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Letter from the Principal As the 2019-20 school year draws to a close and summer break begins, I would like to take the oppor-tunity to express my gratitude for the support of our

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*Schedule Pickup information 2020-2021

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Meet the New Staff

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LPS Middle School Grading Practices

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School Fees 2020-2021

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*Euclid Calendar 2020-2021

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*WEB - Where Everyone Belongs Incoming 6th Grade Meet & Greet

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Euclid School Supply List 2020-2021

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T H E F A L C O N F L I E R

Euclid Middle School, Littleton Public Schools

Summer Reading Program

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LPS summer Lunch Program

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*All scheduled events subject to change based on the model of school selected for the start of the 2020-2021 school year.

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June 2020

Dear Euclid Parents and Community,

As the 2019-20 school year draws to a close and summer break begins, I would like to take the opportunity to express my gratitude for the support of our students, teachers, and school. I would also like to share how incredibly proud I am of our students espe-cially with the grit and perseverance shown in recent months.

As our district and school prepares for the start of the 2020-21 school year in August, a variety of scenarios may need to be considered during these exceptional times. As has been the case since the unprecedented time began in March, the situation continues to evolve. We recognize that this is an ever changing situation. Never before have we, as a large scale education community, not known exactly what to plan for in terms of the coming school year. We are in the challenging position of trying to make sense of the unknown, making the best decisions about prioritizing limited resources and providing reassurance and direction for our community. Please know that there is an LPS Task Force, Restart 2020-21, working on a multitiered plan using the input and feedback from parents, staff and students. Watch for communication from both Euclid and Littleton Public Schools in the coming weeks.

During the summer months, especially with many social distancing recommendations in place, students are encouraged to explore educational resources. Here is a great place to start: Euclid Home-School Resources. Here is also a family resource of “life skills” to explore at this link - Life Skills for Secondary Students

Additionally, I have great news! LPS was able to purchase Dreambox licenses for all K-8 students for this summer and the 20/21 school year. Please encourage your students to use the software throughout the summer. Know that student progress is attached to their student id number and next year's teachers will be able to see the progress that students make over the summer. Please remind students that in order to experience instructional benefit, students should be using the program a minimum of 3 times per week for a min-

imum of 15 minutes per day. See page 8 of this newsletter for information on a Euclid Dreambox competition.

Summer is a great time for fun and relaxation. It is also a great time for choice reading. Reading is a strong foundational skill for knowledge acquisition in all content areas. Please encourage your student to read over the summer months. Con-tained in this month’s edition of the Falcon Flier is an infographic on the impact of reading just 20 minutes a day. Some-times a student will say, “I don’t like to read.” The best response to this is, “We just haven’t found the right book for you, yet.”

The end of this school year brings some very special staff announcements and celebrations. Euclid has four individuals retiring this year. It is difficult to describe in words the positive impact and far reaching influence of these individuals. Col-lectively, they have given Euclid 72 years of experience and dedication, that is right, 72 years! Congratulations to the Euclid Retirees-

Becky Hayes - 8th grade Language Arts, 22 years at Euclid

Floren Rager - Special Education, 17 years at Euclid

Nalisha Cotter - Office Manager, 21 years at Euclid

Raso Markovic - Custodian, 12 years at Euclid

Additionally, we have two staff members who are leaving Euclid but will be “Forever Falcons” Goodbye to-

Britany Borel - special education teacher. Britany is staying in LPS and is moving to the elementary level.

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2020-2021* Dates at a Glance

July 28 Office Opens

August 11 Schedule Pick Up

And Student Pictures 10:00 A.M. - 12:00 P.M.

2:00 P.M. - 4:00 P.M.

August 12 WEB Orientation: Gym 6th Grade Meet & greet 9:00 A.M. - 12:00 P.M.

August 13 First Day of School

For All Grades 8:54 A.M. - 3:50 P.M.

August 20 Back to School Night

6:30 - 8:30 P.M.

*subject to final decisions from LPS and CDE on

the start of the school year

T H E F A L C O N F L I E R

Euclid Middle School, Littleton Public Schools

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STUDENT INFORMATION

If you have any changes to background information such as changes in address, phone number (work and home), health and medication, or emergency contact person(s), please contact the school so that your student’s records will be correct.

