Mr. Q & Miss U Wed
On May 2, 2013, Mr. Q and Miss U were wed. The ceremony was performed by Mr. K and witnessed by the entire PLC building. The reception was a fun time of dancing followed by wedding cake!
Mr. Q and Mrs. U are united forever.
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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!
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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Information About Parent/Guardian Requests
Please be advised that the Stafford Township Board of Education Regulation #5410 states that assignment of a teacher to each class group shall be the sole responsibility of the Building Principal.
Parent/Guardian input is always welcome. The Stafford Township School District makes every effort to balance our classes in terms of ability, gender, and number of students in a class, and many other criteria – which often makes it difficult to honor parent/guardian requests. If you have specific concerns about the placement of your child, or have specific information that will help us make an appropriate placement for your child, please feel free to send that information to the building principal. If you wish to have one teacher removed from consideration, such wishes will usually be honored, provided that appropriate reasons / justification / rationale are well documented and included with the correspondence.
All pertinent information must be submitted to the building principal by May 15th. Any information received after that date will not be considered.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.
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Talking at Mealtime Makes Better Readers
According to a recent study, mealtimes are one of the best times to talk to your child. And that's important! When you talk with your child you are helping him/her practice oral (spoken) language skills. These oral language skills will help your child develop into a strong reader. It is important for young readers to hear lots of new words at home. Children who hear lots of new words are more likely to build strong language skills. Hearing lots of new words helps them learn how to figure out what those words mean from the way they are used in conversation. The researchers also say talking with your child about thoughts and ideas is just as important. Remember, talking about the pictures in a book and what the words mean is always a good idea.
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Check your child's teacher's web page every week for important schedules and information.
