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january 2015
Times
A Tega Cay Elementary School PTO Publication
In this issue
PG 2
Calendar of Events
PG 3
Your PTO this month
From Our PTO Partner
PG 4
PTO Committee
Updates
PG 5
Healthy Titans Article
PG 6
Feature: What’s
Happening in Technology
PG 8
Counselor’s Corner
Goal Setting
PG 9
PTO Partners
PG 10
Staff News
PG 11
Partner Offers
Please submit inquiries to:
[email protected]
Angelique Carmello, designer
Kim Miller, editor
Alice Dobleske, publisher
Happy New Year!
Dear Titan Family,
It is hard to believe that the first semester at TCES is
nearly “in the books”. I cannot thank our students,
parents, staff, PTO, City of Tega Cay, and our district
enough for all the work and resources that have made these
past few months a success.
Our first semester will end with a half day for students on the 15th, a
teacher workday on the 16th, and the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday
on the 19th … with the second semester officially beginning on the
20th. Second semester will include MAP for grades 2-5, state testing
for grades 3-5 (more details to come), class picture day, Kindergarten
Registration, a visit to GHMS for our 5th graders, a promotion
ceremony, and much more.
I do hope this message finds you having enjoyed your holidays and
rejuvenated for 2015. It is indeed our honor and privilege to serve you
and your children. We join you in looking forward to a productive and
blessed new year!
My best,
Chris
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TCES PTO would like to thank all of its 2014
Business Partners for a wonderful 2014! TCES
families and staff please join us in showing these
business how much we appreciate their support
by patronizing them whenever possible.
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What’s Happening This Month
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coming up in FEBRUARY...
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happy new year!
FEB 6Titan Ice
FEB 16 President’s Day, No School
FEB 24Spirit Night at Chick fil-a WINTER BREAK
No School for
Staff or Students
TEACHER WORK DAY
No School for Students
WINTER BREAK
No School for
Staff or Students
Titan Ice
first semester
ends
HALF DAY FOR
STUDENTS
Dismissal at 11:30am
Martin Luther
King Day
No School for
Staff or Students
F
second semester
begins
PTO General
Meeting
7:45 – 9 am
TCES Cafeteria
teacher
work day
No School for Students
Spirit Night
McDonalds
from 5-9 pm
Your PTO
THis month:
FROM OUR PTO PARTNER
Healthy eating choices
go mainstream
We hope everyone had a wonderful
and safe holiday break! The PTO
board is excited about the second
half of the year and all that we have
left to do.
By Marty Ranft, Father of 3, Grandfather of 4 and
Owner of Tega Cay McDonald’s
Many, many thanks go out to all of
our amazing committee chairs and
all of the committee volunteers. You
are such a big part of why we have
a wonderful school!
Healthy eating is something many
people focus on at the beginning of
the New Year. However, as we all know,
healthy eating with busy families back
in school and hectic work schedules is
often easier said than done!
The last PTO meeting in December
we had Ms. Wells, Ms. Gupton,
and Mr. Gardner attend. They
talked about all of the testing that
our kids do throughout the year.
It was a wonderful discussion on
the “what’s” and the “how’s” and
we encourage you to look at the
minutes to the meeting for details!
We so appreciate them coming and
providing such an interesting and
helpful discussion.
When family schedules necessitate
the option of dining out instead of
dining in, there are always choices
you can make that are healthier than
others. Now most places, even typical
“fast food” establishments, have
healthy options. The key is to know
what is available and how to make
those choices once you are there. The
following tips and recommendations
can help your family stay on track.
Our goal for the rest of the year is to
make our PTO meetings as effective
and worthwhile as possible. We are
planning on more guest speakers,
hopefully one for each of the
remaining meetings and welcome
any input on possible speakers.
We will be taking nominations for
Board positions at the March PTO
meeting and voting will take place
at the April PTO meeting for voting
members. Hope to see you there!
