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10 Godi Enı̨thł'è - Oct. 26-30

We will be celebrating Halloween this Friday, October 30th. All students are welcomed to come to school in their costumes. We like to celebrate with our little students and making it fun and safe for all, so please no blood, weapons or scary masks. 

There will also be the annual Halloween dance from 6-7:30PM. 

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Oct. 26th


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Oct. 27th

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Oct. 28th

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Oct. 29th


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Oct. 30th

Happy Halloween!
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Halloween Dance
6-7:30PM

Breakfast Club

We continue to offer a breakfast program to all Itlo studdents. Serving whole wheat toasts, bagels, cereals, milk, cheese, yogurts, oatmeal and fruits. We are looking for Breakfast Program volunteers from 7:50 - 8:40 each morning. If you have a few minutes to spare in the mornings, please sign up here.

*** A reminder that JK students are welcomed to attend breakfast club however must be accompanied by a parent or adult.***


A gentle reminder that Breakfast begins at 8:05 for students. They must wait outside until a staff member is on site at 8:05. Once students are finished eating, they are to wait outdoors until the 8:20 bell.


Friday, October 30th: Halloween Dance 6-7:30 PM

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Sholastic Book Fair - November

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PAC Treats for Teachers is happening on November 2
On Monday November 2, PAC invites you to contribute a tasty treat for Itlo staff as they work on preparing report cards for students. 
Treats do not need to be fancy or homemade! People buy/bring whatever works for them (drinks, muffins, veggies, cake). 
Treats for Teachers SIgn Up November 2


Open Parachute

This program focuses on mental health and well-being and is designed to promote social and emotional development in students Pre-K-12. Our support team and wellness mentor have been working with teachers and students at school. 

The website also has a caregiver and parent section to support at home.

Below is an introduction to the ressource.

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Click on the link to view the lesson on settign clear boundaries.

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Rainbow Club

Rainbow clubs will be starting up again this week. They are a space for LGBTQ2s+ families, students and allies to connect and hold space for each other. Rainbow Clubs promote a safe, healthy school climate and an anti-bullying message. At the elementary school level, these clubs can address topics of family, identity, and respect. Activities range from crafts and stories to planning events and fundraisers. Our Rainbow Clubs will take place on Tuesdays in the project room over the lunch recess and eating time. These clubs are divided by age group and are open to all students. Mme. Ashley leads our Rainbow Clubs and is happy to answer any questions you may have.


Important Dates:

November 2nd - STIP Day - Report Card Writing Day

November 9th - Remembrance Day Ceremony

December 10th - JK-2 Christmas Concert 6-7PM


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