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Happenings At The Callahan School | Spring 2013

Welcome, Our Mission and Principal's Message

MCAS
Madeline M, Anna-Marie A., and Kayla M. scored “Advanced” on the MCAS in both ELA and Math! Madeline and Kayla both had a PERFECT score in Math! These students were given the Principal’s Award by Edward Turmenne.

Our Mission Statement | The Julia F. Callahan School strives to provide all students with equitable opportunity for optimal achievement in all academic areas.

Boys and Girls, As we begin a New Year I want to remind you to:
– Do the Right Thing
– Do Your Best
– Treat Other People Like You Want to be Treated
– Set a Goal for Yourself and Work Toward that Goal

Edward Turmenne,
Principa
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List Callahan Elementary School Information
  Grades Offered
Phone
Fax
Address | Map Link
School Day
PK | K | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 |
(781) 477-7340
(781) 581-9248
200 O'Callaghan Way, Lynn, MA 01905
Monday - Friday | 7:45 AM to 1:45 PM
List Principal
  Contact
Phone
E-mail
Edward Turmenne | Office 114
(781) 477-7340 ex. 1251
turmennee@lynnschools.org
List School Secretary
  Contact
Phone
E-mail
Cheryl Potter | Office 114
(781) 477-7340 ex. 1252
List School Nurse
  Contact
Phone
E-mail
Terri Breen | Room 115
(781) 477-7340 ex. 1254
PDF School Improvement Plan | 2012-2013
Website Department of Education Profiles and Report Cards
  Mass DOE Profile Click For DOE Profile, MCAS and Other Info
Report Card Report Card | MCAS Click For 2012 Performance Report Card
Report Card | District Click For 2012 Performance Report Card
  NCLB Report Card Click For 2012 School Report Card
  NCLB District Card Click For 2012 District Report Card
  Status Letters  
  SES Providers  
List Public Notice to comply with P.L. 107-1 10, Section1111 (h) (6) (A)
  The Federal No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 requires school districts that receive federal Title I funding to notify parents of their right to know the professional qualifications of the classroom teachers who instruct their child.

As a recipient of these funds, the Lynn Public Schools will provide you with this information in a timely manner if you request it. Specifically, you have the right to request the following information about each of your child's classroom teachers.

• Whether the teacher meets the state qualifications and licensing criteria for the grades and subjects he/she teaches.

• Whether the teacher is teaching under emergency or provisional status because of special circumstances.

• The teacher's college major, whether the teacher has any advanced degrees, and the field of discipline of the certification or degree.

• Whether paraprofessionals provide services to your child and, if so, their qualifications.

The Lynn Public School System is committed to providing quality instruction for all students and does so by employing the most qualified individuals to teach and support each student in the classroom. If you would like information about the qualifications of your child's teachers, you may contact the principal of your child's school.

Website District Resources
  Lynn Schools Healthy Meals Program
The Lynn School Food Service Program is comprised of a partnership between Preferred Meals Systems and Chartwells. Over the past five years some of their accomplishments include: adding more Balanced Choice meals and "Better for you" snacks;  adding more fresh fruits, vegetables and whole grains to our menus at all grade levels. Removing all fried foods from the menu and zero trans-fat in all foods. Look fore more exciting changes to come in the near future. Click here for School Lunch Menus and Food Program
  Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System
The Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System (MCAS) is designed to meet the requirements of the Education Reform Law of 1993. This law specifies that the testing program must

- Test all public school students in Massachusetts, including students with disabilities and English Language Learner students;
- Measure performance based on the Massachusetts Curriculum Framework learning standards;
- Report on the performance of individual students, schools, and districts.

As required by the Education Reform Law, students must pass the grade 10 tests in English Language Arts (ELA), Mathematics and one of the four high school Science and Technology Engineering tests as one condition of eligibility for a high school diploma (in addition to fulfilling local requirements).

In addition, the MCAS program is used to hold schools and districts accountable, on a yearly basis, for the progress they have made toward the objective of the No Child Left Behind Law that all students be proficient in Reading and Mathematics by 2014. http://www.doe.mass.edu/mcas/

  Mass DOE School and District Profiles
The Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education collects a variety of data from schools and districts in the state, some of which is published as a School or District Profile. Directories, reports and people from individual organizations can also be found here.