• Try to keep your entire meal
calories intake in mind while
making dinning choices—most
places now post nutritional
information on their menus to assist
you in making the best choice for
yourself and your family
• Focus on
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• Opt for healthy side choices, such
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for example you can ask to hold
the sauce or dressing or serve it
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Committee Updates
What you need to know
Box tops update
In order to cut down on paper cost,
please let us know if you would like a
form sent home monthly by turning
in the form or contacting Paige at
[email protected].
TCES students collected 4,423 Box
Tops for October. That’s $442.30 of
free money!
Congratulations to our October
Winners:
Class Winner: Mrs. Rohring (2nd Grade).
1st Place: Nicholas Fox (Clark)
2nd Place: Caleb Keene (Rohring)
3rd Place: Logan Cone (Richardson)
Each student receives coupons for
Adventure Landing, Kate Skate and
Striker’s Bowling. Nicholas also receives
a Clay Escape gift certificate.
TCES students collected 3,675 Box Tops
for the month of November. That’s
$367.50 of free money!
Class winner: Ms. Honeycutt (1st grade)
1st place: Quinn Little (Ms. Furr)
2nd place: Isabella Carpenter
(Ms. Honeycutt)
3rd place: Lilah Haen (Ms. Benvenuto)
Each student receives coupons for
Adventure Landing, Kate Skate and
Striker’s Bowling. First Box Tops contest
The student who collected the most
Box Tops for October and November
was Quinn Little. She will dump a
bucket of ice water on Mr. Gardner’s
head! Thank you Mr. Gardner!
Second Box Tops Contest
The next contest is the student who
collects the most in December and
January will get to throw a pie in Mr.
Gardner’s face!
Thank you for collecting Labels
for Education also!
spirit nights
Thank you to all of the families that
attended our December Spirit Night at
Buffalo Wild Wings. We had a great
turn out and cheering section! Mr.
Rice claims bragging rights as he was
the winner of the 1st Annual Tega Cay
Elementary Wing Eating Contest hosted
by BWW at Spirit Night! He had fierce
competition in Mr. Gardner and Jim
Jeranek! We are so thankful for these
men in helping support our PTO and
Spirit Nights! We raised $392 from our
November Spirit Night at Chick-Fil-A!
We hope you will join us for our next
event on January 21, 2015 at the Tega
Cay McDonald’s!
STEM Club to begin
in January
We’re so excited to announce that
the STEM (Science, Technology,
Engineering and Math) Club will
begin January 9th. The STEM club
will meet the second Friday of every
month from right after school at
TCES until 3:30. Through monthly
meetings and projects, the STEM Club
will encourage kids to explore, create
and learn more about the STEM world
around them. Flyers to sign up went
home in December or you can find
them on the TCES Facebook Page and
TCES website at http://tces.fort-mill.
k12.sc.us/home.
family game night
Mark your calendars for our first ever
TCES Family Game Night which will be
held on January 30! More details will
be provided soon.
angel tree update
What an amazing and generous
community we live in! Throughout our
first year we have seen over and over
just how generous our TCES families
are staff are. Our first TCES Angel Tree
was no exception! In fact our TCES
families were so generous that we
were able to provide presents to 130
Angels at TCES and other elementary
schools in our district! Thank you for
your kind hearts and overwhelming
generosity. Your efforts were truly
appreciated by the recipients. And, by
all of us at TCES PTO.
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healthy titans
e-Cigarettes:
The New Household Toxin on the Block
Jennifer Terrell, MD
E-cigarettes, sold as a newer and
“not-so-healthy” alternative to
smoking tobacco have caused an
alarming increase in calls to U.S.
poison centers nationwide. With
the new popularity of these devices,
calls to poison centers have sharply
increased regarding ingestion of
the liquid nicotine that is vaporized
within the e-cigarettes to be inhaled
by the user. Up to 40% of calls
to poison centers last year were
related to nicotine ingestions from
e-cigarette refills. Nicotine is one of
the most toxic naturally occurring
substances. Prior to the introduction
of e-cigarettes, these toxic ingestions
were far less common and and less
severe as nicotine preparations
(gum, lozenges, and patches to aid
in smoking cessation) contained
less concentrated forms of nicotine.
