Showing posts with label Community Service. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Community Service. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 5, 2022

How To Find and Claim Lost and Found Items - Sacajawea - Cómo encontrar y reclamar artículos perdidos y encontrados


This fall the Sacajawea student council took up a service project for our students and families.  Many students wear warm clothes to school in the morning because it is chilly, and then they leave them somewhere, usually outside.  

Our student council has worked to organize and display these online so both kids and families can easily look at what was found.  HERE is a link to the online catalog of what is in our lost and found, or go to http://bit.ly/SAClostandfound.  It will be updated periodically. There is a short form linked to those visuals for families or kids to claim their missing item.  We will drop it off with them.



They have also helped students label their tags with their names so their things don't end up in our lost and found. Mr. De La Cruz and Ms. Barbret are our student council advisors.

Families, please please please write names on tags.  Last names are fine if they might be passed on to siblings.  Of course, it’s best to put names on the insides, so they aren’t visible all the time.

We can only keep missing items for a month or so before we donate items.

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Este otoño el consejo estudiantil de Sacajawea tomó un proyecto de servicio para nuestros estudiantes y familias. Muchos estudiantes usan ropa de abrigo a la escuela por la mañana porque hace frío, y luego los dejan en algún lugar, usualmente afuera.

Nuestro consejo estudiantil ha trabajado para organizarlos y mostrarlos en línea para que tanto los niños como las familias puedan ver fácilmente lo que se encontró. AQUÍ hay un enlace al catálogo en línea de lo que hay en nuestros objetos perdidos, o vaya a http://bit.ly/SAClostandfound. Se actualizará periódicamente. Hay un breve formulario vinculado a esas imágenes para que las familias o los niños reclamen su artículo perdido. Lo dejaremos con ellos.


También han ayudado a los estudiantes a etiquetar sus etiquetas con sus nombres para que sus cosas no terminen en nuestros objetos perdidos. El Sr. De La Cruz y la Sra. Barbret son nuestros asesores del consejo estudiantil.

Familias, por favor escriba los nombres en las etiquetas. Los apellidos están bien si pueden ser pasados a hermanos. Por supuesto, lo mejor es poner nombres en el interior, para que no sean visibles todo el tiempo.

Sólo podemos mantener los artículos perdidos durante un mes más o menos antes de donar artículos.




Wednesday, January 22, 2020

Sacajawea Night at College of Idaho Basketball Game - Saturday 1/25 at 7PM

The College of Idaho 'Yotes mens basketball team has spent quite a bit of time at Sacajawea this year.  They have talked.  They have played.  They have challenged us to do extra things to serve the community around us. We have a special night to recognize all of the community service our kids have done this Saturday night, January 25th.  We are looking forward to cheering for the College of Idaho 'Yotes Basketball teams on Saturday night.  Many of our Skyhawks have been completing extra community service to earn tickets to the games on Saturday night, January 25th.




To get your tickets for the game, turn your volunteer time sheets in to your teacher Thursday or Friday.  They will give you the tickets you have earned and a purple "Legacy" wristband.

Volunteer Hours Needed for Student Ticket (See Chart at the Bottom of Post):
Kg and 1st Grade - 1 hour
2nd Grade - 2 hours
3rd Grade - 3 hours
4th Grade - 4 hours
5th Grade - 5 hours
Plus, students may earn up to two more tickets to take their parents, sibling, or another relative or friend.  For each extra ticket, just complete one extra hour, up to two hours for two extra tickets.

Where:
College of Idaho Gym (J.A. Albertson Activities Center) - (Park in the lot near S. Indiana Ave and E. Oak St in Caldwell)

When:
7:30pm Mens game time on Saturday Jan. 25th for Sacajawea.
Students will be recognized and brought down to the court at 7:20pm. Arrive to the gym by 7:00pm
Students and families can also come watch the Women’s Basketball Team starting at 5:30pm in the same location.

Schedule:
Students Arrive before 7:00pm and enter through the South West Door connecting gym to the parking lot.
College of Idaho Cheer Squad will be there to help get the students to their section in the top bleachers.
Around 7:10-7:15pm, the cheer squad will organize the kids to go downstairs and be on the court for the anthem and their recognition.
The students will go onto the court in lines around the purple on the border surrounding the court.
After recognition and the anthem, cheerleaders will help escort the students back to their seats/section.
Enjoy the game!!

Any family members who need to purchase additional tickets may go in the main entrance.
Prices for Paid Tickets:
Adults - $14
Child 6+- $8
Child 6 and under- Free

LINK to Service Tracking Sheet (Students already have these.  Turn them in to homeroom teachers)

Saturday, May 4, 2019

Our Sacajawea Alumni Scholarship

Sacajawea Student Council members had the opportunity to give back this week! Students presented a former Skyhawk with the Sacajawea Student Council Scholarship at the Caldwell High School scholarship assembly. Funds were raised from proceeds collected throughout the year from the Skyhawk Shop. The Skyhawk Shop is run by student council members. Students sell merchandise to fellow classmates and students that can be used during their day such as pencils, erasers, and sharpeners.

Viviana Lopez was this year’s recipient and chosen for several reasons.The first reason she was chosen is she has achieved and maintained a GPA above 3.5 throughout her high school career. In addition, Viviana has contributed to her community through several community service opportunities, including helping elementary students twice a week with their reading skills, passing out food boxes to local families in need, and helping at annual events such as school carnivals and Boo at the Zoo! Lastly, student council members chose her for the meaningful advice that she has passed onto Sacajawea students. This advice included 3 main points...be kind to others, take your school work seriously, and dream big, anything is possible!