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5.23.22 WV2 Newsletter

May 20, 2022

I am a builder when I am utterly reliable (changing the world for the better)

I suspect that the happiest people you know are the ones who work at being kind, helpful and reliable – and happiness sneaks into their lives while they are busy doing those things. It is a by-product, never a primary goal. – Harold S. Kushner

Upcoming events

May 24 – 3rd Grade “Show What You Know” 5pm-6pm (Small Gym)
May 24 – Memorial Day Assembly 1pm-3pm
May 25 – Senior Commitment Assembly 1pm-2pm (Main Gym)
May 26 – Kindergarten “Show What You Know” 10am-11am (Small Gym)
May 26 – Kindergarten Last Day of School
May 27 – Lights Off Community Event 3:30-5:30 – ENTIRE FAMILY INVITED!
May 27- Last Day of Afterschool Programs
May 27 – Seniors Last Day of School

School Contact Information

385-351-3090
Press 1 for Elementary Office
Press 2 for Junior High Office & Secondary attendance
Press 3 for High School Office

APA Dance Department

“Join us for our Spring Dance Concert titled “Stories Come Alive.” This show will feature performances from all of the dance companies and classes at WV2, including pieces taken to competition, choreographed by students, and more! Tickets are available now at our.show/wv2springdance. The shows are Friday, May 27th at 7pm, Saturday, May 28th at 2pm, and Saturday, May 28th at 7pm. Tickets are $8 for adults and $5 for youth if purchased online. Get your tickets now before we sell out!”

Re-enrollment

Parents, please make sure that you have re-enrolled your student for the upcoming 2022-23 School year. If you have forgotten your login information or have any questions, please contact the Registrar Mrs. Lautaimi at 385-351-3090 or email llautaimi@apamail.org The deadline for this will be shortly after the end of this school year. Skyward link to re enroll: https://skyward.iscorp.com/scripts/wsisa.dll/WService=wseduamerprepacaut/fwemnu01.w

West Valley 2 PAC Election

We have 3 vacancies to fill for our 2023 Parent Advisory Council and one candidate has volunteered, making this an uncontested election. APA’s policy states: “If there are no contested seats at the end of the 21-day notice period, an election need not take place. Uncontested seats will instead be filled by majority election of the remaining PAC members.”

Our current Parent Advisory Committee will vote on the following candidate during their August meeting.

☐ Albanie Stoddard

I am very interested in joining the board and being able to learn more about APA and how we as parents can help support the growth of students attending APA. I am fairly new to the district as I currently have a Kindergartener attending, however next year I will have a First Grader and another Kindergartener and we are so excited to continue our journey at APA. I can’t say enough good things about our experience thus far.

I currently serve as a member on my community HOA Board so I would say I have experience being a part of a Board and the level of expectations required with it. I also consider myself a very involved parent and jump at any opportunity to be at the school with my child, volunteering, or helping with celebrating our staff.

Our returning council includes the following parents:

Monica Barreto
Valter Barreto
Jeff Maroney
Amie Jacobson
Irene Christenson
Christopher Nash

Information on our current Parent Advisory Committee and Land Trust duties can be found on our website at https://www.americanprep.org/land-trust/

We look forward to serving you for another year!

USBE Special Needs Scholarship Opportunity

School districts and Charter schools are required by Utah Law, 53A1a-704(10), to inform parents of students with IEPs enrolled in public schools, of the availability of a scholarship to attend a private school through the Carson Smith Scholarship Program. The Carson Smith Special Needs Scholarship Program (CSS) provides tuition assistance for those who would qualify for special education and related services in public schools, preschool eligible special needs students enrolled in ineligible private schools. The scholarship is for students through 12th grade (3-21 year of age), whose parents choose an eligible private school. For more information on the scholarship, deadline schedule and funding schedule, please visit https://www.schools.utah.gov/specialeducation/programs/carsonsmithscholarship

Buddy Poppy

In preparation for our Memorial Day Assembly. Buddy Poppy donation envelopes are being ordered to go home with your students.

These are the opening words of Colonel John McCrea’s Immortal poem dedicated to the memory of the men and women who served, fought and died in France during World War 1. The poppies of which he wrote have become the true symbol of all those who have given their lives in our nation’s Wars.

The poppy has become recognized as the memorial flower in countries around the world. It is distributed by veteran’s organizations in Europe, North America, and in most of the countries of the British Commonwealth.

Since 1922, the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States has conducted an annual distribution of “Buddy” poppies to raise funds for its charitable programs on behalf of the needy and disabled veterans, and the surviving family members of deceased veterans.

POPPIES EVERYWHERE

Today, buddy poppies are distributed by posts and auxiliary of the VFW in every state of the union and in dozens of other countries. Some 14 million are distributed annually; most of them during the period preceding Memorial Day and Veterans Day, but many of them at other times of the year.

More than 11 million dollars is raised each year through the distribution of the Buddy poppies – – all of it strictly accounted for and dedicated entirely to Veterans welfare. Under the unique VFW distribution system, the proceeds of the distribution are divided between the national, state, and local charitable purposes.

When you make a donation …

you have contributed to the Veterans of Foreign Wars National Home for Children of deceased or disabled veterans at Eaton Rapids, Michigan… to the National VFW rehabilitation services in Washington, DC… to the VFW rehabilitation service in your own State… and to direct assistance programs for needy and disabled veterans and active service members and their families in your own community.

The services made possible through your donation are available to ALL needy veterans, active service members and their families – – not just those who are Veterans of Foreign Wars. Hundreds of thousands of non-members are assisted with disability claims and served in hospitals each year by Veterans of Foreign Wars.

How can so little do so much?

The person from whom you received your poppy is a volunteer. Their supervisor is a volunteer and the people who helped organize the distribution are volunteers. Their only pay is the satisfaction which comes from devoting time and effort to a worthy cause. However, there is someone who does get paid. The disabled veterans who assembled the poppy from the original parts receives a nominal sum for their work. The amount is small, but it does help them buy the little luxuries which make hospital life tolerable and it does permit them to purchase a gift now and then for their loved ones at home.

When you are handed a “Buddy Poppy”, give generously.

And when you wear your Poppy, do it proudly.

And when you see VFW and auxiliary volunteers working in veteran’s hospitals, visiting the sick and helping them with their problems, give them a word of greeting.

You are Partners in a great work.

Memorial Day Assembly

Each year, American Prep holds a commemoration assembly near Memorial Day to help us turn our thoughts and hearts to those who have made the ultimate sacrifice while defending our nation. To observe this important day, our students and staff will honor those who died and those who lost family members in service, through song, speech, and other performances at each campus. The assembly lasts about one hour.

Each of our events will be live-streamed and recordings will be available to re-watch after each event. We encourage you to share these links with loved ones, friends, and anyone in your community who would like to share in honoring our fallen heroes.

Thank you for helping us honor those who died while serving our nation and protecting our freedom.

May 24th – 9 am – West Valley 1 – Grades K-6th
May 24th – 1 pm – West Valley 2 – Grades K-12
May 25th – 1 pm – Salem – Grades K-9th
May 26th – 10 am – Draper 1 – Grades K-6th
May 27th – 9 a.m. or 11:30 am – Draper 2/3 campuses – Grades K-12
Visit https://bit.ly/3lcPgyj to join live stream.

Federal Government Ends USDA Free Meals for All Students in 2022-2023 School Year

What does this mean for families that attend American Preparatory Academy?

After the end of this school year, all students will no longer receive free lunch.

Beginning July 1, 2022, families will be able to apply for free or reduced-price lunch if they meet the federal income eligibility guidelines or participate in a qualifying program (SNAP, TANF, FDPIR).

2022-23 Lunch Prices
Reduced: $0.40
Elementary: $3.05
Secondary: $3.35
Applications will be available July 1, 2022.
This institution is an equal opportunity provider.

APA Reading and Math Lesson Video Bank

Did you know that there are videos for our math lessons on the APA website? This way, if your student is sick for a few days or if they just need another repetition of the teacher teaching it, to get their homework done, they can get the help they need. Just click on the math level your student is and click on the lesson, located on the left-hand side. https://www.americanprep.org/math-and-reading-lessons/

Elementary Yearbooks

Elementary Yearbooks are still available! We have a limited number, which will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis. Please stop by the elementary office to purchase your yearbook, they are no longer available for purchase online. They are $16 for a soft cover, full color yearbook.

After School Programs

Welcome to another fun-filled week of music-making at Sistema Utah! It’s hard to believe that there are only two weeks left to work with our Sistema students before school ends. The good news is that we have A LOT going on to help build up our students musically and to inspire them over the summer.

As our Sistema Utah “Take Flight” Spring Concert is THIS WEEK! Our students sound AMAZING! You are all in for a treat for our concert. It is also crucial that EACH Sistema Utah student – elementary and secondary – come each day of class so that they are ready to perform. Again, our special guest will be Alex Boye and your child will NOT want to miss this! We have an action packed concert week, so please make sure that your students come DAILY. Note the following dates so that you can plan accordingly.

