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Vol. 2021-2022 No. 4 December 2021
Jaguar Jottings
Your Johnsburg Central School Newsletter
part of that team is all of our staff, who we work
Superintendent’s with to gather information.
The process starts when we are notified that a
Corner student has tested positive for COVID
19. Public Health or parents inform us. We
have to contact trace back two days from the
student’s first symptoms. That means that a
student may leave school on Tuesday not
feeling well and get tested that afternoon. If their
rapid test comes back negative, but their PCR
comes back positive on Friday, we have to go
back to Monday to do our contact tracing.
Contact Tracing- How it Works. We then begin to interview all the student’s
teachers. We ask questions like: where does
the student sit in the classroom (all teachers
have seating charts), does everyone wear their
We got through September and most of October,
mask (this is one of our COVID policies), are the
but the end of October and November have
students sitting at least 3 feet apart (this is one
been very busy. And, it seems like with cold
of our COVID policies), are your windows open
weather here and more events happening
(having fresh air in the room is important), have
inside, the number of cases are going up.
you done any group work, is there a student who
Therefore, our quarantines have increased, and
spends more time with the student who tested
many parents do not understand how this
positive and are they less than three feet apart,
process works. I thought I would take this
and was it for more than 15 minutes, and lastly
opportunity to go through what I have learned
is there anything else you would like us to
and how we work through the process of
know? Because our staff and students are
quarantines. doing such a great job following our policies, we
have seen very few quarantines in our
First, and most importantly, the school never
classrooms.
quarantines. We do not have the authority to
quarantine; only Warren County Public Health
Next, we look at common areas like the cafeteria
has that authority. But, the school does work
and the bus. We look at the breakfast -
hand in hand with the County to gather
lunchroom seating charts and talk to the
information to make informed decisions on who
monitors to see who sits next to the student who
needs to be quarantined. I want to share this
tested positive. Prior to the week starting
process of communicating with you so as a
November 15, all students were 3 feet apart, and
parent, you have a better idea of why we are
we knew that because they were eating with
taking some of the actions we are here at
their masks off, both students on either side
school.
were going to be quarantined. And if a student
was sitting at a round table, that may mean up to
Also, it is important to know that there is a team
three students. At this point, all students are
here at school that gathers the information
sitting 6 feet apart in the cafeteria. This was
shared with the County. The team consists of
accomplished by having some elementary
our school nurse, Mrs. Arilio, our school
classes eat in their classrooms and changing
principal, Mrs. Flanagan, and myself. The other
some lunchtimes. Now, because they are 6 feet
apart, we should not see as many quarantines
from the cafeteria.
Next, we look at the bus, morning, afternoon,
and, when needed, sporting transportation. At
the start of the year, Public Health looked at
quarantining the student sitting with the positive
case and up to 11 other students sitting around
them. They have recently changed their policy
to quarantine only the student sitting with the
positive case and the student sitting across from
them. If the positive case sits alone and next to
a window and the person sitting across from
them also sits alone and against the window,
this person may not be quarantined. It also
depends on the length of the bus ride as well as
if masks were worn.
We also try to talk to the student and the parent
to see if they have additional information that we
need to consider or investigate. This process is
not quick but is very important. I cannot say
students have not picked the virus up here at
school, but I can say that we continue to create
the safest place possible. Principal’s Message
We have a few different outcomes when a
student is identified as a possible
exposure. They may have to quarantine for ten
days from the last exposure to the positive case,
or they may only get a phone call asking them to
monitor for symptoms and get tested if they start
not feeling well. This is all dependent on what
the investigation reveals.
Everyone must realize as we work through this
epidemic, protocols are constantly changing. As Kathie J Anti-Bullying Assembly
everyone learns more about this virus, how it is Kathie J, a native of the North Creek area,
transmitted, and what the vaccine can and can’t visited JCS on Monday, November 15th. She
do, protocols have to be examined and changed presented to students in grades 4-8. Kathie J is
if needed. a radio and tv personality in Denver and has her
own tv show. She has been visiting schools in
As you can see, this is not an easy process, but the Denver Metro Area for over 15 years to talk
it is worth it if we are keeping our students safe about the importance of education and how to
while here at school. We will continue to follow stand up against bullying. Kathie J visited JCS
the National, State, and County guidelines as we students to talk about what bullying is. Why do
work through this epidemic. We will get through people bully? How to recognize bullying. How to
this, and it will become part of our history. We combat it. Why bullying is a community problem
have to stay strong and do our part. and why adults cannot be bystanders. She
shared her own experiences with being bullied
I would also like to extend warm holiday wishes as well as fighting limited thinking within her own
to you and your family. I hope the New Year family and friends to become all she was meant
brings you good health and peace. to be. Thank you, Kathie J for spending time with
us!