However, the newer liquid nicotine
refills for e-cigarettes pose an
ominous health hazard to both adults
and children.
Smaller children are very attracted
to the vibrant colors and smells of
these new preparations. Teens and
adults are attracted to the “coolfactor” and dubious claims by the
manufacturers that these products
are a healthier alternative to smoking
tobacco. E-cigarettes are available in
chocolate, vanilla, mint, or many other
flavors making them very intriguing to
toddlers. The liquid can be absorbed
very quickly by swallowing as well
as contact with the skin. Therefore,
both drinking the liquid and spilling
it on the skin can cause toxic levels
of nicotine in the bloodstream.
Symptoms include vomiting, fast heart
rate, agitation, and seizures. Any of
these symptoms must be treated in an
emergency department immediately.
Most refill preparations for
e-cigarettes are not childproof. They
can be sold in small cartridges or
gallon jugs. The same vigilance that
parents use for household cleaners
and other poisons must be maintained
for liquid nicotine. Unfortunately, as
this substance is not regulated by the
F.D.A. the concentrations can vary
wildly as can the packaging. Maintain
open communication with teens and
pre-teens regarding the toxicity of this
substance. These are new products
and many youngsters, adult friends,
and family members may be unaware
of the dangers that they pose. Of
course, the safest way to avoid this
hazard is to exclude these products
from your home.
If you or your child ingests or
has a significant skin exposure
to liquid nicotine, call the
Carolinas Poison Control Center
immediately at 1-800-222-1222.
Did You Know?
Liquid nicotine
concentrations vary
widely among brands
and are unregulated by
the F.D.A.
Swallowing as little
as a teaspoon of
concentrated liquid
nicotine sold for
“vaping” can kill a child.
Up to 10% of
middle and high
school students use
e-cigarettes regularly.
New Year, New Ride!
Titan Times | January 2015 | Page 5
MEET MS. BOUCHER
contact
Email Ms. Boucher at
[email protected]
for more information on
what’s going on in technology.
Ms. Boucher also facilitates the TCES Morning News show.
Six groups of 5th graders are able to be a part of the Tega Cay
News Team. One group will produce the news every week. The
students produce the show, write the scripts, create the animations,
announce/interview and operate the camera equipment. The news
show can be seen on the school website if you would like to check
out what the 5th grade News crew is up to!
WHAT’S HAPPENING IN
TECHNOLOGY
After many years of operating a Sod
Company in Charleston/Charlotte,
Ms. Boucher was able to pursue her dream
of becoming an Elementary school teacher.
She graduated in 2012 with a Bachelor’s
degree in Elementary Education. She
has worked for the Lancaster and Fort
Mill School Districts and was a parttime Technology Teacher for Fort Mill
Elementary last year and taught 2nd and
4th grade. She was hired this year to be the
Technology Teacher for Tega Cay and she
can’t imagine working anywhere else!
Technology is such a great discipline to master
and she is thrilled that she is a part of this process
for the students at TCES. Students currently are
learning about and using Google Drive in the
classroom for class projects, creating original
work and collaborating with peers. Google Drive
gives students access to their creations and work
from any location on the planet and allows them
to communicate and collaborate with their fellow
students. For the rest of the year students will be
learning Word Processing, Keyboarding, Online
Safety, and Research/Information fluency.
hour of code
The first two and a half weeks of
December students participated in
the “Hour of Code” program. This is a
worldwide initiative to get students to
learn how to read and write computer
code while promoting Computer
Literacy. Millions of students all
over the world are learning what
code is and how it works. Students
are writing code and developing
their own games with computer
programming and coding.
Computer programming gives
students an opportunity to hone
their problem solving skills and learn
patience. Students from Fort Mill
High School spent time with our
students working on coding projects.
