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From the Administrators
Our 5 year birthday celebration is around the corner. On Wednesday April 8, 2015 from
5:00-8:00pm we will be showcasing Escarpment View’s diversity be creating a number
of themed pavilions that represent the many cultures of the students and staff of the
school. Pavilions will be set up to represent the food, cultural artifacts, clothing, music,
languages, and the points of interest of each region. The opening address from the
school Principal which includes student presentations and performances, will begin at
6:00pm. The pavilions will be open for visiting between 5:00 and 8:00pm for all
students, family and community members. Please join us to celebrate the importance
of the school in this community.
The weather is improving and signs of spring are popping up throughout the
neighbourhood. Our resident Canadian geese have been spotted looking for a spot in
the front of the school to build their nest. It looks as though they may have chosen the
Kindergarten wing as their nesting spot this year! Our kindergarten students are thrilled
as they plan on studying them over the coming weeks. Please dress properly for the
spring weather as the playground is often wet and muddy. Students should be wearing
proper footwear and have a change of shoes for use inside their classroom. A change
of shoes helps us to keep the mud and dirt outside of the classrooms and school.
We celebrated Earth Day on March 27, 2015 during periods 5 and 6 when we as a
school turned off the lights and powered down the computers to conserve energy. The
Spring Food Drive took place during the final two weeks of March. Students and
Escarpment View families very generously donated a large number of food items to be
distributed through the local food bank here in Milton. On Wednesday April 8th, 2015
students and staff will be participating in International Day of Pink to encourage
students to be “upstanders” and create an inclusive learning environment for all
students.
Thank you to our Parent Council for the recent donation of 30 new Chromebooks. The
students and teachers are eager to integrate them into learning that is already
happening within each classroom. These computers will be available on a mobile
learning cart that can be moved between the classrooms.
The Administrative team welcomes the new Vice-Principal Cynthia Snowdon to the
school. She is an experienced Vice Principal who began working with us following the
March Break. Everyone in the Escarpment View family wishes Mrs. Febers all the best
as she begins her maternity leave. The community will be informed when the baby
arrives.
Please keep a watchful eye out for children walking to and from the school each day,
particularly around the crosswalks. With the improved weather conditions we anticipate
that we will have more students walking and riding their bicycles to school. If you
reduce your speed and obey all posted traffic signs you will be doing your part to keep
the students and families in our community safe.
Volume 6 Issue 8
April 2015
Escarpment View
Public School
351 Scott Blvd., Milton,
Ontario L9T 0T1
Phone: (905) 878-6176
Fax: (905) 878-5411
Absence Line
1-877-409-6310
Please call this number when your
child will be absent or late
Website http://evp.hdsb.ca
Principal: Beverly Faulknor
Vice Principal: Julie-Ann Baxter
Vice Principal: Cynthia Snowdon
Sr. Secretary: Teresa MacKay
General Secretaries:
Claudia Zomer
Kathy Dick
Mary Thomson
Superintendent: Gord Truffen
Trustee: Kim Graves
Escarpment View Corner
EVP Important Dates
April 1 April 2 April 3 April 6 April 8 April 13 April 15 April 16 April 22 April 24 April 29 April 30 -
Subway Lunch
Grad Photo Orders Due
Good Friday - NO SCHOOL
Easter Monday - NO SCHOOL
Pizza Day
International Day of Pink
EVP Festival of Countries 5 Year
Birthday Celebration @ 5pm
Grade 7&8 Immunizations
School Council Meeting @ 6:30pm
Subway Lunch
Grade 4/5 Girls VolleyBall
Tournament
BRAVO Graduation
Grade 6 @ 9am
Pizza Day
Grade 4/5 Boys Volleyball
Tournament
EVP Movie Night
Subway Lunch
Grade 8 Parent Information Night
Recognition Assembly
We are accepting
Kindergarten Registrations
for the
2015/2016 School Year
Children Must be 4 Years Old
by December 31st 2015
to register for JK
SCHOOL HOURS
8:30
8:45-9:45
9:45-10:25
10:25-11:05
11:05-11:55
11:55-12:45
12:45-1:35
1:35-2:35
2:35-3:15
3:30
Supervision Begins
Period 1
Period 2
NUTRITION BREAK
Period 3
Period 4
NUTRITION BREAK
Period 5
Period 6
Supervision Ends
Day of Pink is the International Day against Bullying, Discrimination, Homophobia
and Transphobia in schools and communities. We invite everyone to celebrate
diversity by wearing a pink shirt and by organizing activities in their workplaces,
organizations, communities and schools.
On Wednesday April 8th, we encourage all students to wear pink to be
“upstanders” and create an inclusive learning environment for all students.
Get involved with Earth Day!
Every year on April 22, over a billion people in 190 countries take action for Earth Day. People all over the world plant
trees, clean up their communities, contact their elected officials, and more—all on behalf of the environment.
Like Earth Days of the past, Earth Day 2015 will focus on the unique environmental challenges of our time. As the world’s
population migrates to cities, and as the bleak reality of climate change becomes increasingly clear, the need to create
sustainable communities is more important than ever. Earth Day 2015 will seek to do just that through its global theme:
Green Cities. With smart investments in sustainable technology, forward-thinking public policy, and an educated and active
public, we can transform our cities and forge a sustainable future. Nothing is more powerful than the collective
action of a billion people.
Escarpment View Corner
Bay Area Science and Engineering Fair
Congratulations to all participants competing in the Bay Area Science and Engineering Fair!