Lost & Found
Lost & Found is located in the hallway outside
the cafeteria. Please ask your child to stop by
and take a look. Lost & Found will be packed up
K-4 Student of the Month – June
and sent to good will over each school break;
Christmas, winter, spring, and at the end of the
school year.
PreK-4 Student of the Month – November
(Listed Alphabetically)
ASP/Late Bus Annabella Frizzell
Until further notice, there is no longer an After Audrie Knickerbocker
School Program or a daily 4:45 late bus. A
Ava Pesquera
Thursday only late bus will run each week.
Students must sign up by 12:30 in the principal’s Bently LaBounty
office. Charlie Campbell
Destiny Facey
Hayley Smith
Hazel Branch
Isabella Bennett
Stuffed Jiggy Jaguar Josie Lyn Beaudrot
Stuffed Jiggy Jaguars are for sale in the
principal’s office for $10 each. These would Kayla Waldron
make a great stocking stuffer! Rhys Olesheski
Shelby Facey
Specials:
Report Cards/PT Conferences Physical Education – Hannah Sauer-Jones &
Report cards will be sent home with PreK-6 Alex Fish
students on Friday, November 19th. Grade 7-12 Art – Josie Lyn Beaudrot
report cards will be mailed. Grade PreK-3
Music – Orion Altman
parent/teacher conferences have already been
Library – Sophia Moffitt
scheduled.
Students in grades PreK-4 are having a
great school year! Keep up the hard work!
Facebook
Check out our Johnsburg Central School page
on Facebook.
https://www.facebook.com/JohnsburgCentralSchool/
Heather Flanagan
Pre K 2nd Grade
Kindergarten
3rd Grade
1st Grade
4th Grade
“The best gift I have ever given someone was
DECEMBER these little pompom animals I made in an art
club. We glued colored pom poms together and
we drew faces on them and put pipe cleaners for
feet. I made my mom a ladybug reindeer and a
thing that was just random. I put a bunch of pom
poms on fabric and glued eyes on it. I also
trimmed them and made the pom poms a bit
shorter. That wasn’t all. I made an origami box
of the month! and put them in it. I think that is my favorite gift
This month’s Question of the Month was because it's homemade and my mom still has
asked to our fourth grade classes, them to this day and I'm very glad I made them.”
Harleigh Donohue
“What is the Best Gift You Ever Gave
Someone?”
“The best gift I have ever given someone was for
my dad. It was a magnetic tool holder for tools. It
Mrs. Olesheski’s Class: would hold hammers, wrenches, and even
screwdrivers. He really liked it. He used it all the
“The best gift I've ever given someone was snow time and it was very helpful for him. His bag
boots. I gave my mom the snow boots for didn’t really work, that’s why I bought it. That is
Christmas. They were waterproof and warm so the best gift I ever got for someone.” Finn Morris
my mom wouldn’t get frostbite. They are also
really easy to get on. She really loves them and “The best gift I ever gave someone was a photo
still wears them to this day. They are white and of my sister and I gave it to my family members
black and they dry really quickly. My mom loves so they have photos of us. We put it in a photo
them.” frame with hearts on it. They loved it so much I
Charlie Campbell am happy I did. It felt good to do that and make
them happy. We just took new photos for them.”
“The best gift I’ve ever given someone was a Gracie Morse
motion camera to my Papa. I gave it to him last
year and he started using it in the winter, “The best gift I have given someone was for my
summer, spring and fall. He loves seeing pictures older sister Alene. She is the best older sister
of foxes and deer. Sometimes apples fall off the ever so I had to give her a gift. I got her a glass
tree and deer would come eat them. He gets heart and she loved it. It had sparkles on it. She
videos of young ones with spots. I think they are was so happy!” Mia Pace
the cutest. The foxes sometimes look like cats. I
think the gray foxes are the cutest. The videos “The best gift I’ve ever given someone was a
are really hard to see because they only come out picture of me holding a sign that said Best Dad
at night. You can barely see them but the parts Ever. I gave it to my dad. He really liked it. He
you can see make you know the gift was worth said it was the best Father’s Day gift ever!
