Congratulations to the first class of graduates at SouthPoint!
Way to cap off your time @sbhsvt Class of 2024! 🎉🎓
Read the Superintendent's 6/13/24 newsletter: https://secure.smore.com/n/3f8u1-superintendent-s-message
Congratulations to the Class of 2028! This afternoon's celebration was a testament to all your hard work at FHTMS!
Step right on up! 5th graders at Orchard and Chamberlin completed their time in elementary school and are heading to middle school! RMCS will celebrate tomorrow. Congratulations to all the students and their families! Next stop-6th grade!
During the FHTMS Olympics, students donated food and last week, Peer Leadership students delivered 549 pounds of food to the South Burlington Food Shelf!
Beat that Paris! Friday was the closing ceremony of the FHTMS Olympics. At the end of two weeks, students earned 454 medals participating in events during their Teacher Advisory (TA).
Orchard Pre-K kicked off a week of celebrating graduations throughout the district with their ceremonies this morning. Some students are staying in Pre-K and some are moving on to kindergarten, but everyone got a diploma! Congratulations to these students and their families! Looking forward to more celebrating in our schools next week!
Read the Superintendent's 6/6/24 newsletter: https://secure.smore.com/n/cgkwx-superintendent-s-message
Here is the agenda for the June 5th School Board meeting at 6pm. The meeting is available to attend in person or via Zoom. Find the full details at http://www.sbschools.net/schoolboard
Read the Superintendent's 5/30/24 newsletter:
https://smore.com/n/36az9-superintendent-s-message
Would you like to walk, bike, or roll to school but lack a safe or connected route? The City of South Burlington wants to hear from you!
They will use your input to create a citywide Active Transportation Plan that will guide sidewalk, path and roadway improvements to help people choose walking, biking and rolling.
To participate, please join us at the second public meeting on Thursday, June 6 at City Hall (180 Market Street) to provide your feedback on what would help you walk, bike, and roll safely around South Burlington.
This Open House event will begin in the City Hall lobby at 5:00pm with free food, followed by a presentation from the project team in the Auditorium at 6:00pm. Hear what they’ve learned so far and discuss possible improvements to South Burlington schools and throughout the City.
For more information, please contact Erica Quallen at equallen@southburlingtonvt.gov. To request interpretation services, please complete this form by May 30th: https://tinyurl.com/requestinterpretation
You can also provide feedback and highlight particular areas of interest or concern using this online survey: http://tinyurl.com/SBATPSurvey.
Thanks for your interest and to learn more, please visit the project website: https://tinyurl.com/SouthBurlingtonATP .
Enjoy the long weekend!
Read the superintendent's 5/23/24 newsletter: https://secure.smore.com/n/ykgma-superintendent-s-message
*Important info for families of 5th and 8th grade students!*
On Wednesday, May 22, @sbhsvt is hosting a Step Up Night for incoming freshman. Current 8th graders and their families can tour the school and learn more about what to expect.
On Thursday, May 23, @fhtmsmiddleschool is hosting a welcome night for Parents and Caregivers of incoming 6th graders to learn about the middle school. (This event is not for students.)
Also on Thursday, the QSA is hosting an info night for parents and caregivers of queer youth in the @fhtmsmiddleschool library. Students are welcome to come to this event!
Please take a few moments to fill out the Family School Relationship Survey. Your feedback is vital in understanding the needs of our community. All details at www.sbschools.net/familyschoolsurvey
Thank you!
Read the superintendent's 5/16/24 newsletter: https://secure.smore.com/n/kv5td3-superintendent-s-message
Tonight! Faculty vs Students basketball! 7pm @sbhsvt! Raffles and prizes with all money raised going to the Special Olympics! Who will you root for?
Read the Resolution for Safe Routes to School Working Group, a joint committee with the city to promote biking and walking:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lAFPbdbRY4z2VahnGCxhG4hIflv1Jf1-/view?pli=1
As National Nurses Week ends, we want to thank all our wonderful school nurses. To Katie, Zoe, Karen, Darcy, Kerry, Michelle, and Kara from our hearts (lungs, scraped knees, stomachaches, allergies, and countless more ailments you make better) thank you for all you do to keep our students healthy!
