West Irondequoit Central School District
Rogers Middle School
Newsletter
February 2015
www.westirondequoit.org
Equal Opportunity Employer
Dear Parents and Guardians,
Always being prepared is imperative not only
when looking at the weather, but also as students
grasp new concepts and explain their thinking in
mathematics.
I have had numerous conversations about the
strength of West Irondequoit’s mathematics curriculum, in that it requires children to master
skills across mathematical understandings as well
as process skills. Our math program requires that
our students not only understand the basic facts
and concepts of mathematics, but are literate in
their ability to express this understanding. They
are expected not only to use mathematical notation-numbers to explain thinking, but also use
oral and written words to convey understanding
of concepts and processes.
I have been very impressed as I have witnessed
our students grow in their understanding of mathematical content. In addition, they also grow in
their skill to articulate understanding and find
creative ways to solve problems. So many times,
children find unique ways to solve a problem that
is mathematically sound. When this occurs it is a
powerful force in their learning careers and needs
to be celebrated!
I wanted to take some time and share with you
some questions that have recently come up,
along with some strategies to use with your children as they tackle math problems at home.
What should a parent do if the child tries
to solve a problem in a different way than
the parent learned it or in a way that
doesn’t seem efficient?
If a child’s reasoning is logical, that is an
important step in solving the problem. Let the
child explain his/her thinking orally, and the
parent should do the same. Determining different ways to solve a problem is strongly
encouraged in your child’s classroom.
What are some ways I can help my child
with their homework?
· Have your child explain to you their thinking when solving a problem
· Ask your child frequently about math problems solved at school
· If your child is stuck on a problem ask
questions that will help him/her to figure it
out in their own way
· Ask your child to re-state math problems
and questions in their own words
I hope these suggestions will be helpful as
you work with your child at home.
Best wishes to you and yours as we forge
ahead through the Rochester winter!
Sincerely,
Is getting the correct answer still the most
important part of the problem solving process?
Getting the correct answer is important, but being able to explain how the solution was derived
and makes sense is equally important.
At
Rogers
We
Care
Dennis DesRosiers
Principal
Can parents read math homework problems
to their child, if the child is having difficulty
reading them?
Although our goal is for students to develop
independence in solving math problems, some
students may need assistance reading the problems. A parent may read the problems to their
child if he/she is having difficulty, just be sure to
communicate this with your child’s teacher.
219 Northfield Road, Rochester, New York 14617
Upcoming Events
February 16-20
Mid-Winter Recess
February 22
School Reopens
February 27
Roller Skating Party
Procedure For Reporting An
Absence / Tardy
Absences from school for any reason should be reported by phone on the day of absence and each successive day the child is out
of school. Please call the Health & Attendance Office at 336-3030 before 9 a.m. to report your child absent. Please leave your
child’s name, his/her teacher’s name and the reason they are not attending. Please keep your child home from school until they
have been fever free for 24 hours without the use of fever reducing medication. When your child returns to school a written note
is required by law.
If your child will be late for school for any reason, please also notify the Health & Attendance Office at 336-3030 prior to 9 a.m.
When your child arrives at school, a written note is required.
This procedure is used to make sure we know where your child is at all times. Calling the Attendance Line prior to 9 a.m.
will help eliminate calls to parents. Also, we are required to have a written excuse on file for all student absences, tardiness or early dismissals as part of their permanent record.
2014-2015 STANDARDIZED TESTING SCHEDULE
NYS ELA Gr. 4, 5 & 6
April 14, 15, 16
Make Up
April 17, 20, 21
NYS Math Gr. 4, 5 & 6
April 22, 23, 24
Make Up
April 27, 28, 29
NYS Elem. Science Written
June 1
Make Up ELS Written
June 2 & 3
NYS Elem. Level Science Performance
May 20, 21
Please note: NYS tests must be given on the above dates. Please consider these dates when scheduling
appointments for your child.
LOST AND FOUND
Please remind your student to check our lost and found for any items that they might be
missing. All unclaimed items will be donated to charity the end of March.
