ES Weekly Announcements

Elementary School

It is
time once again for the Middle School Musical!!! 

"Mary
Poppins Jr." 

Please come and see the MS show on
March 12th and 13th at 7:00 pm and 14th at 2:00 pm and 7:00 pm at the Middle
School Gym. Ticket prices are $5.00 and children five and under are free. 
Students and Employees of Sheboygan Falls are free.  Tickets are available
at the Middle School Office.  See you there!

Winter Song Fest

Thursday, February 20^th for our 2^nd and 4^th
grade students.

2^nd grade – 11:00 – 11:30 a.m. @ the HS auditorium

4^th grade – 11:30 – 12:00 p.m. @ the HS auditorium

Elementary School

4K Open House

Incoming 4K families please join us on Tuesday, February 11, from
5:00-6:30 p.m. for our Open House. Cafeteria style dinner with hamburgers,
smiley fries and all the fixings available until 5:45 p.m.

**Please call 467-7820 by February 6 with your dinner
RSVP.

Winter Song Fest

Thursday, February 20^th for our 2^nd and 4^th
grade students.

2^nd grade – 11:00 – 11:30 a.m. @ the HS auditorium

4^th grade – 11:30 – 12:00 p.m. @ the HS auditorium

Pennies for Patients

During the week of
February 10-14, 2020, Sheboygan Falls Elementary School will be
participating in Pennies for Patients, a service-learning program that
helps raise critical funds for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS), the
world’s largest nonprofit fighting blood cancer. Click on the link below to
learn more about what will be happening! Pennies For Patients Letter for Families

Please join us and bring in your spare change.
Every penny counts!

Elementary School

4K Open House

Incoming 4K families please join us on Tuesday, February 11, from
5:00-6:30 p.m. for our Open House. Cafeteria style dinner with hamburgers,
smiley fries and all the fixings available until 5:45 p.m.

**Please call 467-7820 by February 6 with your dinner
RSVP.

Winter Song Fest

Thursday, February 20^th for our 2^nd
and 4^th grade students.

2^nd grade – 11:00 – 11:30 a.m. @ the HS auditorium

4^th grade – 11:30 – 12:00 p.m. @ the HS auditorium

Pennies for Patients

During the week of
February 10-14, 2020, Sheboygan Falls Elementary School will be
participating in Pennies for Patients, a service-learning program that
helps raise critical funds for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS), the
world’s largest nonprofit fighting blood cancer. Click on the link below to
learn more about what will be happening! Pennies For Patients Letter for Families

Please join us and bring in your spare change.
Every penny counts!

Health
Tips

We know that illness can strike any of us at
any time.

The Wisconsin Department of Health Services
recommends that everyone age 6 months old and older get vaccinated against the
flu. The vaccine is safe and effective and can prevent long absences from
school and work.

In addition, there are steps the whole family
can take to prevent and stop the spread of illness. These include:

·         Wash
your hands often with soap and water, or use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer.

·         Cover
your cough or sneeze with your upper sleeve, and try to avoid touching your
face with your hand.

·         If
you use a tissue, throw it away after one use.

·         Never
share drinking cups, straws, and utensils.

·         When
possible, avoid being exposed to people who are sick with flu-like symptoms.

·         Eat
nutritious meals, get plenty of rest, and do not smoke.

·         Frequently
clean commonly touched surfaces, like doorknobs, the refrigerator handles, your
phone, and faucets.

If your child shows signs of illness, such as
a high fever, cough, sneezing, or runny nose, please keep them home until 24
hours after the symptoms pass to prevent them from spreading illness to
classmates and staff. You can find our policy on absences in the district
handbook.

Working together, we can make this a healthy
school year for everyone.

Elementary School

Health
Tips

We know that illness can strike any of us at
any time.

The Wisconsin Department of Health Services
recommends that everyone age 6 months old and older get vaccinated against the
flu. The vaccine is safe and effective and can prevent long absences from
school and work.

In addition, there are steps the whole family
can take to prevent and stop the spread of illness. These include:

·         Wash
your hands often with soap and water, or use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer.

·         Cover
your cough or sneeze with your upper sleeve, and try to avoid touching your
face with your hand.

·         If
you use a tissue, throw it away after one use.

·         Never
share drinking cups, straws, and utensils.

·         When
possible, avoid being exposed to people who are sick with flu-like symptoms.

·         Eat
nutritious meals, get plenty of rest, and do not smoke.

·         Frequently
clean commonly touched surfaces, like doorknobs, the refrigerator handles, your
phone, and faucets.

If your child shows signs of illness, such as
a high fever, cough, sneezing, or runny nose, please keep them home until 24
hours after the symptoms pass to prevent them from spreading illness to
classmates and staff. You can find our policy on absences in the district
handbook.

Working together, we can make this a healthy
school year for everyone.

Elementary School

Please join us for Falcon Families
of SFES Annual Pool Party!

