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2408 Meadow Lake Drive Naperville, lllinois 60564 Phone: 630/428-7100 Fax: 630/428-7101 Lena Guerrieri, Principal

WELCOME BACK KENDALL FAMILIES!

WELCOME FOR THE FIRST TIME KENDALL KINDERGARTENERS AND NEW STUDENTS!

Summer2014

Dear Kendall Families:

Welcome to the 2014 -2015 school year! I know there remains a few weeks of summer vacation left, so do enjoy every minute. It has been a busy summer in the Kendall office as we plan for the upcoming opening of school. As we prepare for a new school year we will continue our goals in improving student learning and high achievement.

Staff members have continued to work throughout summer on professional development in Common Core Standard instruction for math and literacy. Work was completed both at building and district levels. I am proud that Kendall staff represented lifelong learning and the desire to improve current instructional practice that will improve student achievement even during summer break!

This year will include many familiar and some new routines and practices. The essentials will be outlined and provided in this packet for ALL new families as well as those who are returning to Kendall. The Kendall Parent Handbook will be available on line at http://kendall.ipsd.org for more detailed information regarding Kendall's policies and procedures. In addition, District 204's Parent-Student Handbook is available on line at http://www.ipsd.org.

Effective communication supports and provides students with the best possible support to be successful. Continued opportunities will be offered electronically. For classroom and grade level communication, you will have log in access to Edline, your teacher's home page. Messages from our school office will be posted on our building website http://kendall.ipsd.org and our listserv. You will also receive Connect Ed phone messages from me throughout the school year. Effective communication is also supported with personal contact to our school office (630-428-7100) if you have any questions or concerns. We are happy to hear from you. For your convenience, we have provided a handout in this packet to ensure efficiency in the communication process.

Parents will be able to access classroom assignments starting August 18th in eSchoolPlus. To learn your child's classroom, you will need the eSchoolPlus usernarne and password that you used to update your child's registration and mailed to new students. You can then access the info1mation at https://horneaccess.ipsd.org/HomeAccess. If you do not have your usernarne and password, please call our school office (630-428-7100) for assistance.

Our school district will continue late start time for students on Wednesday mornings for the 2014-2015 school year. During this time school wide professional development opportunities are made available for our teachers. Collaborative work to improve student learning will occur each Wednesday before school. The start of the school day will be adjusted slightly. Elementary students will begin school at 9:15 am instead of the usual 9:05. If you are unable to make the 10 minute adjustment you will be allowed to drop off your child at 8:50 am as on other days. Supervision will be provided. Please feel free to call our school office for clarification.

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday- 8:50 am doors open - 9:05 am school begins Wednesdays only- 9:00 am doors open- 9:15 am school begins

School supply kits for 2014-2015 that were preordered through our PTA will be available for pick up in our gym on Thursday, August 14th from 5-7 pm.

New Faces, New Places • Mrs. Dawes will teach English as a Learned Language (ELL) • Ms. Jenkins will be our Learning Media Center (LMC) Director • Mrs. Lambert will be our Interventionist

Sections for 2014-2015 school year are as follows:

Kindergarten -2 sections First Grade -2 sections Second Grade - 3 sections Third Grade - 3 sections Fourth Grade - 3 sections Fifth Grade - 3 sections

Locations of grade levels for this school year are:

Kindergarten, I st grade, & 4th grade will be on our first floor. 2nd grade, 3rd grade, & 5th grade will be on our second floor.

Kendall School needs your help to maximize its potential. A partnership amongst parents, staff and children is vitally important. Please help to foster this partnership by joining our PTA, attending school functions and monitoring your child's educational progress. If you have the time, volunteer to work in some capacity through our PTA. Your participation at Kendall makes this such a dynamic place for students to grow!

I hope you enjoy the remaining days of surmner vacation. I look forward to the upcoming school year!