1 | Select Public School from the drop-down menu and click More
2 | Select Lynn and click Get Results (a list of all schools appears)

Click For DOE Lynn Public School Including Profiles, MCAS and Other Info
 

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Callahan Elementary School Faculty List | 2012-2013

List Subject | Faculty Grade Room
Kindergarten
  Beverly Shechtman K. F 101
  Ruth Torres-Ramirez Aide
  Carson Tucker K. F 104
  Cindy McKanas Aide
  Leslie Cole K.F S108
  Lisa Nelson Aide
Grade 1
  Jackie Benas 1 102
  Debra Kelly 1 103
  Mary Ellen Gray 1 112
  Donna St. Pierre Aide
Grade 2    
  Kim Staples 2 109
  Steve Buccieri 2 110
  Sheila Hodge 2 111
Grade 3    
  Karen Hayes 3 209
  Deborah Demala 3 210
  Liz Moriarty 3 207
  Sharon MacDonald Aide  
Grade 4    
  Tina Barney 4 203
  Anne Ford 4 205
  Jim Sucharewicz 4 206
Grade 5  
  Sharon Samuelson 5 202
  Gina Grassa 5 204
Art  
  Monica Mitchell   201
CIT    
  Ellen Allard CIT 200
Computer and Technology  
  Pamela Perretti   Lab | 214
ELL Support    
  Maria Cinelli ELL 208
Hearing    
  Diane Lapierre    
Library    
      215
Lunch Aide (Chief)    
  Olga Fiacaprile   Basement
Music    
  Caitlin Miele Music 216
Occupational Therapist  
  Kelly Simone   116
  Mary Jo Surrette  
Physical Education  
  Derek Dana PE Gym | 121
Reading    
  Carlyn Jervah Reading 208
  Patricia LeBlanc Reading
SAC   118
     
Speech    
  Susan Kummis   116
Special Education    
  Debbie Jamieson SPED S107
  Dottie D’Eon Aide
  Earlene Smith Aide
  Elizabeth Lilja SPED S106
  Jacalyn Kulakowski Aide
  Carmen O'Brien Aide
  Ruth Silva SPED 212
  Denise Hurley Aide
  Mary Williams SPED 105
  Felicia Rooney Aide
  Jean LaBrasseur Aide
Special Education Resource  
  Ellen Ernst Resource 211
  Hilma Denune Resource

2012 | 2013 School Supplies

Shim
Grade
Shim
Supplies
Kindergarten TBA
Grade One For the Student:
1 Backpack with name written on it
4 Pencils (no pencil boxes are needed)
1 Sturdy pocket folder – with name written on it
4 Small glue sticks
1 Small bottle of glue
4 Black or blue dry erase markers
Reinforcement labels

"Scholastic News" was ordered for each child in the classroom. We are asking for a donation of $4.00 to cover the cost of a one year subscription. The newsletter will be used in class and taken home.

$1.00 to cover the cost of a loose leaf binder would also be appreciated. (Binders will be used throughout the year and taken home in June)

For the Classroom:
Paper towels
Kleenex//Tissues
Clorox wipes
Ziploc freezer bags | 1 gallon or 1 quart size

Homework:
Pencils/Erasers
Crayons
Scissors
Glue sticks
Sharpener
Grade Two

Students Will Need:
2 Pkgs Sharpened Pencils
2 Sturdy Pocket folder – with name written on it
1 pkg gluesticks
1 inch white binder with clear insert top (Please no trappers or zip arounds )
1 composition notebook (One that pages do not tear out)
Clipboard
Eraser
Pencil Box (small please)
Markers or colored pencils

For the Classroom: (Greatly Appreciated)
Paper Towels
Kleenex//Tissues
Clorox Wipes
Box of Ziplock Freezer Bags ( Any size)
Dry Erase Markers

Three | Four TBA
Grade Five

Dear Parent and Guardian,
We are looking forward to working with you and your child in September and are already planning ahead.  Below is a recommended supply list of school supplies your child will need next year.  Your child will be much better prepared for grade five if he/she reads each day and has memorized addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division facts.  Flash cards done ten minutes daily will help your child for the upcoming school year.  Also summer reading book reports will be collected on September 17th.  Summer reading counts towards the first trimester report card, 2 book reports equal two grades.

