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GRADE LEVEL OPEN HOUSES are as fol-
lows: Grade Two - May 11;Grade One: June
7; Grade Four - May 31
CONGRATULATIONSto the committee of
devoted parents who ran the very success-
ful BWB "Night Out" Auction last Friday.
They will send out a final summary at a
later date.
"THE WALK": Would you please support
"The Walk"? On the week-end of May 20, 1
am doing the Avon 2 Day Walk for Breast
Cancer. I need your help. Having my legs
move for 2 days (26-39 miles) is not too
difficult. As a cancer survivor, I am very
motivated to do this for other patients and
their families, but each participant must
raise a minimum of $1,800 and this is why
I'm asking for your help. If you would like
to donate, please write a check to Avon
Walk for Breast Cancer and send it to me
here at BWB. I will mail it in to the Avon
Foundation that is sponsoring this walk.
I will be wearing a T-shirt, and on it I'll
write the names of people I know whose
lives have been affected by this disease.
If you would like me to add any names of
those who have fought the cancer battle,
I'd be honored to have their names on the
shirt and keep them in my mind and heart
as I walk each mile. Know your support is
greatly appreciated. Sincerely, Sue Parke
(Second Grade Teacher)
JAZZ IN THE VILLAGE: The Friends of
Sturgis Library announce our popular
Sunday Afternoon Jazz Concert. Join us
on Sunday, April 23, at 2 p.m. at Sturgis
Library to enjoy some great music featuring
John Squibb and Blue Montuna. A dona-
tion of $3 is requested, proceeds to benefit
Sturgis Library. Light refreshments will be
served. For more information please call
508-362-6636.
Reminder: Report Cards went home April 11.
April 14: Good Friday - Begins spring break
April 24: First day back
April 25: Performance by the Cape Cod Sym-
phony @ BHS for grades 3 & 4
May 15-June 2: Grade 3 and 4 MCAS Test-
ing: Math
www.barnstable.k12.ma.us/BWB
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MCAS ASSESSMENTS: Grades three and
four have both completed the English
Language Arts portion of the 2006 MCAS
Assessments. They all worked very hard
and we can be proud of their effort. The
mathematics portion of this assessment
will be given during the three-week period
starting on May 15th. Please do not plan
any non-emergency medical appointments
or family days during that time.
GRADE 2 -ARTIST IN RESIDENCE: Monday,
Wednesday and Thursday, Diane Postoian
visited all of the second grade classrooms
as part of our 2005/2006 Artist in Residence
series. She read stories with the students
and helped them develop their recall and
listening skills through the use of panto-
mime, storytelling, story dramatization,
and improvisation.
VOLUNTEERS: Hyannis West continues its
tradition of community and family par-
ticipation in the life of our school. For the
month of March our volunteer log-in book
showed 507 hours and the Barnstable High
School Community Service students put in
166 hours. This brings our total volunteer
hours for the year up to 3155. This is an-
other reason for the success of our school.
Thank you volunteers!
NEW FUNDRAISERS: The PTO has been
sponsoring a new fundraiser. It iscollect-
ing old cell phones to be recycled , which
can be worth up to $300. We have also put
out a container for people to deposit their
used up printer cartridges. The boxes for
these items are located in our lobby. Keep
bringing in your old cell phones, extra
batteries and used printer cartridges in
an effort to both raise money and protect
our environment.
THORNTON BURGESS VISIT: The Thorn-
ton Burgess Society will visit Kindergarten
classes on Wednesdays during the month
of April, teaching students about reptiles ,
amphibians, dinosaurs, and sea life.
Reminder: Report Cards went home April 11.
April 14: Good Friday - Begins spring break
April 24: First day back
April 25: Performance by the Cape Cod Sym-
phony (5 BHS for grades 3 & 4
April 26: School Council - 5:45 p.m.
May 15-June 2: Grade 3 and 4 MCAS Test-
ing: Math
www.barnstable.k12.ma.us/hywest/hyannis_west.htm
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GOLF CLASSIC :The GolfTournament/Auc-
tion willbe held Friday,May 19.The price of
golf has been lowered from $200 per person
to $150. This will not include the $25 ticket
to the dinner and Auction, but does include
lunch, a t-shirt
Reminder:Report Cards went home April 11.
