Carrville Mills Public School

To the families of Carrville Mills P.S.,

Please see the two attachments from Carrville Mills School Council regarding upcoming events as well as the agenda for our next School Council meeting, which will take place this Thursday, November 15, 2018 starting at 7:00 p.m. in the school library.

All parents and guardians are welcome to attend. You will find School Council meetings to be informative and may be helpful in supporting your child at school. Come and participate or just observe.

We look forward to seeing you on Thursday evening.

Dina Naiman & Gillian Packer, School Council Co-Chairs
Carrville Mills Public School
carrville.mills.ps@sc.yrdsb.edu.on.ca
112018 CMPS Council Agenda2018-19 Carrville school council events

Thornhill Woods P.S. will be hosting a free parenting workshop about children’s stress and anxiety on November 28th. Please see attached for more details.

Parenting Workshop – Children Anxiety and School

Every Student Counts Survey Nov. 12-30, 2018

Dear Grade  7 & 8 Parents and Guardians,

Please see the poster for an interesting opportunity for you and your child.

DecemberParentNight

Raising Roof Popcorn Fundraiser

_CARRVILLE NEWS – NOVEMBER 2018 (1)

We wanted to share a few reminders about Halloween at Carrville Mills P.S.

We recognize that not everyone celebrates Halloween and as such, costumes are not a requirement.  Students are welcome to wear their costumes if they would like, but orange and black, or regular clothing is also fine.  Our Fall Dance will be taking place during various times of the day for each grade group. Otherwise school and classes will continue as normal; we know that Halloween parties will be happening in homes across the neighbourhood on Wednesday night.

If your children are wearing costumes on Wednesday, please do not send any replica weapons that may accompany the costume. Please do not send your child wearing a mask that cover the entire face and/or head.  Please do not send food with students to share with their classes due to allergies and other food restrictions, we cannot celebrate by sharing food.  In the days following Halloween, screen your kids’ snacks to make sure that nut products and candy containing nuts do not come to school.