the money.” Elizabeth Dague He liked it because it had a black border. I was
holding the sign in a grassy meadow. It was
“The best gift I’ve ever given someone was when sunny out so I was squinting!” Jozy Sherman-
I gave my friend a toy. He really liked it. That’s Cavanaugh
the best gift I’ve given.” Dom Donohue
“I gave my brother a Beyblade called Sprisin for
his birthday and he liked it because it is the best
Beyblade.” Logen May
Mrs. Morris’s Class: The best gift I ever gave was a gift to my dad
that was for no reason. The gift was a photo of
my dad and I standing together on a trip we had
The best gift I gave someone was when I bought been on. The photo was in a blue picture frame.
Valentine’s Day gifts for my grandma. I used my When my dad opened the gift he said, “Oh
own money that I had earned and saved up. I boy!”
gave my grandmother roses, a mug, and the very Cohen Moos
last velcro plush sloth that was in the store. My
grandmother was very happy with the gifts. The best gift I ever gave was the gift I gave my
Leon Bills III parents for their first anniversary. It was a heart
shaped picture frame made out of purple, blue,
The best gift I ever gave someone was a hug to and pink clay for them to display a photo of the
my grandmother because gifts from stores don’t two of them on their wedding day.
matter. What matters is family and having each Ava Pesquera
other. My grandmother loved the hug I gave her.
Alyssa Church The best gift I ever gave someone was a
Christmas gift I gave my brother Ryan. The gift
I gave my sister a nice bracelet at the fair one was a Harry Potter Lego set. My brother enjoys
time. She was so happy because she wanted me Harry Potter and he was happy I bought it for
to learn about giving instead of getting. It was him.
the best gift because I felt really good about Hayley Fink
myself because I made my sister very happy.
This year I am getting my sister something for The best gift I gave was to my little sister Ellie. It
Christmas that may be the best gift ever but we was a plastic doll that had a tub that included a
will have to wait and see. play shower hose and a tubby drawer that you
Kameron Pardick could wash the baby in. The gift was expensive
and she enjoys playing with it now.
The best gift I gave was the lotion I gave to Mrs. Addie Morin
Turcotte last school year. It was the best gift ever
because I got it from her favorite store
Rydeabetty. The lotion smelled really good. My
favorite thing about it was Mrs. Turcotte’s
response to the gift.
Ellie Ordway
I gave my mom myself which was the best gift.
Now that I am older I am able to help her with
things. I can help her play fight against my dad
so she can win. I am a good gift for my mom
because I can watch my baby brother Owen,
wash the dishes, put water in the fridge, and can
cook mac and cheese. I am a good gift because I
can help my mom with many things around the
house. (My baby brother Owen is a good gift
too.)
Olivia Owens
6th graders in Ms. Corr's class created a Jaguar
turkey and invited others to share what they are
thankful for.
Mr. Rathbun’s Technology Classes showing their
finished products.
NOTES FROM THE
TOWN OF JOHNSBURG
Help us plan the next 10 years of
Ski Bowl Park. Please take the
survey as we value your ideas.
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Code below!
College Acceptances
Charlize Bernard has been accepted to
Siena College.
NOTES FROM
OUR JUNIORS Scholarships
"The Junior Class would like to
extend a huge thank you to 1. Burger King Scholars -Scholarship
everyone who supported their
ranges from $1,000 to $50,000. Criteria is based
Soccerfest Concession Stand
on grade point average, work experience,
fundraiser. A very special thank
extracurricular activities and community service.
you to Mrs. Erika Patton and Mrs.
Apply online: https://bk-scholars.com
Julie Allen for their guidance and
Application deadline is December 15, 2021.
assistance helping the Junior
Class pull off a successful
fundraiser!"
2. Elks National Foundation
"Did you know the JCS Junior Legacy Awards: Legacy Awards are
Prom Committee is hosting the $4,000 scholarships for children and
Holiday Spirit Week Fundraiser grandchildren of Elks members.
again this year? Get those ugly For more information see the website
sweaters and tacky holiday https://www.elks.org/scholars/scholarships/Lega
clothing ready! Look for their flyer cy.cfm
coming home with your student Application deadline is February 7, 2022.
the first week in December.
Thank you for supporting this
fundraiser!"