Class Supply List | For the Student:
Number Two Pencils
Erasers
Pencil Sharpener with Catcher for Shavings
Markers ( thin and thick)
Highlighters (2)
Colored Pencils
Large Glue Sticks
Scissors
Pencil Box
(5) Pocket Folders (different colors)
A 3 Ring Binder with 5 Dividers with Pockets
Cm \ Inch Ruler

For the Classroom:
Tissues
Disinfectant Wipes
Paper Towels

 Please do not bring in:
Trapper Keepers or Mechanical Lead Pencils
 
Remember to read and memorize addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division facts this summer.  Your summer reading project is due September 17th.  Have a great summer.

Sincerely,
Fifth Grade Teachers

Callahan 2012 | 2013 News | Announcements | Important Dates

News DESCRIPTION DATE INFO
  2013 Fifth Grade Raffle Winners    
  Cash Prize - Marlyn Rivera
15” High Definition TV/Monitor - Maria Maric
7” Portable DVD Player - Lind Le
Limousine for 4 Hours - Mrs. Staples
John’s Oil Deluxe Car Wash Package – Jennifer Rooney
(3) $10.00 Bianchi’s Pizza Gift Certificate - Marni Wise, Julio Martinez and Mr. Buccheri
$20 IHop Gift Certificate – Mrs. Staples
$20 Outback Gift Card – Mrs. Staples
$20 Jade’s Gift Certificate – Ghaizel Espinal
$25 Cher Magic Gift Certificate – Carol Bianchi
$50 Teresa’s Italian Eatery Gift Card – Mr. Buccheri
$20 Sam’s Bistro – Richard Cummings
$30 Oye Restaurant Gift Card – Savannah Heing
$25 Dailey’s Restaurant Gift Card – Estha Vargas
$25 China Villa Gift Certificate – Eric Obenge
(2) - “Dinner for Two” from Chili’s Grill - Mrs. Staples and Chinyere Jolaossa
Bowler’s Gift Certificate from Lucky Strike – Jessica Duplissa
$15 Giovanni’s Gift Card – Stana Stojepic
(2) $15 John’s Roast Beef Gift Cards - Ariana Lamey and Mrs. Staples
$100 Navigators Four Pack Gift Card – Maureen Kidney
20 Pcs. Dinner Set – Julio Martinez
$25 Hannaford Gift Card – Mr. Dana
$25 European Pizzeria & Grill Gift Certificate – Makayla Rooney
$25 Honeybaked Ham Gift Certificate – Mrs. Staples
$25 Modell’s Gift Card – Nicole Deon
(3) $50 Jimmy’s Steer House Gift Cards- Mrs. Staples, Earlene Smith and Etekina Rodriguez
Free Haircut at Razor’s Edge Barbershop – Charlene Cahill
7-Eleven Gift Card – Sharon Legault

CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE WINNERS!!!
And a special thank you to all who sent in donations and participated in this year’s Fifth Grade Raffle.

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Technology At Our School | 2013

Mrs. Pamela D. Perretti | Instructional Technology Specialist

May 2013 Update

REMINDER! Parents of students in grades 2 through 5 can check their child’s progress on Study Island. Log on at www.studyisland.com. Use your child’s username and password. Scoring for topics in English Language Arts and Math is as follows:

A=Advance    P=Proficient    N=Needs Improvement    W= Warning/Failing


Kindergarteners are reviewing technology vocabulary and good practices in the computer lab. We have ventured into the world of printing and have printed May calendars from our computers. Starfall.com is a valuable and fun website for their reading development. We’ve completed 30 sections so far and the students are navigating through the program like pros!

First-graders are working on the Starfall website as well. They are playing the Sight Words matching game and reading stories. They have accessed the math section of Starfall to review the ones and tens lessons in their classrooms. Math Journey has provided lots of fun as students answer questions to find the key to the castle.

Second-graders have successfully traveled to Study Island! They log into their account with ease and work on Common Core grade level topics in Math. Lots of blue ribbons are being earned! They have also reviewed their math skills on Starfall’s math component.
Third-graders are progressing in their keyboarding program, Type To Learn III*. The students assume the home position and away they go! Most do not look at the keyboard but stay focused on the exercises on their screen. They are also using Study Island for Math work as well as the website, ABC Ya! to strengthen their math skills.