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Summer 2014

Dear Kendall Families,

I hope you all have been enjoying your summer break despite Mother Nature giving us fall like

temperatures in July! Even though we still have several weeks to enjoy before school starts, I just want to sneak a few dates on your calendar to get you ready for the new school year!

Thursday, August 14th, 5-?pm in Kendall Gym - School Supply Kit Pick Up This is for those that have preordered their school supply kits at the end of last year. There

will be a few extra on hand per grade level available for purchase that night but they will be

first come, first serve.

Thursday, Aug 21st, 2: 30pm on the blacktop - Ice Cream Social Please join the PTA for an Ice Cream Social following the teacher Meet & Greet. Andy's Frozen

Custard in Bolingbrook will provide cookies and cream custard to us free of charge. For your

convenience, we have listed the ingredients in their frozen custard. We ask for your assistance

in limiting this event to current Kendall students and their younger siblings so that we can

ensure that we have enough custard for all our students.

Tuesday, September znd, 5-9pm - Kendall PT A Restaurant Night at Chipotle Chipotle is very generous with their fundraisers and gives 50% of the sales back to the

organization. Last year, your support of this fundraiser raised $600 for Kendall PTA in just one

night! Please consider stopping by Chipotle on Sept. 2nd to support Kendall students through our

PTA.

Tuesday, September 23rd, 9:15am in the MPR - Parent Welcome Back Coffee Please join the PTA for our Parent Welcome back Coffee. This will be a great opportunity to

meet other parents, our PTA Executive Board Members, plus the chance to learn about the

Kendall PTA and all it offers.

The Kendall PT A has many more things in store for the students this year and we look forward

to partnering with our parents to make it all happen! Whether you have 1 hour or many hours to

give; please consider volunteering your time and talent to the Kendall PT A.

Thank you for your continued support!

Donna Tipton

PTA President

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Vitamin C QO/o

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2408 Meadow Lake Drive Naperville, Illinois 60564 Phone: 630/428-7100 Fax: 6301428-7101 Lena Guerrieri, Principal

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ELEMENTARY SCHOOL*

Mon., 8/4 Wed., 8/6 Thurs., 8/14 Mon., 8/18

Thurs., 8/21

Tues., 8/26

Wed., 8/27

Mon., 9/1 Wed., 9/3 Mon., 9/8

IMPORTANT AUGUST/SEPTEMBER DATES (also available in our office and our website, http://kendall.ipsd.org)

DON'T FORGET LATE START WEDNESDAYS DOORS OPEN AT 9:00 AM - SCHOOL BEGINS AT 9:15 AM

9:30-10:30 AM New Families Only Orientation

6:00-6:4 5 PM PTA Market Day Pick Up (gym) 5:00-7:00 PM PTA School Supply Pick Up (gym)

4 :30 PM Classroom Assignments Available Online (httQs://homeaccess.iQsd.org/HomeAccess}

2:00-2:30 PM Meet & Greet 2:30-3:00 PM PT A Welcome Back Social - (on blacktop-weather

permitting) First Day of School for grades 1-5

8:50-9:05 AM Students meet their teachers and classmates on

the blacktop. Teachers will hold signs to identify themselves. Students enter the building with their teachers. (Sorry, teachers and students only beyond this point.)

Kindergarten follows adjusted schedule - see following page

3:35 PM Student Dismissal (practice before 1st day is recommended)

FRONT EAST EXIT (#2) - Front

East Walkers/Commercial Daycare/Bus

FRONT WEST EXIT (#12)- Front

West Walkers

CENTER BACK EXIT (#9) - South Walkers/Bike Riders (black top area)

REAR GYM DOORS (#5) - Side Car

Rider Pick Up

FRONT EAST EXIT (#2) - Front Car

Pick Up/Carpoolers (three or more students)

9:15AM-3:35 PM Late Start Day- see memo included in principal's letter Kindergarten First Regular Schedule Day NO SCHOOL - Labor Day