Friday, May 27th 3:30-5:30 p.m. – Lights Off Community Event – ENTIRE FAMILY IS INVITED and Last day of afterschool programs.

Please be sure that your child brings their instrument to school daily if they bring it home to practice. We have the same expectation as the daytime that each student is prepared with their materials daily. That means that every student needs to have their instrument and any music with them for their instrument class.

As a reminder, we have Sistema Google classrooms for your child’s instrument and singing classes. Each student has been invited to join their respective classrooms. There is a video that they need to push play on and practice along with. This will help them to be prepared for our upcoming concert.

We have sent Sign Up Genius volunteer opportunities as well. We would appreciate your help to have our events be successful. Below are the volunteer opportunities:

Lights Off – Friday, May 27th – We will need parent volunteers to help with booths, set up, clean up, etc. Are you passionate about a craft or super amazing at face painting? Want to help with a booth? Sign up here!

Thank you so much for your support!

5.16.22 WV2 Newsletter

May 13, 2022

I am a builder when I am utterly reliable (changing the world for the better)

Reliability teaches our children the importance of being dependent for others, it helps reinforce accountability and being counted on.

Good read – The Brothers’ Promise, written by Frances Harber, illustrated by Thor Wickstrom,

The book is about two brothers who make a promise to their father that they will always look out for each other. A drought soon hits their farm, making the worried bachelor brother Yankel, sneak extra food to his brother Joseph for he and his family to survive. Here they tell their story of unselfishness and love through dependability and being reliable on each other.

Upcoming events

May 16 – 4th Grade “Show what you know” Performance 5-6pm (Small Gym)
May 16 – 5th Grade “Show what you know” Performance 6:30-7:30pm (Small Gym)
May 17 – 6th Grade “Show what you know” Performance 6pm-7pm (Small Gym)
May 18 – 2nd Grade “Show what you know” Performance 5pm-6pm (Small Gym)
May 19 – Sistema Spring Concert Dress Rehearsal 3-5 p.m. ALL STUDENTS NEED TO ATTEND
May 20 – Sistema Spring Concert Day 6 p.m. – RESERVED SEATS-TICKETS REQUIRED
May 21 – Spring Formal (11th and 12th grade)
May 24 – 3rd Grade “Show What You Know” 5pm-6pm (Small Gym)
May 26 – Kindergarten “Show What You Know” 10am-11am (Small Gym)
May 27 – Lights Off Community Event 3:30-5:30 – ENTIRE FAMILY INVITED!
May 27- Last Day of Afterschool Programs

School Contact Information

385-351-3090
Press 1 for Elementary Office
Press 2 for Junior High Office & Secondary attendance
Press 3 for High School Office

APA Dance Department

Re-enrollment

West Valley 2 PAC Election

Our current Parent Advisory Committee will vote on the following candidate during their August meeting.

Albanie Stoddard

Our returning council includes the following parents:

Monica Barreto
Valter Barreto
Jeff Maroney
Amie Jacobson
Irene Christenson
Christopher Nash

Information on our current Parent Advisory Committee and Land Trust duties can be found on our website at https://www.americanprep.org/land-trust/

We look forward to serving you for another year!

Geography Fair

Parents! We are in need of some volunteers to help judge for our upcoming 9th grade Geography Fair. On the day of the fair, parents will be given a judging sheet and asked to walk around and hear the students’ presentations. It is a fun atmosphere and all the students are eager to show off their hard work. The Geography Fair is on May 18th at 2:15 in the large gym. If you are able to join us, please contact Mrs. Taylor or Mrs. Nunez etaylor@apamail.org lnunez@apamail.org

USBE Special Needs Scholarship Opportunity

Buddy Poppy

In preparation for our Memorial Day Assembly. Buddy Poppy donation envelopes are being ordered to go home with your students.

POPPIES EVERYWHERE

When you make a donation … you have contributed to the Veterans of Foreign Wars National Home for Children of deceased or disabled veterans at Eaton Rapids, Michigan… to the National VFW rehabilitation services in Washington, DC… to the VFW rehabilitation service in your own State… and to direct assistance programs for needy and disabled veterans and active service members and their families in your own community.

How can so little do so much? The person from whom you received your poppy is a volunteer. Their supervisor is a volunteer and the people who helped organize the distribution are volunteers. Their only pay is the satisfaction which comes from devoting time and effort to a worthy cause. However, there is someone who does get paid. The disabled veterans who assembled the poppy from the original parts receives a nominal sum for their work. The amount is small, but it does help them buy the little luxuries which make hospital life tolerable and it does permit them to purchase a gift now and then for their loved ones at home.

When you are handed a “Buddy Poppy”, give generously… And when you wear your Poppy, do it proudly.

And when you see VFW and auxiliary volunteers working in veteran’s hospitals, visiting the sick and helping them with their problems, give them a word of greeting. You are Partners in a great work.

APA Reading and Math Lesson Video Bank

Elementary Yearbooks

After School Programs

THIS Thursday, May 19th – Dress Rehearsal Day – ALL students will need to stay until 5 p.m. Mr. Boye will be coming to practice with us this day.
THIS Friday, May 20th – Rehearsal and Concert Day – ALL students will need to stay until after the concert finishes. Concert begins at 6 p.m. with doors opening at 5:30 p.m. All tickets have been distributed and we are SOLD OUT. If you were on a waiting list, we invite you to attend via livestream which is https://vimeo.com/event/2059059. Tickets are reserved seating which means that you MUST bring your ticket with you so that you know which seats have been assigned to you.
- Elementary students need to be in Monday-Thursday uniform for the concert.
- Secondary students need to be in concert black for the concert.
Friday, May 27th 3:30-5:30 p.m. – Lights Off Community Event – ENTIRE FAMILY IS INVITED and Last day of afterschool programs.

We have sent Sign Up Genius volunteer opportunities as well. We would appreciate your help to have our events be successful. Below are the volunteer opportunities:

Concert Day – Friday, May 20th – We have many needs for ushering, clean up, passing out programs, etc. Sign up here!
Lights Off – Friday, May 27th – We will need parent volunteers to help with booths, set up, clean up, etc. Are you passionate about a craft or super amazing at face painting? Want to help with a booth? Sign up here!

Thank you so much for your support!

5.9.22 WV2 Newsletter

May 6, 2022

I am a builder when I am utterly reliable (changing the world for the better)

In the book about a young girl, Maya who finds herself alone at school, a teacher helps her fellow students learn the importance of being a friend, through the example of dropping a stone into a bowl of water to demonstrate how powerful the ripples from a single act of kindness can be.

“This is what kindness does, ” Ms. Albert said. Each little thing we do goes out, like a ripple, into the world.”- Woodson & Lewis, Each kindness

Upcoming events

May 9 – 1st Grade “Show What you Know” 5pm-6pm
May 10 – Sistema Recording 4-6 p.m.
May 10 – End of Year Choir Concert 6pm-7pm
May 12 End of Year Orchestra Concert 5pm-7pm
May 12 – End of Year Band Concert 7pm-9pm
May 13 – Sistema Spring Concert Ticket Ordering Deadline
May 16 – 4th Grade “Show what you know” Performance 5-6pm (Small Gym)
May 16 – 5th Grade “Show what you know” Performance 6:30-7:30pm (Small Gym)
May 17 – 6th Grade “Show what you know” Performance 6pm-7pm (Small Gym)
May 18 – 2nd Grade “Show what you know” Performance 5pm-6pm (Small Gym)
May 19 – Sistema Spring Concert Dress Rehearsal 3-5 p.m.
May 20 – Sistema Spring Concert Day 6 p.m. – RESERVED SEATS-TICKETS REQUIRED
May 21 – Spring Formal (11th and 12th grade)
May 24 – 3rd Grade “Show What You Know” 5pm-6pm (Small Gym)
May 26 – Kindergarten “Show What You Know” 10am-11am (Small Gym)
May 27 – Lights Off Community Event 3:30-5:30 – ENTIRE FAMILY INVITED!
May 27- Last Day of Afterschool Programs

School Contact Information

385-351-3090
Press 1 for Elementary Office
Press 2 for Junior High Office & Secondary attendance
Press 3 for High School Office

Land Trust Election Notice

Our annual Parent Advisory Committee (PAC) elections are coming up and we are looking for volunteers to serve for the 2022-2023 school year. The PAC participates with school administration in developing the Annual School Plan, in deciding how the Land Trust monies will be spent, and other matters important to our students at American Preparatory Academy. The PAC generally meets 4 times per year. Members of the PAC will be expected to participate in all of these meetings so that a quorum may be present to conduct business. There are no term limits; as long as the volunteer has students enrolled in the school and is actively participating, they are welcome to continue serving on the committee.

If you are interested, please contact Rebecca Dailey Land Trust Grant Manager at landtrust@apamail.org no later than Monday, May 9, 2022 at 4pm.

Please include:

Your name
The campus you are running for
Your students name and grade
Your phone number and email address
A short (70 words or less) paragraph on why you are interested in being on the committee.

