Beaverton Elementary School -

IMPORTANT FOOTBALL DATES: The Beaverton Football Program is holding its first corn hole tournament fundraiser, to replace the can drive, on Friday, August 13th at 6:00 pm on the football field. See flyer for registration details! YOUTH FOOTBALL CLINIC: The Beaverton High School Football Coaches and Players are running a clinic for 3rd-8th Graders this Thursday, July 15th from 5:00-8:00 pm. $25 Cost, includes pizza and t-shirt Register and pay at clinic GO RED!

Girls Basketball Camp @ Jr/Sr High Gymnasium NEXT WEEK! June 14th-17th Next School Year’s Grades 4-5-6-7-8 from 9:00 a.m. until noon Cost: $15 Register and pay at the 1st Day of Camp Questions: E-mail Coach Jason Hubble at jason.hubble5@gmail.com

Class of 2034 here we come! These are some of the newest Beaverton Beavers!

Kindergarten graduation will be held indoors for tomorrow, Friday May 28, 2021 due to the weather. The planned schedule will still be followed. Guests will need to wear masks and enter at the South entrance of the Elementary building. Please call the office with any questions or email Principal Inscho at rinscho@beavertonschools.net. Thank you.

Kindergarten Round-Up dates are June 1st & June 2nd. Please see the attached flyer for more information!

Students at Beaverton Elementary are going to be doing a group project the last week of school using yarn in the school’s colors. If you have a yarn stash at home of red, black or white yarn & would like to donate, please send it in with your student. THANK YOU!

Summer Math Challenge Kicks Off on June 21st! Register at: hub.lexile.com/smc Elementary Parents - The Summer Math Challenge lasts for six weeks. The challenge focuses on only one math concept per week, so your child will remain sharp but not feel overburdened during the summer. From June 21st through July 30th (six-weeks) parents and/or students will receive daily emails with fun activities and links to educational resources. Prizes for participation will be given out next Fall!

As part of a writing assignment in Mrs. Kaplan's class, students were to complete a poem that encompassed nature and water (to go along with what they were studying). One 6th grade student chose to write a poem about a personal experience of hers. This specific poem captures the emotions that were felt within the community on the day the flooding began: one year ago today. Compliments to Sayde Woodruff, author of "Once Upon A Sad Shore".

We are thankful for our school DARE program led by Deputy Johnson of the Gladwin County Police Department. This has been a great way to educate our students on how to make safe and healthy decisions that impact their lives. As a wrap-up to the program, all students participate in an essay competition that describes the most impactful topic that was taught to them throughout the course of the program. This year, while there were many great essays to choose from, the essays wrote by Ben Reader and Izzy Dodman stood out among the group! Thank you again to the teachers, Deputy Johnson, and the students for another successful year with the DARE program.

The Summer Lunch Bunch program is being offered to students enrolled in Beaverton and Gladwin schools. Bundles will be delivered to the homes and include items such as lunch & a snack, fun activities, a Bible story, and chances to win prizes. If interested, please view the attached forms. Contact information is provided on the bottom of the Summer Lunch Bunch flyer.

Here's a little snip-it of what our 5th grade classes have been working on in their STEM class. With the assistance of Mrs. Wohlschlegel the students in Mrs. Rise's class created an animation project that we would like to share with you! https://clipchamp.com/watch/mbjc01LfJBf

Beaverton Elementary 2021 Summer Programs! Please see the attached brochure outlining our various summer programs for our students. We are offering some great programs to help our students sharpen their skills while having fun learning!

Reminder from all students to please VOTE MAY 4!

Autism Awareness 2021! One of our 2nd grade classes were fortunate to have Mrs. Oard visit them at the outdoor classroom today to share information about Autism as part of Autism Awareness Month. She read a great story to the students and gave each of them a goody bag with special little treats! As the class said, "This was awesome!". Thank you Mrs. Oard and Mrs. Kielpinski for setting this up.

We have received additional information regarding the Pandemic-EBT Program. Please view the attached image for the detailed information explaining how the program works. There are phone numbers and deadlines listed towards the bottom of the letter for individuals that have remaining questions. Thank you!

Earth Day 2021 was a day of celebrating nature for Beaverton Elementary. Many of our students were involved in mini lessons stressing the importance of caring for our Earth and our Community. Students and staff were seen throughout the day pitching in to help clean up our school grounds to make our space a better space!

CTE Summer Camp Opportunities!

After School Appreciation Week!

Here is our Beaverton Elementary Spring Newsletter. This has also been sent to the emails listed in the Skyward database. Enjoy your Spring Break! Stay safe and see everyone on April 5th. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ZKQ2NvGl7BDo9gUQZqpYPTF-TVph8n4UJBrIUxrRZIk/edit?usp=sharing

Mrs. Augustine has been with our district as a para educator and substitute teacher for many years. It is with excitement that we offer her a "Congratulations" for her next step. We will miss her smile and ability to connect with our students. We wish her the best of luck and hope for success as she moves into this new venture. Thank you Tressa for all that you have provided our students and staff!