April 14: Good Friday - Begins spring break
April 24: First day back
April 25: Performance by the Cape Cod Sym-
phony @ BHS for grades 3 & 4
May 15-June 2: Grade 3 and 4 MCAS Test-
ing: Math
www.barnstable.k12.ma.us/ostweb
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EMPATHIZE WITH THAT: The school is
working on empathy with the children. One
area in which we need to practice empathy
isthe cafeteria. Weare attemptingto create
a restaurant atmosphere in the cafe rather
than a recess atmosphere. To that end, the
children inMrs.White'sclassheld acontest
to name the cafeteria. The vote was very
close, but Bay Lane Bistro won out.
RECOGNITION: A very special "thank you"
to Lisa Theoharidis and Kelly O'Brien for
running the 8th Annual Spaghetti Dinner
which was held on Friday,April 7. We had
a fantastic turnout and everyone seemed
to have a wonderful time. Also, thank you
to everyone who donated items for the
silent auction and raffle and to the many
volunteers,includingthe teachers and staff
who manned the kitchen.
Reminder:Report Cards went home April 11.
April 14: Good Friday - Begins spring break
April 24: First day back
April 25: Performance by the Cape Cod Sym-
phony @ BHS for grades 3 & 4
April 28: Plimoth Plantation Gr. 3 field trip
May 15-June 2: Grade 3 and 4 MCAS Test-
ing: Math
www.barnstable.k12.ma.us/Centerville
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FROMTHEPTO:Theannual"MakeaChange"
fundraiser for the JimmyFund runsthrough
April 30. Every classroom has a collection
can. The Massachusetts classroom that
collects the most change for the Jimmy
Fund will receive tickets to a 2006 Red Sox
game at Fenway.Please help your children
participate by sharing change collected in
your pockets, purses and cars. To learn
more about the Jimmy Fund, please visit
www.jimmyfund.org.For more information,
call Marni Martyn 508-775-3092.
Reminder:Report Cards went home April 11.
April 14: Good Friday - Begins spring break
April 24: First day back
April 25: Performance by the Cape Cod Sym-
phony @ BHS for grades 3 & 4
April 25: Board of Trustees Meeting @ 7 p.m.
in the library
May 5: 6 p.m. Movie Night - Cats and Dogs
@ the MMEHMCS Auditorium
May 15-June 2: Grade 3 and 4 MCAS Test-
ing: Math
www.barnstable.k12. ma.us/mme
April 14: Good Friday - Begins spring break
April 19: Parent Advisory Council Meeting
April 24: First day back
April 25: Performance by the Cape Cod Sym-
phony (a BHS for grades 3 & 4
May 17: Parent Advisory Council Meeting
May 15-June 2: Grade 3 and 4 MCAS Test-
ing: Math
www.barnstabie.k12.ma.us/hyeast
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FUND-RAISER:Anew fund-raisersponsored
by the PTO allows you to contribute to the
school'sspecialprogramswhileshoppingfor
your groceries at The Stop & Shop stores
in the area. Order forms obtained through
the school can be filled out for debit cards
(Scrip) in the amounts of $5, $10, $20, $25,
$50 or $100. After you purchase goods for
the entire amount of the card, The Stop &
Shop will send a percentage of the sale to
the PTO. Invite your relatives and friends
to join in this drive to provide enrichment
activitiesfor the childrenof Cotuit/Marstons
Mills Elementary.
Reminder:Report Cards went home April 11.
April 14: Good Friday - Begins spring break
April 24: First day backApril 24-28: Turn Off
TV Week, activities to be announced
April 25: Performance by the Cape Cod Sym-
phony @ BHS for grades 3 & 4
May 15-June 2: Grade 3 and 4 MCAS Test-
ing: Math
www.barnstable.k12.ma.us/Cotuit/cmm.html
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April 14: Good Friday - Begins spring break
April 24: First day back
IMPORTANTMEETINGS:ThelastThursday
of each month are the Board Of Trustees
(BOT) meetings in the library of BHMCS
promptly starting 7 a.m.There is a need for
candidates for openings as board members
and voices at public response in the begin-
ning of each meeting. Please make time
for this important part of your school's
organization.
MCAS,ROUNDONE:ThestudentsofBHMCS
have completed the first session of the an-
nual MCAS testing. We wish to thank all
the parents who made sure that their child
was present, had a good night's sleep and
a healthy breakfast on the days before and
during testing. This truly enables your
child to focus on the tasks of the test to
perform as best they can. This routine of
support will be needed again in May from
the 15th through June 2.
SPECIALEVENTS:ThememberstheBHMCS
band and strings are planning to attend
The YoungPeople's Concert sponsored by
the CSO on Tuesday April 25. We further
hope to coordinate,for next year,the CSO's
"Composing Students" program here at
BHMCS.