The ballot link will go home as the last page of the May 13 newsletter and elections will run through Wednesday, May 18. The candidate who receives the most votes will be posted in your campus’ May 20 newsletter. Thank you!

Re-enrollment

The re-enrollment deadline is vastly approaching. Please make sure to re-enroll your student(s) for the upcoming 2022-23 school year. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Mrs. Lautaimi Registrar at llautaimi@apamail.org Skyward link to re-enroll: https://skyward.iscorp.com/scripts/wsisa.dll/WService=wseduamerprepacaut/seplog01.w

Geography Fair

Instructors Needed

Our Campus is in need of Instructors. We gladly welcome our APA families or friends that would like to come and be a part of our elementary team. If you are interested, click the link to fill out an application. https://bit.ly/3t67NBj

USBE Special Needs Scholarship Opportunity

Buddy Poppy

In preparation for our Memorial Day Assembly. Buddy Poppy donation envelopes are being ordered to go home with your students.

POPPIES EVERYWHERE

When you make a donation …

How can so little do so much?

When you are handed a “Buddy Poppy”, give generously.

And when you wear your Poppy, do it proudly.

And when you see VFW and auxiliary volunteers working in veteran’s hospitals, visiting the sick and helping them with their problems, give them a word of greeting.

You are Partners in a great work.

APA Reading and Math Lesson Video Bank

Elementary Yearbooks

After School Programs

Welcome to another fun-filled week of music-making at Sistema Utah! It’s hard to believe that there are only four weeks left to work with our Sistema students before school ends. The good news is that we have A LOT going on to help build up our students musically and to inspire them over the summer.

As our Sistema Utah “Take Flight” Spring Concert is 2 ½ weeks away, our rehearsals are in full swing. Our students sound AMAZING! You are all in for a treat for our concert. It is also crucial that EACH Sistema Utah student – elementary and secondary – come each day of class so that they are ready to perform. Again, our special guest will be Alex Boye and your child will NOT want to miss this! Next Tuesday, May 10th we have our Grand Finale Recording and need ALL students present. This includes elementary Sistema students and secondary club ensembles.

Reserved tickets will be required for entrance to this amazing concert. We will have RESERVED seats which means that your seat numbers will be assigned and you will need to have a ticket to attend in person. As space is limited, each SISTEMA FAMILY will receive up to three tickets. The deadline to reserve tickets is Friday, May 13th. You may reserve your tickets here. We do anticipate this concert selling out, so please do not delay in requesting tickets. For those unable to attend in-person, we will have a livestream available.

Please place the following dates on your calendars. Those that have an amended schedule will be required to be in attendance to each rehearsal to ensure that they are ready to perform our grand finale. Thank you for helping your child to be successful for this once-in-a-lifetime concert.

THIS Tuesday, May 10th 4-6 p.m. – Grand Finale Recording – EACH student needs to be present so that we have all necessary voices for our recording that we will be sending to Mr. Boye.
Thursday, May 19th – Dress Rehearsal Day – ALL students will need to stay until 5 p.m. Mr. Boye will be coming to practice with us this day.
Friday, May 20th – Rehearsal and Concert Day – ALL students will need to stay until after the concert finishes. Concert begins at 6 p.m. with doors opening at 5:30 p.m. Tickets will be available to order on May 1st. Each student will receive a limited number of tickets and everyone else will be able to watch the livestream.
Friday, May 27th 3:30-5:30 p.m. – Lights Off Community Event – ENTIRE FAMILY IS INVITED and Last day of afterschool programs.

We will be sending out three Sign Up Genius volunteer opportunities this week as well. We would appreciate your help to have our events be successful. Below are the volunteer opportunities:

Concert Day – Friday, May 20th – We have many needs for ushering, clean up, passing out programs, etc. Sign up here!
Lights Off – Friday, May 27th – We will need parent volunteers to help with booths, set up, clean up, etc. Are you passionate about a craft or super amazing at face painting? Want to help with a booth? Sign up here!

Thank you so much for your support!

5.2.22 WV2 Newsletter Spanish

April 29, 2022

Soy un constructor cuando uso… PALABRAS AMABLES Y CORTÉSICAS (cambiando el mundo para mejor)

La cortesía se define simplemente como “conducta de buenos modales que indica respeto o consideración hacia los demás”. Defino la cortesía como amable, considerada, generosa (como en segundo lugar), humilde, respetuosa y cortés. A través de las lecciones de gracia y cortesía, inculcamos los valores de respeto, honestidad, integridad, coraje y bondad. Preparamos al niño para la vida. – Mary Lou Cobb, Gracia y cortesía para toda la escuela

Próximos Eventos

6 de mayo – Comida al aire libre y caminata para adultos mayores 2:3 p. m. a 8 p. m.
6 de mayo – Exhibición de Arte del Distrito 5pm-8pm
7 de mayo – Exhibición de Arte del Distrito 10am-12pm
9 de mayo – Spirit Bowl 1:45 p. m.-3:10 p. m.
9 de mayo – 1er grado “Demuestra lo que sabes” 5pm-6pm
10 de mayo – Reunión virtual de empoderamiento de padres: Seguridad en Internet/Relaciones de salud/Preparación para el verano 7pm-8pm
10 de mayo – Concierto de coro de fin de año 6pm-7pm
12 de mayo – Sala Sistema Ensemble MP 2:35pm-5:30pm
12 de mayo Concierto de Orquesta de Fin de Año 5pm-7pm
12 de mayo – Concierto de banda de fin de año 7pm-9pm
24 de mayo – 3.er grado “Demuestra lo que sabes” 5pm-6pm

Información de contacto de la escuela
385-351-3090
Presione 1 para oficina primaria
Presione 2 para asistir a la oficina de secundaria y secundaria
Presione 3 para la oficina de la escuela secundaria

Aviso de elección de Land Trust

Se acercan nuestras elecciones anuales del Comité Asesor de Padres (PAC) y estamos buscando voluntarios para servir durante el año escolar 2022-2023. El PAC participa con la administración de la escuela en el desarrollo del Plan Escolar Anual, al decidir cómo se gastarán los fondos del Fideicomiso de Tierras y otros asuntos importantes para nuestros estudiantes en American Preparatory Academy. El PAC generalmente se reúne 4 veces al año. Se espera que los miembros del PAC participen en todas estas reuniones para que haya quórum presente para realizar negocios. No hay límites de mandato; siempre que el voluntario tenga estudiantes inscritos en la escuela y participe activamente, puede continuar sirviendo en el comité.

Si está interesado, comuníquese con Rebecca Dailey Land Trust Grant Manager en landtrust@apamail.org a más tardar el lunes 9 de mayo de 2022 a las 4 p.m.

Por favor incluya:

Tu nombre
El campus para el que se postula
Nombre y grado de sus alumnos
Su número de teléfono y dirección de correo electrónico
Un párrafo breve (70 palabras o menos) sobre por qué está interesado en formar parte del comité.

El enlace de la boleta irá a casa como la última página del boletín del 13 de mayo y las elecciones se realizarán hasta el miércoles 18 de mayo. El candidato que reciba la mayor cantidad de votos se publicará en el boletín del 20 de mayo de su campus. ¡Gracias!

Reinscripción

La fecha límite de reinscripción se acerca enormemente. Asegúrese de volver a inscribir a su estudiante para el próximo año escolar 2022-23. Si tiene alguna pregunta o inquietud, comuníquese con la Sra. Lautaimi Registradora en llautaimi@apamail.org

Feria de Geografía

¡Padres! Necesitamos algunos voluntarios para ayudar a juzgar nuestra próxima Feria de Geografía de 9º grado. El día de la feria, los padres recibirán una hoja de evaluación y se les pedirá que caminen y escuchen las presentaciones de los estudiantes. Es un ambiente divertido y todos los estudiantes están ansiosos por mostrar su arduo trabajo. La Feria de Geografía es el 18 de mayo a las 2:15 en el gimnasio grande. Si puede unirse a nosotros, comuníquese con la Sra. Taylor o la Sra. Núñez etaylor@apamail.org lnunez@apamail.org

Se necesitan instructores

Nuestro Campus necesita Instructores. Con mucho gusto damos la bienvenida a nuestras familias o amigos de APA que deseen venir y ser parte de nuestro equipo de primaria. Si está interesado, haga clic en el enlace para completar una solicitud. https://bit.ly/3t67NBj

AHORA CONTRATANDO: EQUIPO DE COCINA

4546 S. Atherton Drive #101 Taylorsville

Turnos 7am a 4pm Lunes – Viernes Pago: Según Experiencia

Conocimientos, destrezas, habilidades y términos de empleo

Preparar y preparar los elementos del menú de acuerdo con las recetas proporcionadas.
Control adecuado de las porciones para garantizar la consistencia en todos los elementos del menú.
Picar, envasar y preparar las verduras
Certificado de manipuladores de alimentos (se puede obtener dentro de los 30 días posteriores al empleo)
Todos los días del año escolar con asistencia regular requerida

Vaya a https://www.americanprep.org/careers/ para presentar su solicitud en línea.

