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Beech Street School believes in the power of a growth mindset. We are committed to our education, and we demonstrate resilience by persevering through our mistakes. With an optimistic outlook and consistent effort, we understand that with practice, we can overcome challenges. We take responsibility for our actions and learning, and treat one another with respect, to foster a caring and safe environment for all. As a community, we take pride in being Bobcat PROUD together!
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The Manchester School District utilizes a standards-based report card. Standards-based grading is an effective method for assessing your child's understanding of specific learning targets, referred to as standards. With this approach, scores are not simply averaged over the grading period. Instead, it identifies what your child has mastered or can demonstrate in relation to these standards. Various tools are used throughout the year to provide an accurate picture of their learning progress. Please keep in mind that at this point in the school year, it may be typical for students to be progressing towards a standard. If you have any questions regarding your child's report card, please do not hesitate to contact their teacher.
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Our recently elected student council has put together an exciting lineup of events for our winter spirit week. |
 | Monday 12/18 - Future Career Day | |
 | Tuesday 12/19 - Snowball Day | Dress in all white or white sparkles. |
 | Wednesday 12/20 - Wacky Wednesday | |
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 | Thursday 12/21 - Red and Green Dress up Day | |
 | Friday 12/22 - Pajama Day | |
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We are excited to see you on Thursday for our Winter Concert, which will showcase the students' hard work in music class throughout the first trimester of school. If you plan on attending, please note that the school doors will not open until 1:20. If you arrive early, please wait outside and do not block the doorbell or the first door to the building. The concert should conclude around 2:30. If you plan to dismiss your child when the concert is over, you must send a note to the school in the morning so we can have their things prepared. It takes our students a lot of time to transition out of an assembly, and they will not be ready before normal dismissal time if you don't send in a note. Thank you for your cooperation. |
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On Tuesday, John Farrell, an internationally acclaimed songwriter, author, and peace educator, will perform for our Kindergarten, first, and second-grade students. He'll be conducting an assembly program that focuses on understanding, empathy, nature, and literacy, among other things. John has visited more than 1500 schools in 25 countries around the world.
This Thursday morning, our students will have the opportunity to witness an inspiring circus act performed by Jacob, the son of Mrs. Crow. Jacob's act is a testament to the power of a growth mindset, showcasing years of dedication and training in circus arts. His performance proves that with hard work and perseverance, one can achieve their dreams and become who they aspire to be. |
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During November and December, a heartwarming tradition takes place where teachers dress down on Thursdays in exchange for a donation to the Salvation Army Toy Shop. "Thankful Thursdays" allow teachers to give back while also feeling comfortable. This year, the teachers have donated over $600 worth of toys, which were dropped off this past Wednesday. |
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December's Show Up Class CompetitionFor the month of December, the class with the least amount of unexcused absences will win the competition along with an award. However, it is important for students to stay home if they are sick. If your child is sick, they should stay home until they are free from fever, vomiting, and diarrhea for 24 hours without taking medication. If your child is going to stay home, please inform the school so we can excuse their absence.
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Missing School: It Adds Up!When your child attends school regularly and on time, they have the opportunity to excel academically and to establish a positive daily routine for learning.
Regular attendance allows for students to be involved in lessons, develop relationships with their peers, and make the most out of their education. It also gives the teacher the opportunity to assess each student and effectively plan ahead.
Excessive absences can lead to students missing out on important information or falling behind in their learning. Regular school attendance is an important indicator of your child's performance and success as they grow. Simply put, absences add up. |
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8:00-Doors open for Breakfast only 8:15-Doors open K+1 enter in cafeteria, 2+4 enter in back library door, and 3+5 enter in the garden door. 8:25-Doors close and gates are locked. All students must enter the main office and are tardy. You will receive an automated call that your student was late for school. 2:50-Dismissal on the playground. |
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Check your students backpack for their green communication folder. There are many papers in their folder to start the year that need to be filled out and returned to the school.
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Ways to contact your child's teacher:
- Email
- Call (603)624-6314 and leave them a message
- Class Tag App
We understand that as a parent, you may have specific concerns about your child's education and well-being. However, during student pickup, our teachers need to focus on ensuring a safe departure for all students with their families. We also respect the privacy of our students and their families, and therefore, we do not hold personal conversations about a student during this time. If you would like to speak with your child's teacher, please feel free to use one of the communication methods provided, and our teacher will respond to you as soon as possible. Thank you for understanding! |
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If you're interested in helping out with classroom preparation, supervising during lunch, or organizing games at recess, please contact Mrs. Wheeler at the office to participate. We appreciate any extra help! |
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Dec. 18 - Spirit Week - Future Career Day
Dec. 19 - Spirit Week - Snowball Day (Dress in all white) Dec. 20 - Spirit Week - Wacky Wednesday Dec. 21 - Spirit Week - Red and Green Dress Up Day Dec. 21 - Winter Concert Dec. 21 - Report Cards go home Dec. 22 - Spirit Week - Pajama Day Dec. 22 - Early Release Day 11:15 (Elementary Students only) Dec. 23 - Jan. 1 - Holiday Vacation Dec. 30 - Boys Basketball vs. Gossler 9:00 @ Parkside Middle School
Dec. 30 - Girls Basketball vs. Gossler 10:00 @ Parkside Middle School
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 | Monday | Ranch Chicken w/WG Flatbread Turkey and Cheese on a Bun Granola & Fruit Yogurt Parfait Sun Butter Sandwich w/ String Cheese Sweet & Spicy Corn Assorted Fruit 1%, Skim or NF Chocolate Milk |
 | Tuesday | Breaded Chicken & WG WafflesHam & Cheese on a Bun Baby Spinach w/Turkey & Flatbread Sun Butter Sandwich w/ String Cheese Broccoli Florets Assorted Fruit 1%, Skim or NF Chocolate Milk |
 | Wednesday | Turkey Hot Dog on a BunEgg Salad on a Roll Garden Salad w/Grilled Chicken & a Dinner Roll Sun Butter Sandwich w/ String Cheese Celery Sticks Assorted Fruit 1%, Skim or NF Chocolate Milk |
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 | Thursday | Pizza/Mozzarella SticksChicken Salad Sandwich on a Roll Baby Spinach, Egg, Cheese Stick w/ Pita Sun Butter Sandwich w/ String Cheese Baked Veggie Beans Assorted Fruit 1%, Skim or NF Chocolate Milk |
 | Friday | Early ReleaseTurkey Sandwich on a Bun Sun Butter Sandwich w/ String Cheese Baby Carrots Assorted Fruit 1%, Skim or NF Chocolate Milk |
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Students can buy a bag of freshly popped popcorn for only 50 cents every Wednesday as a snack. Popcorn orders are taken during attendance in the morning, so students need to arrive on time to place their order. Each student is limited to two bags. A big thank you to our dedicated parent volunteers who make this treat possible!
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 | Manchester City Library | Youth Services Program Calendar
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