9:15 AM Late Start Day NO SCHOOL - Building A1iiculation Day

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Wed., 9/10 Wed., 9/17

Tues., 9/23

Wed., 9/24

Thurs., 9/25

9:15 AM

9:15 AM 9:15 AM

5:45-6:30 PM 6:30-7:10 PM 7:20-8:00 PM 9:15 AM

9:15 AM 6:00-7:00 PM

PTA Executive Board Meeting with Chair People (multipurpose room - mpr) Late Start Day Late Start Day

Curriculum Night Project Arrow Session Session One Session Two PTA General Meeting with Welcome Back Coffee and Room Parents (mpr) Late Start Day PTA Market Day Pick Up (gym) Student Picture Day by HR Imaging

KINDERGARTEN SCHEDULE INFORMATION

Class Times

9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.

11 :00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

1 :00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m.

KINDERGARTEN

FIRST DAY

"MODIFIED" (One hour only with parents)

Tuesday, August 26th

Last Names Beginning With:

A- K

L-Q

R- Z

The kindergarten teacher will meet you in the front vestibule of our school. Enter main doors (#1). If the scheduled time above does not work for your family, please let the office know (630-428-7100). We will be happy to notify the teacher that you will attend with another group.

9:00 a.m.

9:15 a.m. 3:35 p.m.

KINDERGARTEN

SECOND DAY

"REGULAR FULL & ALSO LATE START DAY"

Wednesday, August 27th

Regular drop off points may be used. Kindergarten students will be directed by staff from drop off points to the kindergarten teachers. School day begins. Kindergarten students are dismissed under staff supervision with the grades 1-5 students.

• Front East Walkers/Commercial Daycare & Bus FRONT EAST EXIT (#2)

• Front West Walkers FRONT WEST EXIT (#12)

• South Walkers/Bike Riders CENTER BACK DOORS (#9)

• Car Riders (those not carpooling) REAR GYM DOORS (#5)

• Carpoolers (three or more students) FRONT EAST DOORS (#2)

KINDERGARTEN

KENDALL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SUPPLY LIST

2014-2015

(Only label folders with student na1ne - supplies are for con1n1unity classroon1 use.) Round nose "Fiskars11 scissors 2 boxes of 24 twistable Crayola crayons 12 #2 (sharpened) pencils 2 bottles of 4 oz. glue (Elmer's brand) 6 glue sticks 1 folder with pockets 1 box of 200 count tissues 1 box 8 washable colored markers (Crayola brand)

2 Expo low odor dry erase markers Ear Buds Art smock (old Jong sleeve T-shirt) labeled \Vith name Book bag or backpack Gym shoes (rubber-soled "tennis shoes") that cover heels and toes

GRADEi Round nose "Fiskars'1 scissors 1 box of24 crayons (no 1nore than 24 please) I bottle of \.Vhite 4 oz. glue 4 glue sticks I school supply box, 811x5"x2" I box tissues 4 folders, double bottom pockets, 9"xl2" (bendable) 6 #2 pencils 1 pink eraser 4 Expo low odor dry erase 1narkers I clean sock (for erasing dry erase board) I lined spiral notebook, 8 Yi"xl 1" WIDE ruled I box Ziploc quart size slider bags (girls only) 1 box Ziploc gallon slider bags (boys only) I package of unscented baby \Yipes Ear Buds Art stnock (old long sleeve T-shirt) labeled with name Book bag or backpack Gy1n shoes (rubber-soled "tennis shoes") that cover heels and toes

GRADE2 I box of24 crayons (no more than 24 please) 3 glue sticks I zipper pencil pouch (no boxes please)

2 box tissues 3 folders, double bottom pockets, 9"x12" (bendable) I filler paper 150 ct. WIDE ruled

24 #2 pencils 2 pink erasers I red ballpoint pen I box 8 colored pencils

2 Expo low odor dry erase makers 1 clean sock (for erasing dry erase board) 3 lined spiral notebooks, 8 l/i"xl l ", 70-100 pages (blue, green, red) 1 package I 00 blank \Vhite 3x5 index cards I box Ziploc I quart freezer slider bags (girls only) I package of unscented baby wipes I roll paper towels (boys only)

