March 24, 2023
Canal View Families,
Happy Friday! Be sure to ask your child about the fun they had during our morning of play! Special thanks to our amazing staff for making this such an engaging morning.
I have a few updates for you:
Report Cards
Have you viewed and acknowledged your child’s report card yet?
Access the Infinite Campus backpack here: https://ic.spencerportschools.org/campus/portal/parents/spencerport.jsp
If you have any questions about your Infinite Campus account, please contact Mr. Charles Ocasio 349-5152.
Canal View Apparel
Are you interested in purchasing Canal View apparel? Check out the CVA’s virtual storefront below. All items will be shipped directly to you.
https://1stplacespiritwear.com/schools/NY/Spencerport/Canal+View+Elementary+School
Spring Break
This is a reminder that there is no school from Monday, April 3 – Friday, April 7.
Finally, I am happy to share that our D.A.R.E 5th grade program is back in action across our district! Please be sure to read the message below from our D.A.R.E Officer Jeremy Lindauer Sr.
Have a wonderful weekend, everyone!
Warmly,
Denise Lemcke
Principal
A message from our new D.A.R.E. Officer:
In a collaborative effort between the Spencerport School District and the Town of Ogden Police Department, D.A.R.E. has been re-introduced to 5th grade students at Bernabi, Canal View, Munn, and Taylor elementary schools. These classes are taught by a member of the Town of Ogden Police Department, are about 45 minutes in length, and consist of 10 weekly lessons. As your child's D.A.R.E. Officer, I would like to take the opportunity to introduce you to what we have covered and, moving forward, provide a weekly update on current lessons being taught.
The first three weeks consisted of instruction in the following:
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Lesson One: Introduction to D.A.R.E. "Keepin it REAL"
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Lesson Two: Drug information for Responsible Decision Making
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Lesson Three: Risk and Consequences
This week we completed Lesson Four which introduced the students to Peer Pressure. Topics covered included, but were not limited to, defining and understanding peer pressure, recognizing the source of peer pressure, identifying ways to respond to peer pressure, and using certain decision-making models to effectively respond to peer pressure. We also had discussions pertaining to lesson three's risks and consequences. Each lesson is accompanied by several videos which reiterate the week's lesson. These videos introduce the students to a group of 5th graders from New York State who discuss and provide examples of what each weekly lesson covers.
We begin each lesson with a review of the previous week's lesson. We then move on to reading D.A.R.E. Box questions. The D.A.R.E. Box is a repository for weekly questions from the class. These questions can be about what we have discussed in class, or anything else a student would like to discuss. As you can imagine, some of the questions provide for some very interesting conversations.
Thank you for your support.
Regards,
Officer Jeremy Lindauer Sr
Town of Ogden Police Department
D.A.R.E./Office of Community Engagement