Show Your Coding Spirit!

Computer Science Education Week will be celebrated internationally during the week of December 3^rd-6^th. This time frame was selected in recognition of the birthday of computing pioneer, Admiral Grace Murray Hopper (December 9, 1906).

Our district recognizes that every student  should have the opportunity to learn about computer science. We are encouraging all of our students, teachers, and staff to participate in this global Hour of Code event. Coding or programming is an interactive way to create step-by-step instructions to tell a computer what to do.  There was a “coder” behind every computer game you have played and every app you have used!

During Computer Science Education Week, we will be showing our “coding spirit” at Arrowhead, Minnesauke, Mount, Nassakeag, and Setauket!

Monday, December 3^rd:          Be a Jean-ius and learn to code!

Wear your favorite JEANS or DENIM.

Tuesday, December 4^th:        The program runs because of YOU!  

Wear your SNEAKERS and run with

coding!

Wednesday, December 5^th:     Don’t sweat the future...You are

already learning to code!  Wear your favorite SWEATSHIRT!

Thursday, December 6^th:          Show your Three Village Coding

Spirit!   The dress “code” for the day is 3V SPIRIT WEAR!

Get with the program and support computer science in education!

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Bus transportation will be limited to designated bus routes and bus stops only.
CHILD CARE: For long-term child care purposes only, permission to take a different bus to and/or from school may be granted by the school principal by advance written request from the student's parent or guardian. The child care provider must be listed on the emergency contact card. Transportation Release Form

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Our school is a community of learners where we focus on the social, emotional, and academic growth of each child.  We strive to establish in each student a strong academic and personal foundation through high quality instructional experiences and school-wide adoption of "Rachel's Challenge" principles.  The principles are:
        1.  Start a chain reaction of kindness
        2.  Accept and include others
        3.  Be a positive influence

As a result, we have created a school climate that is conducive to learning.  Our students are able to achieve academic success in a safe, nurturing environment 

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