Ms. A Wins
On May 10, 2013, Students voted for their favorite Land of the Letter People character. it was a tight race, but Ms. A and her A'choo tissue came out victorious.
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KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION
If you have a child who will be 5 years old by October 1, 2013 and have not yet registered him/her for Kindergarten, please call 609.978.5700 x1350 to set up an appointment. Thank you!
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A time for reflection....
Can you believe that the end of the school year is only weeks away, where has the time gone? I enjoyed watching your children grow and mature. They are all going to be very successful next year in first grade. We could not have accomplished any of this without your trust and support; I have always believed that education is a team effort. As I reflect on this past year at the Primary Learning Center, I have come to truly realize the incredible staff here, they all care deeply about your children and desire to bring out their full potential. On behalf of my entire staff, Thank You!, for a fantastic school year.
Have a wonderful and safe summer.
Mr. Krushinski ***************
Congratulations to Mrs. Vliet
PLC Teacher of the Year
We are all very proud of you and appreciate the wonderful things you do!
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Keys to Building Responsibility
Give your child responsibility. One of the best ways to help children learn to be responsible is to give them responsibilities of their own. Try the following. *Create a chore list. Assign age-appropriate tasks that your child can do. *Involve your child in the process. Let them choose some of the jobs they would like to do. *Keep track of your own responsibilites with a "to-do" list and encourage your child to make a list of their own. *Make time to help your child learn to take responsibility. Don't rush through explanations. Make sure they understand what they are supposed to do. Break new chores into smaller steps while your child learns how to do the entire task. *Allow your child to take somes risks. Don't automatically assume that they can't do something. *Be prepared for mistakes. Talk about what went wrong and how your child can learn from the experience. Praise your child when responsibility is demonstrated. *Be patient. According to research, it takes 21 repetitions for an action to become a habit.
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***Parking for Special Events***
Please note that there is no parking allowed on any grassy surface. For additional parking, please use the ball fields parking lot - entrance on McKinley Avenue.
