Mayo HS seniors will be coming back to walk to halls of Bamber tomorrow for the traditional clap out! We're encouraging staff and students to wear the colors green or gold or wear Mayo gear and we'll give these seniors a great send-off!
Who doesn't love a reason to make some kids feel special? Come to the back of the school this Friday for a special family day to cheer for our students before they finish the run next week.
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Do you remember doing the morning run if you went to Bamber? Share your stories or pictures with us, it's been a tradition for nearly 50 years!!
CE Youth Enrichment is excited to host Physics for Fun (Gr. 2-5) at Bamber on May 11. Kids will discover the exciting world of physics through hands-on projects and engaging activities. A variety of fascinating contraptions will be built, including catapults and crossbows. By the end of the class, students will understand how these contraptions use forces, energy, and motion to work. Register today at bit.ly/rochce-physics.
Thank you Mr S for all you do and all you give to our Bamber family!!
Does your child love beads? We have the class for you! Join CE Youth Enrichment for Bead Bonanza (Gr. 1-5) at Bamber on May 4. Students will be provided with supplies for all sorts of bead projects, including bracelets, necklaces, bead animals, and more. Register online today at bit.ly/rochce-bead-bonanza.
Summer School Age Child Care (SACC) Registration is almost here! Choose your own schedule that works for your family. Rates are $50 per child and registration opens at 6:00 a.m. sharp on Wednesday, April 15: https://rochester.ce.eleyo.com/child-care/3/school-age-child-care
Students and staff are encouraged to wear her favorite color, YELLOW, this Friday to show her how proud we are of her love and dedication to our school.
If you have a 3rd-5th grader, please note the following dates for student MCAs:
Science (5th gr. only): April 8 and 9
Reading (3-5th gr.): April 13 and 14
Math (3-5th gr): April 21 and 22
This is a reminder that there is no school on Monday, March 30, through Friday, April 3, for Spring Break.
Why is World Down Syndrome Day celebrated on March 21s!?
World Down Syndrome Day is observed on March 21 (3/21) to reflect the genetics behind the diagnosis.
Down syndrome occurs when a person has three copies of the 21st chromosome- Trisomy 21. The date 3/21 is a direct reflection of that. For us, this day is about recognizing the inherent worth of every individual and celebrating the gift of Down syndrome -just as it is.
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Join us in celebrating the amazing people who make our schools a place where every student thrives in school and in life. As a small gesture of gratitude, we're continuing our annual tradition by inviting you to share a few words of encouragement with a staff member who has made a positive impact on you or your student. Your message can go a long way in brightening someone's day and reminding them just how appreciated they are. This year's cards are a nod to Rochester landmarks.
Visit www.rochesterschools.org/staff-appreciation and choose a card (or two) to send a brief, heartfelt message. We'll make sure your words are delivered to staff members during the week of May 11-15. Submissions will be accepted until 5 p.m. on Friday, April 10.
RPS is canceling school tomorrow, Monday, March 16, in anticipation of the blizzard warning issued by the National Weather Service.
Here’s what this means:
Due to the anticipated severity of the storm, this is a complete district building closure. We will not be clearing parking lots until the storm has passed.
School Age Child Care will be closed.
All PAIIR, Preschool Age Child Care, Preschool, and Community Education daytime and evening classes for early childhood, youth, adults, and adults with exceptional abilities are canceled.
Hawthorne Education Center is closed.
All community building rentals are canceled.
All Professional Growth Academy classes are canceled.
All after-school activities and athletics are canceled.
Even our tiniest lobbyists are getting involved! Check out this video of Ms. Heil's kindergarteners making their formal plea to Jaycob: https://youtu.be/sIDZXtotrkA
Now, with a "historic winter storm" potentially hitting this Sunday into Monday, the whole district is asking the same question: WHAT WILL JAYCOB DO?
Stay tuned... the forecast is looking interesting...
ATTENTION MAYO GIRLS BASKETBALL FANS!! If you are picking up your student early today let the attendance office know as soon as possible. The office must know just in case the teacher is out for the day or leaves early. There are many kids going to the game and we want to make sure your student is ready to go when you arrive. If you have already let the office know, thank you, we will send a note to your student and their teacher. Thank you! #beaversforspartans #girlsstatebasketball #gomayo
Encourage your students to wear GREEN/GOLD or any Mayo gear!
GO SPARTANS!!
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By checking in on vision, hearing, and development after a child's 3rd birthday, we are living out our Value of Supporting the whole student. These free, fun screenings help us paint a picture of a child’s unique skills while connecting families with the resources they need.
Learn more about Early Childhood Screenings at https://www.rochesterce.org/early-childhood-screening
