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100th DAY OF SCHOOL January 26, 2010
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SUPPLY LISTIf you cannot find your child’s supply list that was sent home with the report card at the end of the year, please look under ‘Departments,’ then the grade your child is going into. There you will see each teacher’s supply list. FROM THE NURSE’S OFFICEMEDICATIONS Please remember that a new medication order is required each school year for necessary medication at school. Do not send medications to school with a child. All initial medications must be checked in with the nurse. A completed doctor’s order must be received prior to any medications being administered at school. If you know your child will be taking medications for the 2010-2011 school year, you may pick up a medication order form from the school nurse or the office.
LOOKING AHEAD……. All 5th Graders will require the meningococcal vaccine prior to 6th Grade or after their eleventh birthday.
CLAHEC’s Tar Wars Poster ContestJewelly, a 5th grader at O.E.S. was first place winner of the regional Tar Wars poster contest sponsored by the Central Louisiana Area Health Educations Center (CLAHEC). She will now go on to compete in the state-wide poster contest in Baton Rouge on May 14th, 2010. 
Central Louisiana Area Health Education Center (CLAHEC), in partnership with The Rapides Foundation, coordinates Tar Wars, and award winning interactive anti-tobacco program that targets impressionable 4th 5th grade students. Classroom presentations are made to · Educate about the health risks of tobacco use · Encourage awareness of how tobacco ads influence people · Empower and motivate young people to be and remain tobacco free As a result of these efforts 2,752 students participated in Tar Wars during the 2009-2010 school year, covering nine parishes, Avoyelles, Rapides, Winn, LaSalle, Grant, Catahoula, Vernon, Natchitoches, and East Feliciana. The classroom presentations are followed by the Regional poster contest to emphasize the positive effects of not using tobacco. CLAHEC recently conducted its judging for the regional contest which took place on April 20, 2010, for students who participated in a Tar Wars presentation in their school. The winners for the 2009-2010 contest are: 1st Place – Jewelly, 5th Grader at Olla Elementary School 2nd Place – Alexis, 5th Grader at Cherokee elementary School 3rd Place – Miranda, 5th Grader at St. Mary’s Assumption School. These winners will go on to compete in the statewide poster contest in Baton Rouge on May 14th 2010. State winners will go on to compete at the National Poster Contest in Washington, Summer 2010.
STRONG, COURAGEOUS, SMOKE FREE,
IS WHAT AMERICA
SHOULD BE!
Teacher of the Year
Ms. Julie Tucker was chosen Olla Elementary School’s Teacher of the Year. She has been teaching for two years and has been at OES during this time. Ms. Tucker grew up in Caldwell Parish and graduated from Caldwell Parish High School in 2004. She received her teaching degree from Northwestern State University in 2008. In the 2008-2009 school year, she taught 5th grade, and this year, 2009-2010, she is teaching 4th grade. Congratulations, Ms. Tucker, OES Teacher of the Year! Student of the Year
Waddie is a fifth grade student at Olla Elementary School, Debbie Gauthier, principal. He is the son of Kim and Ron of Urania. Waddie S. was chosen as Olla Elementary Student of the Year for the 2009-2010 school year. Waddie was also chosen to represent LaSalle Parish as the Parish Student of the Year at the upcoming regional competition. In his application for the student of the year contest, Waddie had the following to say about himself: “My name is Waddie and I am eleven years old. I was born in Baton Rouge and lived there until I was two. We moved to Urania because my grandmother became very ill. I am part of a big family. I have two sisters and one brother which means you never get bored at my house. Being the oldest is a lot of responsibility. I always have to think about setting an example and being a leader. My family is very supportive. We go to church at Urania First Baptist Church on Sundays and Wednesdays every week. My family is a great group of people and they have all been saved by Jesus Christ. My family has always been there for me and I think they always will, because they love me very much. My accomplishments have been countless, but two stick out. I have never made a “B” on my report card, which has been tough, because I’ve been in school for seven years. The other accomplishment is when I won a silver medal in our parish Olympics for jumping. I like most sports. I also like going out in the woods and working on the camp I am building. For now, my goal in life is to go to LSU. I think I can make it because I am athletic, and like I told you earlier, I have always made straight A’s. I am striving to never make a B through elementary, junior high, high school, and college. I also hope to become one of the greatest all-around students and players at whatever school I go to. You know that every kid has LSU in the back of their head just hoping to go there. In conclusion, I want to be student of the year because I have worked very hard to be the best I can be. I’m the best all-around student you can have. I think I will represent the school the best, because our school truly is great!”
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Upcoming Dates
August 11: Teachers' Professional Development Day
August 12: Teachers' Professional Development Day
August 13: First Day of School for Students
Mardi Gras Parade O.E.S. Pre-K hosted a Mardi Gras Parade for the school on February 5, 2010. Everyone participated in the fun and had a wonderful time.
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