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Transparency Report
Important Dates
March 29: Literacy Day (2:15-3:15pm)
March 30: ½ Day of School for Students
March 31: NO School
April 3-7: Spring Break
April 10: School Resumes
April 19: PTO Meeting @ 6:00
April 21: Alpine day at Altitude
Important Dates
May 18: 2nd Grade Study Trip
May 19: KH Senior Walkthrough
May 23: 1st Grade Study Trip
May 25: 4th Grade Study Trip
May 25: 5th Grade Study Trip
May 26: ½ Day of School
May 29: NO SCHOOL (Memorial Day Weekend)
May 30: Field Day
May 31: ½ Day of School
June 1 & 2: ½ Day of School
Alpine's Field Day: Please consider signing up to help on our Field Day, to be held on May 30. Please make sure you have been pre-approved to volunteer at Alpine. Stop in or call the office for details! Field Day Volunteer Sign Up: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0e49aea728a3fa7-field#/
Note from Nurse Ashely
Hello, my name is Ashely and I am the Registered Nurse at Alpine Elementary With the end of the school year rapidly approaching, I wanted to send out a reminder that all medications kept at the school, prescription, and non-prescription, will need to be picked up at the end of the year by a parent or guardian. Any medication remaining after the last day of school will be properly disposed of. If you need more time or want to set a time to pick up your child’s medication, please reach out to me at 616-258-9875 or 616-784-0884 ext 8293.
As a reminder for next fall, all medication administered at school requires a medication consent form signed by a physician no earlier than July 1 of that school year. If your child has allergies, asthma, or seizures, an Emergency Action Plan is also required. I have attached these forms below for your convenience
Important Dates
March 29: Literacy Day (2:15-3:15pm)
March 30: ½ Day of School for Students
March 31: NO School
April 3-7: Spring Break
April 10: School Resumes
April 19: PTO Meeting @ 6:00
April 21: Alpine day at Altitude
Important Dates
March 29: Literacy Day (2:15-3:15pm)
March 30: ½ Day of School for Students
March 31: NO School
April 3-7: Spring Break
April 10: School Resumes
April 19: PTO Meeting @ 6:00
April 21: Alpine day at Altitude
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