We recently heard back from the TREX PLASTIC RECYCLING CHALLENGE we participated in during the school year. With all your donations of plastic bags, we were able to place on the top 25 schools with most recycled donations! Our center isn’t big, but we definitely have amazing supporters with BIG hearts who are always willing to participate for a good cause. Without you all, we wouldn't have been able to reach this goal. We hope this is encouraging news during these difficult times!
We are currently working on a plan for coordinated item retrieval to allow staff back into the building to achieve the following goals:
- gather and pack-up essential personal and instructional items for summer storage and cleaning
- gather and prepare students' belongings for curbside pickup
We look forward to sharing a pick-up schedule and specific pick-up procedures with you in the near future. Stay tuned for more information and be sure to read upcoming issues of "LCES Updates!"
We need your help in projecting our total enrollment for next school year. For families NOT returning to Lees Corner ES in the fall of 2020-21, please complete and return the “Student’s Intention for the Next School Year” form by Friday, May 22nd.
REVISED Directions:
Save the blank pdf found at the link below to your device, complete the form, save it again, and then attach it to an email and send to blnolan@fcps.edu. A typed parent/guardian name on the Parent Signature line is acceptable. Student ID Number may be left blank.
Need help? Contact Betty Nolan at 703-227-3519 and leave a message. Mrs. Nolan will return your call as soon as she is able to.
Access the “Student’s Intention for the Next School Year” on the FCPS public website:
https://www.fcps.edu/registration/forms#intention-form
Below is the link to the 1st of 4 clinical videos made for parents. Each video will address the 4 C’s that are so important during this time - Coping Skills, Continuity, Connection and Creativity.
This video is focused on coping skills and features Mrs. Spears, school counselor, and Mrs. Yellen, school social worker.
The link is un-discoverable on YouTube, so you can only view the video if you have this link..
Attached here is a PDF version of the video linked above.
Here’s a quick info video that shows parents how to see which books their children have checked out.
The video is only about 2 ½ minutes long.
Please remember, NO books are overdue. Thank you for helping your child keep track of library books.
😊 Mrs. Dunbar
Need some extra support for encouraging literacy at home during distance learning?
Please see this newsletter, created especially for K-2 parents. A separate newsletter for 3-6 parents will be published next week.
Feel free to email Mrs. Poole at bcpoole@fcps.edu with any reading support questions.
Remember, a little bit goes a long way!
As a way to cross reference our records in multiple ways, please complete this form identifying each LCES laptop and charger that you have at home.
Please complete a separate form for each device.
Laptop Verification Form-May 2020
Please feel free to reach out if we can be of assistance.
VaRonica Sloan, Principal: vdsloan@fcps.edu
Laura Tapper, Assistant Principal: latapper@fcps.edu
Matt Miller, Administrative Assistant: mrmiller@fcps.edu
Betty Nolan, Student Information Assistant: blnolan@fcps.edu
Kim Proppe, Office Assistant: kjproppe@fcps.edu
Linda Nicklyn, Office Assistant: llnicklyn@fcps.edu
Yanneth McCoy, Parent Liaison: ymccoy@fcps.edu
Olivia Yellen, Social Worker: omyellen@fcps.edu
Jenny Spears, School Counselor: jaspears@fcps.edu
Debbie Bradner, School Counselor: dgbradner1@fcps.edu
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 Thursday, May 14th was Virtual College Day at Lees Corner and in the entire Chantilly Pyramid. Look at all the LCES staff members who recorded Flipgrid videos sharing where they went to college! It was an exciting and inspiring project led by our school counselors in collaboration with our 6th grade team and our SCA!
Students, we hope our stories inspire you to reach for the stars!
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