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May 13
Yearbooks are In!!!!
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The 2012-13 yearbooks will be handed out this week. They will be passed out by grade starting with the 8th graders on Monday, May 13th and finishing with the 5th graders on Thursday, May 16th. If a student is absent on the day, his/hers is passed out, they will receive it on Friday.
Extra yearbooks will be available before school in the gym and auditorium while supplies last. The $35 cost must be paid in cash.
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May 9
Freshman Orientation at NAHS's Cafeteria: Thursday, July 25th 11:00 am - 1:00 pm
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Be A Better Bulldog is an orientation program for incoming freshmen at NAHS. Students will be give the opportunity to meet new classmates, familiarize themselves with the building, review their schedules, find their lockers, and get answers to their questions regarding the start of high school.
Parents will have the opportunity to familiarize themselves with NAHS at the Open House on 9/3/13.
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Hazelwood's staff and PTO would like to thank Wendy's restaurants for their support this school year. During that time, Wendy's has made multiple food and drink donations. Most recently, their coffee, juice and sausage biscuits were a nice treat for teacher appreciation week.
Once again, we are thankful for their support.
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The 2012-13 yearbooks will be handed out this week. They will be passed out by grade starting with the 8th graders on Monday, May 13th and finishing with the 5th graders on Thursday, May 16th. If a student is absent on the day, his/hers is passed out, they will receive it on Friday.
Extra yearbooks will be available before school in the gym and auditorium while supplies last. The $35 cost must be paid in cash.
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Be A Better Bulldog is an orientation program for incoming freshmen at NAHS. Students will be give the opportunity to meet new classmates, familiarize themselves with the building, review their schedules, find their lockers, and get answers to their questions regarding the start of high school.
Parents will have the opportunity to familiarize themselves with NAHS at the Open House on 9/3/13.
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Happy Teacher Appreciation Week! Show Your Appreciation by Giving a Grateful Heart Gift to the Education Foundation!
What better way to show your appreciation to our teachers than by making a Grateful Heart gift to the Education Foundation?! A monetary gift of any amount can be made in honor of that important teacher. A personalized card will be sent to the teacher you wish to honor with your message of thanks and notification a donation has been made on their behalf. In addition, their names will be listed on the Education Foundation’s website and annual report. All gifts will be used for "Great Classroom Project” funding which provides resources to students and teachers in New Albany Floyd County classrooms.
Whether it is $1 or $1,000 dollars, your gift says thanks for a job well done. It is so easy to do and is tax deductible. Forms can be found at any Floyd County school or online at www.nafcedfoundation.org, by clicking on the Grateful Hearts Link.
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Thursday, January 24
Flu Announcements
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A week of health tips and flu information:
Monday—Right now is the perfect time to be talking about the flu, how to keep from getting it, and what to do if you have it. What is the flu? It is a contagious respiratory illness caused by a virus. The biggest difference between the common cold and the flu is that those with the flu have higher temperatures and more severe symptoms including headache, muscle ache, exhaustion, and cough.
Tuesday—With flu season upon us, it is vital to remember our hand washing skills. Wash your hands several times a day using soap and warm water for at least 15-20 seconds (that is long enough to sing the Happy Birthday song twice).
Wednesday—The flu and many other illnesses can be spread from coughs and sneezes. Make sure to cover your mouth when coughing and use a tissue when sneezing or blowing your nose. Oh yeah, and don’t forget to throw that tissue away immediately and wash your hands.
Thursday—Even if you and the people around you are feeling fine, it is still a really bad idea to eat and drink after one another or share such things as chap stick or lip gloss. You are not just sharing the food or drink, you are sharing germs—germs that could cause the flu and other diseases such as colds, strep throat, and even the herpes virus that causes cold sores.
Friday—It is important to know when to come to school and when to stay home. If you are running a temperature over 1000, stay home and don’t return to school until you are fever-free for at least 24 hours without taking any medication to bring it down. If your parent suspects you have the flu, stay home and call your doctor. Drink plenty of fluids and get lots and lots of rest.
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It is that time of year again—flu season! The flu is a contagious respiratory illness caused by a virus. Symptoms may include fever (usually high), headache, extreme tiredness, dry cough, sore throat, and nasal congestion. The flu is spread when a person who has the flu coughs, sneezes, or speaks and sends the flu virus into the air, which then enters through another person’s nose, throat, or lungs. Some over the counter medications—such as acetaminophen (Tylenol), decongestants, and cough suppressants—and use of a humidifier can provide some relief from symptoms. If you catch it in time, your doctor may be able to prescribe medication that can help you get better quicker. Your best plan of attack for this flu season is to prevent the spread of this illness through good hand washing, avoiding contact with those that are sick, staying home when you are sick, and keeping your children home when they are sick. Please keep your child home until he/she no longer has a fever and can remain fever-free for 24 hours without the use of medication to reduce fever.
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We appreciate McDonald's and Dairy Queen for supporting Hazelwood students. Dairy Queen's donations for student "Success Cards" and McDonald's donations for student "Perfect Attendance" awards have been a great treat and motivator for our students.
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THANK a teacher at Hazelwood through a Grateful Heart Gift!
Are you wondering about a creative holiday gift to thank an exceptional teacher, counselor, or principal who has made a difference in your child's life? Maybe a bus driver, coach, cook, or other school staff member has made an impact by making your child’s school year memorable. This special person can be honored or remembered with a "Grateful Heart" gift for all they have done through the NAFC Education Foundation.
A monetary gift of any amount can be made in honor of that important school staff member or teacher. A personalized card will be sent to the teacher or staff person you wish to honor with your message of thanks. In addition, their names will be listed on the Education Foundation’s website. All gifts will be used for "Great Classroom Project” funding which will benefit students and teachers in New Albany Floyd County classrooms.
Whether it is $1 or $1,000 dollars, your gift says thanks for a job well done. It is so easy to do and is tax deductible. Forms can be found at any Floyd County school or online at www.nafcedfoundation.org.
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Thursday, May 26
Tie Dye Extravaganza
posted by Jessica Waters
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Hazelwood 5th graders were given the opportunity to create their own, one-of-a-kind tie dye t-shirt thanks to a grant from the New Albany-Floyd County Education Foundation. |
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