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2007/08 TellerGrams
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October Teller Elementary Office Phone: (720) 424-3585 School Hours: 8:55AM-3:45PM Morning playground supervision begins at 8:45AM. |
Tellergram May 2007 From the PrincipalSpread the word that Teller is a  school. Students have multiple opportunities to demonstrate their leadership in any of the following areas: academic, artistic, physical, cultural and social. Here are just a few reasons that Teller is Great:
“TELLER ELEMENTARY, YOUR CONGRESS PARK NEIGHBORHOOD SCHOOL!” 
We need your help in making sure your child has appropriate behaviors when you bring them to after-school events or activities. Children should follow the day time school safety rules for evening activities. For your child’s safety, here are a few behaviors to keep an eye on:
From the Lunchroom:All charges with the lunchroom manager are due as soon as possible. The deadline to have all charges paid is Monday, April 30th. Also, as of April 30th charging will no longer be allowed, so be sure to send money with your child. We need to have payment in full by the 30th of April so we can settle our books and compile our financial reports. No Exceptions!! If you have any questions, feel free to contact me at 720-424-3577. If your child is receives free lunch, the charges were probably incurred before your child was approved for free lunch and they still must be paid.Thank you, Lunchroom Manager, Kristi Waters DINNER AND A PLAY!Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou, Romeo?At the spaghetti dinner, of course! What’s that you say? Come to Teller’s Shakespeare play, “Romeo and Juliet” on May 3, 2007. The play starts at 7:00 pm, but come at 5:30 for a spaghetti dinner. Menu Spaghetti and Meatballs Salad Garlic Bread Dessert Beverage Cost: $5.25 adults, $3.50 children Also check out the book fair, just outside the cafeteria during dinner and after the play!  TUESDAY, MAY 1 6:00-8:00 Games, food and fun for the whole family! Location: Cafeteria THANKS JOE!Joe Pingel, a parent of one of our Teller students, sold the piano from last year’s yard sale. This raised $500 for Teller!TELLER’S COMMUNITY YARD SALESpeaking of the Yard Sale, start saving all your donations for the next annual yard sale! Beginning on May 30, the Teller auditorium will be open, so you can start dropping off your donations. Remember tell your neighbors and friends. No item is too big or too small!For more information, look for the upcoming flyer or contact this year’s coordinator, Liesl Worrell. LAST PTA MEETING OF THE YEAR!!
Thursday, May 17 BROWSE THE INTERNET LIKE THEY DO IN SCHOOLDoes your child want to show you a cool web page they learned about at school? Can't remember how to get to it? The same home page that it is on all the library computers can be accessed from an internet computer at home or at a public library. Click here: http://www.ikeepbookmarks.com/teller . MAY 7-11 Show your Teller spirit by dressing up! Monday- Sports Day Tuesday- Favorite Animal Day Wednesday- Character Day Thursday- PJs Friday- Crazy Hair Day STREET SWEEPING!!!It’s street sweeping season again and parking officers would be happy to issue you a $20 citation, even if you are parking for just a moment to drop your child off at school or pick them up. So, please be aware of the following street sweeping schedule and avoid the street sweeping zones:TUESDAY- West side of Garfield and East side of Jackson WEDNESDAY- East side of Garfield and West side of Jackson THURSDAY- North side of 12th and South side of 11th FRIDAY- South side of 12th and North side of 11th SCHOOL SUPPLIESPTA will once again be selling bundled school supplies during registration time in August. If you don’t want to hassle with fighting over that last pack of pencils, let us do it! The profits from the sales go to the PTA. What a deal! Look for more information in the August registration packet.Destination ImaginationTeller’s DI teams did a fantastic job at George Washington this year! They worked well together and put a lot of creative thinking into their skits. The Rising Star teams don’t compete. Their skits were very cute and entertaining. The Backpacks (1st Grade) Coaches: Tim Threlkeld & Michelle Kenrick Rock Stars (Kindergarten and 1st grade) Coach: Joyce Whitman The New York Statues (2nd Grade) Joyce Whitman and Alyson Howard The intermediate teams participate in competition and placed as follows. CSI Solvers (3rd and 4th grade) Coaches: Michele Foust and Julie Lang 5th place Murder Mystery Machinez (4th & 5th) Coach: Wendy Orellana 8th place Teller Star Warriors (2nd and 3rd grade ) Coaches: Robb Troxler, Shannon Snyder and Sue Schwellenbach 4th place A big THANK YOU goes out to all the coaches who invested their time, direction and dedication to our students!
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