Week At A Glance 11/2/18

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WEEK AT A GLANCE

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NEWS YOU CAN USE
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REMEMBER DAYLIGHT SAVINGS ENDS ON SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4th!

 

BOOK FAIR: A HUGE SUCCESS!!

Thank you to everyone who supported our recent Scholastic Enchanted Forest Book Fair. Our Book Fair was made possible with the help of many many volunteers! A HUGE thank you to everyone who gave your time – You are greatly appreciated! We far surpassed our goal and grossed well over $13,000.00! Book Fair proceeds will benefit our school and classroom libraries. Your contributions placed books in the hands of children and helped to grow imaginations! THANK YOU!!

THANKSGIVING INGATHERING

Our Annual canned food drive to benefit St. Vincent’s House will begin November 1st and run through the morning of November 15th. Student Council will stock the shelves of St. Vincent’s House of Hope on November 15th with all canned goods received! Parents are always welcome to join us for chapel.

SQUARE ART ORDERS DUE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6th

REMINDER: Your child’s special Square Art Orders are due by this Tuesday, November 6th. You can order online, by phone, or return your completed order form and payment to your child’s homeroom teacher. Please call Square Art Coordinator, Pamela Gabriel at 409-789-4990 if you have questions. No late orders can be accepted. Square Art order forms went home in your child’s Oct 26th Friday folder. Square Art is a fundraiser to help support the 8th grade field trip to Boston.

TES FALL CARNIVAL on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9th from 12:00-3:00 pm on the Garth!

It is time to order for the TES Fall Carnival! Entrance to the fall carnival will be via wristband ($20/each), the wristband will allow access to all booths and inflatables. (No tickets) You must purchase an additional wristband ($5) for access to the rock wall and game room.  The 8th graders will be selling food as a fundraiser for their annual trip to Boston.  BBQ sandwiches and baked potatoes may be purchased in advance, and additional carnival type food will be available for purchase during the carnival. The order form for wristbands and BBQ is attached and will be sent home in the Friday folders.  All wristbands MUST be purchased in advance.  Deadline for all orders is Friday, November 2, 2018. Parents do not need wristbands. 

IMPORTANT: Stay & Play & Extended Day are not available for this day (Nov 9). No after school care is provided, all students PK2-8th must be picked up at NOON.

BBQ Tickets and wristbands will be sent home the day of the carnival. Please direct any questions to Randy Garcia or Lindsay Sonstein.

BOX TOP CLASSROOM COMPETITIONS – EXTENDED

Spirit Day has been moved to November 9th – so we are extending our Box Top competition for an additional week! Keep sending in those Box Tops!! The classes the collect the most will win a picnic on the Garth!

4th ANNUAL LAW ENFORCEMENT SAFETY EDUCATION PROGRAM

November 15th from 11:00 am – 1:30 pm

LAw Enforcement

This is a wonderful opportunity for children and families to have a positive one-on-one interaction with law enforcement. The students will have the opportunity to view law enforcement equipment and ask in person questions. Join us outside Trinity Episcopal School from 11:00 am – 1:30 pm on Thursday, November 15th!

PARENT BOOK CLUB MEETING

HELPING YOUR CHILD SUCCEED BY CULTIVATING A GROWTH MINDSET

November 15th in Eaton Hall 5:30-6:30 pm

To further a sense of belongingness and community at Trinity, the PTO would like to invite all parents and guardians to our first Book/Video Club on social and emotional learning! Beth Auslander, Ph.D., psychologist/professor in the UTMB Department of Pediatrics and parent of a Trinity 5th grader will lead our discussion. Please see attached flyer for details.

BISHOP HECTOR MONTEROSSA

WILL BE AT TRINITY CHURCH TO ADMINISTER THE SACRAMENTS OF BAPTISM AND CONFIRMATION

AT THE 10:30 AM SERVICE ON NOVEMBER 11

BAPTISM: We invite anyone of any age who have not been Baptized or has a child that you would like to have Baptized, to please register with the church office and complete the application form.  

CONFIRMATION:  Candidates for Confirmation must be in 6th grade through Adult. Confirmation classes will be offered this Saturday & next. 

If you would you like to receive either or both sacraments please contact the church office (409.765.6317) as soon as possible.

PLEASE CLICK HERE FOR THE MOST RECENTLY UPDATED MASTER CALENDAR

ANNUAL FUND

Click HERE to donate to the Annual Fund through Paypal. 

