- 5/19 EXPO . .
- 5/23 Nat'l Honor Society 6 pm . .
- 5/25 Prom . .
- 5/31 Field Day (rain 6/1) . .
- 6/4 Celebration of Learning . .
- 6/6 8th Grade Formal . .
- 6/11 8th Grade Holiday Hill . .
- 6/11 - 6/14 High School Final Exams . .
- 6/18 Graduation 6 pm . .
- 6/19 8th Grade Promotion . .
- 6/20 Last Day of School . .
Showing posts with label Fall 2015. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fall 2015. Show all posts
Thursday, December 17, 2015
Reminder: Get Those PLTW Forms in by the End of December
Dear Parents and Students in Project Lead The Way Courses:
Since your child attends a PLTW-certified school, she/he can get a head start on engineering-related career and add prestige to their college admissions applications by receiving college credit from University of New Haven (UNH).
The process is simple:
Fall Principal's Report to the PTO
Please read this Report from Mrs. Blue-Ellis. It has some great information about college placement, teacher news, student awards, test scores, and grants.
Friday, December 11, 2015
New Haven Board of Education Meeting Monday, Dec. 14, at 5:30, Martinez School, 100 James St.
UPDATE: The agenda confirms the superintendent's contract extension will be considered at this meeting.
Meetings of the Board of Education are an opportunity for teachers, students, families, and community members to witness and participate in the decision-making about our schools. Monday will be the final New Haven Board of Education meeting of 2015. Though the agenda is not usually published until Sunday night, it seems likely two key issues will be discussed:
Meetings of the Board of Education are an opportunity for teachers, students, families, and community members to witness and participate in the decision-making about our schools. Monday will be the final New Haven Board of Education meeting of 2015. Though the agenda is not usually published until Sunday night, it seems likely two key issues will be discussed:
1. The vote to extend the current superintendent's contract is being considered before the end of 2015. As next Monday's meeting is the final one of the year, the decision may be announced then. Some object that such a significant decision should not be made with a Board of Education that is currently in transition. If this concern resonates with you, you can read and sign this petition to postpone that vote until next month.
2. The Board of Education is currently in transition and is dealing with an issue that was made public last month: our BoE has 8 voting members, while the charter only allows for 7. This was discussed at the previous Board of Education meeting where a proposal to keep all 8 voting members was announced. One of the newly-elected BoE members, Darnell Goldson, wrote this op-ed raising concerns about the proposal to allow 8 voting members and disregarding the charter's referendum that legally only allows for 7 members. The vote on this decision will happen at next Monday's BoE meeting.
Both of these issues will have an impact on the leadership of the school district and Board of Education. You can attend the Board of Education meeting on Monday, December 14, 2015 @ 5:30PM at John S. Martinez School (100 James Street).
Wednesday, December 9, 2015
ESUMS Wins Samsung Solve-for-Tomorrow Competition and Sikorsky Helicopter 2050 Challenge
Sunday, December 6, 2015
Wednesday, December 2, 2015
Coffee And . . . Friday, December 4 at 8 am
Coffee And. . . is back! If you missed this week's PTO meeting or if you would like to join PTO officers and school administrators for a friendly conversation over coffee and bagels, please come to the conference room just behind the school office at 8 am on Friday morning.
Tuesday, December 1, 2015
What to Bring to Tonight's PTO Meeting - A Checklist
[ ] Stop & Shop and ShopRite cards
[ ] art supplies for the middle school (art soap erasers, card stock hyper 8 1/2x11, bright colored card stock, marbled construction paper, colored pencils, Elmer's glue)
[ ] working, used CD players for the 7th grade language arts classes
[ ] BoxTops
[ ] yourself, your creative energy . . . and maybe some cookies. :)
[ ] art supplies for the middle school (art soap erasers, card stock hyper 8 1/2x11, bright colored card stock, marbled construction paper, colored pencils, Elmer's glue)
[ ] working, used CD players for the 7th grade language arts classes
[ ] BoxTops
[ ] yourself, your creative energy . . . and maybe some cookies. :)
Thursday, November 26, 2015
Tuesday, November 24, 2015
Friday, November 20, 2015
Tuesday, November 17, 2015
Thursday, November 12, 2015
Monday, November 9, 2015
New Haven Board of Education Meeting Tonight
at 5:30, Martinez School, 100 James St. No agenda has yet been published online.
Petition to Defer Vote on Superintendent's Contract Extension
If you have an opinion on whether it's better for the current Board of Education to push for a quick vote now or to wait until the newly elected members take their seats in January, please click for the link to petition.
Wednesday, November 4, 2015
June Levy Wins Parental Involvement Award for her Work at ESUMS
The State Education Resource Center (SERC) and the CT Parent Information and Resource Center (CT PIRC), are pleased to announce that June Levy has been selected to receive the 2015 Parental Involvement Recognition Award. This award is being given in recognition of her impact and contributions to her local schools and/or community organizations through her involvement/engagement.
Congratulations, June!
Congratulations, June!
Monday, November 2, 2015
Sunday, November 1, 2015
This Morning is a Math Morning!
Sun, November 1, Davies Auditorium, 10 Hillhouse Avenue:
Kelly Delp (Cornell): What can you make using cellular automata?
Suppose we have a line of boxes, each with two possible states, black or white. A 1-dimensional cellular automaton is a simple set of rules for determining how the states of these boxes change over time. Slight changes in the rules can lead to vastly different patterns. In this talk we will look at examples of these 1-dimensional (and possibly 2-dimensional) automata and see how mathematical artists use them in beadwork, knitting, and image processing.
(Sorry for the late notice; this looks like a good one!)
Kelly Delp (Cornell): What can you make using cellular automata?
Suppose we have a line of boxes, each with two possible states, black or white. A 1-dimensional cellular automaton is a simple set of rules for determining how the states of these boxes change over time. Slight changes in the rules can lead to vastly different patterns. In this talk we will look at examples of these 1-dimensional (and possibly 2-dimensional) automata and see how mathematical artists use them in beadwork, knitting, and image processing.
(Sorry for the late notice; this looks like a good one!)
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