Students in grade 4 continue their work on Type to Learn III. They are now comfortable with their fingers on the home keys and already their Words Per Minute scores are soaring. They have also been reviewing their multiplication tables on Multiplication.com. Study Island ribbons are abundant! The students have worked hard to exceed the passing goal of 70% on the Math topics. Students in Ms. Kahn’s and Mr. Sucharewicz’s classes have finished the researching their state for their classroom project. Students also learned how to resize images then print them for their projects.

The fifth-graders’ Type to Learn III lessons have shown incredible progress and some remarkable Word per Minute scores! They continue to work on grade level math topics on Study Island. Students have also learned how to make a folder, save images, and are beginning to work on their “About Me” PowerPoint presentations.
All groups end their technology sessions with hand exercises suggested by the National Institutes for Health.


Resources:
www.starfall.com
www.abcya.com
www.multiplication.com
Game Goo
www.netsmartz.org
www.studyisland.com

What is Cyberbullying?

Cyberbullying is repeated, electronic-based bullying via computers or cell phones among children and teens. Cyberbullying usually involves abusive or cruel messages or comments posted on Web sites or online profiles that are derogatory or even threatening.

Many adults are aware that there are online threats from other adults (sexual predators) but less aware that children also victimize each other online. All threats should be taken seriously because they can have grave consequences.

Cyberbullying is common. Studies, including those done at the Massachusetts Aggression Reduction Center, have found that between 30 percent and 60 percent of teens have been cyberbullied online. However, between 85 percent and 90 percent have not told their parents.

Parents should never assume that because their children are not "typical" bullies it is impossible for them to become involved in cyberbullying, either as a victim or as a bully.

MARC* research shows the most common motives for cyberbullying are anger and the belief that cyberbullying is a "joke." Any child might become involved in these behaviors, especially if they believe it is harmless.

What can you do?

Read the MARC* parent brochure for some tips.
Click here to download the MARC parent brochure (PDF Format).
*MARC - Massachusetts Aggression Reduction Center

Watch this Cyberbullying Video for some eye-opening facts.

Check out this List of Chat Acronyms.

Visit the COOL WEB SITES tab on the left to see Mrs. Perretti's favorites!

Welcome To Our Sports Page

Basketball Congratulations to the 2013 Boy’s Select Basketball Team
  George Tithty
Nosa Musa
Jonathan Morales
David Macario
Victor Rodriguez
Mohamed Ndiaye
Ben Donegan
David Doucette
Dusan Maric
Jonathan Jusino
Diego Lopez
Ezekial Echevarria
Daniel Iraola
Ghaizel Espinal
Manny Guerrero
Jancarlos Feliciano
Louis Rivera
Oliver Gravely
Jeffrey Hill
MARCH Basketball Practice and Game Schedule*
Practice 5th | 20th 2 to 3:30 PM  
Games 12th | Callahan at Harrington 2:30 PM
  13th | Game vs. Hood (At Sisson) 6 PM Tournament
  14th | Game at Callahan 2:45 PM
  21st | If We Win!  
  22nd | Game At Sisson 6:00 PM
  23rd | Championship Game 11 AM

* Parents please be prompt when picking children up from practice.  Games are 40 minutes long, and end between 3:00-3:15p.m. Please be sure to pick your child up on time.

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Online Resources | Cool Web Sites!

ABC Ya!
...free educational computer games and activities for elementary students in kindergarten to grade 5

Bill Nye, The Science Guy
...a site devoted to science and Bill Nye's television show

BrainPOP
...animated Science, Health, Technology, Math, Social Studies, Arts & Music and English movies, quizzes, activity pages and school homework help for K-12 kids, aligned with state standards.

CIA Kids Page
...a well-done site that explains the role of the CIA, and leads to information about countries and other interesting facts

Discovery Education Math Homework Help
...an online database of resources to help students with their math homework

Disney.com
...hundreds of links to all things Disney -- movies, television, theme parks, etc.

Enchanted Learning
...a site with lots of information. Check out the US States section!