Prepping For 2015-2016
School Year
As our 6th graders prepare for 7th grade
next year, Dake Junior High must also
prepare for them. In February, the
LOTE department (Languages Other
Than English) will present to our students information which will help them
select their foreign language choice.
After the program, our 6th graders will
bring home a letter which asks you and
your child to make their selection.
Our students also make music choices
this month.
This may seem early. However, the
Dake administrative team starts to
build their schedules and teacher
assignments over February break.
Look for the ‘choice’ forms to come
home, and please return them prior to
February 12.
CONGRATULATIONS!
THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS HAVE EARNED THEIR FIRST BUCKET FILLER
AWARD FOR SHOWING C.A.R.E. AT ROGERS MIDDLE SCHOOL
Andrew Bidwell
Emma Dawley
Tommy Perrin
Isabelle Ruiz
Noel DiPietro
Jaleel Davis
David Barrows
Jake Harrington
Makel Harris
Jordan Sulli
Kiana Nauden
Tamyra Wynn
Damian Stephany
Traelin Turner
Michael Adkins
Ceniyah Washington
Annaliese White
Lily Doyle
Mirza Kapalici
Emily Northrup
Jack Westcott
Joey Wintermute
Matthew Bruhnsen
Mackenzie Dale
Ella Missell
Cameron Murray
Olivia Neuman
Amaya Sanders
CONGRATULATIONS!
THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS HAVE EARNED THEIR SECOND BUCKET FILLER
AWARD FOR SHOWING C.A.R.E. AT ROGERS MIDDLE SCHOOL
Natalie Plunkett
David Vanill
Erin Peden
Baylee Carlson
Mckenzie Gay
Corey Freeman
Cayden Catalina
Isabelle Moore
Caroline Vines
Miranda McMullin
Silvia Smith
Daniel Zury
Tyshawn June
Olivia Schaubroeck
Lauren Seymour
Jane Bradstreet
Wangelys Gonzalez
CONGRATULATIONS!
THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS HAVE EARNED THEIR THIRD BUCKET FILLER
AWARD FOR SHOWING C.A.R.E. AT ROGERS MIDDLE SCHOOL
Mady Dlugolonski
Katie Hartson
Kayce Hennekey
Noah Kisler
Silvia Smith
CONGRATULATIONS!
THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS HAVE EARNED FOUR OR MORE BUCKET FILLER
AWARDS FOR SHOWING C.A.R.E. AT ROGERS MIDDLE SCHOOL
Liam McCammon – 4
Madison Colbey – 4
Jacob Masetta – 4
Marah Ali- 5
Traci Williams - 8
THE FOLLOWING 5TH GRADE STUDENTS ARE
WINNERS OF AN ESSAY CONTEST ON KINDNESS!!
OLIVIA WHALEN
ETHAN SINCLAIR
HAYLEY VINES
JASMINE CHRISTENSEN
AUDREY PROULX
IMANI SCRIVEN
VICTORIA MEZZIO
EVAN LEONARDO
KAYLI CARABALLO
ISABELLA IMBURGIA
STEPHEN PATCHETT
CHLOE POST
ISHAAN THOMPSON
AYLIN ERIMHAN
MAKAILA WILLIAMS
ABBY GILBERT
TALISA SANCHEZ
BRITTANY CHANDRATT
CONGRATULATIONS!
THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS HAVE EARNED THEIR FIRST BUCKET FILLER
AWARD FOR SHOWING C.A.R.E. AT ROGERS MIDDLE SCHOOL
Tyler Shouse
Ethan Mendez
Jordan Jermyn
Talisa Sanchez
Josiah Claudio
John Vida
Matt Krzywda
Emma Kiley
Madison Heubbers
Lorden Grant
Imani Scriven
Brianna Chandratt
Angelo Morales
Thomas Parkhurst
Doug Bingham
Gabe Zimmermann
Briana Warren
Vlad Wheeler
Ben Mott
Josiah Cottrill
Maddie Verhagen
Meghan Seymour
Nivea Holmes
Adriana Arena
Matthew Long
Dante Cassetta
Colby VanOrden
Alison Condello
Amaryz Martinez
Ebrahim Mohamed-Saeed
Jonathan Swartzenberg
Zachary Roussie
Imelda Kirui
Ashley Henriguez-Mata
Marcus Harris
Krystina Dwyer
Jacob Bakewicz
Ethan Sinclair
Jauntah Cottrill
Aidan Wrench
Ricky Roomian
CONGRATULATIONS!
THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS HAVE EARNED THEIR SECOND BUCKET FILLER
AWARD FOR SHOWING C.A.R.E. AT ROGERS MIDDLE SCHOOL
Ethan Mendez
Andrew Bidwell
Jordyn Smith
Ishaan Thompson
Samantha Wojcik
Kyle Pioch
Joey Guarino
Vincent Caruana
Jordan Sulli
Max Gerew
Noel DiPietro
Maura Potter
Joey Guarino
Greta Mannino
Tyson Singletary
Cameron Murray
Saxton Costantino
Emily Northup
Tyra Oglesby
Doug Bingham
Anna Morales
Curtis Malcolm
Ahmed Saeed
Maddie Verhagen
Morgan Proulx
Colin Mosley
Jana Gold
Tori Mezzio
Josiah Claudio
Jalen Manhertz
Amarys Martinez
Greg Raymond
Brooklyn Burke
Semih Kapalici
Rowan McGwin
Leah Memmott
Nicholas Calarco
Ashleigh Clark
Riley Flynn
Marcus Harris
JaiAsia Jackson
Barbara Smith
Ashley Sullivan
Cameron Ignizio
Saxton Costantino
Tarah Haley
Mirza Kapalici
CONGRATULATIONS!
THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS HAVE EARNED THEIR THIRD BUCKET FILLER
AWARD FOR SHOWING C.A.R.E. AT ROGERS MIDDLE SCHOOL
Leah Memmott
Olivia Schaubroeck
Borkan Mohamed
Kayla Pearl
Christian Terrell
Lucie Graziano
Gabby Cannizzio
Aidan Amy
Semih Kapalici
Jordan Sulli
Stephen Kamas
Corey Freeman
Daniel Zury
Abby Butler
Jane Bradstreet
Miranda McMullin
Phil Minnehan
Ethan Riester
Michael Wagner
Cesar Ostolaza
Daniel Vargas
Tyra Oglesby
Natalie Plunkett
Patrick Graham
Jordyn Smith
Ja’Nya Frost
Patrick Graham
Tommy Castellon
Leah Delnesa
Audrey Proulx
Lauren Seymour
Samantha Wojcik
Ahmed Saeed
Doug Bingham
Andrew Bidwell
Abby Gilbert
Lily Doyle
CONGRATULATIONS!
THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS HAVE EARNED FOUR OR MORE BUCKET FILLER
AWARDS FOR SHOWING C.A.R.E. AT ROGERS MIDDLE SCHOOL
Mary Grace Mancini – 4
Elliot Duckworth – 4
Mady Dlugolonski – 4
Silvia Smith – 4
Noah Kisler – 4
Kip Bertram – 4
Abby Butler – 4
Gabby Cannizzo – 4
Lily Doyle – 4
Lucie Graziano – 4
Miranda McMullin – 4
Makaila Williams – 4
Aidan Smith – 4
Sky Brumfield – 5
Evan Leonardo – 5
Madison Colbey – 5
Ava Palo – 5
Liam McCammon – 5
Jacob Masetta – 5
Abby Butler – 5
Kip Bertram - 5
Makaila Williams - 5
Noah Kisler – 5
Miranda McMullin - 5
Silvia Smith - 5
MaryGrace Mancini - 5
Marah Ali - 6
Alyssa Polito - 6
Liam McCammon - 6
Noah Kisler - 6
Ava Palo - 6
Marah Ali - 7
JANUARY STUDENTS OF
THE MONTH
CONGRATULATIONS!
