MVMS's annual canned food drive starts on February 1st and goes until February 5th. We are hoping this is going to be a big success this year!
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Annual Canned Food Drive Starts
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Monday, January 25, 2010
Free Children's Development Screening
Do you have questions about your child's development? If so, here's an amazing resource right here in Newberg. Providence Newberg is providing free children's screenings for children ages 0 to 18. They will check:
* gross motor skills (balance, coordination, walking, crawling, etc.)
* fine motor skills (grasping, handwriting, etc.)
* sensory integration
* speech and language (speech clarity, vocabulary, voice, social communication skills)
* feeding and nutrition
It is by appointment only so call if you have questions or would like to schedule an appointment: 503-537-3546
Providence Newberg Rehabilitation Services
310 Villa Road
Newberg, Oregon 97132
www.providence.org/newberg
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Friday, January 22, 2010
Changes Happening On Edline
As you all know (or hopefully know) edline is a fantastic resource the Newberg School District has to find out how your child is doing in school. You can check grades, assignments (if they have been turned in or not), test scores, etc. A new change to edline has recently started. You can now access homework assignments. This is a great new resource so your child can stay caught up in school despite being home sick.
If you have any questions about edline or are having trouble accessing your account, please call the main office at 503-554-4500.
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Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Happy New year
Can you believe it?! The holidays are over. We even had some snow over the break. Hopefully everyone had a wonderful Christmas and the 2 weeks off from school was filled with laughter, rest and good family time.
We're seeing a lot of sleepy looking students in class and in the halls. Some things to help out with the transition back to school...
- get to bed early
- take a shower or a bath before bedtime. It'll help relax you.
- don't eat too close to bedtime and avoid sweets
- turn off the TV in the bedroom. Who's going to chose sleep over TV???
- eat a good breakfast
We know it's rough for the first couple of days but it'll get easier. Promise!
Welcome back!!!
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