Factmonster
...a fact-filled site with ready reference information for students

GameGoo
...try Paw Park Alphabet Bears to brush up on your alphabetical order

Girl Scouts of the USA
...learn all you ever wanted to know about the history and present-day activities of the Girl Scouts

Highlights Kids
...a click-and-play Hidden Pictures website

HomeworkSpot
...a well-done online homework resource center developed by educators, students, parents and journalists

How Stuff Works
...find out how some common things like radar and electric motors work

Jack-O-Lantern
...carve a virtual jack-o-lantern for Halloween!

Japan!
...find out what a typical Japanese house is like. Take off your shoes!

Kids' Korner
...a fun site for kids which includes educational sites, reading material, places to visit, things to do, TV, music, and toys

KidsCom
...a communications playground for kids ages 4-15

KidsKonnect.com
...a gateway of hundreds of sites dealing with topics of interest for students

Kids' Place
(goes with your math book!)

Latitude and Longitude
...help find Hannah, who is lost in the world, using your knowledge of latitude and longitude

Learn to Juggle
...these online lessons and animations will have you juggling in no time

Little Explorers
...an online picture dictionary with links; for primary students

Magnetic Poetry Game
...use word tiles to create poetry of your own

Math Games from Oswego County
...practice your math skills here--be a Math Magician!

Math Playground
...play math games, solve puzzles

Mrs. P.--Storyteller
...a website providing classic children's stories and read-alongs

Multiplication.com
...a collection of fun games to practice your tables

Multnomah County Library Homework Center
...a useful set of links, organized by the topics that students need for homework help

NetSmartzKids.org
...NetSmartzKids is an interactive, educational safety resource for children that used age-appropriate, 3-D activities to teach children how to stay safer on the Internet.

NetSmartz.org
...There's a lot to deal with on the Internet—cyberbullies, privacy settings, gossip, and even creeps. These resources can help you navigate the Internet while guarding your reputation. Watch Real Life Stories! (Recommended for grades 4 and 5)

National Geographic Kids
...learn world facts, read articles from the magazine, and visit places around the globe

NIEH Kids' Pages: Song-along Songs
...lyrics, midi files, and additional information for hundreds of classic children's songs

NYPL On-Lion for Kids
...a great set of links to literary and Internet links put together by the New York Public Library

Ology
...the American Museum of Natural History's site for kids containing fun and educational activities about astronomy, biodiversity, Einstein, genetics, marine biology, paleontology, and much more

PBS Kids
...play hundreds of fun educational kids games with PBS KIDS favorites such as Curious George, Elmo, Super Why and many more!

Professor Bubbles' Bubblespace
...learn everything about bubbles from the history of bubbles to how to make them successfully

Scoutarama
...an unofficial Boy Scout page with links to many items of interest for scouts

Spelling City
...play a variety of games with your classroom spelling list

Surfing the Net with Kids
...quite a few topic-based list of links for for kids to visit; new links weekly

Thunk.com
...a fun, interactive secret message site for kids with information about cryptography included

Time Magazine for Kids
...the kids' version of this weekly magazine

Trophies Main Menu
(goes with your Trophies reading book!)

Wacky Web Tales
...a MadLibs style game with funny results

Yahoo! Kids
...Yahoo's Internet directory for kids

Younger Superstars
...Just for Our Superstars..links to all types of interactive educational games for the youngest students

Callahan's FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) Page

What are the Callahan School hours?

Callahan School hours are 7:45-1:45. Students are marked TARDY at 8:00. Please be sure your child is at school by 7:45 everyday.

Students may go to the cafeteria at 7:15 am for breakfast. Breakfast is served from 7:15 to 7:45 am daily.

What if I need to dismiss my child?

1. You need a completed emergency form on file in the main office.

2. When you arrive at school, your child will be called for dismissal. Parent must sign the dismissal book.

3. No student is allowed to use their cell phone to call a parent for dismissal. This action could result in suspension for the child.

What if my child is absent?

Lynn Public Schools require that every child brings a note explaining an absence to school upon return. Please write a short note with your child's name, the date(s) of the absence, and the reason for the absence. Please give it to your child's teacher.

How do I find out if there is "No School"?

"No School" announcements are made over radio station WBZ 1030 am & TV channels 4, 5, and 7. PLEASE do not call the school. You may receive a phone call from Mr. Turmenne in emergency situations. PLEASE be sure to have an accurate telephone number on file with the school.

