Pittsford Wins Award
Pittsford has received a Healthy School Award from Project Healthy Schools. "Congratulations to the above schools, their administrators, wellness champions and wellness teams for providing a shining example of what it takes to build a healthy school community." Read the entire article Here
Substitute Bus Drivers Needed
Pittsford Area Schools is in need of Sub Bus Drivers for the 2019/2020 school year. If interested please contact Jessica Rebeck at (517) 523-3481 x 123.
Concession Sign-Up
Booster Club needs our help. If we want to have concessions at sporting events, the concessions have to be staffed. Here's an easy way to sign up to help: Concession Sign-Up
Suggested School Supply Lists
The purchasing of supplies is optional, but greatly appreciated.
Please do not feel you need to go out and purchase the most expensive items. In most cases, store brand items work just as well or better than name brand.
Thank you so much for sending these supplies in with your child. The school year runs much more smoothly if
we start off with the necessary supplies. Please feel free to drop off the supplies at our open house in
August , or send them in with your student the first week of school.
Vaping: What Parents and Students Need to Know!
Vaping devices are increasingly showing up in school parking lots, bathrooms, and even classrooms. Many kids seem unaware of the risks involved. A recent survey found that most youthful users didn’t know that vapor pods, which come in hundreds of kid-friendly flavors like gummy worms and cotton candy contain highly addictive nicotine—a single pod containing 200 puffs can have just as much as a pack of Marlboros or Camels.
Vaping is NOT allowed in school. Vaping falls under our existing school policy on drugs, alcohol, and tobacco. This means that any form of e-cigarette or JUUL device is prohibited on school property, inside or outside. This applies to not only students but adults attending events, including athletic events, at our school.
It's very important that parents, students and school staff educate themselves about this health risk.
Child Protection Registry
Since 2004, the State of Michigan has offered a free program to stop adult advertisements from reaching our children’s e-mail, mobile phones (text messaging), and instant messenger IDs. The Michigan Child Protection Registry, administered by Michigan’s Secretary of State, allows Michigan schools and families to protect their students from receiving advertisements from tobacco, gambling, pornography, alcohol and marijuana companies. Parents can register themselves and their children’s information by going to www.ProtectMiChild.com.
http://www.michigan.gov/
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