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Jacksonville Elementary School
3400 Hillendale Heights Rd. Phoenix, MD 21131
410-887-7880
http://jacksonvillees.bcps.org
PARENT BULLETIN
JETS
Debbie Glinowiecki, Principal
Nancy Aumiller, Assistant Principal
March 5, 2015
Dear Parents,
This past month Mother Nature has played havoc with all of our schedules. Our students
continue to play “catch-up” as teachers retool their plans due to scheduled and
unscheduled closings and delays. We have had two full Mondays of instruction since
Winter Break and no week has been five full days! With that said, we can’t thank you
enough for your patience and understanding. Safety for all students and staff is the
primary concern for BCPS when any decision is made. Hopefully next week we will
start to turn the corner towards spring!
As of Tuesday, our third, fourth, and fifth grade students are taking the new PARCC state
assessment. The math portion is online while the reading is paper and pencil. Due to our
“mini-lab” we are able to test two classes at a time online. Unlike past years, we also will
be testing in the afternoon. This year is the baseline year for scores. It means that it is
the “starting score” for any child taking the test with the goal being to improve the score
in each subsequent year.
Career Day has been rescheduled for Thursday, March 12. We appreciate all the parents
and community members who have volunteered to speak to the students. It promises to
be a great morning! Don’t forget to have your children wear “college attire.”
We thank all of the Jacksonville families for their generous support shown to the Daniels
family at this time. Mrs. Epple visited Ava last week taking over cards, gift cards, and
the generous amount of money donated on Wacky Wednesday. The PTA is coordinating
efforts to assist the family in other ways.
Focused on Quality
Committed to Excellence
Our sympathy is extended to Ms. Aggie Rodriquez, second grade teacher. Her mother
passed away in February.
As we move into spring, it is hard to believe that Spring Break is right around the corner.
Students will begin their break on Thursday, April 2. It is actually a professional
development day for teachers. School will resume on Monday, April 13.
Happy Spring!!!
Debbie Glinowiecki
Nancy Aumiller
MARCH CALENDAR
March 2-6
BCPS Anti-Bullying Week
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Monday….Orange for Unity
Tuesday….Blue for Kindness
Wednesday….Green for Empathy
Thursday…..Red for Respect
Friday….Purple for Positivity
March 8
Last day to take the BCPS Stakeholder Survey
March 11
6:30 pm Gr. 1 & 2 Parent Info Session: Talking about
the Tough Stuff: Discussing Illness, Loss & Grief
with Children (see more info in newsletter)
March 12
College & Career Day (rescheduled from 2/20)
6:30 pm PTA Board Meeting (all welcome)
March 17
4:30 Site Base meeting
St. Patrick’s Day
March 23-27
JES Teacher Appreciation Week
March 24
PTA hosts breakfast for staff in faculty lounge
March 25
Beans & Bread breakfast collection
Domino’s Pizza Day
March 27
PTA hosts Staff Appreciation Luncheon
March 30-31
Kindergarten registration for 2015-2016
April 2
Spring Break for Students begins
April 13
Schools Reopen following the break
4TH AND 5TH GRADE PARENTS
SAVE THESE DATES
Please mark your calendars for these important dates regarding the
2015 STEM Fair
(Science, Technology, Engineering, Math)
April 21, 2015 - Jacksonville STEM Fair - 6:00 - 7:00 pm
May 8-9, 2015 - County-wide Fair* for the 1st place winners
in 4th and 5th grades
(*this is a mandatory event if your child wins at the school level)
If you have any questions, please contact:
4th graders - Jenny Ryan at [email protected]
5th graders – Kim Kelch at [email protected]
What Are First Graders Learning????
First Graders learned about China as part of their social studies unit, My World Near and
Far. On February, 19th, first grade celebrated the Chinese New Year. Part of the
festivities included eating rice from the Golden House Restaurant. Golden House
donated chopsticks, rice, and placemats with the lunar calendar to help give the
students an authentic experience. A big thank you to Ms. Stacy, owner and manager of
Golden House Restaurant and former Jacksonville parent, for making this day a huge
success!
Math24 Club
Congratulations to Lucas Lobo and Esha Singhai who will
represent Jacksonville Elementary at the Math 24
Tournament. Lucas will represent JES as our single digit winner and Esha will be our
double digit representative.