A great resource for helping your child
continue with what they have been
learning in this unit can be found at
http://csedweek.org/learn.
“ I think everyone in this country should
learn to program a computer. Everyone
should learn a computer language because
it teaches you how to think. I think of
computer science as a liberal art.”
—Steve Jobs
pto Partners in your community
Counselor’s Corner
Goal Setting for the New Year
Jennifer Levan, M.Ed. NBCT-SC
Grades 1, 2, 3, & 5
Stacey D. Rothaupt, M.Ed., Ed.S.
Grades K & 4
“Arriving at
one goal is
the starting
point to
another.”
Happy New Year! There is a lot in store
for 2015 here at TCES. Mrs. Levan will
be out on maternity leave and Mrs.
Tara Darby will be joining the TCES
family as her long-term sub. Tara
is an experienced school counselor
who has worked with children at
the elementary and high school
level. Please join us in welcoming
her. Classroom guidance, individual
counseling, and small group counseling
will all still be available during Mrs.
Darby’s time here with us at TCES.
During classroom guidance lessons, in
grades 2-5 counselors will be working
on the process of goal setting. What
a great time of year to start setting
measurable, action driven, & realistic
goals. Please consider helping your
child set a few goals for the New
Year. Wonder why goal setting is
important? Please read this selection
from an article by David Machin about
the importance of goal setting.
John Dewey
Catherine M. Wallace
Why is it important
to set goals for
kids?
Dr. Marc E. McCartney
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Phone (803) 802-3737
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Purpose. Having a strong sense of
purpose boosts self-belief and can
improve your child’s confidence.
Focus. Having a goal in life helps
them make better decisions.
Motivation. It gives them motivation
in life. Kids who have dreams (goals)
– whether sporting or academic or
even personal ones – will do better
in life than kids with no plan at all.
Get interested in their interests and
if appropriate, help them set their
own goals to achieve. Children are
naturally great goal-setters. They just
call them dreams.
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TCES STAFF
Get to know your teachers
Amy Rohring
Second Grade
I teach 2nd grade, and
I absolutely love it! It’s
my favorite grade. I
moved to TCES, because
I love working with Mr. Gardner and
this awesome community! I’m also a
mentor teacher, and I love working
with student interns.
Colleen Crosby
Fourth Grade
I am a 4th grade teacher.
I have been teaching 4th
grade for 7 years, and I
love it. I live in Tega Cay
with my husband and two teen-age
sons. I am very happy to be teaching at
TCES. When I am not at school, I enjoy
spending time with my family.
Chris Beasley
Third Grade
I am Chris Beasley and
this is my eleventh year
teaching. I am honored
to be a part of the
wonderful Tega Cay Elementary School
family. I live in Rock Hill with my wife,
Amy, 3 year old daughter, Savannah,
newborn son, Carter, and dog, Roker. I
am a graduate of Winthrop University
and love watching the Winthrop Eagles
play basketball. I am also a fan of the
University of South Carolina Gamecocks.
Kim Byrne
GT Teacher
I grew up in Myrtle
Beach and went to
college in Greenville, SC
at Furman University.
After graduation, I taught in the inner
city of Tampa Florida before coming
to York, SC. After 8 years in York,
teaching 5th grade, I moved to Fort
Mill and started teaching 5th grade
at Gold Hill Elementary. I received
my Masters in mathematics 3 years
ago. After 15 years of teaching 5th
grade I decided it was time for a a
new challenge and I am now teaching
Math/ELA GT. I came to TCES because
I wanted to be part of the excitement
of opening a brand new school and
I wanted to be able to continue the
relationship I’ve built with parents and
students in the Tega Cay community!
Dolly OHara, TA committee chair
A big thank you to Patriot
Taphouse & Grill’s new
owners, Alan and Krisztina
Cole, for hosting TCES staff’s
first Annual Christmas party.
The staff enjoyed the remodel
venue and delicious food.
TCES PTO looks forward to
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BUILDING Brighter Futures!
