Weekly News Sept.23

Carson Grove ES News - Week of September 23rd
Posted on 09/22/2024

Carson Grove ES News Update - Week of September 23rd

We had another great week of school at Carson Grove!  It is great to see how excited everyone is becoming to participate in the Terry Fox assembly and walk this coming week.  Part of that excitement is building because of the grade 3 to 5 cross country running team practices at recess.  Many of our students are looking forward to participating in the regional cross country meet on October 10th.

Friday, September 27th is a PA Day

Friday, September 27th is a PA day for all OCDSB elementary and secondary schools.  There is no school for students.

Dropping Off and Picking Up at School

When picking up or dropping off your child at bus times (before and after school), please do not enter the school parking lot.  Instead, be sure to park across the street in the parking area and walk your child safely to the school property.

Terry Fox Walk and Assembly

On Tuesday, September 24th, students at Carson Grove will take part in an assembly and Terry Fox walk to learn more about Terry Fox and support cancer research.  September 26th will be the rain date for the walk. 

We will also be collecting funds for the Terry Fox Foundation so please consider sending a loonie or toonie to school.  You can also support our student’s fundraising efforts and donate today at: https://schools.terryfox.ca/CarsonGroveESOttawa #terryfoxschoolrun #nomatterwhat @theterryfoxfoundation

Dental Screening at Carson Grove ES - October 1st and 2nd

Oumnia Bekhti a registered dental hygienist (RDH) with Ottawa Public Health will provide a dental screening on October 1st and 2nd, 2024 for students in JK, SK, Grade 2, Grade 4 and some follow-ups as needed. If your child’s grade is not selected, but you wish for the dental hygienist to see him/her, please contact the Carson Grove school office.

The dental screening is a no-touch technique: the RDH uses a disposable tongue depressor to look at your child’s mouth. This short visual assessment helps identify the need for dental care (infection, tooth decay, broken teeth or more). Appropriate measures are in place to limit the spread of illnesses, including hand hygiene and personal protective equipment for the RDH. Afterwards, your child will be given a report to take home which will explain the results of the dental screening. Some students may need follow-up dental screenings as needed. Some families may be eligible for free dental care. THE SCREENING DOES NOT REPLACE REGULAR DENTAL VISITS WITH YOUR FAMILY DENTIST.


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