1st and 2nd grade Parents ONLY
Registration required
To register go to http://www.signupgenius.com/go/5080d44aaaa2ea31-talking
TALKING ABOUT THE TOUGH STUFF
Have you ever wondered how to talk to your child about "the tough
stuff"? Talking to young children about the loss of a pet, friend, parent or
grandparent, divorce, etc can be really scary for them and for us as parents.
Join us on Wednesday, March 11th from 6:30pm-8pm at Jacksonville
Elementary School (in the cafeteria). We will review how children
understand these concepts from a developmental perspective and learn how
to answer their questions and how to explain things to them in a
developmentally appropriate way.
Guest Speakers: Beth Kreyling, MS, CCLS, CT, Child Life Specialist and
Aminah Wells MSW, LCSWC, CT, Pediatric Hospice Support Specialist
Please sign up by March 7th if you plan to attend so handouts can be
planned for accordingly. This event is open to parents, grandparents and
caregivers of 1st and 2nd graders only at this time.
For more information please contact Melissa Ducroix 410-683-8351
Central Area Education Advisory Council
SCHOOL STAFFING
PLAN 2015-2016
DEBRA BROOKS, Executive
Director
Department of Student Services
JOINED BY A TABCO
REPRESENTATIVE
WILL BE OUR GUEST SPEAKERS AT THE
CENTRAL AREA EDUCATION ADVISORY
COUNCIL MEETING. THEY WILL REVIEW
THE PLANS FOR NEXT YEAR AND
ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS YOU MAY
HAVE
HEREFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL
THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 2015
7:00 – 9:00 PM
BCPS Community Forums regarding Magnet Schools/Programs
Parents and community members are invited to participate in community forums about
proposed changes to the school system’s magnet schools and programs. The proposals
are the result of a Magnet Task Force that was charged with examining the county’s
magnet programs and providing recommendations for the program’s future. Those who
are unable to attend one of the forums may contribute their viewpoints through an online
survey at www.bcps.org. The Superintendent will use the public input to develop final
recommendations to the Board.
The forums will be held:
Tuesday, March 3, from 7 – 9 pm
Woodlawn High School
1801 Woodlawn Drive, Woodlawn 21207
Wednesday, March 4, from 7 – 9 pm
Kenwood High School
501 Stemmers Run Road, Middle River 21221
Thursday, March 5, from 1 – 3 pm
The Baltimore County Public Library County Campus Metro Centre at Owings Mills
10302 Grand Central Avenue, Owings Mills 21117
Thursday, March 5 from 7 – 9 pm
Milford Mill Academy
3800 Washington Avenue, Milford 21244
Tuesday, March 10, from 1 – 3 pm
Community College of Baltimore County – Dundalk Campus
Roy N. Station Building, Room 202
7200 Sollers Point Road, Dundalk 21222
Wednesday, March 11, from 7 – 9 pm
George Washington Carver Center for Arts and Technology
938 York Road, Towson 21204
Thursday, March 12, from 1 – 3 pm
Cockeysville Public Library
0933 Greenside Drive, Cockeysville 21030
Bullying
On Monday, March 16th at 7PM, Dr. Penelope Martin-Knox and a colleague will be
presenting to our community on the topic of bullying. The presentation will be held in
the Hereford High School auditorium, and the public is welcome to attend. This is
sponsored by the Hereford Zone Safety Committee.
Movement Education Equipment in PE
Our movement education equipment (formerly known as Whittle) will be in use
during the month of March. Students will be climbing, swinging and balancing on
a variety of equipment. Proper clothes and shoes are required for students to
participate. During the month of March please no dresses, skirts, hooded tops or
boots for P.E. class. Thank you in advance for helping to ensure your child is
prepared on his or her P.E. days.
End of School Year Student Withdrawals
It’s getting to be that time of year! Planning has started for the next
school year! If your child will definitely not be attending Jacksonville
Elementary or their assigned middle school (as in the case of a private
school) next year, please complete the information below and return it to
the school office as soon as possible. We are requesting this information
for the purposes of planning for the upcoming year. A transfer paper will
be prepared for your child’s new school and sent home at the end of the
school year. All academic and health records will be forwarded to the new
school as the school year closes. Thanks for helping to ensure a smooth
transition for your child and the schools involved.
Student Name:
________________________
Grade:
_____
Teacher:
________________________
Please list the school name (and address if not a Baltimore County Public
School).
