Dear Elementary Parents,
We wanted to extend our heartfelt gratitude to each and every one of you for making our first-ever Fairy Tale Literacy Night an enchanting success! Your presence and active participation truly made the evening magical.
A hearty congratulations goes out to our amazing 3rd-grade class for achieving an outstanding 100% attendance rate and winning the well-deserved ice cream party! Your dedication to your children’s education is truly commendable.
The event was a fantastic triumph, with teachers, parents, and students coming together to celebrate the joy of reading and storytelling. Witnessing these heartwarming interactions and shared moments was truly special.
We hope that you and your family had a fantastic time, indulging in the literary wonderland and enjoying the fairy tale-themed festivities. Your support means the world to us, and we eagerly anticipate hosting more exciting events in the future.
A special shout-out goes to our dedicated teachers who generously donated cookies and snacks, adding to the evening’s delight. We couldn’t have done it without your support and commitment. Also, a big thank you to our amazing Elementary teachers for their unwavering support and for organizing this wonderful event.
Once again, thank you for being a part of our Fairy Tale Literacy Night adventure. May the magic of books continue to enchant your lives, and may you be blessed with many more literary journeys together.
Warmest regards,
Richie Morris
Elementary Principal
28
The prophet Muhammad Birthday – National Holiday
29
No School
OCTOBER
2-6
WWW
6
End of First Quarter/ Half Day
9-13
Mid Semester Break
Dear All,
As a reminder, in the BAIS parent student handbook on pages 13 and 14 (contagious diseases and determining Illness), students will be required to be absent and sent home if any of the symptoms/diseases listed are present.
The following diseases are contagious, and students (and families) will be required to be absent:
Students are required to be sent home immediately if they have these symptoms and symptoms must be absent from the child for at least 24 hours before returning to school:
For students who experience seasonal allergies, they may continue to attend classes, but if they experience any changes in symptoms, they must seek an assessment by a healthcare provider.
The purpose of this policy is to prevent the spread of illnesses to the other students. Please help us by reminding your children and students to:
Thank you for your cooperation in this matter.
dr. Mayke Rosalina Rompas
School Doctor
Monday, September 25th -> get your smile ready.
Students who have PE on Mondays, please wear a nice shirt for your pictures.
Student ID cards will be available after the mid-semester break. Parents will have access to their students portrait and class picture after mid-semester break via their baisedu Google Drive.
Students who are absent will have an opportunity to have their school portrait taken suring 2nd semester. They will be missing from the class photo.
Monday, September 25th is the last day to order BAIS Swag at the sale price.
New SWAG will be here in time for IISSAC Soccer, just in time to share your BAIS pride with the other schools. Link to the order form is here.
On Friday, 22 September, from 3:45 PM to 7:00 PM, we would like to invite you to join us for our first-ever Badminton game at BAIS! This special evening is for both parents and students, where together we will:
If you have any questions, please contact our Athletic Director at athletics@baisedu.org or stop by the AD office.
Thank you,
Hendri
Badminton Coach
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