Descripción del administrador de cocina https://www.americanprep.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Central-Kitchen-Manager-Job-Descr iption.pdf

Oportunidad de beca para necesidades especiales de USBE

Los distritos escolares y las escuelas chárter están obligados por la Ley de Utah, 53A1a-704(10), a informar a los padres de estudiantes con IEP inscritos en escuelas públicas, de la disponibilidad de una beca para asistir a una escuela privada a través del Programa de Becas Carson Smith. El Programa de Becas para Necesidades Especiales de Carson Smith (CSS, por sus siglas en inglés) brinda asistencia para la matrícula para aquellos que calificarían para educación especial y servicios relacionados en escuelas públicas, estudiantes con necesidades especiales elegibles para preescolar inscritos en escuelas privadas no elegibles. La beca es para estudiantes hasta el grado 12 (3-21 años de edad), cuyos padres eligen una escuela privada elegible. Para obtener más información sobre la beca, el calendario de fechas límite y el calendario de financiación, visite https://www.schools.utah.gov/specialeducation/programs/carsonsmithscholarship

Los hogares que califican para el almuerzo gratis o a precio reducido antes del 6 de mayo pueden ser elegibles para la EBT pandémica

Padres APA,

Los estudiantes que califican para los beneficios de comidas gratis o a precio reducido pueden ser potencialmente elegibles para la EBT pandémica (P-EBT). P-EBT puede ayudar a las personas a comprar alimentos si sus hijos han perdido temporalmente el acceso a comidas gratuitas o a precio reducido debido al cierre de escuelas por emergencias relacionadas con COVID u otras ausencias escolares relacionadas con COVID durante el año escolar 2021-2022.

Durante el año escolar 2021-22, todos los estudiantes, independientemente de su nivel de ingresos, recibirán almuerzo gratis cada día que asistan a la escuela. Sin embargo, esto no otorga automáticamente a los estudiantes un estatus gratuito reducido, ni califica a los estudiantes para P-EBT. El 20 de abril, enviamos un correo electrónico que incluía una carta con el estado de elegibilidad de su estudiante(s) (gratis, reducido o pagado). Si sus estudiantes ya califican para comidas gratuitas a precio reducido, NO envíe otra solicitud. Le enviaremos un correo electrónico dentro de unas semanas con un enlace para solicitar los beneficios.

Si sus estudiantes tienen el estado de almuerzo PAGADO pero cree que su hogar podría calificar para comidas gratuitas a precio reducido, lo alentamos a enviar una solicitud antes del 6 de mayo de 2022. Siga este enlace: https://www.americanprep.org/school- programa-almuerzo/elegibilidad/

Envíe un correo electrónico a lunch@apamail.org si tiene preguntas.

amiga amapola

En preparación para nuestra Asamblea del Día de los Caídos. Se están ordenando sobres de donación de Buddy Poppy para que se los lleven a casa con sus estudiantes.

Estas son las palabras iniciales del poema Inmortal del Coronel John McCrea dedicado a la memoria de los hombres y mujeres que sirvieron, lucharon y murieron en Francia durante la Primera Guerra Mundial. Las amapolas que escribió se han convertido en el verdadero símbolo de todos aquellos que han dado sus vidas en las guerras de nuestra nación.

La amapola ha sido reconocida como la flor conmemorativa en países de todo el mundo. Es distribuido por organizaciones de veteranos en Europa, América del Norte y en la mayoría de los países de la Commonwealth británica.

Desde 1922, Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States ha realizado una distribución anual de amapolas “Buddy” para recaudar fondos para sus programas de caridad en nombre de los veteranos necesitados y discapacitados, y los familiares sobrevivientes de los veteranos fallecidos.

AMAPOLAS POR TODAS PARTES

Hoy en día, las amapolas amigas se distribuyen por correos y auxiliares de la VFW en todos los estados de la unión y en decenas de otros países. Anualmente se distribuyen unos 14 millones; la mayoría de ellos durante el período anterior al Día de los Caídos y al Día de los Veteranos, pero muchos de ellos en otras épocas del año.

Cada año se recaudan más de 11 millones de dólares a través de la distribución de las amapolas Buddy, todo estrictamente contabilizado y dedicado por completo al bienestar de los veteranos. Bajo el exclusivo sistema de distribución de VFW, las ganancias de la distribución se dividen entre los fines benéficos nacionales, estatales y locales.

Cuando haces una donación…

usted ha contribuido al Hogar Nacional de Veteranos de Guerras Extranjeras para Hijos de veteranos fallecidos o discapacitados en Eaton Rapids, Michigan… a los servicios de rehabilitación Nacional VFW en Washington, DC… al servicio de rehabilitación VFW en su propio Estado.. y para dirigir programas de asistencia para veteranos discapacitados y necesitados y miembros del servicio activo y sus familias en su propia comunidad.

Los servicios hechos posibles a través de su donación están disponibles para TODOS los veteranos necesitados, miembros del servicio activo y sus familias, no solo para aquellos que son Veteranos de Guerras en el Extranjero. Cientos de miles de no miembros son asistidos con reclamos por discapacidad y atendidos en hospitales cada año por Veteranos de Guerras Extranjeras.

¿Cómo tan poco puede hacer tanto?

La persona de quien recibiste tu amapola es un voluntario. Su supervisor es un voluntario y las personas que ayudaron a organizar la distribución son voluntarios. Su única paga es la satisfacción que les da dedicar tiempo y esfuerzo a una causa digna. Sin embargo, hay alguien a quien sí se le paga. Los veteranos discapacitados que ensamblaron la amapola a partir de las partes originales reciben una suma nominal por su trabajo. La cantidad es pequeña, pero les ayuda a comprar los pequeños lujos que hacen tolerable la vida en el hospital y les permite comprar algún regalo de vez en cuando para sus seres queridos en casa.

Cuando le entreguen un “Buddy Poppy”, dé generosamente.

Y cuando uses tu Poppy, hazlo con orgullo.

Y cuando veas a voluntarios de VFW y auxiliares trabajando en hospitales de veteranos, visitando a los enfermos y ayudándolos en sus problemas, salúdalos.

Sois socios en una gran obra.

Banco de videos de lecciones de lectura y matemáticas de la APA

¿Sabías que hay videos para nuestras lecciones de matemáticas en el sitio web de APA? De esta manera, si su estudiante está enfermo por unos días o si solo necesita otra repetición de la enseñanza del maestro para hacer su tarea, puede obtener la ayuda que necesita. Simplemente haga clic en el nivel de matemáticas de su estudiante y haga clic en la lección, ubicada en el lado izquierdo. https://www.americanprep.org/math-and-reading-lessons/

ANUARIOS DE PRIMARIA

¡Los anuarios de primaria todavía están disponibles! Tenemos un número limitado, que se venderá por orden de llegada. Pase por la oficina de primaria para comprar su anuario, ya no están disponibles para comprar en línea. Cuestan $ 16 por un anuario de tapa blanda a todo color.

Programas después de la escuela

¡Hola familias de WV2 Sistema!

¡Estamos muy felices de ver a nuestros increíbles estudiantes de Sistema Utah esta tarde! Es difícil creer que solo quedan seis semanas para trabajar con nuestros estudiantes de Sistema antes de que termine la escuela. La buena noticia es que tenemos MUCHO para ayudar a desarrollar musicalmente a nuestros estudiantes e inspirarlos durante el verano.

Como faltan 4 semanas y media para nuestro Concierto de Primavera “Take Flight” de Sistema Utah, comenzaremos nuestros ensayos esta semana. También es crucial que CADA estudiante de Sistema Utah – primaria y secundaria – venga cada día de clase para que estén listos para actuar. ¡Nuevamente, nuestro invitado especial será Alex Boye y su hijo NO querrá perderse esto!

Por favor, coloque las siguientes fechas en sus calendarios. Aquellos que tengan un horario modificado deberán asistir a cada ensayo para asegurarse de que estén listos para realizar nuestra gran final. Gracias por ayudar a su hijo a tener éxito en este concierto único en la vida.

Jueves, 5 de mayo 3-4:30 p.m. – Ensayo (programa completo, no solo gran final)
Martes, 10 de mayo 4-6 p.m. – Grabación de la gran final: CADA estudiante debe estar presente para que tengamos todas las voces necesarias para nuestra grabación que enviaremos al Sr. Boye.
Jueves, 19 de mayo – Día de ensayo general – TODOS los estudiantes deberán quedarse hasta las 5 p.m. El Sr. Boye vendrá a practicar con nosotros este día.
Viernes, 20 de mayo – Día de ensayo y concierto – TODOS los estudiantes deberán quedarse hasta que termine el concierto. El concierto comienza a las 6 p.m. con apertura de puertas a las 5:30 p.m. Los boletos estarán disponibles para ordenar el 1 de mayo. Cada estudiante recibirá una cantidad limitada de boletos y todos los demás podrán ver la transmisión en vivo.

Asegúrese de que su hijo traiga su instrumento a la escuela todos los días si lo trae a casa para practicar. Tenemos la misma expectativa que durante el día que cada estudiante esté preparado con sus materiales diariamente. Eso significa que cada estudiante necesita tener su instrumento y cualquier música con ellos para su clase de instrumento.