Saturday, January 25^th
12:00 pm – 2:00 pm @ Sheboygan Falls Aquatic Center.

**due
to the capacity limit of the pool please RSVP w/number of swimmers by January
22^nd.

Information sheet coming home today!

Health
Tips

We know that illness can strike any of us at
any time.

The Wisconsin Department of Health Services
recommends that everyone age 6 months old and older get vaccinated against the
flu. The vaccine is safe and effective and can prevent long absences from
school and work.

In addition, there are steps the whole family
can take to prevent and stop the spread of illness. These include:

·         Wash
your hands often with soap and water, or use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer.

·         Cover
your cough or sneeze with your upper sleeve, and try to avoid touching your
face with your hand.

·         If
you use a tissue, throw it away after one use.

·         Never
share drinking cups, straws, and utensils.

·         When
possible, avoid being exposed to people who are sick with flu-like symptoms.

·         Eat
nutritious meals, get plenty of rest, and do not smoke.

·         Frequently
clean commonly touched surfaces, like doorknobs, the refrigerator handles, your
phone, and faucets.

If your child shows signs of illness, such as
a high fever, cough, sneezing, or runny nose, please keep them home until 24
hours after the symptoms pass to prevent them from spreading illness to classmates
and staff. You can find our policy on absences in the district handbook.

Working together, we can make this a healthy
school year for everyone.

Elementary School

There
will be no school on Monday, January
20^th.

Health
Tips

We know that illness can strike any of us at
any time.

The Wisconsin Department of Health Services
recommends that everyone age 6 months old and older get vaccinated against the
flu. The vaccine is safe and effective and can prevent long absences from
school and work.

In addition, there are steps the whole family
can take to prevent and stop the spread of illness. These include:

·         Wash
your hands often with soap and water, or use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer.

·         Cover
your cough or sneeze with your upper sleeve, and try to avoid touching your
face with your hand.

·         If
you use a tissue, throw it away after one use.

·         Never
share drinking cups, straws, and utensils.

·         When
possible, avoid being exposed to people who are sick with flu-like symptoms.

·         Eat
nutritious meals, get plenty of rest, and do not smoke.

·         Frequently
clean commonly touched surfaces, like doorknobs, the refrigerator handles, your
phone, and faucets.

If your child shows signs of illness, such as
a high fever, cough, sneezing, or runny nose, please keep them home until 24
hours after the symptoms pass to prevent them from spreading illness to classmates
and staff. You can find our policy on absences in the district handbook.

Working together, we can
make this a healthy school year for everyone.    

Elementary School

Health
Tips

We know that illness can strike any of us at
any time.

The Wisconsin Department of Health Services
recommends that everyone age 6 months old and older get vaccinated against the
flu. The vaccine is safe and effective and can prevent long absences from
school and work.

In addition, there are steps the whole family
can take to prevent and stop the spread of illness. These include:

·         Wash
your hands often with soap and water, or use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer.

·         Cover
your cough or sneeze with your upper sleeve, and try to avoid touching your
face with your hand.

·         If
you use a tissue, throw it away after one use.

·         Never
share drinking cups, straws, and utensils.

·         When
possible, avoid being exposed to people who are sick with flu-like symptoms.

·         Eat
nutritious meals, get plenty of rest, and do not smoke.

·         Frequently
clean commonly touched surfaces, like doorknobs, the refrigerator handles, your
phone, and faucets.

If your child shows signs of illness, such as
a high fever, cough, sneezing, or runny nose, please keep them home until 24
hours after the symptoms pass to prevent them from spreading illness to
classmates and staff. You can find our policy on absences in the district
handbook.

Working together, we can make this a healthy
school year for everyone.

 Elementary School

Holiday
Family Sing – A – Long

Thursday,
December 19^th 6-7 p.m. in the ES gym. Wear your pj’s and bring your
Christmas spirit for a fun night of snacks and Christmas songs.

Health
Tips

We know that illness can strike any of us at
any time.

The Wisconsin Department of Health Services
recommends that everyone age 6 months old and older get vaccinated against the
flu. The vaccine is safe and effective and can prevent long absences from
school and work.

In addition, there are steps the whole family
can take to prevent and stop the spread of illness. These include:

·         Wash
your hands often with soap and water, or use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer.

·         Cover
your cough or sneeze with your upper sleeve, and try to avoid touching your
face with your hand.

·         If
you use a tissue, throw it away after one use.

·         Never
share drinking cups, straws, and utensils.

·         When
possible, avoid being exposed to people who are sick with flu-like symptoms.

·         Eat
nutritious meals, get plenty of rest, and do not smoke.

·         Frequently
clean commonly touched surfaces, like doorknobs, the refrigerator handles, your
phone, and faucets.

If your child shows signs of illness, such as
a high fever, cough, sneezing, or runny nose, please keep them home until 24
hours after the symptoms pass to prevent them from spreading illness to
classmates and staff. You can find our policy on absences in the district
handbook.

Working together, we can make this a healthy
school year for everyone.