January 2015
Dear Parents/Guardians:
This year at Rogers School we will offer a Changing Families program for students in grades 4-6 whose parents
are separated or divorced. These family changes may have an impact on school behavior and the child’s ability to
learn. Consequently, we provide a program to help in the adjustment, to help children see that there are others
going through similar changes, and that they are not alone.
I will be facilitating this support group, which will continue for eight weeks after school. We will begin after
the February recess. Items discussed in the group will be confidential so that students have a safe place to
share. As always, however, if a child reveals that he/she may be a danger to him/herself or others, you will be
promptly notified. I also encourage the children to share what we are doing within the group.
A group experience provides the opportunity for students to share their feelings about these issues, and to
learn how to solve some of the problems youngsters experience when families undergo major changes. In addition, we hope that your children will learn productive ways of communicating with others, as well as find support
from other students. Once again, this program is open to ALL fourth, fifth, and sixth grade students.
If you would like your child to participate, please sign the attached permission slip. Return it to me in an envelope to the school office by Monday, February 9.
If you have any questions regarding this program, please call me at 336-4716. Feel free to make any comments
on the permission form that may be helpful.
Sincerely,
Lisa Burt
Lisa Burt
School Counselor
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I give permission for my child, _______________________________, Grade _________,
Teacher ___________________________, to participate in the Changing Families support group.
Signed: __________________________________________________
Comments:_____________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
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CONTINENTAL MEATH LEAGUE
During the month of December 5th and 6th graders at Rogers School participated in the “Continental Math League.”
This monthly contest provides students with the opportunity to showcase their problem solving skills by solving six
unique word problems.
The High 5th Grade Scorers were:
+5 Nathaniel Forys, Sam Lessard, Joey Guarino
+4 Josiah Claudio, Cameron Ignizio, Alex Zaccagnini, Patrick Graham,
Alex Kagoro, Max Gerew, Olivia Schaubroeck
The High 6th Grade Scorers were:
+5 Barbie Smith, Phil Minnehan, Paul Tuttle
+4 David Vanill, Greta Mannino, Kate Hollembaek, Sophia Larson,
Grace Loeser, Zach Roussie
A PERFECT SCORE earned by:
+6 Nick Travers, Sean Smith
Here is a sample problem to try at home:
The 36 rows in the high school auditorium contain 1,425 seats. One-fourth (1/4) the rows have 50 seats each
and 1/6 the rows have 40 seats each. The remaining rows have ___ seats each.
(Answer: 35 seats in each of the remaining rows)
Congratulations to all participants!
Mr. Brickler
Mrs. Hurlburt
Mrs. Schaumberg
LAST CHANCE YEARBOOK SALE – FEBRUARY 9-13, 2015
If you have not yet purchased a yearbook this will be the last sale for the year. The cost of a
yearbook is $12.00. You can pay with cash or online (no personal checks please). Please
bring orders to your homeroom teacher.
Thank you,
Yearbook Club
Math Olympiad
In December, the Rogers Math Olympiad Team held its second competition.
We would like to congratulate the following “High Scoring Students” for their outstanding performance on
this contest:
+4: Phil Minnehan, Nicholas Travers, David Vanill
Here is a sample problem to try at home:
For the first half of the season, Alpha team won 2/3 of their meets. For the second half of the season, they
won 3/4 of their meets. If both halves of the season had the same number of games, what is the fewest
possible number of wins that they have?
(Answer: 17 wins)
Congratulations to the Team!
Mr. Brickler
Mrs. Hurlburt
Mrs. Schaumberg
Builder’s Club
THANK YOU!
Thank you for supporting our December Hat Day! It was a huge success, we
raised $100. We were able to purchase four Wegmans gift cards for the
Irondequoit Food Cupboard to distribute to families.
At our next Builder’s Club meeting we will be making fleece tie blankets. The
blankets will then be paired with a book and presented to children in need in
the community. Our goal is to make 50 blankets.