Ear Buds Art sn1ock (old long sleeve T-shirt) labeled \Vith name Book bag or backpack Gym shoes (rubber-soled "tennis shoes") that cover heels and toes

GRADE3 Scissors 711 size 1 box 24 crayons 2 glue sticks 1 zipper pencil pouch (no boxes please) 2 boxes tissues 5 folders, double pocket, 9"x12" NO TRAPPER KEEPER PLEASE 1 12" ruler with centimeter scale 2 packages 8Yi"xl1" \.Vhite, wide ruled notebook paper 10 #2 pencils 2 pink erasers 2 pens 1 box 8 colored pencils 1 highlighter 2 thick Expo low odor dry erase markers 1 clean sock (for erasing dry erase board) 2 lined spiral notebooks, 8Yi"xl1", 70 pages I co1nposition notebook (vvide ruled) I package 3"x3" post-its 2 packages 100 blank white 3x5 index cards 1 box Ziploc 1 quart freezer slider bags (boys only) I package of unscented baby wipes (girls only) Ear Buds Art smock (old long sleeve T-shirt) labeled with name Book bag or backpack Gym shoes (rubber-soled "tennis shoes") that cover heels and toes

GRADE4 Scissors ?"size I box 24 crayons 6 glue sticks and toes I zipper pencil pouch (no boxes please) 2 box tissues l (6-12) pocket plastic expandable folder

NO TRAPPER KEEPERS PLEASE 1 "fun11 pocket folder 1 1211 ruler \Vith standard & ccntin1eter scale 1 half circle protractor (CLEAR - WITHOUT ARM/ 8 1h"xl 1" white, \vide ruled notebook paper 16 #2 pencils 1 box 8 colored pencils 1 yellow highlighter 1 box thick 8 washable colored markers (Crayola brand) 1 box thin 8 washable colored markers (Crayola brand) 2 Expo low odor dry erase markers 2 lined spiral notebooks, 8 1/211 x l l 't, 70 pages 1 package 3 "x3" post-its I package 100 blank \Vhite 3x5 index cards 1 box Ziploc 1 quart freezer slider bags 1 package of unscented baby wipes (boys only) 1 roll paper towels (girls only) Ear Buds Art smock (old long sleeve T-shirt) labeled with name Book bag or backpack Gym shoes (rubber-soled "tennis shoes") that cover heels and toes

Grade 5 Scissors 711 size 1 box 24 crayons 4 glue sticks I zipper pencil pouch (no boxes please) 2 box tissues 2 folders, double pocket, 9"xl2" 1 (6-12) pocket plastic expandable folder NO TRAPPER KEEPERS PLEASE 1 12" ruler with centimeter scale 1 half circle protractor (CLEAR - WITHOUT ARM/ 81h"xl 1" white, wide ruled notebook paper (boys only) 24 #2 pencils 1 pink eraser 2 red ink pens 2 pens (black or blue) 1 box 8 colored pencils 2 yellow highlighters 1 box thin 8 \Vashable colored markers (Crayola brand) 2 Expo low odor dry erase markers (no yellow please) 1 \Vhite board eraser or 1 clean sock (for dry erase board) 3 lined spiral wide ruled notebook, 8 1h"x 11 '', 70 pages 3 packages 3"x3" post-its (girls only) 1 package 100 blank white 3x5 index cards (boys only) 1 box Ziploc I quart freezer slider bags (girls only) 1 package of unscented baby wipes (boys only) 1 roll paper to\vels (girls only lG flash drive Ear Buds Art s1nock (old long sleeve T-shirt) labeled with name Book bag or backpack Gy1n shoes (rubber-soled "tennis shoes") that cover heels

Please note: Consumable supplies may need to be replenished throughout the year.

PL EAS E R EAD CAR EFULLY

Drop-Off/Pick-Up Information

Effective 14-15 School Year:

Kendall's side drop-off/pick-up will be available to all cars, regardless of subdivision.

