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Solar Oven Investigation First grade scientists had fun learning about the sun while observing s’mores in their solar ovens!

Learn to play LACROSSE Learn to play lacrosse snip The Princeton High School Lacrosse will be conducting a Fall new player training/familiarization for all Princeton students, girls and boys in grades 3 - 12. The Fall training will start September 13th from 5pm - 6pm and ending October 25th. If you are interested this would be a great opportunity to learn more about the game of lacrosse. Instruction will be provided by Andy Short (Princeton Women’s Lacrosse Head Coach), Assistant Coach Brian Miller, and veteran Princeton High School players. - The camp will be held on the grass field behind Princeton High School - Equipment will be provided but is limited in quantity. We will do our best to see to it that each camper has a stick - Those players that plan to play lacrosse in the Spring it is recommended that they get their own equipment. Coaches and veteran players will advise what to get. - Be sure that each player brings a full water bottle - Family members are to stay at the field if anything unexpected occurs, please do not drop off and leave During the camp players will be introduced to: - Basic stick skills - Basic lacrosse drills - Player positions - The rules of the game - There will also be scrimmages played to help introduce the game of lacrosse. If your elementary/middle school aged child feels that they would like to play lacrosse next spring Coach Short will give you local club opportunities. Scan the QR Code to access the registration, you may be required to sign in with your google account. Please email Andy Short with any questions. ashort@vikingmail.org

Kiwanis 44th Annual Arts & Craft Show Princeton-Sharonville Kiwanis 44th Annual Arts & Craft Show Saturday, September 24, 2022, 10am-4pm Sharonville Recreation Center 10990 Thornview Drive, Sharonville, OH 45241

Student Leadership in 2nd Grade Shout-out to the 2nd grade September Birthday greeters: Avery and Dylan; Library assistants: Jaxson, London B. and Ja’Voar; and Cafeteria monitors: Tami and Patrick!

Welcome to new second graders! Welcome students who are new to Sharonville in the 2nd Grade! Joseph A., Eric S., Treveon M., Stevie S., and Sheily R.

Save Sam! Second graders did a back-to-school cooperative learning activity called “Saving Sam”. The students worked together to save Sam (a gummy worm) from drowning. He dislodged his life preserver (a gummy Life Saver) and fell out of his boat. Oh no! They worked in pairs to get Sam back in his life preserver and back on his boat - WITHOUT USING THEIR HANDS! The students loved saving Sam!

Team Building 3rd grade students participated in team building activities on the first day of reading classes. These students had 20 minutes to work together to build the longest paper chain they could with just one pair of scissors, one roll of tape, and one piece of construction paper. They did a great job sharing ideas and executing their vision.

What Would You Build? Students in Miss Chastain's 3rd grade class got creative using STEAM bins! What would you build?

STEM fun in Mr. Lawson's Class

Who Dey Friday!

Princeton Lacrosse The Princeton High School Lacrosse will be conducting a Fall new player training/familiarization for all Princeton students, girls and boys in grades 3 - 12. The Fall training will start September 13th from 5pm - 6pm and ending October 25th. If you are interested this would be a great opportunity to learn more about the game of lacrosse. Instruction will be provided by Andy Short (Princeton Women’s Lacrosse Head Coach), Assistant Coach Brian Miller,and veteran Princeton High School players. The camp will be held on the grass field behind Princeton High School Equipment will be provided, but is limited in quantity. We will do our best to see to it that each camper has a stick Those players that plan to play lacrosse in the Spring it is recommended that they get their own equipment. Coaches and veteran players will advise what to get. Be sure that each player brings a full water bottle Family members are to stay at the field if anything unexpected occurs, please do not drop off and leave During the camp players will be introduced to: Basic stick skills Basic lacrosse drills Player positions The rules of the game There will also be scrimmages played to help introduce the game of lacrosse. If your elementary/middle school aged child feels that they would like to play lacrosse next spring Coach Short will give you local club opportunities. Scan the QR Code to access the registration, you may be required to sign in with your google account.

