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Reminder: No school Nov. 10 and 11
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Please be reminded there is no school for students on Thursday, Nov. 10, due to a staff development day. School is closed on Friday, Nov. 11, in observance of Veterans Day.
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View Halloween parade photos on Facebook
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Be sure to check out photos from the preK-6 Halloween Parade on our district Facebook page! Congratulations to our teacher costume winners: third place, Mrs. Putney; second place Ms. Richardson, and this year's winner: Mr. Steele!
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Spirit wear clothing drive
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The Heuvelton PTA is holding a spirit wear clothing drive to collect gently used purple/Bulldog clothing that your children have outgrown or no longer need. The items will be stored at school so they can be available to other students to wear or keep. Donated items can be sent to school with your child and given to your child’s teacher.
Please reach out to Mollie Ladouceur, mgushea80@gmail.com with questions.
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Bottle Drive to benefit senior class is Saturday, Nov. 5
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The Heuvelton Class of 2023 will hold a bottle drive from 9 a.m.-12 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 5. Members of the Senior Class may check to see if you have any bottles to donate. Please feel free to leave your bottles by the curb or by your door. Bottles can also be dropped off at the collection area in the elementary parking lot.
The Class of 2023 thanks you for your support!
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Kindergarten small group instruction is designed to provide mini lessons for students. It's a great way to optimize learning for our younger students!
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SLC Youth Bureau November newsletter
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Did you know Nov. 17 is National Hiking Day? The St. Lawrence County Youth Bureau has helpful content and local event information in its November Newsletter. Read more in the Youth Bureau November Newsletter.
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Seniors deliver fun at Halloween Carnival
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Kudos to the Class of 2023 for the awesome Halloween Carnival they hosted for elementary students! Be sure to check the district's Facebook page on Nov. 5, when we'll post more carnival photos.
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Congrats to our Frame of Fame recipients!
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Congratulations to everyone who has been nominated for the Frame of Fame so far this year!
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Girls Varsity Soccer Team
Nominated by Mrs. Curry
The girls’ varsity soccer team showed dedication to training and their team by participating in and completing the Heuvelton Labor Day 5K run. Great job, ladies!
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Mrs. Sauco & Mrs. Trathen
These ladies have jumped into their new roles with great enthusiasm and are eager to learn how they can support the school and their colleagues. They are already a great asset to our building!
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Mr. Morse
Mr. Morse has been nominated twice so far this year.
Jumping into a new role and doing an amazing job. Taking the time to talk with teachers about schedules and being willing to help out with issues even though I'm sure he has a long list already!
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Tim stepped into a new role as 7-12 counselor. Since day 1, I have noticed him in the hallways as much as in his office. I have witnessed him with groups of students and one on one (teacher and students) working patiently to make this "machine" work well. He is positive minded and always displays a can-do attitude. He seems to make all ages feel welcome and important.
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Brody Kelley
Brody was nominated by Mr. Putney
Brody noticed that a classmate had left his cell phone in the bin in my classroom at the end of the period on a Friday afternoon. Brody realized that his classmate wouldn't be able to access his cell phone until Monday and that, of course, could be problematic. Brody went out of his way to bring that classmate his phone before the end of the school day. It was refreshing to see the "other people matter" mindset on display!
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Charles Madill
When milk was spilled in the cafeteria during lunch, Charles hopped right up and grabbed paper towels to mop the mess up. Way to think of others, Charles!
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Alex Simmons
Alex was nominated by Mrs. Pierce
Alex brings such a positive energy to my room every day. I love his enthusiasm and love for learning.
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Rhys Brossoit
Rhys was nominated by Mr. Durant
Rhys is a student/player who shows poise, respect and focus on and off the field.
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Cory Ethridge
Cory was nominated by Mrs. Curry.
Cory does an excellent job in P.E. class. Cory actively participates with great enthusiasm. Cory is an excellent listener who does a great job following directions in class.
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Seth LaRock
Seth has been nominated twice this year.
Mrs. Sovie - Seth volunteered to hold the door open for the elementary students and teachers during the fire drill. He showed the younger students what a role model should look like.
Mr. Putney - Seth LaRock demonstrates leadership and the "other people matter" mindset. Seth is consistently kind to classmates and teachers. He shows respect to let people know that they matter. I appreciate how Seth has a laser-like focus on any task provided. He leads by example with his effort and demeanor!
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Parker Felt
Parker was nominated by Mrs. Curry.
Parker does an excellent job in P.E. class. He actively participates with good enthusiasm. He has excellent sportsmanship and plays by the rules. Parker is an excellent listener who does a nice job of following directions in class.
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Saige Blevins & Isabelle Dietschweiler
Saige and Isabelle were nominated by Mrs. Lake and Mrs. Wood.
You invited a peer to work in your group in Algebra class and worked cooperatively to complete the assignment.
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Tiana LaRose
Tiana was nominated by Ms. Leroux.
Tiana helped a friend during lunch off the floor who fell out of her chair.
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Nick Hedrick
When another student spilled milk in the cafeteria during lunch, Nick got right up and brought paper towels over to pick up the mess. Way to help out a friend, Nick!
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Stanley LaFave
Stanley was nominated by Ms. Bates.
Stanley recently demonstrated an "other people matter" mindset when he emailed his homeroom teacher, Ms. Bates, to let her know that he would not be in school the next day, so he wouldn't be able to do his class job which was feeding the fish. His actions also show great responsibility
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Dick's Sporting Goods 20% NYSPHSAA discount
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Dick's Sporting Goods is offering all NYSPHSAA member schools, coaches, student-athletes, and their families an exclusive discount of 20% off throughout the store. To access this exclusive offer, visit this link and print the attached coupon. The coupon is valid in-store this weekend during NYSPHSAA Winter Shop Days from Friday, Nov. 4 to Monday, Nov. 7, and must be shown at the register during checkout.
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ParentSquare
The district has implemented a new notification system called ParentSquare. If you need assistance setting up your ParentSquare account, please email hcscommunications@heuvelton.k12.ny.us.
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