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Valentine’s Party Permission Form
Our Valentine’s Party will be Friday, February 14th from 11:30-12:50. We will be serving sugar cookies. For your student to participate please complete this online Valentine’s Party permission form
Valentine’s Helpful Hints:
1- We have 24 students in our class.
2- Only write who the Valentine is FROM. Do NOT address Valentine’s to each student (this will help the students distribute their Valentine’s in a more orderly manner).
3- Your student is welcome to decorate a box from home and bring it to school on the day of the party (February 14th). Please note: This is not mandatory.
4- To follow Quest’s wellness policy, only nonfood Valentine’s. Thank you.
“Per Quest’s wellness policy, all food in the classroom must be pre-approved. Furthermore, parental permission is also required for students to consume food during class parties. Due to this policy—as in years past—student Valentines cannot contain edible items. Suggestions for nonfood Valentines include pencils, erasers, bubbles, stickers, etc. Please note that such items, including Valentine cards, are in no way required.”
YMCA Date Night on Valentine’s Day
Valentines for Vets
Hill Air Force Base Department of Defense is collecting Valentines for Vets to deliver to the George Wahlen Veteran’s home. We would love the students at Quest to make a generic card or two for these heroes. All Valentines will need to be turned in by February 10th before 2PM at either the Q1 or Q2 office. Thank you for helping make this Valentine’s Day special for approximately 120 vets!
Valentine’s Boxes
Students are welcome to bring a bag or box from home on Valentine’s to collect their Valentine’s cards in. Today we talked about ideas for boxes and discussed that this is an optional activity. Here is a link to the pictures we looked at: Valentine’s Box Ideas
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Hip Hip Hooray! It’s almost the 100th Day of School!
We will be celebrating the 100th Day of School on Wednesday, February 5. Each child is welcome to bring a collection of 100 items that day to school (100 buttons, 100 signatures, 100 pom poms…) It’s fun to see what 100 of something looks like! Just a couple guidelines:
* Please let your child only bring in a collection that they can carry and manage by themselves
* No food items (per Quest policy)
*Have fun thinking of a creative or unique collection you want to bring 🙂