Katherine Grykien, Principal
Michelle Murphy-Ertle, Office Manager
Phone: 802-878-1384
Fax: 802-879-8190
Attendance:802-857-7007
SCHOOL NURSE, 802-857-7740
School Day Hours:
7:45 a.m. - 2:45 p.m.
Tuesdays Early Release: 1:45 p.m.
Front Office Hours:
7:30 am - 3:15 pm
o School - In-Service January 21Reminder: Monday, January 21 there will be no school. This is due to in-service training for teachers and staff. Please plan accordingly. School resumes on Tuesday, January 22 with the standard, early-release day.
International Potluck Dinner - Friday, Jan. 25!Families, community members, and teachers are invited to come together Friday, January 25, 5:30 to 7 p.m. to celebrate our unique, international community and the many countries it represents. We invite you to bring a dish or dessert to share (enough to feed 5 or more people.)
Volunteers needed: We are also looking for helpers during the event to set up, clean up, assist with art projects and hand out desserts.
Return the bottom portion of this Potluck Dinner Signup slip (downloads to your computer) to the office by Friday, January 18th. Contact Carla Pinto at cpinto@ewsd.org or (802) 857-7738 for questions.
Guide for families about when to keep your child home from school. As members of the Hiawatha community, we are all responsible for the health and safety of our students.
The tradition continues with Hiawatha's home-grown music assemblies for each other, and our families!
A new start with a new friend! Third-grade buddies help support kindergartners in their transition to a new school, starting with an inaugural flower ceremony that was held on Oct. 17.
We hope that you and your families have enjoyed a relaxing and rejuvenating summer. We would like to welcome you to the opening of what promises to be a wonderful school year!
During the winter months, please send your student to school with:
If students do not have boots and snow pants, they will need to stay on paved areas of the playground during recess. This is done to keep them dry.
Also, please pack shoes for your student to wear inside the school building. Wearing wet snow boots is not only uncomfortable but makes for wet floors, which can lead to injury.
Learn more at Nurse Reyna's blog at the Health Office page.
Need Winter Clothing Items? If you need assistance with obtaining winter gear, please contact Nurse Reyna or Mrs. Grykien.
Health Office: (802) 857-7740.
A steering committee was formed in the fall of 2016 called Voices for Education (VFE). Made up of students, teachers, school administrators, community members, and school board representatives, VFE is in the process of being actively involved in helping to facilitate dialogue and other engagement opportunities to help the EWSD. Learn more about VFE and the activities that they are taking part in.
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Starting this past fall the EWSD initiated Personal Learning Communities (PLCs), a research-based practice whereby teachers are brought together under a set of facilitated protocol to discuss student learning each Tuesday afternoon.
On January 15, the Vermont legislature passed a resolution declaring January as School Board Recognition Month.
The EWSD has a variety of opportunities available to families in order to access prekindergarten for their children.
The EWSD has been selected as one of six honorees to be recognized for the Illuminator of the Year award from Illuminate Education.