3. Medical Scrubs Collection
Scholarship: This $1,000 scholarship is for
a student who is a senior with a minimum Tour a SUNY
cumulative GPA of 3.0 who is pursuing a degree
in the medical field such as therapy, nursing,
campus
medicine, nutrition, laboratory science, dentistry,
Take a virtual tour of
etc.
the SUNY colleges, schedule an on campus
Apply online at
tour or register for their Open House. Visit
https://studentscholarships.org/scholarship/14012
https://www.suny.edu/attend/visit-us/campus-
/medical_scrubs_collection_scholarship_
visit/
scholarship.php
Application deadline is December 15, 2021
4. 2022 KPMG Future Leaders Virtual
Program: KPGM Future Leaders Program- College Tour
Funded by proceeds from the KPMG Women’s
PGA Championship and KPMG Women’s Websites
Leadership Summit, the KPMG Future Leaders
Program affords top female high school seniors
across the country the opportunity to enhance
www.campustours.com
their personal growth through college
www.campus360tours.com
scholarships, a leadership development retreat
www.youvisit.com
(location to be disclosed at a later date or this
www.mycollegevisitguide.com
may be virtual), a mentoring relationship with a
woman business leader, and an introduction to
golf. The 2022 KPMG Future Leaders Program
application – includes an overview of the
program, instructions on how to apply and a list
of specific criteria needed to qualify for the
program. Applications can be accessed at
https://womensleadership.kpmg.us/charitable/dev
eloping-future-generations-women-leaders-
2022.html
Application deadline is February 1, 2022
Winners will be notified by April 15, 2022
On-line Scholarship Websites
www.goingmerry.com
www.fastweb.com
www.collegexpress.com
www.unigo.com
www.scholarships.com
www.supercollege.com
www.hesc.ny.gov (select pay, then select grants,
scholarships tab)
www.studentscholarshipsearch.com
www.cappex.com
agonyo@johnsburgcsd.org or Zach Pierson
at zpierson@johnsburgcsd.org.
It is important to make sure your child is
prepared for physical education class. It has
been getting colder and colder as the days
go by and we will still be taking the students
outside as often as possible. Please have
your child prepared with a warm coat and/or
sweatshirt and winter hat and gloves for this
fall season. Please contact us if your
child(ren) needs warm clothes for this fall or
winter.
Our Winter Sports season is now underway. Coach Pierson and Coach Gonyo want to
Our busy Game and Meet schedule will be thank all the students for continuing to follow
starting up at the beginning of December. our rules and expectations when it comes to
There are a number of home basketball mask wearing and bringing warm clothes to
games coming up this month. Come out and go outside in! We look forward to the rest of
support our teams! The Modified games will the year as we focus on the health and
start at 5:00 PM and the Varsity games will wellness of the students at JCS! Please
start after those at around 6:30. encourage your child(ren) to continue to be
active outside of school!
December 8th: Boys Modified and Varsity vs
Newcomb in Minerva Go Jags!
December 9th: Girls Modified and Varsity vs.
Wells in Johnsburg Coach Pierson
December 14th: Girls Modified and Varsity Coach Gonyo
vs IL/LL in Minerva
December 17th: Boys Modified and Varsity
vs Bolton in Johnsburg
For home games, we are asking that you
stay masked at all times and to follow our 3
foot social distancing guidelines. There will
be no food or drinks allowed in the gym to
try and avoid having our masks off while we
are in the gym.
Elementary Basketball will be starting in
January. We will be having a 5th grade
team, 6th grade team and a 3rd and 4th
grade combined program on Saturdays.
Participating players will have to wear masks
at all times in the school building. Coach
Pierson and Coach Gonyo will send home
more information prior to Christmas break. If
anyone is interested in coaching or
volunteering please contact Allison GonyoFew quick reminders as we head into winter. Please be sure to pack snow clothes and extra clothes should your child get wet while playing out in the snow. I have limited extra clothing here in the health office, so please remember to pack extras for your little ones. November brought some hopeful news with the emergency approval for the COVID-19 Pfizer vaccine for children 5-11. I would encourage everyone who is interested or even unsure, to discuss this with their child's pediatrician or health care provider. There are many opportunities to receive this should you be interested in it for your child. There are also many places offering booster COVID-19 vaccines for anyone in need. Please visit the following site from Warren County Public health for information on vaccine clinics being offered through them: https://warren-county-ny-covid-19- warrencountyny.hub.arcgis.com/pages/vaccines Walgreens in North Creek is also offering th COVID-19 vaccine for ages 5 and up. It is very easy to book online as well. Here is the link: https://www.walgreens.com/findcare/vaccination /covid/19/landing Please be sure to keep your child(ren) home if they are sick and have them evaluated. Hope you all enjoy your holidays this month! As always, please contact me with any questions or concerns. I will be happy to answer or find the answers for you! Be well, Mrs. Amber Aurilio, RN JCS School Nurse aaurilio@johnsburgcsd.org 518-251-2921 ext 5 Confidential Fax 518-251-2367
The JCS Pop Singers Celebrate the Holiday
Season with the Town Of Johnsburg
Music Department Concerts Return!
