Parents, please remember to fill out a Stoddert Library Lending Agreement on behalf of your child (thank you to the sixteen parents who already have). A Lending Agreement MUST be on file in order for borrowing privileges to be conferred. To access the Stoddert Library Lending Agreement click here or paste the following web address [...]
Check the post for details about Extended Day classes and what the school has available for child care for this upcoming Friday, a Professional Development Day (no school!)
Report on the potluck and book exchange, and notes about all the great things on tap for this week.
Ms Galina alerted us to this opportunity from the Russian Cultural Center in Washington, D.C.: Russian instruction for beginners and children, beginning soon. Group discounts are available.
DCPS is implementing new pay raises for teachers, issuing an unprecedented $45 million in retroactive pay increases, and announcing details of its pay-for-performance system that will reward high-achieving teachers.
Would you like to apply for a District of Columbia Public Library (DCPL) card? It is free and your library card will allow you and your child to access a plethora of resources (both in-branch and online through DCLIBRARY.org)!
We are the Polling Company, a market research firm on Connecticut Avenue, NW in the Dupont Circle area of Washington, DC. We are asking for your help on an important research study for a parent and a child.
It has been another busy, exhilarating, and exciting week for the Stoddert Wolves.
Stoddert Elementary will host a historic, educational event on Tuesday, September 14 at 2:00 p.m. Parents and the Stoddert community are invited to welcome back to school our nation’s first Secretary of the Navy, Benjamin Stoddert. [Rumor has it that Benjamin Stoddert himself will be attending the event. Inside sources say that First Lady Abigail Adams will accompany him to represent President John Adams, who has a scheduling conflict due to other presidential responsibilities.]
It’s time to sign your child up for the classes offered by the Aftercare Program and the DC Department of Parks and Recreation. Maria also lists some important rules about the program and registration. All forms are available for download in the post.
