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March 1, 2022
WAYNE TRAIL ELEMENTARY
PBIS Rewards
We have multiple ways we are
rewarding students lately for
demonstrating positive
behavior. Below is a list:
• Students nominating each
other for showing 5 Rs (Pizza
with the Principal reward,
see picture on page 2).
• Monthly time on the Lu in
gym with top 2 DoJo
winners from each class.
From the Principal’s Desk
February was a very scattered month between the
• Student earn golden tokens weather, planned breaks with President’s Day, and an
inservice day. However, we are hopefully headed into full
that accumulate to earn extra
weeks of school for March. We have the end of the third
recess minutes for the class. quarter coming quickly this month and state testing coming at
the beginning of April. We are excited to announce that due
Chocolate to a generous donation from the JLW foundation we now have
Fundraiser a book vending machine at our school! In the coming weeks,
it will be stocked full of books that students can earn tokens
to get a free books. This aligns directly to our focus on
On March 14, the PTP will be increasing literacy in all classrooms this year. 5th grade
sponsoring a chocolate bar parents, please see page 5 for information about music
fundraiser. More information o erings at Gateway Middle School next year.
to come!
I want to nish by congratulating one of our very own,
PTP News Mrs. Carroll, for earning a Golden Apple Award from the
Maumee Chamber of Commerce. Through her dedication to
the profession and unmatched compassion to care for
The PTP will be sponsoring the students, she will be granted this award at the March 10,
3rd quarter PBIS reward taking awards banquet. Well deserved!
place at the end of March.
Students who earned their way Enjoy the month of March as spring is nearly here!
in will get to participate in a
variety of activities at a local Nick Neiderhouse, Ed.D.
soccer center. Email: nneiderhouse@maumeek12.org
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March Events
2- Read Across America Day (dress up as favorite book
character)
10 or 11- State required hearing and vision screen for 5th
grade students
14- Start of PTP chocolate fundraising sale
State Testing Update 18- End of 3rd quarter
Starting the week of April 4 and 18- Oral hygiene education day for 4th grade students
going into May, students will be
engaging in the required Ohio State 21- Start of 4th quarter
Tests. Exact dates will be shared later
this month, but below are some great
tips to help your child prepare to 21- Down Syndrome Awareness Day (wear silly socks)
perform their best on these tests.
Also, a reminder that 4th and 5th 25- 3rd quarter PBIS reward day and last day of fundraiser
grade students take two sessions of
English Language Arts and two Pictured Below: Community partners from Calvary Church
sessions of the Mathematics test.
surprised the sta with popcorn and treats on Valentine’s Day.
Additionally, 5th grade students take
two sessions of Science. Kids should
follow these guidelines:
• Don’t stay up late. Being active
earlier in the day (not right before
bedtime) can help your child get to
sleep.
• Eat healthy meals. This will provide
energy at test time.
• Wear a favorite out t. Your child
should pick one that makes him
feel con dent and comfortable.
• Learn to relax. Some kids nd it
helpful to close their eyes and take
a few deep breaths before a test.
Others like to imagine a peaceful
place.
• Be positive. Expect to do well and
encourage your child.
• Face fears. Feeling anxious is
normal so talking about the fear
can reassure the student.
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March 1, 2022
MAUMEE CITY SCHOOLS
SUMMER CAMP 2022
"PASSPORT TO ADVENTURE"
Incoming Kindergarten
through 5th Grade
Session 1: "Animal Planet" June 6-17th
Field trip to the Toledo Zoo
Session 2: "The Great Explorer" June 20-July 1st
Field trip to area Metroparks
Session 3: "Engineering Zone" July 11-22nd
Field trip to Imagination Station
Hours:
**Session descriptions are listed on the second page.
8:30 am - 12:00 pm Daily
Bussing is Provided to and from
Cost is $160 per session. summer camp
Includes breakfast, a t-shirt, and
a grab & go lunch each day. Registration begins March 1st!!
https://tinyurl.com/mcssummercamp22
**Reduced registration rates are
available for those who meet the
criteria.
Contact Mrs. Ann Glowacki, Summer Camp Director with any questions.
