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Eagle News 3/11/2024

By March 13, 2024Eagle News

March 11, 2024

CALENDAR

Mar 11-12 Teacher Professional Development Days- NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS

Mar 14 Hope Squad Conference-Info to come to Hope Squad Members

Mar 14 5th/6th Grade Math Olympiads-Mrs. Monson’s room 3:30

Mar 18 Battle of the Books Competition 3rd/4th grades

Mar 19 PTA Classic Skate Night-Classic Skating Orem

Mar 19 Alpine School Community Council Meeting 9:30

Mar 19 Lone Peak Council PTA Meeting 10:00 Mt Ridge Jr High

Mar 21 5th/6th Grade Math Olympiads-Mrs. Monson’s room 3:30

Mar 22 Museum on the Move visits 4th Grade

Mar 23 District Battle of the Books

School Information

Playground Fundraiser

You may have noticed, but this year we are not doing a formal school fundraiser. However, we are doing an informal fundraiser to try and replace and add onto our existing playground. For the next few weeks, I will include this information in my weekly newsletter regarding this effort. This fundraiser is completely voluntary and we would love to collect as many donations as possible. We will not be sending home any flyers or information regarding this fundraiser.

Much of the equipment on our current playground is decades old and has experienced a large amount of wear and tear. In addition, the number of items on our playground is not on par with the number of students on our playground, resulting in kids not finding things to do and being as active as we would like them to be during recess hours.

Our new playground design actually EXTENDS the playground by a large amount (near the portables) and adds several new pieces of playground equipment, including an entirely new ninja obstacle course, a new climber spinner, a brand-new slide, additional swings, and benches and shade canopies for students wanting to read or sit and chat. Take a look at the new playground designs attached!

In total, the new playground will cost roughly $135k, and we as a community will need to raise the funds. We would like to open up the opportunity for parents and businesses to make a donation for the playground. 

As part of the new playground, we will include a permanent sign displaying names and logos of those donors who are able to make significant contributions. Logos and names displayed on the permanent sign will be tiered according to the following donation amounts:

  • Bronze = $10k or less

  • Silver = $11k – $25k

  • Gold = $26k – $50k

  • Platinum = >$50k

To make a donation, please make a check out to the Alpine School District Foundation and drop it off to our front office. Construction will commence as soon as we reach our playground fundraising goal. 

Let’s give our students an awesome new playground so they can stay active and healthy while they’re on school grounds!

From the Library

Battle of the Books for 3rd/4th grades

We are getting excited for the 3rd and 4th grades to do battle in the Battle of the Books on March 18th! Keep reading those books 3rd and 4th graders!

From the SCC

Please join us for our next Alpine School Community Council Meeting on Tuesday, March 19th at 9:30.

From the PTA

Upcoming March Events:

March 19 – Classic Skate Night Orem

March 26 – CreamWorx Spirit Night

Seeking Performers, Talent & Volunteers for our Multicultural Family Event in May!

In lieu of a normal spring carnival (new district policy bans the use of any inflatables or rides) we are planning a big “Family Party” with a multicultural theme. We are hoping to provide entertainment/performances, food, games and crafts. We need your help to make it successful though!

Right now we are looking for 2 things:

1. People to participate on the planning committee

2. Any connections to any multicultural performers or entertainment (we’d love to find at least 5-8 performances to share that evening)

Chelsea Hertig is heading this up and really needs your help and community involvement to make this successful. Please email [email protected] for any leads on performers or if you’d like to help plan.

Thank you!

From the Lunchroom

A reminder to everyone to please make sure your student(s) have money in their lunch accounts. If you need help with this, you can simply log on to linq Connect and register. In addition to making payments, you can view your student account balances, history, set up automatic payments and account balance alerts. Also, our kitchen can accept cash or checks for meal payments. Additionally, we cannot give change so all money given will be placed into your student’s account. If you have any questions or may need help, please do not hesitate to contact the main office at 801-610-8700.