My child will not be attending Jacksonville Elementary/the assigned
middle school for the 2015/2016 school year. My child will be
attending:
________________________________________________
________________________________________________
________________________________________________
I hereby give my consent for my child’s records to be released to the
school listed above.
Parent Signature: ______________________ Date: ____________
Jacksonville Elementary PTA
Volume 3 Issue 8, March 3, 2015
FROM THE PRESIDENT
Dear JES community,
In the midst of record-breaking cold this winter, JES families and staff have shown (yet
again) that you have the warmest hearts. Your outpouring of compassion and support
last week for 1st grader AVA DANIELS and her family was truly inspiring and will help
this family make every moment count. Thank you so much for your generosity and your
continued thoughts and prayers for them.
VISIT US AT
WWW.JESPTA.ORG
The Hawthorne Elementary and Ark Preschool students also greatly appreciated your
kindness as you donated over 900 books during the Book Drive and JES students made
more than 200 bookmarks for them at the Outreach Kids Clubs – wow!
International Night was an amazing experience for all who attended thanks to the
dedication of founder and chair JASSI AHUJA and a phenomenal group of family and
staff volunteers! We look forward to this event’s return in two years – and while Jassi will
not be at JES to chair it again, we’re grateful that she has kindly promised her assistance
then.
I feel very fortunate to have JES parent AMY CUCINA (443-540-6629 - acucina@hotmail.
com) as our new PTA Special Education Liaison. She’ll share resources with our families
from the BCPS Special Education Office and looks forward to helping with questions
about the IEP process and more.
This March brings an opportunity to celebrate how lucky we are to have such fantastic JES
educators – JES Teacher and Staff Appreciation Week is March 23-27. LAURA BEYNON
has super plans and students will have many fun options to participate.
Spring is almost here - really! Let’s think ahead to a great day at Camden Yards: Sunday,
May 3rd, is our JES Orioles Day – order your tickets this month. Also, you’ll be able to
stock up for Spring Break fun with good stuff from Five Below on March 20-22 – bring
the attached flyer to the Hunt Valley or Cockeysville locations and the JES PTA will receive
10% of purchases! Amazing amusements are ahead, too, with our May 8th Spring
Carnival and Silent Auction – mark your calendars and THINK SPRING!
With gratitude for this wonderful community,
Whitney Leber
[email protected]
How will your remember your student's awesome year at JES??? With yearbook photos of course....
send them in now so we can include them in the 2014-15 JES Yearbook! Email to [email protected] or
upload directly at replayit.com. Have photos on your phone? Download the replayit app for easy photo
submission. Time is running out so send those photos in ASAP!
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Jacksonville Elementary PTA
MARCH
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
March 2 – Read Across America Day - Dr. Seuss’s Birthday
March 2-6 – BCPS Bullying Prevention Week
March 8 – Last day to take the BCPS Stakeholder Survey at www.bcps.org – share
your feedback on JES and BCPS
March 11, 6:30pm – Gr. 1 & 2 Parent Info Session:
Talking about the Tough Stuff: Discussing Illness, Loss, and Grief with Children –
RSVP by 3/7 at http://www.signupgenius.com/go/5080d44aaaa2ea31-talking
March 12 – JES College & Career Day (rescheduled from 2/20)
Wear your favorite college gear!
9:30-10:15am career talks by parent volunteers in classrooms:
http://www.signupgenius.com/go/5080d44aaaa2ea31-college
March 12, 6:30pm, JES Library – PTA Board meeting – all are welcome
March 13 – Send your Box Tops, Labels for Education, and Tyson Project A+ labels
to homerooms for our contest!
March 13 – Grade 3 Fable Fair
Volume 3 Issue 8, March 3, 2015
JES PTA Board Meetings:
All are welcome – please contact
Whitney Leber if you have an item
for the agenda. Minutes are posted
at http://www.jespta.org/about-us/meeting-minutes/
Upcoming meetings:
March 12, 6:30pm, JES Library
April 17, 9:30 AM, Room #2
The JES PTA’s Jetstream newsletter
is published monthly. Email digests
are sent weekly.