What is Field Day?

-It is a day filled with free, fun activities that the PTO provides for every student at Callahan School.
-The PTO has fund-raisers all year long to help pay for all of the events that the children love.
-All activities are held here on Callahan School property and supervised by parent volunteers and students from Classical High School.
-The children follow a schedule with their teacher and class going from activity to activity.
-The PTO also provides water, slush, cotton candy, and lunch for the students throughout the day.

Important Field Day Directions:

All Students Should Do The Following:

-Wear your COLORED CALLAHAN T-SHIRT that the PTO gave you!!
-Wear socks and sneakers (we will be playing many games and going in the Moon Bounce).
-Wear shorts or capris.
-Wear sunglasses or a hat to keep the sun out of your eyes (These must be kept on at all times, as we will not have anything to put them in).
-Stay with your class at all times!
-Be polite to the other students and adults that are helping us!

All Parents Should Be Aware Of The Following:

-Make sure that you apply sunblock to your child's arms, face and legs before they come to school! We will be outside in the school yard all day.
-The children do not need any extra water today, as the PTO will have water and other treats for the children.
-The PTO will be providing a hot dog lunch for the children today. If your child does not like hot dogs, you may send a sandwich in with them.
-School hours are the same as usual 7:45 to 1:45.

What is Study Island?

Study Island is an all online product designed to help your child master the standards specific to their grade in your state. Students in grades 2 through 5 at Callahan will have access to Study Island at school and at home.

Study Island Fast Facts:
-
Every student has their own username and password.
- The program is divided into sections based on subject.
- Each subject is made up of topics, each of which corresponds to a specific state standard.
- Each topic contains lessons, practice questions and explanations.
- Most topics are accompanied by a lesson which includes some brief information about the material covered by the questions in the topic.
- Your child can also incorporate games into their studies while on Study Island, if the school allows.

How do I login to Study Island? www.studyisland.com

How does my child use Study Island?

After signing in on Study Island's home page, click the subject tab on which you wish to work or check your student's class page for assignments created by your child's teacher.

To pass a topic, your child must satisfy the topic's passing requirements which are based on a minimum number of questions answered and a minimum percentage correct. A blue ribbon is displayed next to all passed topics.

Once your child has passed all the topics in the subject, he or she will have to pass the Post Test for the subject. Ignore this step if the subject has no Post Test.

Once your child passes all topics in all sections, he has completed the Study Island program.

How do I monitor my child's progress? Login to Study Island.

Click on one of the subject reports on the left hand side of the screen. You can view reports by subject or a summary report of all subjects.

You can view each topic's statistics or click on suggested topics to see your child's strengths and weaknesses.

Callahan's Parent and PTO Page | 2012-2013

We would like to take this opportunity to Thank the teachers and Staff of the
Callahan School for your support of our PTO activities and events. You help us provide the little extras to the students that help make Elementary School a memorable experience and we are extremely grateful to you all.

We know our students will look back on their years spent here at Callahan with fond memories of "Field Day", "Winter Wonderland", "Pumpkin Patch", "Monster Ball", just to name a few.

Without your help and flexibility, we would not be able to keep these events going.
Thank you for all you do!


PTO
Callahan's creative PTO members "Meeting Outside The Box" after their original meeting room became unavailable.

PTO Board Members | 2012-2013
List President Shannon Molea
  Vice President Heather Kelley
  Secretary Teresa Raithel
  Treasurer Kathy Alukonis
  Box Tops Coordinator Heather Kelley
  Librarian Tina Howard
List Board Members
  Lynne Rocco Melissa Bobbitt
  Jodie D'Amealio Dawn Maguire
  Tina Howard Mark Maguire
  Danielle Giordano Kielisa Beausdeil
  Crystal Figueroa Nancy Pickett
  MaryBeth Maes Danielle Hurley
  Stefanie Landry Alison Hannabury
  Lisa Flores Ashley Losoya
  Staci Paro Marcy Shute
  Tracey Comeau Kathleen Sullivan
  Lisa Williams Kelley Godfrey
  Emmanuelle LeGal Heidi Gutierrez
  Tonya Gibson Kervin Gutierrez

The Callahan Elementary School Calendar
Select the "Agenda" tab for a complete list view of events.
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