DONATIONS NEEDED!
As our new year begins we will continue to building our community at Rogers
School and beyond. The Book and a Blanket project is back and we are in
need of your donations. We are in need of the following to make our project a
success:

fleece cut in one yard increments and in child-friendly patterns

Joanne Fabric gift cards to defray the cost of this project

new books appropriate for young children
This is a wonderful project that helps promote literacy. Please consider
making a donation to this worthy service project.
Physical Education News
Students will be concluding the floor hockey unit at the beginning of February. All grade levels have been
working on improving their skills in stick handling, passing and shooting. Students will get to display their
skills and knowledge of rules in game situations.
Our next area of study for our 4th and 5th graders will be our famous “Painless Dance” unit, which incorporates different movements to a variety of music. Students will be encouraged to express their own individuality as well as learn to perform together as part of a group. In addition, our 6th graders will be involved in a new unit which incorporates the use of jump bands. This unit will be a combination of jump rope
and dance.
Volleyball intramurals will start at the beginning of March. Students should listen to announcements for
the exact dates.
Mrs. Evans & Mr. Cardon
Rogers Chess Club
Chess Club will have two meetings this month. Meetings are held from 3:05 – 4:00 in Miss
Flood’s room (#306). Students must arrange for transportation home prior to each meeting.
Miss Flood
Chess Club Meeting Dates
February 6th
February 27th
March 6th
March 20th
April 17th
May 1st
May 15th
TALENT SHOW TRY-OUTS
The Rogers Talent Show will be held on Friday, March 13th. There will be a daytime and evening
performance. In order to appear in the show, you must first be selected by a panel of judges. You
should prepare an act that is no longer than three minutes. The try-outs will be held in the morning
before school (8:10 a.m.) during the following days:
Wednesday
Monday
Tuesday
(Feb. 4th)
(Feb. 9th)
(Feb. 10th)
Fourth Grade only
Sixth Grade only
Fifth Grade only
Make-up time for all grades to be held after school
on
Thursday (Feb 12th)
You must sign up ahead for a make-up slot
All try-outs are in the 007 music room!
You may only try-out during your grade’s scheduled day. If you are trying out with a friend from
another grade, come to the lower grade’s try out time.
In order to attend the make-up session, you must see Mrs. Schaumberg to sign up! Those
slots are on a first come basis.
You should not miss Band, Orchestra, or Chorus to attend try-outs as you can schedule a time on
the make-up day.
***Remember, a make-up is NOT a redo or for those who can’t make up their mind! It is
only for students who are sick or who have a conflict.
Please see Mrs. Schaumberg to arrange a make-up time if you need one! Remember, there
are a limited number of make up slots.
ALL RECORDED MUSIC MUST BE ON A CD!!!!! Try it before you arrive!!!
Music and costumes must follow all school regulations and are subject to approval from the coordinator.
Thank you,
Mrs. Schaumberg
Talent Show Coordinator
[email protected]
2014 – 2015 Art Club Schedule
Art Club Advisor:
AnneMarie Salvo [email protected]
Club Time:
8:15-8:50 [35 min] Please wait at the main office until 8:15 and then come
down to the art room. Any changes or cancellations will be made over morning
announcements.
Grade Levels: All [4th, 5th, 6th]
DATE
Wed,
October 1
Tues, October 28
Wed,
November 5
Fri,
November 14
Fri,
December 5
Wed,
January 14
Fri,
January 23
Tues, February 10
Wed,
February 25
Thurs, March 5
Fri,
March 13
Wed,
April 15
Thurs, April 23
Tues, May 19
Thurs, May 28
Projects
Seasonal Decorations
Art Nouveau Initials on a
Plaque
Outdoor Painting
School Posters
Summer Splash Ceramic
Candle Holders
Chimes
Letter
Day
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Materials
Clay&Paint
Clay&Paint
Paint
Drawing
Materials
Clay &
Ceramic
Glaze
Clay
Fabric Dye
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If you would like to donate any materials that are just
taking up space at home, you are more than welcome to pass
those on to art club. Students can bring in any donations with them to the club.
