Dates to Remember:
Dear Cutler Families,
Snow has been the theme, from community day, to kindergartens and fifth graders sledding on the back hill. It is nice to actually have some winter! Today is also the first day of the Bradford Ski Program. Please drop off the equipment in the front lobby on Wednesday mornings as we support this wonderful program at Cutler.
On Thursday, we will have our School Council meeting at 11:35 in the conference room. School Council is made up of teachers, parents and myself. We develop school goals in alignment with the District Goals, and talk through what is going on in the school. We have a meeting this week and our Instructional Coach will present a bit about both our math and language arts curriculum. I will send along the notes from this meeting next week via News to Use, though these meetings are open, and anyone is always welcome. Our March 7th meeting will be focused specifically on the coaching model, which exists across all three elementary schools.
I hope you all have a wonderful week!
Warmly,
Juliana
5th graders and kindergarteners (Buddies!) went sledding during the first snowfall!
Hello Cutler Families,
As we all venture into the new year with the best intentions to live a healthy life, I thought it would be helpful to share some ideas for Healthy Snacks for school.
Please keep in mind that we have students and staff in our Cutler community with life threatening food allergies, so please consult with your child’s teacher or school nurse for guidance regarding safe snacks in your child's classroom.
Wishing you all a happy and healthy new year !!
Darlene
Darlene Budds, MSN, RN
Cutler Elementary School Nurse
Ph: 978-626-8545
Fax: 978-468-0450
Email: d.budds@hwschools.net
Safe arrival: 978-468-8472
Guidelines for Dismissal or Reasons to Keep Your Child Home from School:
In an effort to minimize the spread of contagious illness, the Hamilton Wenham Regional School District has developed the following guidelines for determining whether your child needs to be sent home or stay home from school: Fever (elevated temperature of 100.0 or higher). Must remain home until fever-free for 24 hours without the use of fever-reducing medicines, such as Acetaminophen (Tylenol) or Ibuprofen (Motrin or Advil).
Vomiting or diarrhea. May return to school 24 hours after the last episode.
Generalized rash of unknown origin. Must be evaluated by a doctor and provide a note for re-entry into school.
Live head lice. Must be treated at home, and then re-checked by the school nurse, preferably with a parent/guardian present, upon return to school.
Red or pink itchy eyes with crusty and/or green/yellow drainage. May return to school when there is no drainage and/or on medication for 24 hours.
Strep throat. May return 12-24 hours after beginning antibiotic treatment and feeling better.
Uncontrollable cough or symptoms that make your child unable to function in the classroom.
Please refer to the mass.gov website for COVID guidelines:
This list is a guideline. The School Nurse reserves the right to dismiss students who, in their professional opinion, are possibly contagious or are too ill to be in school.
Dr. Michael Yoon, School Physician
Lea Tabenkin, BSN, RN, NCSN, District Nurse Leader and HWRHS Nurse
Darlene Budds MSN, RN, NCSN, Cutler School Nurse
Jessica Baker, BSN, RN, NCSN, Winthrop School Nurse
Lisa Druskat, BSN, RN, NCSN, Buker School Nurse
Lynne Nardella, LPN, District Float Nurse
Maribeth Ting, MSN, RN, NCSN, MRMS Nurse
From the Cafeteria:
Lunch Menus:
Here is the link to access the lunch menu: Elementary Lunch Menu
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