Kendall's front drop-off/pick-up will be available to carpoolers with three or more children only and daycare transportation. Carpoolers and daycare will need to make a left turn out of the front circle. No right turns are allowed. Our drop-off/pick-up lines work with everyone's cooperation. Please remember to:

• Obey signage. • Remain in your cars. • Keep the line moving. • Both circle drives have two ways to approach. Please give one, take one when entering. • Obey no parking signs on Pradel Dr. and Meadow Lake Dr. By doing so prevents safety

concerns for students. • Staff parking lot drop off and pick up is prohibited. It is unsafe for children to cross through

moving vehicles in our pick up lines.

Other Related Drop-Off/Pick-Up Reminders

• Place a sign in the passenger car window indicating the first and last names of students being picked up.

• Make sure that your children can open their own doors, buckle their own seat belts, and have backpacks, umbrellas, etc. ready to go.

• Give one, take one as you enter the circle drive. • Use only the area between the two portable white signs for drop-off/pick-up. Pull up as far

as possible, and watch for staff members to direct this process. • Pull around and wait in front of the loading zone if your children are not ready for pick up. • Reinforce with your children that their "job" outside is to watch for your car. • Remain in your vehicles. • Be patient.

Waving and crossing children across Meadow Lake Drive and Pradel Drive is

not allowed. Please follow the guidelines put in place to ensure student safety.

Utilize our City of Naperville designated cross walk areas or pick-up lines

where there is staff supervision.

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FOOD AT SCHOOL POLICIES

The responsibility to keep every child safe and healthy at school is imperative. The following policies have been developed with the assistance of an advisory committee made up of staff members and parents. Please keep in mind the following when reviewing them:

• In recent years there has been an increase of students with serious, even life-threatening allergies.

• Childhood obesity poses a significant concern across our nation.

Thank you for your cooperation.

Nutrition Snacks

Educational research suggests that students require nutrition at regular intervals throughout the day. In addition to a healthy breakfast, lunch, and dinner, students are encouraged to eat a daily nutrition snack at a time designated by the classroom teacher. This opportunity to "feed the brain" is voluntary but strongly encouraged. Only healthy snacks are permitted. Dessert-type snacks will not be allowed. Many of our classrooms are designated peanut free. A note is sent home identifying those classes by our school nurse.

Food/Treats at School

To ensure the safety of all students, any food brought into classrooms by parents or staff members must have prior approval from the principal and nurse. Five day notice will be necessary for the review of nutritional information to secure this approval.

Food items or treats will not be permitted during presentations by parents in the classroom.

Special room events are sponsored by the PTA in conjunction with Fall and Valentine's Day. Crafts made from food products, candy in valentines, and/or take home treats will not be permitted.

Birthday Celebrations

Birthdays, including half-birthdays for those whose bi1ihdays do not occur while school is in session, are recognized during morning am1ouncements and include a trip to the office for a birthday pencil. A classroom gift such as a game for indoor recess or special book is a welcomed salute to the birthday child. Treats and balloons are not allowed.

KENDALL LUNCH & RECESS SCHEDULE 2014-2015

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4THGRADE

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10:50-ll:lOLUNCH 11:10-11:25 RECESS

11:15 -11:35 LUNCH 11 :35 - 11 :50 RECESS

11:40 -12:00 LUNCH 12:00 - 12:15 RECESS

12:05 - 12:25 LUNCH 12:25 - 12:40 RECESS

12:30 - 12:50 LUNCH 12:50 - 1:05 RECESS

12:55 - 1:15 LUNCH 1:15 - 1:30 RECESS

WHERETO GO IF YOU HA VE A CONCERN

Generally speaking1 questions or concerns should first be discussed with the staff member

who is closest to the situation. It is always best to follow the chain of command to ensure

that all parties involved are properly informed of the situation. Parents should expect a response from the staff person listed, or his or her designee, within one business day to

discuss their concern.

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