January Birthdays:
Brandi Clark
January 11
Shannon Sanford January 17
Kelly Elkins January 18
Rebecca Cook
January 21
Amber Terry January 22
Yolita Oparah
January 23
Congratulations to
Kari revelS
who sold her
home in December!
FI
with this month’s offers from our PTO partners:
Don’t forget to
wish the following a
very happy birthday...
This program made possible by the partnership of:
Toni McIntyre,
Paracle Realty
[email protected]
803.290.5532
The next event will be held
for teacher appreciation week
in February.
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1698 Hwy 160 W., Suite 200 Fort Mill, SC 29708
Phone: 803-547-9989
Not valid with other offers. Expires 1-31-15
Congratulations to miCHelle moore
our lucky “Teacher of the Month” from December!
She was presented with a $75 gift card to the Fish market.
HomesForHeroes.com
Thank you to Papa Murphy’s
for their donations for
our teacher/ staff holiday
luncheon and thank you to
all who donated items for the
event. The teachers really
appreciated it.
Clip & Save
Must present coupon.
9/3/14 5:01 PM
Butcher shop and bakery onsite
Monday Night is Kid’s Night
9/3/14 5:01 PM
Kids 10 and under eat FREE BUFFET
(1 child per adult buffet or entree purchase)
Come join us!
803-547-7770
Check our website for catering menu
at www.villagepizzategacay.com
$5 off your
purchase of $30
1325 Hwy, 160 W
Fort Mill, SC 29715
803-547-7563
Expires February 5, 2015
Must present coupon.
Hearts of romaine with our house made dressing,
croutons and shaved parmesan…(Add Sicilian white anchovies $1)……………………….…..... 6
SPINACH SALAD Fresh spinach leaves and balsamic vinaigrette with sliced
mushrooms, carrot curls, and toasted almond flakes….…………………….…….…………….....5
CAPRESE SALAD Fresh mozzarella and beefsteak tomatoes over mixed greens with
Champagne vinaigrette. Finished with balsamic glaze and avocado oil……………………………. 8
and a four cheese blend……………………………………...………………………..………….....8
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Fish Market Signature Entrées ~ Land
CHICKEN PASTA Roasted chicken breast in a Cajun alfredo sauce with wild mushrooms and spinach tossed with corkscrew pasta….……………………………………………………….16
NY STRIP 12 OZ New York Strip steak served with Gruyere scalloped potatoes and steamed broccolini…….…………………..….…….………………..………………………………….GF….24
FILET MIGNON Grilled beef tenderloin filet with sauce Béarnaise. Served with Yukon gold mashed potatoes and asparagus….....………….....…………………...….………….….……GF.....26
PORK RIB EYE Topped by wild mushroom teriyaki glaze and served with white rice and snow peas…………………………….....…………………...………………………………… ……...18
STEAK AND SHRIMP DUO Petit filet with lemon-garlic jumbo shrimp. Served with roasted red potatoes and cremini mushrooms……....…....…....….……………………….…GF.....27
Add to any Steak or Signature entrée:
OSCAR - asparagus, crab, and hollandaise 5.95, GRILLED JUMBO SHRIMP 7.95, JUMBO LUMP CRABCAKE 7.95
Fish Market Signature Entrées ~ Sea
YELLOWTAIL SNAPPER Served over garden vegetable couscous and topped by bits of lobster in a parmesan-yellow tomato cream sauce………..…….................................................GF......25
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Enjoy pest-free living
and your family.
for your home...
noosa
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m anage m e n
t
Noosa Pest Management
specializes in residential and
commercial pest control.
We are a local family owned
business servicing
the Charlotte Metro area.
Pictured: Fred Wingate owner and Tega Cay resident
and son, Freddie.
704.499.9922
www.noosapest.com
New Year. New House. Let me help you.
Angie Douglass
Realtor ®, MBA
Licensed in NC & SC
803.431.9939
[email protected]
www.allentate.com/AngieDouglass
Wherever you go, I can help.