Information for Parents
Huntington School News
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from Pam
NOVEMBER 2006
THANK YOU! Parent-Teacher conferences are a vital part of school and home communication and I want to take this opportunity to thank all of our parents who made it a priority to attend these valuable meetings with your child’s teacher. We appreciate the opportunity to receive your input into your student’s learning and, in turn, to share student progress with you.
FIRST QUARTER PERFECT ATTENDANCE: Congratulations to the following students who had no absences of any kind and no tardies from August 29 through October 27:
Colton Agler, Emilio Garcia, Keeran Merchant, Daisha Scott, Kody Alder, Viridiana Gonzalez-Flores, Payton Merchant, Taylor Shafer, Trina Barmore, Sazoun Grayer, Natalie Miller, Cortney Sherwood, Logan Beck, Lexi Greene, Hannah Moller, Noah Sherwood, Jessica Benck, Aeryn Greenfield, Brooke Morrison, Tristan Siedenburg, Alyssa Bennett, Austin Greenfield, Jayden Mostek, Mason Stearns, Allison Betz, Jordan Greggs, Allison Nixon, Kyle Stefkovich, Myka Brodecky, Emmalee Hall, Ashley Omer, Dillan Tangeman, Mayte Brown, Ashley Harris, Andrew Park, Emily Tangeman, Denzel Casteneda, Larissa Huffman, Jooho Park, Atia Taylor, Kaleb Chase, Kayla Huyck, Alexa Philbrick, Madison Topping, Nicoletta Cole, Thomas Ireland, Bret Pinkelman, Tyler Topping, Haleigh Conard, Valerie Kapke, Nicolette Pond, Allen Treichel, Cody Cox, Amarian Laing, Sierra Quintana, Adriana Tyrrell, Jayvon Crook, Zach Lewis, Chase Rediger, Nathan Vergith, Constance Cushman, Amber Lind, Jake Rediger, Tyler Wendt, Tavion Davis, Erik Lind, Kallie Robeson, Corey Whitecalf, Chase Egger, Chance Mara, Lorett Rojas, Dylan Will, William Facemire, Gabriel Mares, Julia Sanford, Zeke Willimas, Olivia Flores, Bre’Ana Marion, Kristin Sanford, Rhlehe Wobig, Olivia McBeth, and J.J. Schnittker
HALF-PRICE SALE! We have a limited number of yearbooks from last year (2005-2006) available. If you had intended to purchase a book but never did it – this is your chance! Books are now on sale for $2.50 and will be available in the school office while supplies last.
HOW CAN MY FAMILY BE PREPARED FOR A PUBLIC HEALTH EMERGENCY? A public health emergency may occur as a result of natural disaster or widespread communicable disease. The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the leading public health authority in the nation, identifies several areas for family and individual public health preparedness. The CDC suggests that each family develop a “Family Emergency Communications Plan”. Emergencies happen anywhere, any time. Talk with your children and household members about how you will contact one another and be reunited in the event an emergency occurs when you are separated. Share with family members and carry with you: 1) A first and second local emergency contact number every person will attempt to call in the event of emergency or community disaster. 2) Identify and share an out-of-town emergency contact number. 3) Make certain each family member has every other family member’s school or work location and contact number. 4) Identify hospitals near school, work, and home. 5) If adult family members are employed in positions where they may be identified as essential personnel in an emergency, plan in advance an alternate contact person who will be able to assist children and other dependents.
We are a SCHOOL where Staff and Students EXCEL, Parents and Community CARE.