Please join us Thursday, December 16th at
6:30 PM in the JCS Gymnasium for our first
concert in almost 2 years. The elementary
band and chorus will be performing holiday
selections for your listening pleasure.
Given the circumstances with Covid-19, we Friday evening at 5:30 pm, join the Town of
are asking that each student limit attendance Johnsburg, local community pastors, and the
to 4 guests per student. We also request JCS Pop Singers for Christmas Carols at the
that children under 2 do not attend due to Lights On! Tree Lighting (located just across
them being unable to wear masks. the street from the Phoenix Inn). Come sing
with us, and ring in the Holiday Season.
*We will be recording the entire concert and
uploading to the JCS Music Department Also this Saturday at 11:30 am the JCS Pop
YouTube page.* Singers and Jiggy will be seen in the Annual
Lights On! Parade atop of the Garnet Lake
We thank you for flexibility and Volunteer FD trucks singing your favorite
understanding during these unprecedented carols! Be sure to see all the festivities,
times. We are so excited to perform again, including the North Country Singers Concert
and are doing our best to keep our students, at TPCC, FREE on Sunday, Dec. 5th at 2
staff, and community safe. pm!
UPCOMING CONCERTS:
Tuesday, January 11th 7pm: High School
Concert (Grades 9-12)
Thursday, January 20th 7pm: Junior High
Concert (7th&8th grade)2021
JCS BREAKFAST
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
Fresh fruit and Juice 1 Juice 2 Juice 3
vegetables used Fruit Fruit Fruit
Yogurt Bacon & cheese Choice of Cereal
Price: Cereal on a bagel Toast
Students K-12 Free
Adult: $2.50
Muffins Cereal Jelly
Milk Toast / Jelly Milk
Milk
Juice 6 Juice 7 Juice 8 Juice 9 Juice 10
Fruit Fruit Fruit Fruit Fruit
Pancakes Egg & cheese on Breakfast pizza Breakfast Bagel w/ cream
Syrup an English Hash browns Smoothie cheese or P.B.
Cereal Cereal Cereal Cereal Cereal
Toast / Jelly English / Jelly Toast / Jelly Muffins Toast / Jelly
Milk Milk Milk Milk Milk
Juice 13 Juice 14 Juice 15 Juice 16 Juice 17
Fruit Fruit Fruit Fruit Fruit
Waffles Yogurt Sausage French toast Scrambled eggs
Syrup Cereal breakfast sand. Syrup Cereal
Cereal Muffins Cereal Cereal Toast
Toast / Jelly Milk English / Jelly Toast / Jelly Jelly
Milk Milk Milk Milk
Juice 20 Juice 21 Juice 22 Juice 23 24
Fruit Fruit Fruit Fruit
Mini Pancakes Ham Bk. Choice of Cereal Breakfast pizza
Syrup Sandwich Toast Hash browns
Cereal Cereal Jelly Cereal
Toast / Jelly English/ Jelly Milk Toast / Jelly
Milk Milk Milk
27 28 29 30 31
BREAKFAST MENU IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE2021
JCS LUNCH
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
Juice is offered daily Sandwiches &
Chicken Patty 1 Beef Ravioli 2 Chicken Taco 3
along with fruit for Salads are made
On a bun Vegetables Lettuce/ tomato
grades 9-12 daily as part of the Bread sticks
Rice
lunch options Fruit
French fries
All bread products Vegetables Milk Rice
are whole grain Fruit Fruit
enriched Milk Milk
Hamburger 6 Chicken 7 Hamburger 8 Chicken 9 Spaghetti 10
Am. Cheese Tenders Gravy Caesar salad w/ meat sauce
Rice French fries Potatoes Muffins Vegetables
Vegetables Vegetables Biscuits Fruit Bread sticks
Fruit Muffins Vegetables Milk Fruit
Milk Fruit Fruit Milk
Milk Milk
Tomato soup 13 Hot Turkey 14 Hot dog 15 Tacos 16 Popcorn 17
Toasted cheese Sandwich w/ On a bun Lettuce/ tomato Chicken
Vegetables Gravy Mac & Cheese French fries French fries
Fruit Potatoes Vegetables Rice Muffins
Milk Vegetables Fruit Fruit Vegetables
Fruit Milk Milk Fruit
Milk Milk
Hamburger 20 Chicken Patty 21 Meatball 22 Cheese Pizza 23 24
Am. Cheese On a bun Sub Vegetables
Pasta Tots Baked chips Muffins
Vegetables Vegetables Vegetables Fruit
Fruit Fruit Fruit Milk
Milk Milk Milk
27 28 29 30 31
LUNCH MENU IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICEDec. 2021 Upcoming After School Activities ~ from the Johnsburg Youth Committee
JYC Funding support is from the Cloudsplitter Foundation, Stewarts Shops, Charles R Wood Foundation and the
Community Fund for the Gore Mtn. Region.