MOVING?

Please notify the Student Services Office if your student has registered but will not attend Euclid next year. Each school is required to track withdrawals, so please call 303-347-7810 (you may leave a voice mail message after hours) and let us know when your students will be withdrawing and where he/she will attend school It is very important for parents of current 5th graders to contact Euclid with this information, too, so that we can adjust enrollment if necessary.

Student Services News

Counselor: Mel inda Morris 303 -347-7820

Counselor: Tara Kolker 303-347 -7819

Social Worker: Mel issa Kirkpatrick 303 -347-3843

Registrar: Jul ie Hopson 303-347 -7810

Abi Kading - instrumental music teacher . Abi is moving back to Wisconsin to be closer to family.

Thank you for your strong support of our students. We simply couldn’t do it without you. Euclid Middle School and Littleton Public Schools continue to be the very best place in which to learn and teach. I feel very fortunate to be part of this amazing community. It’s been a fantastic year! We are hoping to see you in August.

Have a safe, healthy, and happy summer. Take care, Cindy Corlett Principal

Letter from the Principal (Continued from page 2)

YOU ARE INVITED!

Who: 6th Grade Students in August of 2019

What: Meet & Greet with Other 6th Graders

When: More Information to Come

Why: To Welcome You to Middle School!

You will meet great administrators, teachers, counse-lors, 8th graders, and other 6th grade students.

PLEASE plan on attending!

ATTENTION INCOMING 6th GRADERS

Where Everyone Belongs - WEB Attention all 6th grade students:

The sixth grade WEB orientation will be at the start of the school year. This is an optional activity but we en-courage all 6th grade students to attend.

The following activities will be part of the orientation

► A short assembly welcoming everyone to Euclid.

► Break out groups where students get an opportunity to meet other 6th graders and 8th grade WEB leaders.

► Question and answer session (in small groups) to ask anything they are worried, concerned, or just curious about.

► An entire school tour. Student’s will see classrooms, the cafeteria, locate the bathrooms, and the gym.

► More information to come.

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Information regarding the 2020-2021 school year

All dates and information is tentative

More information to be announced soon due to COVID-19 restrictions

ANNUAL FAMILY UPDATE in Infinite Campus is now activated and is required of each family. Log into your parent portal account and check the "Inbox" (scroll down under "messages") for a link. It is called "2020-21 Family Check In". If you don’t have a parent portal call 303-347-7815 to set one up.

2020-2021 PAY SCHOOL FEES—Fee Schedule Click to open fee schedule.

Online payments are quick and easy and make the start of the beginning of the year simple.

Online Payments begin on July 6th at noon. Click to pay online.

Please complete your online payment anytime between July 6th and August 9

Payment is recommended online by credit card to Fast Pass at schedule pick up. **This will enable you and your child to move more quickly through Schedule Pickup.**

INDIVIDUAL SCHOOL PICTURES

Individual student pictures will be taken during schedule pick up. (See schedule above)

For students not available for schedule pick up day there is a make up day on September 22.

You will receive a photo packet in the mail this summer.

The packet will also be available on schedule pick up day.

An online link will be available soon. IMMUNIZATIONS:

If you have an updated copy of your student’s shot record including Tdap and Chicken Pox confirmation.

Fax your immunization to 303-347-7830

Mail to 777 W. Euclid Avenue, Littleton, CO 80120

Deliver your immunization to Student Services when our office reopens in August

Immunization updates can be submitted at a later time, due to delay in medical appointments

2020-2021 School Supply List Click to open school supply list. 2020-2021 Euclid Family Calendar Click to open calendar . PTO Volunteer Sign-up Click here to volunteer . This information is collected by the PTO - You will receive the Sign up Genius emails for events.

