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Check it out! Rainbow-colored self-portraits by students in grades K-6, emphasizing a monochromatic color scheme within each portrait!
It showcases self-expression, creativity, & understanding the significance of both individual differences & collective unity.
With Ms. Shapiro's expertise in traditional fine arts & Mr. Saville's focus on modern digital art, our students have the best of both worlds in their art education!
PTA Event:South Lakes HS Homecoming Parade
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Join your Hunters Woods friends and staff!
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Date: Friday, September 13, 4:30 pm
Where: Start at Hunters Woods Shopping Center & walk to South Lakes High School. (~2 miles)
Each child must have an adult chaperone. An adult can chaperone several children. Please bring a bag of candy to pass out along the parade route!
Contact parade@hwpta.org with any questions.
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 PTA Meeting
Join us at our first PTA meeting of the year to meet the President and the Board. Discuss upcoming activities and how you can get involved.
Wednesday, September 18
6:15pm - Doors Open, come early to meet other parents
6:30pm - Meeting Start
Arrival & Dismissal
Bell Schedule: 8:55am-3:40pm, Monday-Friday
Doors and Kiss & Ride will open at 8:40 a.m.
- Walkers - Arrive at DOOR 1 and dismiss at the FLAGPOLE
- Stay on the sidewalks and not walk between buses at any time.
- Kiss and ride students must be dropped off at the designated zone. Dropping off on Colts Neck Rd is unsafe.
- To maintain the safety of all of our students, please follow the map below.
🍽️Fueling Student Success: New Food Options Cooked up at FCPS
Students will have more than a dozen new options for lunch and breakfast in school cafeterias starting this week. New menu items were either favorites at last year’s food show — including Korean BBQ wings, sweet Thai chili wings, chicken tikka masala, and barbacoa street tacos — or were tested with student focus groups and tastings.
View our school menu to see all the new options and when they will become available.
🤒 When a Student Should Stay Home From School
Whether students miss school because of illness or any other reason, missing school leads to learning loss.
Help your child succeed by encouraging them to attend as many days as possible, but do make sure your child stays home if they are sick. Visit FCPS’ website for information on when to keep your child at home.
If your child has a chronic illness, make sure to notify their teacher so that support can be provided if needed. Also, keep an open line of communication with your school's public health staff.
Read about how families can help form good attendance habits. Attend today, achieve tomorrow!
📋 Permission Forms
Families can easily grant permission for their children to access a variety of school resources through the Parent Digital Consent system. Parents can opt their child in or out of resources including online educational tools, school counseling services, and tutoring services. They can also change how student information is managed.Visit the Parent Digital Consent webpage to access the system. See how to use the tool.
September 23- Early Release Monday , 12:40 pm dismissal
September 26- AAP Information Night, 6:30 pm
October 3- Rosh Hashanah, No School
October 4-Teacher Workday, No School
October 14-Teacher Workday, No School
October 18- Picture Day!
October 28- Early Release Monday , 12:40 pm dismissal
October 31- End of Quarter 1
November 1- Diwali, No School
November 4- Teacher Workday, No School
November 5- Election Day, No School
November 11-Veterans Day, No School
FCPS This Week, the school division shared updates on the following topics and others:
- New Food Options at FCPS
- Parent/Caregiver Checklist
- Student Rights and Responsibilities (SR&R): “Shall vs. May” Focus Groups
Read FCPS This Week to learn more about these topics. If you are not already receiving this weekly newsletter, please sign up today.
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