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Announcements for Thursday October 17, 2019

PARENTS AND STUDENTS ARE REQUIRED TO REVIEW THE STUDENT HANDBOOK ANNUALLY.
Click here to view the 2019-2020 Studet Handbook

	Click here for 2019-2020 Bus Route Schedule THIS IS THE ANTICPATED BUS ROUTE SCHEDULE.  TIMES MAY CHANGE AS THE ROUTE IS UPDATED WITH NEW STUDENTS. Please arrive ten minutes prior to scheduled stop as times can vary.
	Just a reminder that per Ashland ordinance, all pets must be kept on a leash and owners are responsible for cleaning up after them. Thank you for doing your part in keeping our school grounds clean and safe.
	Starting Monday November 4th until April 1st, all students are required to carry a dry  non-marking pair of sneakers with them on days when have either a PE or FLEX class in the gym.

AES National Junior Honor Society and Student Council Members Coordinate Socktober Event

8th GRADE FUNDRAISER: The 8th grade class will be selling calendars starting September 23rd through October 31st. The cost is $10.00 per calendar for a chance to win daily prizes in the month of November. Please see an 8^th grade student to purchase your calendar and help raise money for the 8^th grade class trip.

Click here to see the prizes available

NEW PROGRAM FAQS

Are Box Tops clips going away?

Eventually, yes, the Box Tops program will become digital-only.  Over the summer you’ll see some participating brands begin to change their packaging from a physical Box Tops clip to the new Box Tops icon.

After a welcome message from student Natalie Boyer, several speakers provided encouraging remarks and solid advice for the soon to be high school students. Superintendent Mary Moriarty opened her comments with a reminder to the students that Ashland will always be their true home and urged them to draw strength and comfort from this idyllic community.  She also encouraged the students to make their experience in high school as rich as possible by challenging themselves with new learning and experiences. 

Congratulations to Leah Hartley, Katie Hancock and Jennah Drumm who were named Ashland Elementary School Warrior Award recipients at a recent all school morning meeting.  These students were selected by their tier teachers because they are a positive force within our community.  Their attitude, effort and behavior make them role-models for all of our members. Warrior Award recipients consistently incorporate the AES Core Values of honesty, respect, integrity, caring, loyalty, citizenship, responsibility and fairness into their daily lives.

Bringing the AES community together with books

Pictured above:  Gnome Guide Natalie Boyer greets guests and presents them with a map and puzzle piece;  Kaidance Boynton proudly shows off the Mangrove Tribe Manatee while fellow tribemates Joey Jolly and Louis Zumbach pose with their musical instruments; Members of the Coconut Tribe prepare to harvest marshmallows; The worker bees in the Honey Bee tribe work to fill the honeycomb and members of the Volcano Tribe  and The Down Under Tribe share their version of Wanderkook’s adventure with their audiences; Finally, members of the Jungle Tribe work with Circulus Arts staff to perfect their performance.