Hemos comenzado a utilizar nuestras aulas Sistema Google para las clases de instrumento y canto de su hijo. Cada estudiante ha sido invitado a unirse a sus respectivas aulas. Hay un video que necesitan presionar para reproducir y practicar junto con él. Esto les ayudará a estar preparados para nuestro próximo concierto.

Esta semana también enviaremos tres oportunidades de voluntariado de Sign Up Genius. Agradeceríamos su ayuda para que nuestros eventos sean un éxito. A continuación se presentan las oportunidades de voluntariado:

Día del concierto – 20 de mayo – Tenemos muchas necesidades de acomodar, limpiar, repartir programas, etc.

Apagar las luces – 27 de mayo – Necesitaremos padres voluntarios para ayudar con las cabinas, instalar, limpiar, etc. ¿Te apasiona alguna manualidad o te encanta pintar caras? Envíe un correo electrónico a la Sra. Christensen para agregarla a nuestra lista tchristensen@apamail.org.

¡Muchas gracias por su apoyo!

CARRERA ANUAL ANUAL DE SUPERHÉROES DEL DISTRITO DE APA – GUARDE LA FECHA – ¡Nuevo lugar y hora!

Marque sus calendarios para el sábado 7 de mayo a las 10 a. m. en Oquirrh Lake Running Trail, South Jordan UT.

¡Únase a nosotros para una carrera de 1k o 5K, camiones de comida, subasta silenciosa y fm100.3 con Rusty Keys! ¡Agradecemos y apreciamos humildemente la AYUDA VOLUNTARIA! Especialmente Trail Marshals (PS Trail Marshals recibirán una CAMISETA GRATIS!) Regístrese como voluntario. Utilice el Más detalles por venir…

5.2.22 WV2 Newsletter

April 29, 2022

I am a builder when I use … KIND AND COURTEOUS WORDS (changing the world for the better)

Courtesy is defined simply as “well-mannered conduct indicative of respect for or consideration of others.” I define courtesy as kind, thoughtful, generous (as in second to another), humble, respectful, and polite. Through the lessons of grace and courtesy we instill the values of respect, honesty, integrity, courage, and kindness. We prepare the child for life. – Mary Lou Cobb, Grace and Courtesy for the Whole School

Upcoming events

May 6 – Senior Cook Out and Hike 2:3pm-8pm
May 6 – District Art Show 5pm-8pm
May 7 – District Art Show 10am-12pm
May 9 – Spirit Bowl 1:45pm-3:10pm
May 9 – 1st Grade “Show What you Know” 5pm-6pm
May 10 – Virtual Parent Empowerment Meeting: Internet Safety/Health Relationships/Summer Preparation 7pm-8pm
May 10 – End of Year Choir Concert 6pm-7pm
May 12 – Sistema Ensemble MP Room 2:35pm-5:30pm
May 12 End of Year Orchestra Concert 5pm-7pm
May 12 – End of Year Band Concert 7pm-9pm
May 24 – 3rd Grade “Show What You Know” 5pm-6pm

School Contact Information

385-351-3090
Press 1 for Elementary Office
Press 2 for Junior High Office & Secondary attendance
Press 3 for High School Office

Land Trust Election Notice

If you are interested, please contact Rebecca Dailey Land Trust Grant Manager at landtrust@apamail.org no later than Monday, May 9, 2022 at 4pm.

Please include:

Your name
The campus you are running for
Your students name and grade
Your phone number and email address
A short (70 words or less) paragraph on why you are interested in being on the committee.

Re-enrollment

Geography Fair

Instructors Needed

NOW HIRING: KITCHEN CREW

4546 S. Atherton Drive #101 Taylorsville

Shifts 7am to 4pm Monday – Friday Pay: Depending on Experience

Knowledge, Skills, Abilities & Terms of Employment
● Prepare and prep menu items according to the recipes provided.
● Proper portion control to ensure consistency in all menu items.
● Chop, package, and prepare vegetable
● Food Handlers certificate (may be obtained within 30 days of employment
● All days of the school year with regular attendance required
Go to https://www.americanprep.org/careers/ to apply online.

Kitchen Manager Description https://www.americanprep.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Central-Kitchen-Manager-Job-Descr iption.pdf

USBE Special Needs Scholarship Opportunity

Households that Qualify for Free or Reduced-price Lunch by May 6 May Be Eligible for Pandemic EBT

APA Parents,

Students that qualify for free or reduced-price meal benefits may be potentially eligible for pandemic EBT (P-EBT). P-EBT can help individuals purchase food if their children have temporarily lost access to free or reduced-price meals due to school closures from COVID-related emergencies, or other COVID-related school absences during the 2021-2022 school year.

During the 2021-22 school year, all students, regardless of income status, receive free lunch each day they attend school. However, this does not automatically give students free-reduced status, nor qualify students for P-EBT. On April 20th, we sent an email which including a letter with your student(s) eligibility status (free, reduced, or paid). If your students already qualify for free-reduced meals, DO NOT submit another application. We will send you an email within a few weeks with a link to apply for benefits.

If your students have PAID lunch status but you believe your household might qualify for free-reduced meals, we encourage you to submit an application before May 6, 2022. Please follow this link: https://www.americanprep.org/school-lunch-program/eligibility/

Please email lunch@apamail.org if you have questions.

Buddy Poppy

In preparation for our Memorial Day Assembly. Buddy Poppy donation envelopes are being ordered to go home with your students.

POPPIES EVERYWHERE

When you make a donation …

How can so little do so much?

When you are handed a “Buddy Poppy”, give generously…and when you wear your Poppy, do it proudly…and when you see VFW and auxiliary volunteers working in veteran’s hospitals, visiting the sick and helping them with their problems, give them a word of greeting.

You are Partners in a great work.

APA Reading and Math Lesson Video Bank

Elementary Yearbooks

After School Programs

Hello WV2 Sistema Families!

We are so happy to see our amazing Sistema Utah students this afternoon! It’s hard to believe that there are only six weeks left to work with our Sistema students before school ends. The good news is that we have A LOT going on to help build up our students musically and to inspire them over the summer.

As our Sistema Utah “Take Flight” Spring Concert is 4 ½ weeks away, we will be beginning our rehearsals this week. It is also crucial that EACH Sistema Utah student – elementary and secondary – come each day of class so that they are ready to perform. Again, our special guest will be Alex Boye and your child will NOT want to miss this!

Thursday, May 5th 3-4:30 p.m. – Rehearsal (entire program – not just grand finale)
Tuesday, May 10th 4-6 p.m. – Grand Finale Recording – EACH student needs to be present so that we have all necessary voices for our recording that we will be sending to Mr. Boye.
Thursday, May 19th – Dress Rehearsal Day – ALL students will need to stay until 5 p.m. Mr. Boye will be coming to practice with us this day.
Friday, May 20th – Rehearsal and Concert Day – ALL students will need to stay until after the concert finishes. Concert begins at 6 p.m. with doors opening at 5:30 p.m. Tickets will be available to order on May 1st. Each student will receive a limited number of tickets and everyone else will be able to watch the livestream.

Please be sure that your child brings their instrument to school daily if they bring it home to practice. We have the same expectation as the daytime that each student is prepared with their materials daily. That means that every student needs to have their instrument and any music with them for their instrument class.

We have started utilizing our Sistema Google classrooms for your child’s instrument and singing classes. Each student has been invited to join their respective classrooms. There is a video that they need to push play on and practice along with. This will help them to be prepared for our upcoming concert.

We will be sending out three Sign Up Genius volunteer opportunities this week as well. We would appreciate your help to have our events be successful. Below are the volunteer opportunities:

Concert Day – May 20th – We have many needs for ushering, clean up, passing out programs, etc.
Lights Off – May 27th – We will need parent volunteers to help with booths, set up, clean up, etc. Are you passionate about a craft or super amazing at face painting? Email Mrs. Christensen to get added to our list tchristensen@apamail.org.

Thank you so much for your support!

APA ANNUAL DISTRICT SUPERHERO FUN RUN – SAVE THE DATE – New Venue and Time!

REGISTER LINK: www.americanprepfoundation.org/funrun Fun Run Registration ($10) Includes: Race Entry (1 Mile or 5K Race), Race T-SHIRT (wear to school on May 5), Bag/Swag, Name announced in front of the whole school, Lollipop, AND Your Student’s name on the hero wall!

RACE INFORMATION: (Saturday, May 7 @10am) at Oquirrh Lake Running Trail, South Jordan UT. Join us for a 1k or 5K race, food trucks, silent auction, and Fm100.3 with Rusty Keys! Watch the following fun video for more information Here is the link: FUN RUN VIDEO INCENTIVES: Your student can fundraise more than the registration fee and earn EXCITING INCENTIVES like Free Dress Day, Free T-Shirt @ APA Spirit Wear Store, And MUCH MORE!

