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Picture Day

Tuesday, April 18 
9:15-9:30        Walk-ins & Staff

9:30-9:50        Marina Codiga's Class (3/4)
9:50-10:10      Nicole Tomasetti's Class (TK/K)
10:10-10:30    Leah Veblen's Class (1/2)
10:30-10:50    Cassie McAlister's Class (2/3)
10:50-11:10    Megan Lingo and Amber Baker's Class (K/1)    

11-11:20         Walk-ins & Staff

Wednesday, April 19
9:15-9:30         Walk-ins & Staff

9:30-9:50         6th Grade BMS
9:50-10:10       7th Grade BMS
10:10-10:30     8th Grade BMS
10:30-10:50     Meredith Doerr's Class (4/5)
10:50-11:10     Rachael Von Ruden and Amanda Tamo's Class (6-8th Resource)
11:15-12:15      Walk-ins & Siblings

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Arete's Parent Action Committee is planning some fun events to honor our amazing staff and would love your support. You can click on the Sign Up Genius or email [email protected]
 
Hello Arete, families!
My name is Mandee Tatro, and I am helping coordinating Teacher Appreciation Week. Lori Long, Ashley Patch, and Aimee O' Brien, along with other wonderful parents who have showed up for our meetings as well, have offered their time and dedication to our school and are assisting in planning teacher appreciation week for the wonderful staff and teachers.
 
We have some great ideas,  I am reaching out to you with hopes that you will be able to help out too! Below is the sign-up genius, along with my Venmo account. If you are able to help out either signing up or able to donate via Venmo we all would appreciate it!
 
Mandee Tatro
@Mandee-Tatro
venmo
 
meredith

Meredith Doerr is Arete's Outstanding Teacher of 2023!!!

I think Meredith Doerr is a wonderful example of an outstanding teacher. She puts her heart and soul into teaching.  She can teach any grade, connects with students so well, and makes learning fun!  She holds students and families to a high standard and genuinely cares.  It is evident that she is passionate about teaching and she does it so well! 

 

She is always taking on extra duties/responsibilities. She is the head of the chicken committee and takes absolute responsibility to make sure the chickens are safe and thriving. (That has not been easy in this crazy weather.) She coordinates parents for both that and our overnight field trip to Sutter’s Fort which she is also responsible for. Meredith is the teacher that steps up for so many responsibilities that I have to check in with her to make sure she is not taking too much on. But the thing is, no matter how many extra roles she accepts, she knocks them all out of the ballpark.

 

She provides engaging opportunities for a variety of students. She spends time figuring out what works best for individual students.  She is constantly supporting students...in the Resource Center, tutoring, and in all the enrichments she offers. She works hard to offer students an enriching and meaningful curriculum.  It is clear she cares deeply about the students and our school as a whole. 

 

Meredith’s reach goes beyond Arete as she is the first teacher to step up if Magnolia needs a substitute. She teaches after school enrichment classes for Cottage Hill and Alta Sierra and is responsible for independent study and home hospital for PRSD. It is hard to comprehend how well she does so many different tasks and jobs, but she does both thoroughly and professionally.

 

Meredith makes herself available night and day to support families. She curates work to scaffold lessons or to provide supplements when students are struggling with specific concepts. She is committed to professional development and signs up for extra professional learning opportunities like Math Mindset.  She always has a positive attitude and is extremely thorough and timely in completing all work. Meredith has a positive rapport with all staff, students and parents. She is a dream employee and teacher.

 

Meredith is the absolute epitome of an Outstanding Teacher!

A news article written by 8th grader, Dakota Perrotta. She has skills!

Arete Girls Volleyball Team

Arete’s girls volleyball team has had two games so far, and they have won them both! Last season they lost a lot of their games, as it was pretty much all of their first times playing. Though not surprising, it was often disappointing. Everything changed at the start of this season; it was Arete vs. Chicago Park. The girls seemed extremely nervous, yet they actually did really well. The score kept everyone on the edge of their seats. One second they were about to win, the next they were about to lose. They did in fact win, and they were so excited they were all jumping around with excitement. One of the players to watch would definitely be #7, Bella Stafford. She brings the most positive energy anyone has ever seen to the team. Whenever she does anything like get the ball over the net, get her overhand serve over, or do a cool move, the girls love her and always get so happy! You can tell they are proud of her. She's one of the only girls who is able to consistently get her overhand serve over. 📷

This team works really well together. They always try to get the ball, they call it, and they always make sure to work together. A lot of teams can't do that, but Arete can!

In the second game it was initially clear who was going to win; however, in the second set it started getting a little nerve-racking. Eventually, they won again! The whole team is honestly amazing, and they are a team to watch! Hopefully, they will win the rest of their games as well!

Talent Show
Talent Show Update
Registration: we need everyone who wants to participate in the talent show to perform what they will be doing, within a 2 minute time-frame. At registration we can discuss what they will need to bring themselves or what is available for them to use. (Microphone, stool, mats etc)  students do not have to have it perfected just an idea. 
 
Tuesday, April 25 and Wednesday, April 26th at 11:30 in the MPR

Staff Appreciation Week May 4-12th

The theme is "Our Teachers Are VIPs" and the Parent Action Committee is planning some fun events to celebrate all of the amazing Arete staff. Please sign up to help if you can. Contact Mandee  at [email protected] if you have questions or would rather send her money to help out! Staff Appreciation Week

Wednesday, March 29, 2023 Update

If you have not been receiving messages from our district office, PRSD, through our communication system, Bright Arrow, please follow these directions to update your Power School account. You can also edit HOW you receive messages, whether it will be email, text, phone call or a combination
 
Click here and sign in.
 
*Go to Forms
 
*Go to "B- Student Contacts"
 
*Make sure that all of your contact information is correct and the appropriate boxes are checked.
 
*Submit for approval.
 
  * To simply opt in to receiving BrightArrow texts,  text "yes" to  87569.