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Dear Lake Anne Family,
As we move into the second half of the school year and gear up for fun spring activities we wanted to remind everyone about the 6th Grade Basketball Game against Forest Edge! Lake Anne teachers will face off against Forest Edge teachers in the staff game AND our 6th grade students will face off against Forest Edge students. In addition our 4-6 grade students will help us to cheer our teams on as members of the Splash Squad. Finally, the whole school is participating in ST Math Madness to see which school can log the most minutes. We are asking the students to log as many ST Math minutes as they can throughout the month.
We hope to see everyone at the game on March 17 at South Lakes High School!
Additionally, please remember that March 2 is an early release day and March 3 is a student holiday!
Have a wonderful weekend,
Mrs. Stewart, Principal
Dr. Rogers, Assistant Principal
Next week we will celebrate Read Across America Week at school with some fun Read Alouds and activities! Here is a preview of what we will be doing.
Please note the date on the flier is incorrect and will be updated to April 24 once we receive new signage from the company.
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It's time to order our 2022-2023 yearbook!
You can order your yearbook by sending in a check for $15.00 with your child made out to Strawbridge.
You can also order online by visiting strawbridge.net and using the online code: YB25582
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The Fairfax County School Board approved a calendar for the 2023-24, 2024-25, and 2025-26 school years at their February 9 meeting. Learn more about the approved calendar.
The first day of the 2023-24 school year will be Monday, August 21, and the last day will be Wednesday, June 12.
Developing a school year calendar is a balancing act, involving multiple factors that must be considered. Community input is one of those factors, and we appreciate our community for being involved in the calendar development process.
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"Many hands make light work"
Lake Anne is excited to welcome volunteers into our building! Volunteer opportunities might include:
- Cutting out lamination
- Being a reading buddy with some students
- Helping with small groups
- Working with Eco-Club
- Helping in the library
- Cafeteria Duty
- Helping make games
- Stuffing Tuesday Folders
All volunteers must go through a volunteer orientation. If you were not able to attend the in-person offering of the orientation and you would like to volunteer. Please contact Lee Roberts at Lcroberts@fcps.edu
Check out the opportunities listed below
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Opportunity
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Description
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Email this person if you are interested...
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Hanging Art
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Hanging art in the hallways
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kjjohnson1@fcps.edu
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Math Materials
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Laminating, Cutting, etc.
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lawhite@fcps.edu
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Eco Club
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Become a member of the Eco-Schools Grounds Committee
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cabachelet@fcps.edu
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 With Tutor.com through Schoology, FCPS students are able to get learning help at any time, even from bilingual tutors! Students in FCPS meet with tutors thousands of times each week to practice reading, prepare for an upcoming math test, write computer programs, study for the SAT, or to get feedback on scholarship essays–all at no cost to their families! If you haven’t already, we encourage you to take just a few minutes to connect with a tutor with your child. More info about Tutor.com in FCPS is available here.
March 2 - 2 Hour Early Release
March 3 - School Planning Day
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