JYC Family Ornament Hunt
Friday, Dec. 17, 4-6 pm Free Event – for all ages!
Sign in with your family group (with masks, socially distanced) at the
upstairs lobby of Tannery Pond Community Center between 3:30 and 4:30
pm, 12/17
Bring your flashlights and headlamps… but everything will be “hidden”
in lit areas.
Get a map and a bag and go collect ornaments that will be “hanging out”
around North Creek. Return with your treasures to TPCC (by 6 pm) for
great prize(s)!
Questions? Contact Kate at 518-251-9083, kate.jyc@gmail.com
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Ski Swap and Sale
Sat. Dec. 11th 10 – 12, Sodom Scout Hall
Outfit your family for the season... with SKIS
(alpine or cross country), SNOWBOARDS,
GOGGLES, BOOTS, POLES, HELMETS and other winter gear!!!!
Prices are LOW, LOW, LOW to allow our local kids to get on the
mountain! Donations of gently used equipment are appreciated (no outdated/old
gear, please). Bring gear to donate to Sodom Scout Hall 4-5 p.m., Dec. 10th or 10-
12, Dec. 11th Proceeds benefit the Johnsburg Youth Committee… Thanks!
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More Community Events:
Lights On Johnsburg: Dec. 3rd, 5:30 pm, watch for more details…Kids Art Fair at Tannery Pond Community
Center, Dec. 4, 12-2 pm. Fun for kids of all ages! Pick up a “take-out” art kit with a variety of holiday and winter
themed projects.
"Santa's Christmas Caboose!" Inside is a model train and miniature village, and a festive light display is
outside! Open for public tours Fri., Dec. 4, 5- 7pm, and Sat. Dec. 5, 4 - 6pm. Also Dec. 11 and 12 (same
times). There will be a collection bin for donating items that are needed by many families in the area,
such as: toothpaste, soap, feminine hygiene products, and other non-food essentials. Social distancing
and mask wearing please.Over 1,200,000 Families Did This!
Over 1,200,000 families have signed up to receive free children’s books for their children. This includes nearly
100 families in the Town of Johnsburg who have also enrolled their kids in the Imagination Library program.
And it’s free and easy! Dolly Parton started an international program, Imagination Library, for any child from
birth until their 5th birthday to have a quality children’s book mailed directly to their home each month. She
understands the value of books in the life of a child. There is no cost to you because our local chapter receives
generous grant funding from the Glenn and Carol Pearsall Foundation as well as the Charles R. Wood
Foundation. Interested? Just sign up… registration forms are available at JCS, the town library, or attached to
the monthly JCS Newsletter. Thanks, Ann Arsenault Imagination Library, Johnsburg Chapter
Sign up your child today!
Simply fill out the form below and mail to:
Johnsburg Central School District
165 Main Street
North Creek, NY 12853
(518) 251-2921
_____________________________________________________________________________
Dolly Parton’s IMAGINATION LIBRARY Official Registration Form
Privacy Statement: This information will not be used for any purpose other than those related to the Imagination
Library. PLEASE PRINT
1ST Preschool Child’s FULL Name________________________________________________
Child’s Date of Birth ____/_____/_____ Sex: M F Phone_______________________
2nd Preschool Child’s FULL Name _______________________________________________
Child’s Date of Birth ____/_____/_____ Sex: M F Phone ______________________
Parent/Guardian’s Name _______________________________________________________
Child’s Home Address ________________________________________________________
ADDRESS
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