Place Value Pirates Fourth grade students are playing a place value pirates game in Splash Math. Quiz your 4th grader and see if they can tell you all the place value positions from the 1's to the 10,000's!

Fourth graders at Sharonville are learning how to demonstrate the 7 Habits of Highly Effective People. Recently, students created their own posters to demonstrate what leadership is all about.

Thank you to the Jones family for donating extra school supplies for the 4th grade.

A big thank you to all of the families that joined us on our Back to School Night! We had one of the largest turnouts ever. We really appreciate everyone coming out and learning a little bit about our 5th grade year. It is going to be the BEST YEAR EVER! Be sure to sign up for Class Dojo and stay connected with all of the fifth grade happenings!

Big shout out to our fifth graders who got to know their second grade buddies on Friday, August 19th. Some of the fifth graders read with their new buddies or worked on greetings. Our fifth graders will work with the second graders throughout the year. We look forward to future activities with our new friends in second grade!

Have you ever experienced sewer maggots? Mr. Patt's 5th-grade science class began science studies with a demonstration on determining good science work versus someone who is trying to deceive you. They used their observation skills to describe what they were seeing, but the students were only given some details. Their imaginations took over from there. There was a lot of discussion about what students were seeing. The best part of the lesson was some students who were willing to taste the sewer maggots. If you haven’t heard about sewer maggots, make sure to ask about them!

Cinderella tickets are on sale! Special event during intermission of the Matinee performance on Saturday, April 29: The Prince and Princess parade! Children ages 2-12 are encouraged to wear their favorite prince/princess costume and join in the fun! #vikingdiff

YouthTruth Survey February 28, 2023 Dear Princeton Parents and Guardians, I am excited to announce an opportunity for parents and guardians to have their voices heard to help Princeton City School District be the best that we can be for our students. We ask that one parent or guardian from each family visit ytsurvey.org/princetonfamily23 from any internet-enabled device, including a smartphone, to provide your feedback by end-of-day on March 24, 2023. The survey should take about 15 minutes to complete and will ask for your feedback on school culture, engagement, relationships, communication & feedback, school safety, and resources. I will have the opportunity to review your anonymous feedback directly once surveying wraps up, and I look forward to learning from your important perspective. Information with key findings from the survey and administration plans for responding to the data will be shared at a Board of Education meeting, as well as on our district website, www.princetonschools.net/YouthTruth. Sincere thanks for taking the time to help our school improve. Best Regards, Mari E. Phillips, Ed.D. Associate Superintendent Estimados Padres y Tutores de Princeton, Me complace anunciar una oportunidad para que los padres y tutores hagan escuchar sus voces, para ayudar al distrito escolar de Princeton a ser lo mejor que pueda ser para nuestros estudiantes. Pedimos que un padre de familia o tutor de cada familia ingrese al siguiennte enlace http://www.ytsurvey.org/princetonfamily23 desde cualquier dispositivo con acceso a Internet, incluido un teléfono inteligente, para hacer llegar sus comentarios antes de finalizar el día, 24 de marzo del 2023. Completar la encuesta puede demorar unos 15 minutos, y les pedirá sus comentarios sobre temas como: la cultura de la escuela, compromiso, relaciones, comunicación y comentarios de opinión, seguridad escolar y recursos. La administración de la escuela tendrá la oportunidad de revisar sus comentarios anónimos directamente una vez que la encuesta haya concluido, y esperamos aprender de sus importantes puntos de vista.La informacion importante encontrada en la encuesta y los planes de administración para responder a los datos será compartida en la reunión de la junta directiva, y también en la página de internet del distrito. www.princetonschools.net/YouthTruth. Agradezco sinceramente el tiempo dedicado a ayudar a nuestra escuela a mejorar. Mari E. Phillips, Ed.D. Associate Superintendent

Ohio Medicaid Benefit Changes On April 1, 2023 the federal government will stop the temporary Medicaid coverage and benefits that were initiated in response to the COVID pandemic. Hamilton County Job and Family Services (513) 946–1000) can assist with questions about Medicaid coverage and eligibility. Or you can use the Medicaid eligibility tool on the website: www.benefits.ohio.gov.