Editor: Danielle Confer [email protected]
2014-15 PTA Executive Board
Whitney Leber, President
[email protected]
Laura Beynon,
1st VP, Volunteers
[email protected]
Aimee Marson,
2nd VP, Ways & Means
[email protected]
Mar. 17, 4:30pm – JES Site-Base Meeting
Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
Kathryn Brayton, Treasurer
[email protected]
March 20 – t-shirt order deadline for Omazing JES tees
Julie Criswell,
Recording Secretary
[email protected]
Mar. 20-22 – Five Below fundraiser for JES PTA (Hunt Valley & Cockeysville
locations)
March 23-27 – JES Teacher & Staff Appreciation Week
• Tues., Mar. 24 – Staff Breakfast in Faculty Lounge
• Fri., Mar. 27 – Staff Appreciation Luncheon in Activity Room (Luncheon make-up
date: 3/30)
March 25th – Beans & Bread breakfast collection and Domino’s Pizza Day
Happy Maryland Day!
March 30th – ticket order deadline for May 3rd JES Orioles Day at Camden Yards
March 30-31 – JES Kindergarten Round-up for incoming 2015-2016 students
Next month and beyond:
• April 2-12 – Spring Break for Students
• April 16 – GREENE TURTLE Restaurant Fundraiser for PTA (Hunt Valley location)
• April 30th, 9am-6:30pm – Spring Red Cross Blood Drive at JES (Jennifer
Hazlehurst & Laura Reiners, Co-Chairs)
• Sunday, May 3rd, 1:35pm – JES Orioles Day at Camden Yards (Christina & Chad
Michael, Co-Chairs)
• Friday, May 8th – Spring Carnival and Silent Auction by JES PTA (Jennifer Walter,
Carnival Chair; Susan Marziale, Silent Auction Chair)
Amy Bachran,
Corresponding Secretary
[email protected]
Jacksonville Elementary PTA
Volume 3 Issue 8, March 3, 2015
JES PTA Funding Update:
Your support now is needed and appreciated!
Dear JES community,
We’ve kicked off our 20th anniversary with a great party in October and circled the globe at International Night
last month. Thank you for the time, talents, and funds you’ve shared so far this year!
We must ask for your help again now with funding to make sure we can provide the support pledged in our
annual budget to our amazing students, staff, school, and community!
While generous donors contributed $15,000 to our Jet Fuel fundraiser, this was $5,000 less than anticipated.
eScrip has also fallen short by nearly $2,000 due to unexpected program changes. Fortunately, there are
many ways to help make up this shortfall now:
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Tax-deductible JET FUEL donations are still welcome - grandparents, aunts, uncles are all invited to donate
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It’s not too late to join the PTA – membership lasts through Sept. 30th – only $8 per member
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Purchase our awesome SPIRITWEAR and support JES in style
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Participate in our upcoming benefits:
o Five Below (Hunt Valley & Cockeysville locations) – March 20-22
o Greene Turtle Restaurant in Hunt Valley – April 16 (all day)
o Domino’s Pizza – March 25, April 22, & May 27 (delivery or carryout all day)
o JES Day at Camden Yards – May 3
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Support our May 8th SPRING CARNIVAL & SILENT AUCTION with your donations and enthusiastic bidding!
Watch for info coming soon on the popular GRADE BASKETS! Silent Auction - contact Susan Marziale.
Business sponsorship opportunities – contact Jennifer Walter or Whitney Leber.
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Help us earn eScrip funds with your SAFEWAY purchases: Register your Safeway card at www.eScrip.com
and pay by cash, debit, or gift card at Safeway. Credit card payments will NOT earn eScrip.
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Support the PTA with your AMAZON purchases – we receive 0.5% through the Amazon Smile program:
Select “Jacksonville Elementary School PTA” and shop at http://smile.amazon.com/
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Business support invited! Matching gifts for your Jet Fuel donations, in-kind donations for many events
and programs, and sponsorships are appreciated.
Visit www.JESPTA.org for quick links, forms, and
information for all of the above opportunities!
With gratitude,
Whitney Leber, President, and Aimee Marson, Vice President of Ways & Means
Jacksonville Elementary PTA
Volume 3 Issue 8, March 3, 2015
MARCH 23-27: JES TEACHER AND STAFF
APPRECIATION WEEK
We’ll celebrate our super faculty and staff – heroes to our
families!
Room parents will share information with classes about PTA
plans for the week, including special ways in which students are
invited to participate. (Any ways in which students would like to
show appreciation are welcome – our PTA-organized activities
are optional as always.) Contact Laura Beynon (volunteersjes@
gmail.com) or your class room parents with questions or if you
would like to help.