AUGUST 11 - Tuesday

7th and 8th Graders 2020-2021 SCHEDULE PICK UP/ CHECK IN DAY PROCEDURES

(tentative—more information coming in July/August)

AUGUST 12 - Wednesday

6th Grade 2020-2021 SCHEDULE PICK UP/ CHECK IN and WEB Orientation

(tentative—more information coming in July/August)

AUGUST 13 - Thursday

FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL: Regular classes are 8:54 A.M. to 3:50 P.M. for all grades.

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Eighth Grade Fee Schedule 2020-2021

REQUIRED: Student Agenda $ 7.00 (Required for all students) Literacy Materials $16.00 (Required Language Arts) Exploratory Fees $30.00 (Required for class supplies for Art, Computers, Tech Ed, etc) SUB-TOTAL $53.00 OPTIONAL: PE T-shirt 7.00 (Highly suggested to pre-purchase now and will receive in PE Class) After School Activity Fee $20.00 (One time fee includes any and all clubs attended for the year.) Intramural Sports (Can pay now or at time of sport.) 2 or More Intramural Sports $60.00 Co-Ed Track $30.00 Girls Basketball $30.00 Wrestling $30.00 Boys Basketball $30.00 Girls Volleyball $30.00 Yearbook $35.00 (Delivered in May 2021. No extra copies ordered.) PTO Donation $25.00 (Optional suggested amount)

Sixth Grade Fee Schedule 2020-2021 REQUIRED: Student Agenda $ 7.00 (Required for all students) Literacy Materials $16.00 (Required Language Arts) Exploratory Fees $25.00 (Required for class supplies for Art, Computers, Tech Ed, etc) SUB-TOTAL $48.00 OPTIONAL: PE T-shirt 7.00 (Highly suggested to pre-purchase now and will receive in PE Class) After School Activity Fee $20.00 (One time fee includes any and all clubs attended for the year.) Intramural Sports (Can pay now or at time of sport.) 2 or More Intramural Sports $30.00 Co-Ed Basketball $15.00 Co-Ed Volleyball $15.00 Wrestling $15.00 Co-Ed Track $15.00 Yearbook $35.00 (Delivered in May 2021 No extra copies ordered.) PTO Donation $25.00 (Optional suggested amount)

Seventh Grade Fee Schedule 2020-2021

REQUIRED: Student Agenda $ 7.00 (Required for all students) Literacy Materials $16.00 (Required Language Arts) Exploratory Fees $30.00 (Required for class supplies for Art, Computers, Tech Ed, etc) SUB-TOTAL $53.00 OPTIONAL: PE T-shirt 7.00 (Highly suggested to pre-purchase now and will receive in PE Class) After School Activity Fee $20.00 (One time fee includes any and all clubs attended for the year.) Intramural Sports (Can pay now or at time of sport.) 2 or More Intramural Sports $40.00 Co-Ed Track $20.00 Girls Basketball $20.00 Wrestling $20.00 Boys Basketball $20.00 Girls Volleyball $20.00 Yearbook $35.00 (Delivered in May 2021. No extra copies ordered.) PTO Donation $25.00 (Optional suggested amount)

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PTO News

Check out the PTO Website!

Amy Gamber PTO President

Intramural Sports A big thank you to all coaches, parents, and participants of Euclid sports this year. Athletes excelled in Track and Field, Wrestling, Basketball, and Volleyball! We would like your feedback! Please e-mail cborel@lps.k12.co.us with your intramural sport experiences.

School Supply List

Click here for the 2020-2021 school supply list.

NEW Infinite Campus URL New link takes effect June 19

https://littletonco.infinitecampus.org/campus/littleton.jsp

Euclid Accountability Committee Application

Click here for the link to apply to be part of the Euclid Accountability Committee.

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Meet the New Staff Ben Baroch - Resource Teacher

I have been working with children for the past 8 years in settings ranging from juvenile corrections to treatment centers to public schools. Over the past three years, I taught special edu-cation, first at Shiloh Academy in Thornton, and most recently teaching Affective Needs at Aurora Hills Mid-dle School. In my free time, I enjoy the stereotypical Colorado activities with my fiancé Brita and dog Murphy (hiking, biking, camping, etc.) as well as playing bass guitar in my pop-punk

band (Stray the Course) and woodworking in my shop to create personal home furniture pieces. I am looking for-ward to joining the Euclid community and cannot wait to meet all of you in person!

