.
If you need to arrange a payment plan, we would be happy to accommodate you. Call the office if you have any questions. Thank you for your prompt attention to this important matter.
MEDICATION AT SCHOOL
When students require medication at school for illnesses or other reasons, some rules are to be taken into consideration. These requirements are not meant to cause trouble in medication schedules but to keep our students safe and in good health.
A MEDICATION PERMISSION FORM (RN-M003) MUST BE COMPLETED before school personnel can administer medication at school (prescription and non-prescription - this includes cough drops, tylenol, allergy pills...). The form must be signed by both parent/guardian and the child's doctor indicating name of medication, time to be taken and route of administration. Forms are available in the office.
All medication must be received in the container in which it was dispensed. Your pharmacist can prepare another labeled bottle at your request. Envelopes, baggies, etc. are not acceptable. All medication is kept in a locked area and administered from the clinic.
According to Board Policy, students are NOT permitted to transport any medications to school. An adult must bring the medication in. Help us protect your child and other children from unauthorized medication in our school building by following this important procedure.
Please call Lynn Seeley RN, with any questions at 801-8608. She is here on Wednesdays. You may also call our medicine monitor, Kim Carey, with any questions. She is here from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Monday - Friday.
VERY IMPORTANT:
SAFETY
Please help us with the safety of our students before and after school by not blocking our crosswalks near our drop-off and pick-up areas.
MESSAGES
When you see our school phone number on your caller ID, please check for messages before calling the school back. (It may take a few minutes for a message to come through.) All our 80+ phones in the building will show up as 801-8600 and the office has no way of directing your call unless you check your messages first! Thank you.
ATTENDANCE LINE
Please call our 24 Hour Attendance Line (any time day or night) at 801-8602 if your child is going to be late or absent.
WHEN SCHOOL IS CANCELLED
When school is out for any reason (no electricity, extreme winter weather, etc...) please watch or listen for: Franklin County...South-Western City Schools.
TARDINESS
We have started a new tardy policy. When your child reaches three tardies in a grading period, you will receive a phone call. When there is five tardies in a grading period, you'll receive a letter. When your child reaches seven tardies, you will be asked to come in and have a meeting with the principal.
School begins promptly at 9:10 a.m.
Please call the office if you have any questions. Thank you for your prompt attention and cooperation with your child's attendance issues. Please call Mrs. Stamper in the office if you ever have any questions about attendance.
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Things you may not know
about FWI that
make us proud!!
Mrs. Baugh, Ms. Doan and
Ms. Williams' students received an
American Flag that was flown over
Africa during an HC-13OP operational
mission on November 12, 2009.
The students created thank you cards and sent them to
current military members. Major Nance, a Deputy Commander
in the United States Air Force, in return sent the flag to the students.
We had 305 'In Club' members for the month of April, 2010.
Ms. Krieg's art classes made over 300 Valentine's Day cards for some
of the sick kids at Children's Hospital.
Student Council Food Drive
We made our goal of 1,500! We collected over 1,700 food items.
The top team was Miss Gosnell, Ms.Oney and Ms. Barker
with 171 food items for 5th grade. The top 6th grade team
was Miss Schroeder, Mrs. Meade and Miss Woods. They
collected 249 canned goods. Thank you to everyone who
donated food items. All proceeds benefit the
Mid-Ohio Food Bank.
We had 322 students who made honor roll for our
third grading period!! We had 46 students with
straigt As. Great Job students!
On-Task Percentages
2010-2011
One of our school goals this year is for students
to be on-task at least 87% of the time during
each school day. Mr. Scott and Mr. Stotz will
periodically check classrooms and the
most recent results are in:
(coming soon...)
5th grade:
6th grade:
Our overall attendance rate to date
is.........
We are always very proud of all our
students who:
follow school rules
learn and utilize the skills of the week
try their best now matter what
stay on task
be respectful and kind to others
These are the types of students that make
Franklin Woods a great place to learn.
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A CHARACTER EDUCATION PLAN FOR OUR STUDENTS
Dear Parents,
We hope you will join us in our efforts to strengthen our students to be productive citizens through our character education program.
This program highlights six critical components of character - trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, caring and citizenship. Our students will be doing a variety of activities in school and your child will periodically have homework. The homework activities are designed to let your family have discussions about the topics we are studying and to reflect on the values you hold.