4.25.22 WV2 Newsletter Spanish

April 25, 2022

Soy un constructor cuando uso… PALABRAS AMABLES Y CORTÉSICAS (cambiando el mundo para mejor)

“Lleva a cabo un acto de bondad al azar, sin esperar recompensa, con la certeza de que algún día alguien podría hacer lo mismo por ti”. – Princesa Diana

Ser amable no solo tiene un efecto directo en los demás, sino que también tiene un impacto positivo en ti mismo. Todo el mundo puede usar un poco de bondad en su vida, ya es hora de comenzar a difundir el amor. Amabilidad y palabras corteses, comienza con USTED.

Próximos Eventos

12 de abril – Reunión virtual de empoderamiento de padres 7pm – 8pm
25 de abril – JH Boys Volleyball vs Maeser Prep (Local) 4:30pm-6:30pm
25 de abril – HS Girls Soccer vs Intermountain Christian en el complejo deportivo Centennial Park de 4:00 p. m. a 5:30 p. m.
26 de abril – Juego de fútbol Varsity Varsity de HS contra North Summit (local) 4:00 p. m. a 5:30 p. m.
27 de abril – Día de decisión universitaria en la cafetería de atrás. 12:45-14:10
28 de abril – Exhibición de personal y estudiantes de Sistema 5pm-6pm
29 de abril – Fútbol femenino de HS en Intermountain Christian Falcon Park 4pm-5:30pm
30 de abril – HS Track – Davis Invitational 8-3pm en Davis HS
6 de mayo – Comida al aire libre y caminata para adultos mayores 2:30-8pm
6 de mayo – Muestra de Arte del Distrito

Información de contacto de la escuela
385-351-3090
Presione 1 para oficina primaria
Presione 2 para asistir a la oficina de secundaria y secundaria
Presione 3 para la oficina de la escuela secundaria

Aviso de elección de Land Trust

Si está interesado, comuníquese con Rebecca Dailey Land Trust Grant Manager en landtrust@apamail.org a más tardar el lunes 9 de mayo de 2022 a las 4 p.m.

Por favor incluya:

Tu nombre
El campus para el que se postula
Nombre y grado de sus alumnos
Su número de teléfono y dirección de correo electrónico
Un párrafo breve (70 palabras o menos) sobre por qué está interesado en formar parte del comité.

Reinscripción

Feria de Geografía

Se necesitan instructores

AHORA CONTRATANDO: EQUIPO DE COCINA

4546 S. Atherton Drive #101 Taylorsville

Turnos 7am a 4pm Lunes – Viernes Pago: Según Experiencia

Conocimientos, destrezas, habilidades y términos de empleo

Preparar y preparar los elementos del menú de acuerdo con las recetas proporcionadas.
Control adecuado de las porciones para garantizar la consistencia en todos los elementos del menú.
Picar, envasar y preparar las verduras
Certificado de manipuladores de alimentos (se puede obtener dentro de los 30 días posteriores al empleo)
Todos los días del año escolar con asistencia regular requerida

Vaya a https://www.americanprep.org/careers/ para presentar su solicitud en línea.

Descripción del administrador de cocina https://www.americanprep.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Central-Kitchen-Manager-Job-Descr iption.pdf

Oportunidad de beca para necesidades especiales de USBE

Los distritos escolares y las escuelas charter están obligados por la Ley de Utah, 53A1a-704(10), a informar a los padres de estudiantes con IEP inscritos en escuelas públicas, de la disponibilidad de una beca para asistir a una escuela privada a través del Programa de Becas Carson Smith. El Programa de Becas para Necesidades Especiales de Carson Smith (CSS, por sus siglas en inglés) brinda asistencia para la matrícula para aquellos que calificarían para educación especial y servicios relacionados en escuelas públicas, estudiantes con necesidades especiales elegibles para preescolar inscritos en escuelas privadas no elegibles. La beca es para estudiantes hasta el grado 12 (3-21 años de edad), cuyos padres eligen una escuela privada elegible. Para obtener más información sobre la beca, el calendario de fechas límite y el calendario de financiación, visite https://www.schools.utah.gov/specialeducation/programs/carsonsmithscholarship

Banco de videos de lecciones de lectura y matemáticas de la APA

ANUARIOS DE PRIMARIA

Programas después de la escuela

¡Hola familias de WV2 Sistema!

¡Estamos muy felices de ver a nuestros increíbles estudiantes de Sistema Utah esta tarde! Es difícil creer que solo quedan seis semanas para trabajar con nuestros estudiantes de Sistema antes de que termine la escuela. La buena noticia es que tenemos MUCHO para ayudar a desarrollar musicalmente a nuestros estudiantes e inspirarlos durante el verano.

Como nuestro Concierto de Primavera “Take Flight” de Sistema Utah es dentro de 4 ½ semanas, comenzaremos nuestros ensayos esta semana. También es crucial que CADA estudiante de Sistema Utah – primaria y secundaria – venga cada día de clase para que estén listos para actuar. ¡Nuevamente, nuestro invitado especial será Alex Boye y su hijo NO querrá perderse esto!

ESTE jueves 21 de abril 3-4 p.m. – Ensayo
Miércoles 27 de abril 3-4 p.m. – Ensayo
Jueves, 5 de mayo 3-4:30 p.m. – Ensayo (programa completo, no solo gran final)
Martes, 10 de mayo 4-6 p.m. – Grabación de la gran final: CADA estudiante debe estar presente para que tengamos todas las voces necesarias para nuestra grabación que enviaremos al Sr. Boye.
Jueves, 19 de mayo – Día de ensayo general – TODOS los estudiantes deberán quedarse hasta las 5 p.m. El Sr. Boye vendrá a practicar con nosotros este día.
Viernes, 20 de mayo – Día de ensayo y concierto – TODOS los estudiantes deberán quedarse hasta que termine el concierto. El concierto comienza a las 6 p.m. con apertura de puertas a las 5:30 p.m. Los boletos estarán disponibles para ordenar el 1 de mayo. Cada estudiante recibirá una cantidad limitada de boletos y todos los demás podrán ver la transmisión en vivo.

Semana de profesionales extraescolares del 25 al 29 de abril: AMAMOS a nuestro personal extraescolar y hay una semana nacional para celebrar todas las cosas increíbles que hacen. Regístrese para traer un refrigerio o una cena aquí.

Día del concierto – 20 de mayo – Tenemos muchas necesidades de acomodar, limpiar, repartir programas, etc.

¡Muchas gracias por su apoyo!

CARRERA ANUAL ANUAL DE SUPERHÉROES DEL DISTRITO DE APA – GUARDE LA FECHA – ¡Nuevo lugar y hora!

Marque sus calendarios para el sábado 7 de mayo a las 10 a. m. en Oquirrh Lake Running Trail, South Jordan UT.

4.25.22 WV2 Newsletter

April 25, 2022

I am a builder when I use … KIND AND COURTEOUS WORDS (changing the world for the better)

“Carry out a random act of kindness, with no expectation of reward, safe in the knowledge that one day someone might do the same for you.” – Princess Diana

Being kind not only has a direct effect on others, but it has a positive impact on yourself as well. Everybody can use a little bit of kindness in their life, it is about time to start spreading the love. Kindness and courteous words, starts with YOU.

Upcoming events

April 25 – JH Boys Volleyball vs Maeser Prep (Home) 4:30pm-6:30pm
April 25 – HS Girls Soccer vs Intermountain Christian at Centennial Park Sports Complex 4pm-5:30pm
April 26 – HS Boys Varsity Soccer Game vs North Summit (Home) 4pm-5:30pm
April 27 – College Decision Day at the Cafeteria out back. 12:45pm-2:10pm
April 28 – Sistema Staff and Student Showcase 5pm-6pm
April 29 – HS Girls Soccer at Intermountain Christian Falcon Park 4pm-5:30pm
April 30 – HS Track – Davis Invitational 8-3pm at Davis HS
May 6 – Senior Cook Out and Hike 2:30-8pm
May 6 – District Art Show

School Contact Information

385-351-3090
Press 1 for Elementary Office
Press 2 for Junior High Office & Secondary attendance
Press 3 for High School Office

Land Trust election notice

If you are interested, please contact Rebecca Dailey Land Trust Grant Manager at landtrust@apamail.org no later than Monday, May 9, 2022 at 4pm.

Please include:

Your name
The campus you are running for
Your students name and grade
Your phone number and email address
A short (70 words or less) paragraph on why you are interested in being on the committee.

Re-enrollment

The re-enrollment deadline is vastly approaching. Please make sure to re-enroll your student for the upcoming 2022-23 school year. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Mrs. Lautaimi Registrar at llautaimi@apamail.org

Geography Fair

Instructors Needed

NOW HIRING: KITCHEN CREW

4546 S. Atherton Drive #101 Taylorsville
Shifts 7am to 4pm Monday – Friday Pay: Depending on Experience

Kitchen Manager Description https://www.americanprep.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Central-Kitchen-Manager-Job-Descr iption.pdf

USBE Special Needs Scholarship Opportunity

ELEMENTARY YEARBOOKS

APA Reading and Math Lesson Video Bank

After School Programs

Hello WV2 Sistema Families!