RECOGNITION: The Sixth Grade Team for
Destination Imagination from BHMCS,
coached by Maxine Beynor and Jennifer
Rapp hasmoved oninthe competition form
State level to Global. They will compete
at the University of Tennessee for five days
at the end of May. The following students
are members of that team: Dennis Beynor,
Celia Rapp, Alyssa Nastri, Lucey Gorrill,
Mike Trout and Rebecca Brigham. Best
wishes from all of us.
A group of fifth and sixth grade students
recently volunteered to establish "Book
Buddies" with a second grade class at the
Marstons Mills Barnstable Horace Mann
Charter School. We hope to keep this
program going up to the end of this school
year and would liketo promote it again next
year, for a longer period of time.
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RENAISSANCEFAIREPLANNEDFOR MAY
5: We have shifted the traditional date of
our Renaissance Faire in order to avoid
conflicts with other activities that go on
in late June. This year's Faire willrun from
3:30-8 p.m. on Friday, May 5. Please call
Bobbi Moritz, at 508-790-6460 if you would
like to help out.
April 14: Good Friday - Begins spring break
April 24: First day back
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Future Meeting Dates
April 25 June 6
May 2 June 20
May 16
All meetings begin at 7 p.m. and are held in the
Barnstable Town Hall Hearing Room unless
noted
Barnstable Special Ed.
Parent Advisory Council
The Barnstable Public Schools is sponsor-
ing Special Education Parents' Advisory
Council meetings on: April 12 and June
14. Meetings run from 7-9 p.m. at Barn-
stable High School Senior Cafeteria, 744
W Main Street, Hyannis, MA.Allparents
are welcome to attend. Any questions,
please contact the Special Education
Department at 508-862-4993.
2005-'06 School Calendar
April 14: Good Friday - Begins spring break
April 24: First day back
May 18: Teacher In-Service - Half day for stu-
dents
May 29: Memorial Day - Schools closed
June 3: BMS Graduation
June 22: Last day for students
(INCLUDES FIVE INCLEMENT WEATHER DAYS)
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FLASHOF FASHION:Fashion ShowTickets
will be on sale during all four lunches on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday after
vacation. $5 for students.
ATTENTION SCHOLARSHIP SEEKERS!
The latest Bulletin is out! Scholarship
Bulletin number 13 has just been sent to
your Senior TGA and is also available in
your House Office....* **Please note! There
are 2 additional scholarships on Bulletin
# 13 which will use the BHS application.
Those deadlines have been extended to
May. All others have their own applica-
tions and deadlines....See Mrs. Alvarez for
any questions.
CONGRATULATIONSTO the following art
students who were selected for awards at
the 2006 Cape Cod Art Association Student
Show...Vanessa Varjian (Best in Show),
AndrewWood (1st Place), Nicole LaRiviere
(2nd Place), Carlos Diaz-Sullivan (Honor-
able Mention) and Danielle Iris (Karol
Wykoff Scholarship).
AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE FOR students
and parents who speak Portuguese: There
willbe a meeting on Sunday, April 23, from
4-6 p.m.at the First Baptist Church on Main
St, in Hyannis. Parents can learn about
their rights, their students' rights and laws
governing Massachusetts Schools. Flyers
are available in the Reception Office.
ATTENTIONSENIORS: The Prom is on Fri-
day May 26th, at the Four Points Sheraton.
Celebration 2006 willfollow at the Kennedy
Rink from 11 p.m. until 4 a.m. - there is no
admittance to Celebrations after midnight.
The last day for tickets sales is May 10.
ANY JUNIOR WHO is considering playing
an inter-collegiate sport in college should
sign up to attend an informational meeting
on Wednesday, April 26 in the Senior Cafe
during Rotating Block. Issues will include
NCAA academic eligibility requirements,
athletic scholarship/financial aid and the
college admission process for student ath-
letes. Speakers willinclude: Mrs. Anderson,
CoachDemancheand anofficer oftheECAC.
Interestedjuniors should go to the Athletic
Office to sign up and receive a pass to at-
tend the informational seminar.
STUDENTS: BARNSTABLE MIDDLE
SCHOOL is looking for Volunteers to help
out at their 6th Annual Renaissance Faire
on Friday, May 5th. They need people to
work a shift at one of the activities, or at
a Concessions/food booth. It will be a lot
of fun and you will be contributing to a
very worthwhile cause. See Mrs. Nolan
in Rm. 1105 if interested and need more
information.
www.barnstable.k12.ma.us/bhs
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for The Blackboard, please contact
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com, or via fax at 508-790-3997, or
by picking up the phone and calling
508-771-1427.
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