Bonny Blankenship - Parapro I am so excited to be joining the Euclid Team. I have been teaching preschool at Highland Elementary for the last 5 years. I loved working with my pre-schoolers, their families and all of the Highland Staff. I am thrilled to contin-ue my journey and have the chance to work with middle schoolers and the great staff at Euclid. I am originally from Michigan and enjoy going back

every summer. My husband and I have two wonderful children. Summer will be a junior at Heritage and Ben will be in 7th grade here at Euclid. When I am not at school I enjoy spending time with my family. We love to play games, watch sports or play sports. I really like to spend time outdoors whether it be walking my two dogs, biking or trying to grow a garden. I am looking forward to being a Falcon!

Rebecca Bossert - Resource Teacher I grew up in Longmont, Colorado, and received my BA in psycholo-gy from the University of Colora-do at Boulder. Prior to becoming a teacher, I spent several years as a paraprofessional/behavior coach in St. Vrain Valley School Dis-trict. I received her MA in special education at the University of Northern Colorado and I’m enter-ing her 3rd year teaching in Little-ton Public Schools. I come to Eu-clid from Lenski Elementary/

Newton Middle and am excited to be joining the Euclid team. Outside of school, I enjoy outdoor sports, comedy, and reading.

Madison Elson - World Language Teacher I'm from Dayton, OH and moved to Colorado with my family after graduating high school. Before college, I worked in Douglas County at an elementary school where I fell in love with teaching and knew that it was something I wanted to do for the rest of my life, so I decided to study Educa-tion at the University of Colorado Boulder. At CU I studied Spanish

Language and Literature, Education, and received a minor in Studio Art. Learning a second language is something that I am very passionate about and has helped me connect with people all over the world in so many ways, and I am looking forward to sharing this with my students. As a first-year teacher, I am very excited to work with middle school students and can't wait for the upcoming school year at Euclid Middle School!

Amber Howard - 7th Grade Math Teacher I’m so excited to join the Falcon family. Next year will be my fourth year teaching. I was born, raised, and educated in Georgia, but I’ve spent the last three years teaching math and science in Florida. I have always loved math and science and studied chemistry in college. In my class-room, I focus on building meaningful relationships, making math relevant to students’ lives, and engaging stu-dents in rigorous tasks that promote critical thinking. I love teaching mid-dle school kids and am thankful for

the opportunity to positively impact their lives and pre-pare them for successful futures. My personal interests include Harry Potter, art, comedy, and music. In my free time, I enjoy traveling, spending time outdoors, and hanging out with my family, friends, and two cats. I can’t wait to move to Littleton and look forward to getting to know the students, staff, and community at Euclid.

Melissa Hunter - Admin Assistant to Principal I am a Native Coloradoan. I’m married with four grown children and 2 grandchildren. I enjoy, gar-dening, reading and attending car shows. I have been with LPS for 7 years and I’m looking forward to this next chapter in my career at Euclid!

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Andrew Holcombe - Instrumental Music Teacher I am so excited to be joining Eu-clid for my ninth year of teaching! After graduating from the Univer-sity of Northern Colorado in 2012, I taught band at University Schools to 6-12 grade students in Greeley. In May of 2016 I com-pleted a Master of Music degree from UNC and accepted a band teaching position at Creighton

Middle School and the Lakewood Area Elementary Schools. I have performed regularly with the Fort Collins Wind Symphony, Colorado Wind Ensemble, with local bands and in musical productions, and have presented clin-ics at the Colorado Bandmasters Association Convention. Recently I received the "Outstanding Young Bandmaster" award from the Music Honor Fraternity, Phi Beta Mu, and am an active member of several professional organiza-tions. In my free time I love spending time with my wife and daughter (and our two cats), as well as cycling, hiking, seeing live performances and playing games. I am looking forward to teaching in LPS and joining what looks like a great staff at Euclid!

Dreambox Summer Competition

“Competition is a good thing, it forces us to do our best!” Goal: Complete 30 or more minutes per week of Dreambox throughout the summer to engage your mind, practice your math skills and win prizes.