419-893-2201 to leave a message or email aglowacki@maumeek12.org
You may also call the Board of Education Office at 419-893-3200
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March 1, 2022
WHO: Girl Scout Troop 10726
WHAT: Cookie Booth
WHERE: Wayne Trail Elementary School
1147 Seventh Street, Maumee,OH
WHEN: Saturday, March 5th, 10am – 4pm
Any donated boxes will go to Under One Roof Food Pantry.
*cash and credit cards accepted
*This is not a Maumee City Schools Sponsored Event
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March 1, 2022
MAUMEE MUSIC @ GATEWAY MIDDLE SCHOOL
Hello Maumee Fifth Graders and Parents/ Guardians,
In the Maumee City School system, students have the exciting opportunity to start band, orchestra or choir in 6th grade!!
We have some IMPORTANT DATES TO SHARE about music opportunities for GMS:
March 21-24-- Gateway MS Music Teachers will visit Wayne Trail Music Classes to share about music options at Gateway
March 29- 5th Graders visit MHS PAC for a performance by MHS students during school
March 29- 4-7pm Instrument Test Drive in MHS PAC (Come see, feel and try out as many instruments as you’d like- Bring a Parent!!)
March 30 4-6pm Instrument Test Drive (Make up day if students are not ab
Our hope is that MANY students will continue in the music programs offered at Gateway Middle School! Music classes
meet every day. There are MANY benefits to music classes including improved social skills and academic performance. Plus, IT’S A
LOT OF FUN!! :-)
6th graders have a choice in what music class they take. Their choices are: Band, Orchestra, Choir or Non-Music Elective.
All other classes (math, science, etc) are scheduled for them. If a student would like to try two music classes, they should pick one
for now and we will do our best to accommodate that opportunity later in 6th grade to alternate days.
Students & Parents may look at instruments at Rettig Music (5950 Airport Hwy- Across from Old Navy), All Star Music
(2025 S. Byrne, Toledo 43614) or Instrument Care Center (319 S. Main St, Findlay OH 45840).
For instrument purchase, we recommend any of the stores listed above, but you are welcome to shop around. However,
we do ask that you be careful if purchasing online. No oddly colored instruments: pink, purple, green etc are not allowed! These
are typically low quality instruments that may be intended as toys. Ask a music teacher before purchasing online-- there are
“deals” to be found on used instruments, but there are also many “rip-offs” online for cheap!! Please reach out to one of us if
looking to purchase used instruments-- we’d be happy to offer an opinion and help you find something used that is a quality
instrument!
Most students will purchase or rent their own instruments. However, if a family is unable to purchase an instrument,
please contact one of us- we can help! We have a limited number of school owned instruments. We can’t guarantee that we can
provide your first choice of instrument, but we are certain we can provide you with something to play if you are unable to
purchase/ rent on your own!
In Maumee, we start:
Band Instrument Choices: Orchestra Instrument Choices:
Flute Trumpet Violin
Clarinet Trombone Viola
Alto Saxophone Baritone Cello
Percussion (bells & drum pad) French Horn String Bass
(Students can switch to Tuba, French Horn, Oboe, Bassoon, etc later)
BOLD Instruments are preferred instruments for beginners!
By the time school starts in August 2022, your child will need 2 things if they are joining band or orchestra: an instrument and
their music book. Choir students do not need to purchase a book.
Orchestra uses “Essential Elements Book 1” for Strings
Band uses “Habits of a Successful Beginner Band Musician” (Green Book)
Remember: All 5th grade students will need to make their choice between band, choir, orchestra or non-music so GMS Counselors
Mrs. Potts & Mr. Tapley can get them scheduled for classes at Gateway! Questions? Email us (preferred) or call Gateway
419-893-3386. Mrs. Potts and Mr. Tapley will be the ones who actually schedule your student’s classes– we just show you what the
music options are!
Mr. Boswell (Band) Dr. Murphy (Band) Mr. Hawary (Orchestra) Ms. Buzzelli (Orchestra) Mr. Burkett (Choir)
eboswell@maumeek12.org cmurphy@maumeek12.org whawary@maumeek12.org gbuzzelli@maumeek12.org bburkett@maumeek12.org
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March 1, 2022
From Nurse Pavlis
For the month of March, students will be learning about the importance of oral
health. There will educational videos, facts, and information shared this month.
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