Escarpment View would like to recognize the following students for their achievements.
For the Conservation Halton award of two cash prizes of $100 each to projects that contribute to
environmental research, protection, conservation, restoration or awareness by Halton students:
Anissa Gandhi and Howard Chang
Bronze Merit and cash awards: issued to projects that score over 75% and ranking in top 12.5% of
category:
Tife Ademidum and Kayla Cameron,
Jay Mehta,
Anissa Gandhi and Howard Chang
Silver medal and cash awards: issued to projects that score over 80% and ranking in top 10% of
category:
Zia Baig and Steven Hua,
Zainab Raja and Beulah Osoba
Congratulations to all students who participated and congratulations to the award winners!
Halton Music Showcase
On Thursday April 16, 2015 six Escarpment View
students will be participating in the Halton Music
Showcase. This event, held at Hamilton Place,
will provide our students with the opportunity to
perform on stage in front of a live audience. The
students participating in the showcase have put in
lots of time practicing at home and attending
evening rehearsals at the school. Showcasing our
school talents are Bucket Drummers Siv from 6-4,
Maheesha from 7-2, and Luxmy from 8-4. Joining
them on stage will be Zia from 8-1 and Jay from
8-2, both members of the Intermediate Wind
Ensemble. The drummer, Ashwin from 7-2, is a
member of Halton Junior Jazz. It is sure to be a
wonderful show and we wish them the best of luck
in their big performance.
Help Wanted!
We are looking for volunteers to help out
during EVP’s Festival of Countries Five
year birthday celebration! We need people
to help out all day, with set up, preparations
and clean up after the event. If you are able
to help out please contact the office at 905878-6176 and let us know.
If you have items to showcase in our
pavilions please send them to the school
office no later then the morning of April
8th. Please make sure your name is clearly
marked on everything so we know who to
return the items to. We appreciate all
donations!
If you are interested in bringing a treat or
any food to the even please call the office
and let us know. All food items will need
to abide by our school nut free policy.
Items should be clearly labeled and an
ingredient list should also be provided.
Escarpment View would like to thank
everyone for their help and look forward to
seeing everyone on the 8th!
Soaring
Student Recognition Assembly
March 31st, 2015
Congratulations to the following students who were recognized at our
March Recognition Assembly:
Thank you to all parents who attended to support our students!
Ms. Tanner Jakob B. Emma D.
Ms. Cann Muhammad B. Khadijah A.
Mr. Perioris Nathaniel A. Diya S.
Ms. Anurukem - Emily M. Advaith R.
Mrs. Galligan - Taha R.
Ms. Karger Imad T.
Mrs. Johnston - Martin S. Isaac A.
Mrs. Boehmer - Muddabir R.
Mrs. Parton Umar K. Layla S.
Mrs. Cain Nabhia U. Yasmin O.
Mrs. Regis Noor K. Jaran K.
Mrs. Anderson - Yahya A. Hussain W.
Mrs. Chryssafis - Lauren R. Charles W.
Mrs. Lillycrop - Aazmir A. Inaaya A.
Mr. Angel Jeffery E. Anaya B.
Ms. Wyhoda Sanoj S. Sarah H.
Ms. Parkinson - Marcus C. Cemal S.
Mrs. Brown Amara D. Alyssia S.
Mrs. Fernandez - Raiyan S. Alisha H.
Mr. Ofiara Ariz A. Ayyan D.
Ms. Halilovic - Ananya D.
Mr. Gago Avi T. Samarah I. Simrut M.
Mme. Patterson - Jenna A. Musa W. Camden M.
Mme. Chaves - Jay M.
Mr. Feaver Noah W.
Ms. Allen Nirja S.
Mr. Bradley Jayden T.
Ms. Coleman - Jawad H. Stephanie H.
Ms. Kuiper John K. Tarik H.
Mr. Hopkins - Claire D. Varounan D.
Ms. Gannon Avery W. Mia C.
Mr. Cavaco Adam D. Minah M.
Mrs. Blackwell - Zoey M. Joshua M.
Mr. D’Souza–
Iqra J.
Mrs. Stone Yousuf H.
Mr. Marcoux - Arash J. Rumsha S.
Ms. Davis Musa I. Rahad A. Paravthy A.
Ms. Shepherd - Jaskeen S.
Mr. vanVeen - Howard C.
Mr. Stupple Isra I.
Mrs. Tough Luxmy G.
Ms. Beckett Ellie K. Hamd S. Luxmy G.
Mr. Marcoux - Zara K. Christian B.
Miss Riddall - Kylee S.
Mrs. Forster- Shah-Nawaz M. Maheesha T. Rayven W.
Mr. McNaught/Ms Dunham - Maria A. Basmah K.
Mr. Mc Naught/Ms Dunham - Curtis H. Myra T. Maryam S.
Mme. Marck - Minahil A. Maheesha T.
Mme. Bouzidi - Rayna H. Hasan T.
DOGS ON SCHOOL PROPERTY
No dogs are allowed within the fenced area of the
school yard. Therefore, no dogs should be on the
blacktop or grassed areas. We ask your
cooperation with this matter.
REMINDERS
CLASSES ON BLACKTOP
School is dismissed at 3:15. Parents who
do not use the Kiss & Ride, and who wait
at the back of the school should be
mindful that some classes may be outside
up to 3:10pm. Please do not interrupt
these lessons when in progress.
Escarpment View Corner
Celebrating Five Years
School Council Update
Community Corner