Although children at this age are sometimes influenced by peer pressure, you are still their most important teacher. We encourage you to use the language and suggested activities at home to reinforce our study and help your child be a good citizen.
Some ideas include:
* Discuss the importance of trust
* Discuss people you respect and the reasons you respect them
* Encourage all family members to treat each other respectfully
* Let your child take responsibility for their actions and consequences
* Listen to your child if they complain something is not fair and have them
find a solution that is more fair
* Tell your child stories about people you cared about most when you
were a child
* Encourage your child that combining all these components of good character,
he or she will be a good citizen at home, at school and out in the real world
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STUDENT COUNCIL
The Student Council is made up of students who show the keys to good character and Top Dog qualities in the classroom and throughout the school building.
Throughout the year Student Council
sponsors a Bulldog Bash (after school) and Spirit Days to promote good character and school spirit. They organize and collect canned goods for the Mid-Ohio Food Bank in December.
They participate in Pennies for Patients to raise money for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society to help central Ohio children.
Thanks to Jenny Schroeder, Student Council Advisor.
Caring Grams!
Caring Grams are 25 cents each and will be sold once a month during lunchtime.
They are delivered to students on the Friday of the week they were sold.
The schedule will be posted soon.
FOOD DRIVE - December 2010
Our goal this year is to collect _________ canned goods!
We exceeded our goal last year and collected over 1,700 food items in December 2009!!
Thanks to everyone who brought in food.
All proceeds go to Mid-Ohio Food Bank.
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THE 'IN CLUB'
September is the kick-off month for 'In Club'. Any student can be a member if they had no missing assignments...if they turned every assignment in for the month.
We hold short assemblies each month to distribute a different colored bracelet to all the students who made In Club.
Let's reach 270 members for September. I know we can do it!
ERC NEWS - from Mrs. Leasure
BOX TOPS FOR EDUCATION:
Please keep clipping!!!!
Last school year we raised over $640 from Box Tops.
I think we can raise even more this year with your help!
Thank you for your support of this endeavor. Reading is so important and together we can foster in our students...a love of reading!
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Ambition is wanting something so much
you will work hard to get it.
Accountability
It's not only what we do, but also what we
do not do, for which we are accountable.
Moliere
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Everyone is welcome to our PTA meetings
on the first Tuesday of each month.
Our next meeting date will be posted soon.
Did you know PTA sponsors many things for our students? A few examples are Skating Parties, Assemblies, Restaurant Fundraisers (CiCi's Pizza, Five Guys Burger and Fries), Gingerbread Shop for Christmas, Book Fair, Classroom door decorating contest, ...
Please add your support by becoming a member this year for only $5.00!
The following dates are PTA sponsored evenings at
CiCi's Pizza, 1786 Stringtown Road in Grove City where
10% of sales will be donated to our PTA.
Let's raise some $dough$ together!!
All scheduled dates are 6:00-8:00 p.m.
Dates to be posted soon....
Five Guys Burger and Fries
Dates to be posted soon...
Mark your calendars!
We hope to see many of you there!
MARKET DAY
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Thank you to everyone who supports Market Day at FWI.
Market Day carries delicious food and is an excellent value
for your family and helps raise money for our PTA.
Order forms are due back to school by ________. Internet orders
are due by _________ Our account number for
internet orders is 22306. Delivery day is _____________
The location for pick is our cafeteria between 5:45 - 6:15 p.m.
THANK YOU for your support!
SKATING PARTIES AT SKATE AMERICA
4357 Broadway in Grove City 875-3181
OUR SKATING PARTIES FOR THE
2010-2011 SCHOOL YEAR ARE:
OCTOBER 7, 2010
JANUARY 6, 2011
MARCH 3, 2011
MAY 5, 2011
ALL PARTIES ARE FROM 5:30--7:30 P.M.
PLEASE BE COURTEOUS AND MAKE SURE YOU
ARE THERE BY 7:30 TO PICK UP YOUR CHILD.
Come skate with Roller Roo !!
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Wednesday's Wacky Joke
in The Woods !!
Knock-Knock
Who's there?
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WHERE IN THE WORLD IS
TOM TURKEY?
coming in November 2011........
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EVERYONE AT FRANKLIN WOODS WANTS
YOUR CHILD TO BE SUCCESSFUL!
If you ever have a question or concern, please don't hesitate to call the office.
Don’t forget to add this page, along with the South-Western Home page (www.swcs.us), to your bookmarks and favorites!
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