Batik Tye Dye
West Irondequoit Schools
February 2015
Monday
Tuesday
Hamburger or Cheeseburger
on a Bun
Sweet Potato Fries
Raw Veggie Sticks
Diced Pears
Assorted Fresh Fruit
Milk
2
Pasta with Meat Sauce
Green Beans
Raw Veggie Sticks
Applesauce
Assorted Fresh Fruit
Milk
Zweigle’s Hot Dog on a Bun
Tangerine Chicken
French Fries
Raw Veggie Sticks
Diced Pears
Assorted Fresh Fruit
Milk
Brown Rice
Raw Veggie Sticks
Applesauce
Assorted Fresh Fruit
Milk
10
9
16
BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwiches
Bush’s Baked Beans
Raw Veggie Sticks
Diced Pears
Assorted Fresh Fruit
Milk
Wednesday
3
4
10
WINTER RECESS
NO SCHOOL
WINTER RECESS
NO SCHOOL
23
Grades 4-6
Rogers & Iroquois
Thursday
Maple Glazed French Toast
Sticks with Sausage Links
Steamed Broccoli
Raw Veggie Sticks
4 oz. 100% Juice
Assorted Fresh Fruit
Milk
4
Breaded Chicken Drummies Pizza!!
Chicken Poppers
Macaroni & Cheese
Pizza!!
Bush’s Baked Beans
Raw Veggie Sticks
4 oz. 100% Juice
Assorted Fresh Fruit
Milk
Mixed Vegetables
Raw Veggie Sticks
Golden Diced Peaches
Assorted Fresh Fruit
Milk
12
913112
Leafy Green Salad
Raw Veggie Sticks
Mixed Fruit
Assorted Fresh Fruit
Milk
11
WINTER RECESS
NO SCHOOL
17
18
Taco with Trimmings & 16
Brown Rice
Seasoned Corn
Raw Veggie Sticks
Applesauce
Assorted Fresh Fruit
Milk
24
Friday
Tater Tots
Raw Veggie Sticks
Golden Diced Peaches
Assorted Fresh Fruit
Milk
WINTER RECESS
NO SCHOOL
18
19
Breaded Mozzarella Sticks
17
w/ Marinara
Sliced Carrots
Raw Veggie Sticks
4 oz. 100% Juice
Assorted Fresh Fruit
Milk
25
5
ALTERNATIVE ENTRÉES
Spinach Salad
Raw Veggie Sticks
Mandarin Oranges
Fresh Fruit
Milk
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6
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Ham, Turkey, or Tuna Sandwich on
100% WW Bread
Yogurt Parfait with Fruit and Granola
Pre-Packaged Salads
During Lent, we will have Fish
Sandwiches available on Fridays.
Student lunch $2.55
13
Faculty & Staff lunch $4.05 (tax included)
WINTER RECESS
NO SCHOOL
21
20
19
Chicken Patty On A Bun 2
0
18
Mashed Potatoes & Gravy
Raw Veggie Sticks
Fruit Cocktail
Assorted Fresh Fruit
Milk
26
Five Components make a meal: meat, or meat
alternate, grain, fruit, vegetable and milk. You
can have everything but you must choose 3
items and one must be either ½ cup fruit or ¾
cup vegetable.
Pizza!!
Romaine Salad
Raw Veggie Sticks
Mandarin Oranges
Assorted Fresh Fruit
Milk
19
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Lunch $2.55 Student milk $0.50 Milk choice: 1% white or fat free chocolate & skim. Faculty & Staff Lunch $4.05 tax included. Now you can pay for your
meals on-line. Visit our website: www.westirondequoit.org . Once there, Food Services is listed under “District”. Menu is subject to change without notice.
This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer.
Looking for part-time employment while your children are in school? Call the Nutritional offices at 336-2953 and ask for Betsy!!