NOVEMBER 5th-9th
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MONDAY the 5th
Bring Friday Folders to School

2nd grade Field Trip to Houston Museum of Natural Science

TUESDAY the 6th

Chapel Dress – Green Shirt

Square Art Orders Due

WEDNESDAY the 7th
Choir Practice 3:00-4:15

THURSDAY the 8th

Chapel Dress – Jumpers/Plaid Skirt, Oxford Shirts, Boy’s Tie

Love Your Teacher Lunch Day!

FRIDAY the 9th

****NOON DISMISSAL****

SPIRIT DAY – Trinity T-shirt with Blue Jeans

 

NO extended day child care – all students must be picked up at Noon.

Optional Parent/Teacher Conferences 12:00-3:00 pm

FALL CARNIVAL 12:00-3:00 pm on the Garth

S.P.A.R.Q. Training 3:00-4:00 (if you signed up)

 

WEEKEND:

SATURDAY 11/10: FLU SHOTS

for Kids ONLY (6 mo – 18 years)

8:00 am – 12:00 pm

Island Pediatric West/Island Pediatric Urgent Care

6416 Broadway 77551 (in front of Home Depot)

For Appointments: 409-772-3695 or 888-886-2543

NOVEMBER HOLIDAYS 

November 9th: Noon Dismissal

November 19th-23rd: Thanksgiving Holidays

BEGINNING SCHOOL
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We will attend Story Fair at Rosenberg Library on Thursday, November 8th. Please have your child wear a Trinity t-shirt or Trinity colors. We will leave our school around 9:40 am and return around 10:45 am.

LOWER SCHOOL
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Creighton Garcia

iWRITE AUTHOR

4th grade student, Creighton Garcia was one of 78 students chosen to have his story published in the iWrite program. The student authors were honored with a luncheon and a book signing at the Hyatt Regency in Houston. We are proud of you, Creighton!!

Morning Drop-Off News:

For the safety of all involved in carpool, when dropping your child off, please enter the carpool line from 22nd street, and DO NOT cut in line at either corner.

MIDDLE SCHOOL
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FIRST QUARTER HONOR ROLL

6th Grade: Highest Honors: Camille Earl, Jacob Hart, Moya Hudson, Lawson Rees, Zeke Zein-Eldin. Honors: Camryn Acosta, Annie Boeh, Clara Christy-Baxter, Sophia DeOre, Sawyer Farroni, Kylan Galloway, Lacey Higgins, Parker Koza, Luke Leimer, Matthew Leyva, Sophia Musemeche, Lily Rojas, Sasha Skormin, Charlie Vasut, Issy Wisner.

7th Grade: Highest Honors: Evelyn Gault, Chloe Jolin, Molly Lyons, Zoe McClure, Ella Sullivan. Honors: Mada Berry, Charli Dean, Vann Lathem, Connor O’Donohoe, Carlie Rekoff, Lucy Schnell, Chloe Stein.

8th GradeHighest Honors: Austin Gabriel, Nicolo Garofalo, Anna Lyons, Alen Skormin. Honors: Bella Alvarado, Ethan Caesar, Katie Collins, Emily Cook, Nathan Fiegel, Elliot Garza, Shaifer Goalen, Ariel Golan, Sasha Jaworski, Jacob LaForte, Kari Nance, Joseph Pena, Asia Suayan, Colin Thomas, Haylie Wisner, Hideaki Yamamoto.

 

ATHLETICS
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S.P.A.R.Q. TRAINING

Coach Johnson will be hosting a SPARQ Camp for students interested in working with Speed, Power, Agility, Reaction, and Quickness. Grades K-8 are welcome.

Sessions will be 3-4 pm on Fridays. All participating students will join the Extended Day group at 3:00 pm dismissal and will go with Coach Johnson from there.  Pick up your student at 4:00 pm in the MAC with Extended Day.

It will be a FUN experience regardless of age with a variety of drills!

COST:  $10 per session. Please make payment to TES and reference SPARQ Training.

Session Dates: Nov. 9/Nov 16

Contact Coach Johnson with questions: jjohnson@tesgalv.org

ADULT SPORTS LEAGUES

Visit the Trinity Website Home Page for details about the various Adult Leagues available this year.  Contact Coach Johnson with questions: jjohnson@tesgalv.org

 

NOVEMBER BIRTHDAYS 

2nd – Donna Cucco, MS Lead Teacher

3rd – Patti Muniz, PK3 Teacher

16th – Anna Hyatt, MS Program Director

23rd – Theresa Pistone, Director of Technology

23rd – Katy Colvin, 4th Grade Teacher

 

TRINITY TRIVIA

How many miles long is Galveston Island? And how many miles of beaches does Galveston have?

LAST WEEK: Jean Lafitte was the infamous pirate who formed a settlement called Campeche on Galveston Island!

  

 

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