The Hospitality Committee will provide a staff breakfast on
Tuesday, March 24th, and a luncheon on Friday, March 27th.
(Make-up date for luncheon is March 30th.) Contributions and
help are greatly appreciated:
Breakfast sign-up:
http://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0d48aba623a0fd0-teacher1
Luncheon sign-up:
http://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0d48aba623a0fd0-teacher
Hospitality Committee Chairs: Jamie Beynon (jamiemjohn@
hotmail.com) & Jessica Pilarski ([email protected])
Note: National Teacher Appreciation Week is May 5-9 – our
March celebration is special timing just for JES.
BOX TOPS UPDATE!
Many thanks to all who entered our movie ticket prize drawing!
Our winners were: Emily Guy, Emelia Bowen, Finley Jones,
Jaxson Metzbower, and Emily Backus.
Keep sending in your Box Tops, Labels for Education, and Tyson
Project A+ labels! You are helping us earn THOUSANDS OF
DOLLARS to help our school! Our yearlong contest continues –
congratulations to our top homerooms as of Feb. 6th:
#1
Ms. Callahan’s 2nd Grade
#2
Ms. O’Connell’s 5th Grade
#3
Ms. Barton’s 1st Grade
#4
Ms. Harlee’s 3rd Grade
#5
Ms. Epple’s 1st Grade
NEXT COLLECTION DATE: MARCH 13th
Top homeroom this year gets to SILLY STRING a teacher! Top
3 homerooms this year each win $25 in RECESS GEAR! The
monthly top homeroom gets to select an item from the Recess
Gear Prize Box!
Questions? Contact Whitney Leber – [email protected]
FRIENDS OF DULANEY HIGH SCHOOL
Friends of Dulaney High School is a group advocating
improvements at Dulaney, with a major renovation as its first
priority.
To learn more and support their efforts, visit:
https://www.facebook.com/FriendsofDulaney
Email: [email protected]
SPRING RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE:
THURSDAY, APRIL 30TH, 9AM-6:30PM, AT
JES
Please contact co-chairs Jennifer Hazlehurst (jennifer_
[email protected]) & Laura Reiners (Lreiners@comcast.
net) if you would like to help with the committee to provide
refreshments for donors and other event contributions.
CARNIVAL IS COMING – FRIDAY, MAY 8TH,
5:00-7:30PM
Spring will be here before we know it – we promise!
Carnival planning with Chair Extraordinaire Jennifer Walter
([email protected]) is well underway! There
are many ways to get involved – business sponsorships and
donations are greatly appreciated and look for planning meeting
dates and volunteer sign-ups soon.
Silent Auction at Carnival: If you are interested in donating any
items to the silent auction, please contact Susan Marziale at
[email protected]. Some ideas include:
• gift cards that you cannot use
• a skill or service or you would like to provide
• a donation from your business
• Silent Auction Grade Level Baskets: Baskets are back! Our
popular grade baskets return this year to be auctioned
during the Spring Carnival. Each grade level has a theme.
More info on how to donate will be shared soon. Themes:
• Kindergarten: Crafts and Creativity
• First Grade: World of Disney
• Second Grade: Animals
• Third Grade: A Night at the Movies
• Fourth Grade: Sports
• Fifth Grade: Summer Fun
COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR FORMER JES
STUDENTS:
This spring, as in years past, the JES PTA offers a $250 college
scholarship at Dulaney High School and one at Hereford High
School for former JES students. The recipients will be selected
by DHS and HHS. (Interested applicants may contact their
guidance offices for more information.) Your PTA support makes
this possible – thank you!
Thank you to everyone who circled the globe with us on
JES International Night on February 6th
and especially to all who made this event possible!
We are so grateful to the amazing Jassi Ahuja, who founded this JES tradition and has very capably and
graciously coordinated five International Nights for JES! The excellent, tireless efforts of Carrie Goldrick and
the support of Principal Glinowiecki were also deeply appreciated this year!
