Hale Events May 1-8, 2012
Posted May 1st, 2012 by Mrs. WeinerMay 1 – Ice Cream Social/Book Fair 6PM
May 2 – Half day/ no kindergarden
May 4 – Room 103 Field trip
May 7 – Room 104 Field trip



May 1 – Ice Cream Social/Book Fair 6PM
May 2 – Half day/ no kindergarden
May 4 – Room 103 Field trip
May 7 – Room 104 Field trip
Author Kate Klise is coming to Hale on May 22nd to meet the students here at Hale. She will be signing purchased books while she is here. Please click on the linik for an order form Klise-MAY 2012 Order Form
Attached is the Spirit Wear schedule for Autism Awareness. This will take place April 16-20th. Please click the link for more info Autism Awareness Week Fundraiser
April 11 – Room 101 Field Trip
April 12 – Rooms 103 and 106 Field Trip
April 16 - Room 101 Field Trip and PTA meeting 7 PM
April4 – Room 104 Field Trip
April6 – No School
April9 – Room 102 Field Trip
March 2 – Room 105 & 106 Field Trip
Feb. 21 - 3/4 cocert 6 – 7:30 PM
Feb. 22- hotline
Feb.23- Kindergarden Registration
Feb.24- Hale Howlings Dance 7-9 PM
February 15- Rooms 101, 102, 103 Field Trip
February 16- 104 Field Trip & Hot Lunch
February 17- Year Book Orders are due & Treat Day
February 20- No School
Febraury 21- 3/4 Music Concert 6-7:30PM
Our upcoming music concert, Music Around the World will feature Nathan Hale 3rd & 4th Grade students singing songs and playing instruments from a variety of cultures around the world. Come hear angklungs from Singapore, drums from Africa, and even a little mambo!
The program will be presented on Tuesday evening, February 21st in the Nathan Hale School gymnasium.
6:00: Rooms 210 & 211. Students report to their classroom at 5:45.
7:30: Rooms 209, 212 & 213. Students report to their classroom at 7:15.
Good evening Nathan Hale Community,
I am proud to report that Monday morning Nathan Hale was honored once again for receiving the Academic Achievement Award from the Illinois State Board of Education. The Illinois Honor Roll celebrates the accomplishments of Illinois public schools that are providing high quality education for all their students. Twelve other District 54 schools were recognized as well. To receive this award, a school must meet the following criteria:
* Made Adequate Yearly Progress in 2010 and 2011 as required by the No Child Left Behind Act.
* 90 percent of students met or exceeded state standards in both reading and mathematics for the three most recent school years.
Illinois State Superintendent, Chris Koch, presented the award to Nathan Hale. Assistant Principal Ms. Gluff and I were accompanied by Mrs. Bouchard, Mrs. Polezoes, and two of Nathan Hale’s wonderful 6th Grade students to accept this award on behalf of our school.
This is the third consecutive year that Hale has been so honored, which stands as a wonderful testament to the outstanding work of our students and teachers, and the consistent work of families to support their children’s academic success.
Sincerely,
Brian Lawson