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Issue 31 April 13- April 17
Weekly Attendance Rate 93.11%
Our Goal 97%
Mount Tabor Elementary
Tiger Tales
Upcoming Events
Mt. Tabor Contact Information
Absentee 24 hour hotline: 542-7302
Office: 542-5507
Safe School Hotline: 812-542-2230
Special Ed Transportation: 542-8904
Transportation: 542-4707
NAFC Website: www.nafcs.k12.in.us
Address: 800 Mount Tabor Rd.
Principal: Tony Duffy
Assistant Principal: Scott Hughes
Special Education Facilitator: Nicole War ren
April 16 MLK Program 9Am/6PM
April 16 Spring Fling Lunch
Bring your beach towel sit
picnic Style
April 21 Elem Art Show 5-7 NAFCL
April 23 Spring Picture Day
April 24 Tiger Paw Lunch 12:00
April 24 Spring Fling 6-8
April 27 ISTEP Week
Each spring the teachers in all grade levels spend a great deal of time creating homeroom lists for the upcoming year. The
teachers balance student learning styles, reading levels, academic abilities, behavior, ratio of boys and girls, and overall class
size. Teachers work diligently t place children within a class that will provide the best learning environment to meet his/her
individual needs. We try to find the best mix of students to insure a successful year.
If you have any special requests for homeroom for the 2015-2016 year, please submit your request in writing to Mr. Duffy by
April 24. Your request needs to state specific academic reasons for your request and provide a 1st choice and a 2nd choice
option. We will consider all r equests, but we will need to maintain balance in our classr ooms. Par ent r equests will not
be the sole determining factor when placing your child.
Students will be notified of their homeroom teacher in a welcome back to school letter in mid July. (Please make sure that we
have your correct address.) Regardless of your child’s placement , please remember, it is very important to remain positive.
The first week of school will set the tone for the entire year. We want to see you child get off to a terrific start. Thanks for
your cooperation and support.
Spring Book Fair Volunteer Sign Up http://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f084aa8a92da6f94spring
Monday
Poptarts
Yogurt & Breakfast bar
Cereal
Peaches
Tuesday
Sausage Biscuit
PB&J Bar
Cereal
Mixed Fruit Cup
Wednesday
Cinnamon Roll
Yogurt & B-fast Bar
Cereal
Applesauce
Egg Bacon Pizza
PB&J Bar
Cereal
Pears
Friday
Mini Pancakes
Yogurt & Bar
Cereal
Pineapple Chunks
Chicken Tenders
Smucker’s Uncrustable
Veggies & Dip
Peaches
Dominos Smart Pizza
Yogurt Munchable
Corn
100% Fruit Juice
Grilled Hamburger
Smucker’s Uncrustable
Hashbrown
Applesauce
Salad
Hot Dog
Uncrustable PB&J
Apple Slices
Carrots/Celery
Sun Chips
Sub Sandwich
Smucker’s Uncrustable
Veggies & Dip
Pears
Fresh Fruit
Thursday
A big THANK YOU to the New Albany Education foundation for purchasing
Scholastic Science Spin and Scholastic News for every 3rd grader! They also
bought us a class set of Storyworks magazines to use during acceleration!
If you would like to donate to the New Albany Education Foundation please visit their
website at www.NAFCEdFoundation.org
Congratulations to the following Science fair winners– Kindergarten 1st place- Natalie
Weisenberger, 2nd -Brinley Lang, 3rd - Emma Reavis, honorable mention- Christian
McWilliams
First Grade 1st -Hannah Devary, 2nd Bishop Collins, 3rd Reese Wells, Best of Show: Jayla
Ritter
Second Grade 1st-Jacob Evaldi, 2nd-Alyssa Berryman, 3rd-Abby Reavis, Honorable Mention:
Ava Schnaus
Third Grade 1st-Ethan Turner, 2nd-Ollie Neville, 3rd-Jackson Snelling, Honorable
Mention:Car lee Smith
Congratulations to the Mt Tabor winners of the New Albany Tri Kappa art
show; Nicole Bautista, Elizabeth Goins, and Jordan Grindell. The winner s
have a ribbon attached to their art at the New Albany Public Library. You may
view the art work on April 21, from 5:00-7:00 at the Elementary Art Show at The
library.
World Language Super Heroes
Layla Edwards-K
Kylee Haymaker-1
Jamari Powell & London Purdie-2
Za’Kiya Bard-3
Presleigh Gavin-4