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PCCS : Field Weekly Newsletter 3-11-22

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Press release from Plymouth-Canton Community Schools:

03/11/2022 7:00 PM

Hello Field Families,

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  • We are excited to share with you that beginning Monday, March 14th our new main office will be open.  Please use the main entry when your child arrives late to school or if you are picking your child up early from school.  Our arrival and dismissal process will remain the same with students who are walking or using the car loop using their classroom entry door.

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  • P-CCS Extended Day Summer registration began on Monday, March 7.  Registration is done on a first-come, first-serve basis as space allows. Wait lists will follow as enrollment fills up. This camp is for completed Y5s/K-8 grade students.  Class sizes will be limited to 15-20 students per room.  There will be limited field trips in 2022.  This year’s camp will be located at Bentley Elementary School.

Registration fees must be paid on-line during the on-line registration process in order to secure your summer camp spot. Registration fee is $85 first child, $80 for siblings. (includes T-shirt fee)  Registration fees are nonrefundable. $220 per week 1st child, $198 per week each additional child

The first day of camp is June  21, 2022 and the last day is August 19, 2022.  Camp is offered for 9 weeks during the summer. 

  • P-CCS is now hiring several Extended Day staff positions. These positions serve the before and after school care programs at the elementary and middle schools. The positions pay between $12.15 and $16.33 per hour.  Hiring bonuses of up to $1,000 are included once a candidate completes the 60-day probationary period. For more information on these positions, please click on this link: https://hr.applicantcentral.com/pccs/Job_List.aspx  Job titles include Club Connection Site Director, Kids’ Time Site Director, Kids’ Time Program Assistant, and Kids’ Time Floater.

 

  • The Canton Police Department is continuing to focus its efforts on traffic safety around local school buildings in the community.  The department has received numerous complaints about traffic around various schools in the area, specifically motorists disregarding traffic controls around the Plymouth-Canton Educational Park (Canton, Plymouth, and Salem High Schools) during the past week.

                                                                                

In an effort to promote safety and educate drivers, the department has assigned

additional patrol units to select school areas during peak problem hours

(morning arrival and afternoon dismissal).  In addition to this increased traffic

enforcement, police encourage drivers to take advantage of other methods to

help alleviate the long lines of traffic such as carpooling or using alternate

routes if possible.

                                        

The Canton Police Department will continue to assist with the traffic issues as Plymouth-Canton Community Schools works to resolve the issue.

 

  • For the month of March our school-wide SEL focus will be on the topic of determination.  Here is the link to a video showing what determination looks like in our elementary schools in the district.  https://youtu.be/4YrfcaPFSZc

 

 

 

Thank you for your continued support of Field Elementary. 

~Mrs. Thomas

Hello Field Families,

 

  • We are excited to share with you that beginning Monday, March 14th our new main office will be open.  Please use the main entry when your child arrives late to school or if you are picking your child up early from school.  Our arrival and dismissal process will remain the same with students who are walking or using the car loop using their classroom entry door.

 

  • P-CCS Extended Day Summer registration began on Monday, March 7.  Registration is done on a first-come, first-serve basis as space allows. Wait lists will follow as enrollment fills up. This camp is for completed Y5s/K-8 grade students.  Class sizes will be limited to 15-20 students per room.  There will be limited field trips in 2022.  This year’s camp will be located at Bentley Elementary School.

Registration fees must be paid on-line during the on-line registration process in order to secure your summer camp spot. Registration fee is $85 first child, $80 for siblings. (includes T-shirt fee)  Registration fees are nonrefundable. $220 per week 1st child, $198 per week each additional child

The first day of camp is June  21, 2022 and the last day is August 19, 2022.  Camp is offered for 9 weeks during the summer. 

  • P-CCS is now hiring several Extended Day staff positions. These positions serve the before and after school care programs at the elementary and middle schools. The positions pay between $12.15 and $16.33 per hour.  Hiring bonuses of up to $1,000 are included once a candidate completes the 60-day probationary period. For more information on these positions, please click on this link: https://hr.applicantcentral.com/pccs/Job_List.aspx  Job titles include Club Connection Site Director, Kids’ Time Site Director, Kids’ Time Program Assistant, and Kids’ Time Floater.

 

  • The Canton Police Department is continuing to focus its efforts on traffic safety around local school buildings in the community.  The department has received numerous complaints about traffic around various schools in the area, specifically motorists disregarding traffic controls around the Plymouth-Canton Educational Park (Canton, Plymouth, and Salem High Schools) during the past week.

                                                                                

In an effort to promote safety and educate drivers, the department has assigned

additional patrol units to select school areas during peak problem hours

(morning arrival and afternoon dismissal).  In addition to this increased traffic

enforcement, police encourage drivers to take advantage of other methods to

help alleviate the long lines of traffic such as carpooling or using alternate

routes if possible.

                                        

The Canton Police Department will continue to assist with the traffic issues as Plymouth-Canton Community Schools works to resolve the issue.

 

  • For the month of March our school-wide SEL focus will be on the topic of determination.  Here is the link to a video showing what determination looks like in our elementary schools in the district.  https://youtu.be/4YrfcaPFSZc

 

 

 

Thank you for your continued support of Field Elementary. 

~Mrs. Thomas

This press release was produced by Plymouth-Canton Community Schools. The views expressed here are the author’s own.

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