PASSPORTS: Thanks to Bob Peters & Fran Reinhardt - Signs by Tomorrow of White Marsh
PERFORMANCES:
JES 2 Graders led by Mrs. Tice - Parkville High School Steel Drum Band - Dance from Nepal
Keur Khaleyi African Dance Company - U.S. Martial Arts Academy Lion Dance and martial arts demo
UMD TerraPind Bhangra - Irish Dance by the Howard Sisters - Flamenco Dance by Alexa Miton
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Many thanks to our JES families and staff who generously hosted the following country tables:
USA:
Ms. Rodriguez; Ms. Mitchell; Ms. Hourihan; Ms. Callahan; Ms. Vananzo
India:
Jyoti Mohan & Family, Deepa Akki, Priya Ganesh, Padmaja Vangara
France:
The Austin Family, The Webster Family
Ukraine:
The Traska Family, The Charchalis Family
Gambia:
The Ceesay Family
Ethiopia:
The Mulugeta Family
Palestine:
The Darraj Family
China/Taiwan:
Emily Chiang, Xiaoming Liu, Yuehong Wang, Elena Lee, Hsiao-Hui Lin-Leonard,
Eliza Kuo, Zoe & Gordon Leonard
Armenia:
The Faddoul Family
Germany:
Cheryl Creamer
Italy:
The Monacelli Family, The Pastore Family
Ireland:
The Delahanty/Stewart Family, The Champion Family
England:
The Dragunas Family
Russia:
Colleen Kilchenstein
Greece:
The Stavros/Konkolics Family
Philippines:
Lisa Lavina & Family, Natalie Santos Ferguson & Family
Ecuador:
Kat Brayton
Guatemala:
Julie Sullivan, Kelly Farmer
SET-UP/CLEAN-UP: The Matesa Family, The Waite Family, Jennifer Walter, Amy Bachran, Chris Eary
Jacksonville Elementary PTA
Friday 3/20/15 – Sunday 3/22/15
Fri-Sat 10am-9pm & Sunday 11am-6pm
Five Below Hunt Valley (Hunt Valley Towne Centre)
Five Below Cockeysville (Yorktowne Plaza Shopping Center)
JES Pizza Day – 11:00 am to 10:00 pm
Wednesday, March 25th, 2015
This Wednesday is pizza day for Jacksonville!
You may order for pick-up or delivery, and Domino’s of Jacksonville will donate
20% of the proceeds to the JES PTA. Please fill out the bottom portion of this
form and hand it to the delivery person or the person handling your order at the
store. Remember to tell the person taking your order over the phone that you
are participating in the JES pizza day.
Domino’s of Jacksonville will deliver to the
Hunt Valley Station area on JES pizza day.
THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING THE JACKSONVILLE ELEMENTARY PTA!
Jacksonville/Four Corners Store:
410-683-9400
www.dominos.com
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JACKSONVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PTA
Come watch the Orioles play ball and BEAT the Devil Rays
on Sunday, May 3rd at 1:35pm!!!
The Jacksonville Jets will meet up to share a section at the ballpark. It
will be fun to enjoy the game together as a school community — and to
cheer on the O’s with our Baltimore pride!
Get tickets for your family, friends, and neighbors!
The cost per ticket is $10.00 and all ticket orders are
due on or before Monday, March 30th.
A portion of proceeds from ticket sales will benefit the JES PTA and its ongoing
efforts to enrich our students’ school experience.
Questions? Email Christina Michael at [email protected].
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(Detach and return WITH PAYMENT to your child’s classroom teacher.)
JES Day at Camden Yards
Student: ______________________________Homeroom: _____________
Tickets: ________________ x $10.00 = $_________________
Quantity
Total amount enclosed
Parent Contact Info:_______________ ____________________________
Phone number
Email Address
DEADLINE TO PURCHASE TICKETS IS MONDAY, MARCH 30TH.
If paying by check, make payable to JES PTA.
JES Day at Camden Yards
We want the JES Jets represented with a FANTASTIC turnout! So…
Strive for a Prize!!!
TWO WAYS:
• EARLY BIRD BENEFIT:
Students who turn in their ticket orders on or before Monday, March 16th will be entered into a
drawing. TEN names will be drawn. The winners will receive Orioles fan trinkets/gear.
• CLASS COMPETITON:
The students in the class with the highest number of ticket sales will be entered into a drawing on
Tuesday, March 31st. The winning student will represent JES by accepting the “Heavy Hitters
Award” from the Orioles Bird on the field before the game!!! He/she will be on the big screen!
“JES is OMAZING” t-shirts!
Look for the flyer coming home soon! Order by March 20th!
Contact: Gail Overcash - [email protected]