THIS Thursday, April 21st 3-4 p.m. – Rehearsal
Wednesday, April 27th 3-4 p.m. – Rehearsal
Thursday, May 5th 3-4:30 p.m. – Rehearsal (entire program – not just grand finale)
Tuesday, May 10th 4-6 p.m. – Grand Finale Recording – EACH student needs to be present so that we have all necessary voices for our recording that we will be sending to Mr. Boye.
Thursday, May 19th – Dress Rehearsal Day – ALL students will need to stay until 5 p.m. Mr. Boye will be coming to practice with us this day.
Friday, May 20th – Rehearsal and Concert Day – ALL students will need to stay until after the concert finishes. Concert begins at 6 p.m. with doors opening at 5:30 p.m. Tickets will be available to order on May 1st. Each student will receive a limited number of tickets and everyone else will be able to watch the livestream.

We will be sending out three Sign Up Genius volunteer opportunities this week as well. We would appreciate your help to have our events be successful. Below are the volunteer opportunities:

Afterschool Professionals Week April 25-29th – We LOVE our afterschool staff and there is a National week to celebrate all of the amazing things that they do. Please sign up to bring a snack or dinner here.
Concert Day – May 20th – We have many needs for ushering, clean up, passing out programs, etc.
Lights Off – May 27th – We will need parent volunteers to help with booths, set up, clean up, etc. Are you passionate about a craft or super amazing at face painting? Email Mrs. Christensen to get added to our list tchristensen@apamail.org.

Thank you so much for your support!

APA ANNUAL DISTRICT SUPERHERO FUN RUN – SAVE THE DATE – New Venue and Time!

Mark your calendars for Saturday, May 7th – 10am at Oquirrh Lake Running Trail, South Jordan UT.

Join us for a 1k or 5K race, food trucks, silent auction, and fm100.3 with Rusty Keys! We welcome and humbly appreciate VOLUNTEER HELP! Especially Trail Marshals (PS Trail Marshals will receive a FREE T-SHIRT!) Volunteer Sign Up. Use the More details to come…

4.18.22 WV2 Spanish Newsletter

April 15, 2022

Soy un constructor cuando uso… PALABRAS AMABLES Y CORTÉSICAS (cambiando el mundo para mejor)

Enseñando a los niños la importancia de la amistad y la bondad, esta cita clásica y este libro te darán muchas lecciones. “‘¿Por qué hiciste todo esto por mí?’, preguntó. No me lo merezco. Nunca he hecho nada por ti. —Has sido mi amigo —respondió Charlotte. ‘Eso en sí mismo es algo tremendo’”. – Charlotte’s Webb, E.B White.

Próximos Eventos

12 de abril – Reunión virtual de empoderamiento de padres 7pm – 8pm
14 de abril – Sin Sistema
14 de abril: audiciones para la compañía de baile y el equipo de salón de baile, de 2:30 p. m. a 5:30 p. m.
15 de abril – No hay clases – Solo primaria
15 de abril – Conferencia de padres y maestros 8 am – 12 pm
19 de abril – AP e inscripción simultánea Noche de padres 6pm-7pm
20 de abril – Asamblea Hope 12:45pm-2:10pm

Información de contacto de la escuela

385-351-3090
Presione 1 para oficina primaria
Presione 2 para asistir a la oficina de secundaria y secundaria
Presione 3 para la oficina de la escuela secundaria

¡UNA GRAN NOTICIA! ¡Felicitaciones a todas las personas talentosas y trabajadoras que hacen que American Preparatory sea GRANDE!

Los resultados de 2022 Best of State Utah se publicaron esta tarde y nos complace anunciar que American Prep ganó los premios TEN.

Educación
Educación especial – American Prep – Programa de educación especial
Administrador K-12 – Carolyn Sharette
Profesor – Escuela Secundaria – Craig Hollinger
Educación musical para la primera infancia – Connie McCullough
Seminario Formación/Educación – Trina Christensen
Instrucción musical individual – Trina Christensen
Arte y entretenimiento
Programa de Música Comunitaria – Sistema Utah
Instrumentos Musicales – Sistema Utah
Orquesta Infantil – Sistema Utah
Desarrollo comunitario
Voluntaria individual – Hannah Christensen (WV2 Senior)

Aviso de elección de Land Trust

Se acercan nuestras elecciones anuales del Comité Asesor de Padres (PAC) y estamos buscando voluntarios para servir en el año escolar 2022-2023.

El PAC participa con la administración de la escuela en el desarrollo del Plan Escolar Anual, al decidir cómo se gastarán los fondos del Fideicomiso de Tierras y otros asuntos importantes para nuestros estudiantes en American Preparatory Academy.

El PAC generalmente se reúne 4 veces al año. Se espera que los miembros del PAC participen en todas estas reuniones para que haya quórum presente para realizar negocios. No hay límites de mandato; siempre que el voluntario tenga estudiantes inscritos en la escuela y participe activamente, puede continuar sirviendo en el comité.

Si está interesado, comuníquese con Rebecca Dailey Land Trust Gerente de subvenciones a landtrust@apamail.org a más tardar el lunes 9 de mayo de 2022 a las 4 p. m.

Incluya:

Su nombre
El campus para el que se postula
El nombre y el grado
Su número de teléfono y dirección de correo electrónico
Un párrafo breve (70 palabras o menos) sobre por qué está interesado en formar parte del comité.

Se necesitan instructores

Nuestro Campus necesita Instructores. Con mucho gusto damos la bienvenida a nuestros familiares o amigos de APA que deseen venir y ser parte de nuestro equipo de Elementaria. Si está interesado, haga clic en el enlace para completar una solicitud. https://bit.ly/3t67NBj

AHORA CONTRATANDO: EQUIPO DE COCINA

4546 S. Atherton Drive #101 Taylorsville

Turnos 7am a 4pm Lunes – Viernes Pago: Según Experiencia

Conocimientos, destrezas, habilidades y términos de empleo

Preparar y preparar los elementos del menú de acuerdo con las recetas proporcionadas.
Control adecuado de las porciones para garantizar la consistencia en todos los elementos del menú.
Picar, envasar y preparar las verduras
Certificado de manipuladores de alimentos (se puede obtener dentro de los 30 días posteriores al empleo)
Todos los días del año escolar con asistencia regular requerida

Vaya a https://www.americanprep.org/careers/ para presentar su solicitud en línea.

Descripción del administrador de cocina https://www.americanprep.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Central-Kitchen-Manager-Job-Descr iption.pdf

Oportunidad de empleo en el cuidado de niños

American Preparatory Academy ofrece un servicio de cuidado de niños de bajo costo para todos sus empleados y se encuentra dentro del campus de WV2. Este programa no solo es asequible, sino que también es una experiencia de cuidado infantil de alta calidad para sus hijos. Nuestro personal dice que debido a este increíble servicio, ahora pueden pagar el cuidado de los niños y tener la tranquilidad de saber que sus hijos están bien cuidados. ¡Este servicio les permite brindar una educación increíble para sus hijos!

Necesitamos desesperadamente proveedores de cuidado infantil para cuidar a sus hijos en nuestro programa. Los puestos pueden ser de tiempo completo o medio tiempo, entre las 7:00 y las 4:30, de lunes a viernes. Esta es una excelente manera de retribuir a los maestros de su hijo al cuidar a sus hijos mientras pasan horas incansables enseñándoles a sus hijos. Si no podemos llenar estos puestos, es posible que no podamos continuar ofreciendo este increíble servicio a nuestros maestros. Si le interesaría trabajar en nuestro programa de cuidado infantil del personal y está calificado para este puesto, o conoce a alguien que lo esté, comuníquese con Jennifer Brown en jennifer.brown@apamail.org o visite nuestro sitio web de APA (https://www.americanprep.org/careers/) y complete una solicitud.

Se necesitan instructores

Oportunidad de beca para necesidades especiales de USBE

Banco de videos de lecciones de lectura y matemáticas de la APA

Programas después de la escuela

¡Hola familias de American Preparatory!

Felicitaciones a nuestros estudiantes de Sistema que completaron 100 y 200 tareas asignadas. Todos recibieron un certificado especial esta semana. ¡Bien hecho! Nuestro objetivo es completar 20,000 asignaciones de tareas después de la escuela para el final del año escolar. Hemos completado casi 13,000 asignaciones hasta el momento. Tendremos un incentivo de no faltar tareas a partir del cuarto trimestre el viernes 1 de abril. Verifique el plan de aprendizaje de su hijo diariamente para ayudarlo a mantenerse al día con sus tareas.

Asegúrese de que su hijo tenga su instrumento con ellos todos los días. Estamos comenzando a aprender la música del Concierto de Primavera y todos los estudiantes deben poder participar para poder actuar en el concierto. Si ve a su hijo, salga al automóvil con su instrumento, asegúrese de que lo lleve adentro y no lo deje en el automóvil. Las bajas temperaturas invernales podrían dañar los instrumentos y algunos incluso podrían agrietarse o romperse debido al clima. Sugiero colocar su instrumento junto a su mochila mientras se preparan para irse a la cama para asegurarse de que no lo olviden.