Who: All current Euclid students, even those moving on to High School!

How: Login to Dreambox using these instructions linked here and complete 30 minutes or more per week to be entered into drawings that occur every other week in the summer. The more weeks that you achieve 30 minutes, the more, chances you have to win! We will be sending prizes to you. All you have to do is complete 30 minutes or more each week! (We can see your time usage from the teacher view.)

When: Drawings will be held on the following days. So make sure you have minutes done by these dates. June 12th June 26th July 10th July 24th

Bonus: Students that complete over 6 hours by August 7th will be entered to win additional prizes.

Nina Van Noy - 6th Grade LA Teacher I grew up in Lincoln, Nebraska and completed my first year of college at Nebraska-Lincoln. Once I had the chance to visit my sister at Colorado Christian University, I decided to trans-fer schools before my sophomore year of college. I started studying Secondary English Education at CCU, and for my first field experience, I was place at none other than Euclid Middle School! I loved the team and the school, so I chose to stay with Euclid for my sec-ond field experience and student teach-ing. I have such a heart for middle

schoolers, and I am so excited that I get to continue my teaching career with the Falcon Family!

Parent CalendarEuclid Middle School 2020-2021*

AUGUST 2020 SEPTEMBER 2020

M T W Th F M T W Th F

SS Start of School

Conf. Conferences 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4

BTSN Back to School Night SS

9 End of 9 Weeks 10 11 12 13 14 7 8 9 10 11

* End of Semester BTSN Conf.

Holiday 17 18 19 20 21 14 15 16 17 18

Nonstudent Day1 Hour Late Start 24 25 26 27 28 21 22 23 24 25

31 28 29 30

OCTOBER 2020 NOVEMBER 2020 DECEMBER 2020

M T W Th F M T W Th F M T W Th F

1 2 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4

5 6 7 8 9 9 10 11 12 13 7 8 9 10 11

Conf. Conf. 9

12 13 14 15 16 16 17 18 19 20 14 15 16 17 18*

Thanksgiving Week Winter Break

19 20 21 22 23 23 24 25 26 27 21 22 23 24 25

Winter Break

26 27 28 29 30 30 28 29 30 31

JANUARY 2021 FEBRUARY 2021 MARCH 2021

M T W Th F M T W Th F M T W Th F

Winter Break Conf. 9

1 1 2 3 4 5

4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 8 9 10 11 12

Conf.

11 12 13 14 15 8 9 10 11 12 15 16 17 18 19

18 19 20 21 22 15 16 17 18 19 22 23 24 25 26

25 26 27 28 29 22 23 24 25 26 29 30 31

APRIL 2021 MAY 2021 Parent Teacher Conferences

M T W Th F M T W Th F September 17 - Scheduled

October 14 and 15 - All School

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 February 11 - Scheduled

March 4 - Student Led / Arena

5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

Continuation Nonstudent Days

12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21* October 15, 16 & 19 January 4

March 5 April 26

19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

Every Wednesday

26 27 28 29 30 31 PLC Late Start

IMPORTANT DATES *All dates pending the format of

Start of School Aug. 13 Martin Luther King Day Jan. 18 school for the 2020-2021 school

Back to School Night Aug. 20 President's Day Feb. 15 year.

Labor Day Sept. 7 Spring Break Mar. 22-26

Thanksgiving Vacation Nov. 23-27 Continuation 2:00 PM May 20

Winter Break Dec. 21 - Jan. 1 Last Day for Students May 21

Memorial Day May 31

Middle School Grading Practices  

Beginning in the 2020-21 school year LPS middle schools will be reporting student progress in a new way. We believe it is important to implement equitable grading practices that are based on growth/mastery of essential learning, not behavior/work habits.    

 Research tells us that grades need to be:  

● An accurate reflection of student learning and achievement.   ● Meaningful to students and support their learning.   ● Consistent across teachers, grades and courses.  

 

 To achieve the new grading practices, students will receive two grades at the end of each grading period.    

