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Lester D. Wilson School Announcements
LDW will
again be hosting a "Lunch with the
Bunch" for parents and students
during the months of January and
February.
A
schedule will be set up for parents
to eat lunch with their children.
Please
refer to the district Edline
calendar for the Lunch with the
Bunch schedule.
To keep
the program running smoothly and to
ensure seating, the parents will
need to call LDW to let us know if
they will be eating lunch with their
child.
ALEXANDRIA TOWNSHIP KINDERGARTEN
REGISTRATION
Alexandria Township residents who have
children who will be five years old
on or before October 1, 2010, should
notify the school as soon as possible by
calling 908-996-6812.
School officials will then send you a
letter of information that will explain
the procedures necessary for you to
register your child PRIOR TO
April 1st.
In addition to the regular screening of
five year olds, the school district also
provides Child Study Team evaluations of
children 3 to 5 who are thought to have
special needs. Parents who suspect
their pre-school child may have a
disability in areas such as learning,
language or behavior, should contact Joy
Dominic by calling 996-6811 ext. 251,
Monday through Friday. Mrs. Dominic
will make arrangements for your child to
be screened by the child study team to
determine if your child is eligible for
a special education program.
Click here for
kindergarten registration forms.
Accepting Preschool Registration for the
2010-2011 School Year
The Alexandria Township
School District is once again proud to
offer a full day integrated preschool
program for the 2010-2011 school year.
The program is designed to bring
students with special needs and
typically developing preschoolers
together in an integrated, nurturing,
and language enriched environment. Our
integrated preschool provides a highly
structured environment where a research
based curriculum focuses on language,
literacy, creative representation,
initiative and social relations,
movement, music, classification, number,
space, and time. Our first year is off
to an outstanding start and we are very
excited about next year. If you are
interested please call the following
number so that your name can be placed
on a list. The preschool is open to
children ages 3 and 4.
The number to call is 996-6812 ext. 202.
Preschool Brochure 2010-1011
- LDW is
recycling cell phones and laser
cartridges. The proceeds from the
recycled items are used for student
activities. They can be dropped off
at LDW or AMS, ATTN: Sam Meyers.
Drop Off-
No
student should be dropped off at
school prior to 8:40 AM. All
parents must remain with their
children until the first bell rings.
The staff cannot supervise children
before 8:40 AM.
If you find that you
need supervision for your child before
8:40 am, please contact the Work Family
Connection. They are able to supervise
students beginning at 7:00 am at LDW.
Please call them for a payment schedule
at 908-534-5935.
LDW School
Day - School runs from 8:40 am
to 3:10 pm. Please remember to
send in a note to school if you are
picking up your child. We do not accept
phone calls or faxes requesting that
your child will be picked up by you or
another adult. Your child's safety is
our number one concern!
Basic
Skills -
The LDW students will be administered an
assessment that will determine
eligibility into the program. If your
child is eligible for participation in
the program, the office will notify you.
Students enrolled
in the BSI program will not be pulled
out of the classroom setting. Our
program will be offered to eligible
students two (2) days a week from 8:10
am - 8:40 am. You will be allowed to
drop off your child at the parking lot
door for this program only.
New Recess
Equipment
The National
Association of Elementary School
Principals has donated a playground
equipment kit from the Cartoon Network.
The recess kit includes playground
balls, juggling scarves, and jump ropes.
The Cartoon Network launched a campaign
for Rescuing Recess. The campaign has
several goals, including recognizing the
importance of physical activity in the
overall health and development of
children.
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