Fechas para recordar

19 de mayo: ensayo general obligatorio para el concierto de primavera de 3:00 p. m. a 5:30 p. m.
20 de mayo – Concierto de celebración de primavera 6:00 p. m. – Boletos limitados disponibles y deben reservarse.

¡GRACIAS POR TU APOYO!

CARRERA ANUAL ANUAL DE SUPERHÉROES DEL DISTRITO DE APA – GUARDE LA FECHA – ¡Nuevo lugar y horario!

Marque sus calendarios para el sábado 7 de mayo a las 10 a. m. en Oquirrh Lake Running Trail, South Jordan UT.

¡Únase a nosotros para una carrera de 1k o 5K, camiones de comida, subasta silenciosa y fm100.3 con Rusty Keys! ¡Agradecemos y apreciamos humildemente la AYUDA VOLUNTARIA! Especialmente Trail Marshals (¡PS Trail Marshals recibirá una CAMISETA GRATIS!) Regístrese como voluntario. Utilice el Más detalles por venir…

4.18.22 WV2 Newsletter

April 15, 2022

I am a builder when I use … KIND AND COURTEOUS WORDS (changing the world for the better)

Teaching children the importance of friendship and kindness, this classic quote and book will give you many lessons. “‘Why did you do all this for me?’ he asked. ‘I don’t deserve it. I’ve never done anything for you.’ ‘You have been my friend,’ replied Charlotte. ‘That in itself is a tremendous thing.’” – Charlotte’s Webb, E.B White.

Upcoming events

April 12 – Virtual Parent Empowerment Meeting 7pm – 8pm
April 14 – No Sistema
April 14 – Dance Company and Ballroom Team Auditions 2:30pm – 5:30pm
April 15 – No School – Elementary Only
April 15 – Parent Teacher Conference 8am – 12pm
April 19 – AP and concurrent enrollment Parent night 6pm-7pm
April 20 – Hope Assembly 12:45pm-2:10pm

School Contact Information

385-351-3090
Press 1 for Elementary Office
Press 2 for Junior High Office & Secondary attendance
Press 3 for High School Office

GREAT NEWS! Congratulations to all the talented, hard-working people that make American Preparatory GREAT!

2022 Best of State Utah results came out, and we are excited to announce that American Prep won TEN awards.

Education
Special Education – American Prep – Special Education Program
Administrator K-12 – Carolyn Sharette
Teacher – High School – Craig Hollinger
Early Childhood Music Education – Connie McCullough
Seminar Training/Education – Trina Christensen
Individual Music Instruction – Trina Christensen
Arts & Entertainment
Community Music Program – Sistema Utah
Musical Instruments – Sistema Utah
Children’s Orchestra – Sistema Utah
Community Development
Individual Volunteer – Hannah Christensen (WV2 Senior)

Land Trust election notice

If you are interested, please contact Rebecca Dailey Land Trust Grant Manager at landtrust@apamail.org no later than Monday, May 9, 2022 at 4pm.

Please include:

Your name
The campus you are running for
Your students name and grade
Your phone number and email address
A short (70 words or less) paragraph on why you are interested in being on the committee.

Instructors Needed

NOW HIRING: KITCHEN CREW 4546 S. Atherton Drive #101 Taylorsville

Shifts 7am to 4pm Monday – Friday Pay: Depending on Experience

Knowledge, Skills, Abilities & Terms of Employment
● Prepare and prep menu items according to the recipes provided.
● Proper portion control to ensure consistency in all menu items.
● Chop, package, and prepare vegetable
● Food Handlers certificate (may be obtained within 30 days of employment
● All days of the school year with regular attendance required
Go to https://www.americanprep.org/careers/ to apply online.
Kitchen Manager Description
https://www.americanprep.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Central-Kitchen-Manager-Job-Descr iption.pdf

USBE Special Needs Scholarship Opportunity

AP meeting

Parents, if your student is interested in taking an AP class next year or enrolling in concurrent enrollment you must attend an information meeting on April 19th at 6pm in the small gym. We will go over all the information regarding registration, expectations, and ability to earn college credit in high school at a reduced rate. Please email counselors@apamail.org for questions.

APA Reading and Math Lesson Video Bank

After School Programs

Hello American Preparatory Families!

Welcome back from Spring Break! We are happy to be back with our students and love hearing music ringing in our hallways once more. We had a VERY special day on Monday – the Fry Street Quartet from Utah State University performed for us and worked with our Sistema Utah students as well. It was a marvelous experience filled with smiles and laughter.

Thank you so much for your support!

APA ANNUAL DISTRICT SUPERHERO FUN RUN – SAVE THE DATE – New Venue and Time!

Mark your calendars for Saturday, May 7th – 10am at Oquirrh Lake Running Trail, South Jordan UT.

4.11.22 WV2 Newsletter

April 11, 2022

I am a builder when I use … KIND AND COURTEOUS WORDS (changing the world for the better)

James: “You’re a hero”. Earthworm: “I am, I am wonderworm!”- James and the Giant Peach Ronald Dahl

The theme of James and the Giant Peach is that it’s never too late to make friends. Even though James loses his parents and his aunts are mean to him, he still desires to make friends who care about him, and he doesn’t give up. Have you ever desired anything? To desire means to want something very badly. Have you ever been alone on the playground during recess and wished you had someone to play with? If so, then you know exactly how James felt in the story when he desired to make friends. In the end, James is lucky to make new friends on his journey across the Atlantic Ocean in a giant peach!

Today, take the time to meet a new person, make a new friend and be kind to each other.

Upcoming events

April 12 – Virtual Parent Empowerment Meeting 7pm – 8pm
April 14 – No Sistema
April 14 – Dance Company and Ballroom Team Auditions 2:30pm – 5:30pm
April 15 – No School – Elementary Only
April 15 – Parent Teacher Conference 8am – 12pm

School Contact Information

385-351-3090
Press 1 for Elementary Office
Press 2 for Junior High Office & Secondary attendance
Press 3 for High School Office

WELCOME BACK FROM SPRING BREAK!

VIRTUAL PARENT EMPOWERMENT-SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND ADDICTION

The teenage brain develops rapidly during the school years and is very susceptible to addictions. We have invited Libby Cain, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, to help us learn how to recognize when problems are occurring and get them help. We will talk about different types of addictions, substances, vaping, as well as prevention and ways to help our youth be resilient.

Please join us on Tuesday, April 12, 7:00 pm via zoom. You will receive valuable information. This presentation is appropriate for students as well. Each campus will provide an incentive for your attendance.

Join Zoom Meeting
https://uetn-org.zoom.us/j/9774966857

Dance Auditions

Dance Company and Ballroom Team Auditions for next school year, will be held April 14th from 2:30-5:30pm in the Dance Room. We are inviting all incoming 8th-12th graders to audition. Please arrive early so you have time to fill out an audition form and warm up.

APA Multicultural Festival

Hello Parents, APA is preparing for our Annual Multicultural Festival on April 16th, 3-5pm. We will have food, performances, vendors and lots of fun! All students and families are WELCOME. We are looking for families to come and present information about their country of origin. We will provide a table to use and you may bring whatever you’d like as a visual representation. You are also welcome to bring cultural food for people to sample or food to sell. If you choose to bring food, you will need your own serving materials and a way to keep the food at the desired temperature. If you would like to participate, please email lpetherbridge@apamail.org. We look forward to seeing you at this wonderful event!

Student Uniforms Term 5

Just a reminder that during Term 5, elementary students may wear khaki uniform shorts. The top of the uniform remains the same standards as K-3 and 4-6 that were in Terms 1-4.

Instructors Needed

APA Reading and Math Lesson Video Bank

After School Programs

Hello American Preparatory Families!

Congratulations to our Sistema students that completed 100 and 200 homework assignments. They all received a special certificate this week. Well done! Our goal is to complete 20,000 homework assignments afterschool by the end of the school year. We have completed nearly 13,000 assignments thus far. We will have a no missing homework incentive from term 4 on Friday, April 1st. Please check your child’s learning plan daily to help them to stay current with their assignments.

Please make sure your child has their instrument with them every day. We are beginning to learn Spring Concert music and every student needs to be able to participate to be able to perform in the concert. If you see your child, come out to the car with their instrument, please make sure that it is brought inside and not left in the car. The cold winter temperatures could cause harm to the instruments and some might even crack or break due to the weather. I suggest placing their instrument by their backpack as they are getting ready for bed to make sure that it does not get forgotten.

Dates to Remember

May 19-Mandatory Dress Rehearsal for Spring Concert 3-5:30pm
May 20-Spring Celebration Concert 6pm-Limited tickets available and must be reserved.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!

APA ANNUAL DISTRICT SUPERHERO FUN RUN – SAVE THE DATE – New Venue and Time!

Mark your calendars for Saturday, May 7th – 10am at Oquirrh Lake Running Trail, South Jordan UT.