● CONTENT GRADE: A content grade represents student demonstration of what a student knows and can do in relation to content standards and/or skills. This grade will be reported on a traditional letter grading scale of A, B, C, D, IE(Insufficient Evidence).  

● WORK HABITS GRADE: A work habits grade represents student demonstration of behaviors related to work completion, preparedness for learning, participation, and following classroom expectations. This grade will be reported on a numeric grading scale of : 

○ 4 - Demonstrates Consistently ○ 3 - Demonstrates Frequently ○ 2 - Demonstrates Occasionally ○ 1 - Demonstrates Rarely 

 

 When students receive feedback and grades specific to learning goals and targets, it will provide them a more accurate measurement of their learning. They gain a greater understanding of skills and knowledge related to areas of strength and areas for improvement. Reporting work habits separate from content grades will also help students understand behaviors that help their learning experiences and behaviors that do not help.  

 

 Before school begins in the fall, your school will be communicating more specific information about this new grading practice. You will be provided opportunities to learn more about how grading will be very similar to what past practices have been and how this new reporting process will benefit your child.

Why Read 20 Minutes at Home? Student A Reads Student B Reads Student C Reads

20 minutes per day. 5 minutes per day. 1 minute per day 3,600 minutes per school year. 900 minutes per school year. 180 minutes per school year. 1,800,000 words per year. 282,000 words per year. 8,000 words per year.

!!!!!

!! !

Scores in the 90th percentile on standardized tests.

Scores in the 50th percentile on standardized tests.

Scores in the 10th percentile on standardized tests.

If they start reading for 20 minutes per night in Kindergarten, by the end of 6th grade, Student A will have read for the equivalent of 60 school days, Student B will have read for 12 school days, and Student C will have read for 3.

(Nagy and Herman, 1987.)

Want to be a better reader? Simply read.

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Summer Lunch Program Information

We will be continuing to operate our bus route meal distribution. We have added one stop to route 4, thus the times have changed slightly for stops on that route. We will no longer be operating at Field Elementary, instead, we will have a bus stop for this location. Please see the attached documents with updated information.

We will also have meal distribution out of East Elementary and Littleton High School for drive-up/walk-through meal distribution. The times for these sites are: East Elementary: 10:30 AM-1:00 PM Pick-up location: Near the bus lanes on the West side of the building.

Littleton High School: 11:45 AM-12:45 PM Pick-up location: Near the cafeteria entrance on the South side of the building (Littleton Blvd)

Meal distribution at the bus stops and sites will be Monday, Wednesday, Friday. We will not be distributing meals on Monday, May 25th in observance of Memorial Day.

The LPS website will be updated on Friday afternoon with the new schedule/locations.

For additional updates, please check out our social media channels. Facebook: www.facebook.com/lpsnutritionservices Instagram: @lps_nutrition_services Twitter: @lps_nutrition

Euclid Summer Reading Program In an effort to encourage students to continue to read over the summer, we are pleased to announce our summer reading program. Incoming seventh and eighth graders are required to read two books over the summer and thoughtfully fill out one reading record form (linked here) for each book; they will receive credit in their Language Arts classes at the start of the next school year. Students may choose to read fiction or nonfiction and complete the corresponding reading record. Click on these links for library information and lists of popular titles:

Euclid Library http://littletonpublicschools.net/schools/euclid-middle-school/library

Bemis Public Library http://www.littletongov.org/index.aspx?page=128

Arapahoe Library District: https://arapahoelibraries.org/

Douglas County Libraries: http://douglascountylibraries.org/

American Library Association: http://www.ala.org/yalsa/booklists/bbya

Young Adult Reads: http://www.yareads.com/

Teen Reads: http://www.teenreads.com/

Book Spot/Young Adult: http://www.bookspot.com/youngadultfeature.htm

Young Adult Book Reviews: http://youngadultbookreviews.com/

Students can use these sites as suggestions, but are not limited by them. Keep in mind, reading a nonfiction book is one task students can complete on their way to earning their first falcon feather. Please encourage your child to choose books that he/she is excited about reading. Have a great summer. -Euclid Language Arts Department

LET'SEAT!

FREE BREAKFAST AND LUNCH FOR ALL KIDS 18 & UNDERBUS STOPS AND SCHOOL LOCATIONSMEALS MUST BE CONSUMED OFF-SITEUPDATED ROUTE BEGINS MAY 27THPLEASE NOTE: WE WILL NOT BE SERVING MEALS ONMONDAY, MAY 25TH IN OBSERVANCE OF MEMORIAL DAY.

Bus Route 1Powers Park 10:18 AM-10:28 AM

Highland Elementary 10:37 AM-10:47 AMFranklin Elementary 10:50 AM-11:00 AMPeabody Elementary 11:41 AM-11:51 AMLenski Elementary 11:58 AM-12:08 PM

Bus Route 2Twain Elementary 10:26 AM-10:36 AM

Sandburg Elementary 10:41 AM-10:51 AMAmes Park 10:58 AM-11:08 AM

Arapaho Park 12:20 PM-12:30 PMHomestead Farm II Pool 12:40 PM-12:50 PM

Bus Route 3Sterne Park 10:23 AM-10:33 AM

Euclid Middle School 10:39 AM-10:49 AMHeritage High School 10:56 AM-11:06 AMWriters Vista Park 11:57 AM-12:07 PM

Powell Middle 12:14 PM-12:24 PM

Bus Route 4Field Elementary 9:56 AM- 10:16 AM

Wilder Elementary 10:34 AM-10:44 AMGoddard Middle School 10:50 AM-11:00 AM

Centennial Elementary 11:03 AM-11:13 AMGeneva Park 12:03 PM-12:13 PM

Denver Seminary 12:20 PM-12:30 PMAspen Grove Shopping Center 12:35 PM-12:45 PM

LITTLETON PUBLIC SCHOOLS

MEAL LOCATIONS AND TIMES(MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY)

School SitesLittleton High School 11:45 AM- 12:45 PM

East Elementary 10:30 AM- 1:00 PM

¡A COMER!DESAYUNO Y ALMUERZO GRATIS PARA TODOS LOS NIÑOSHASTA DE 18 AÑOSPARADAS DE AUTOBUSES Y LUGARES EN LAS ESCUELASLAS COMIDAS DEBEN CONSUMIRSE FUERA DEL SITIOEL HORARIO ACTUALIZADO COMIENZA EL 27 DE MAYO.NO VAMOS A SERVIR COMIDAS EL 25 DE MAYO ENOBSERVANCIA DEL DÍA MEMORIAL.

Ruta del autobús 1Powers Park 10:18 AM-10:28 AM

Primaria Highland 10:37 AM-10:47 AMPrimaria Franklin 10:50 AM-11:00 AMPrimaria Peabody 11:42 AM-11:52 AMPrimaria Lenski 11:58 AM-12:08 PM

Ruta del autobús 2Primaria Twain 10:26 AM-10:36 AM

Primaria Sandburg 10:41 AM-10:51 AMAmes Park 10:58 AM-11:08 AM

Arapaho Park 12:20 PM-12:30 PMHomestead Farm II Alberca 12:40 PM-12:50 PM

Ruta del autobús 3Sterne Park 10:23 AM-10:33 AM

Secundaria Euclid 10:39 AM-10:49 AMPreparatoria Heritage 10:56 AM-11:06 AM

Writers Vista Park 11:57 AM-12:07 PMSecundaria Powell 12:14 PM-12:24 PM

Ruta del autobús 4Primaria Field 9:56 AM-10:16 AM

Primaria Wilder 10:34 AM-10:44 AMSecundaria Goddard 10:50 AM-11:00 AMPrimaria Centennial 11:03 AM-11:13 AM

Geneva Park 12:03 PM-12:13 PMDenver Seminario 12:20 PM-12:30 PM

Aspen Grove Shopping Center 12:35 PM-12:45 PM

ESCUELAS PÚBLICAS DE LITTLETON

LUGARES Y HORARIOS DE COMIDA(LUNES, MIÉRCOLES, VIERNES)

En las escuelas:Preparatoria Littleton 11:45 AM- 12:45 PM

Primaria East 10:30 AM- 1:00 PM