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activities. It really taught them
about leadership, time manage-
ment and how to be organized.”
McNeill and Werner have a
long history with the program.
Both came to outdoor school as
sixth graders when they attend-
ed Mapleton elementary, and
both volunteered as camp
councilors for two years as high
school students. They were
never at the camp at the same
time until this year.
From 1962 to 2003, the out-
door camp was an annual event
for sixth graders. In 2004,
because of budgetary issues,
the program was changed to
biennial and was opened up to
the fifth grade so that every stu-
dent would have an opportunity
to participate.
The program is still wholly
funded by the school district,
with no charge to the students
or parents.
Campers were split
into three groups,
learning different field
studies each day. They
also had time to play
in between activities.
SUBMISSIONS WELCOME
Florence Community PTA
e a part of School Zone,
a newsletter about the
Siuslaw and Mapleton
school districts.
B
Florence PTA, SES release community report
overview of how family and
community partnerships with
the School are supporting stu-
dent success.
This
Report
to
the
Community is designed for
parents, students, teachers,
school leaders, community
members, local organizations,
businesses and other stakehold-
ers. It highlights what is being
done to build successful fami-
ly-school-community partner-
ships, and what results the
school has seen from these
efforts.
Copies of the report will be
available on the PTA website at
www.FlorencePTA.org as well
as at the elementary school
Kid Scoop runs every Wednesday during the school
year in the Siuslaw News and features educational
stories and fun activities for families.
The activity page is part of the Siuslaw News’
Newspapers In Education program, in which teachers
from Siuslaw and Mapleton school districts may
request copies of the local paper to use as curriculum
in their classroom. Call 541-997-3441 for more info.
highlight ongoing programs
and events. In addition, the
report will be submitted to the
regional, state and national
PTA organizations to share
experiences and promising
practices for building success-
ful partnerships.
“Family and community
involvement help our students
to succeed,” said Mike
Harklerode,
principal
at
Siuslaw Elementary School.
“We look forward to continued
partnerships with the commu-
nity to make sure all of our stu-
dents reach their fullest poten-
tial.”
For more information visit
www.FlorencePTA.org.
Siuslaw News
Call or email Siuslaw News
Editor Ryan Cronk
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Congratulations, Class of 2015
Look for ... KID SCOOP
office, district office, Siuslaw
Public Library and the
Florence Area Chamber of
Commerce.
A condensed version of the
Report will be distributed to
School families as part of the
regular PTA newsletter.
Florence Community PTA
volunteers and school staff
hope this report will raise
awareness of the school’s focus
on excellence, and increase
support and collaboration with-
in the community to promote
student success.
The report is not only an
end-of-year communication
about the state of partnerships
at the school but also a way to
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As part of Florence
Community PTA’s partnership
with Siuslaw Elementary
School to complete the
National School of Excellence
program, PTA has released a
Report to the Community.
Research shows that when
families and schools work
together, student achievement
increases, schools improve and
communities grow stronger.
Florence PTA volunteers and
Elementary School staff have
been working on the School of
Excellence program since last
fall. One outcome of the proj-
ect is the release of the May
2015
Report
To
The
Community, a comprehensive
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“We live in an area where
there are so many natural
resources. We teach them about
the environment and how to
take care of it,” McNeill added.
The campers were broken
down into three groups, learn-
ing different field studies each
day.
One group participated in
water and soil studies, includ-
ing testing different sources of
water to see if it is safe to drink,
studying different layers of soil
and sediment and learning how
soil is eroded by water.
The second group learned
about maps and survival. They
were taught to use compasses
with maps and how to build
shelters in the wild.
The third group studied
wildlife. Part of the field study
exercise was to examine owl
pellets. These pellets are made
up of the parts of prey the owls
cannot digest so they regurgi-
tate what appear to be pellets.
By picking the pellets apart, the
students discovered what kind
of animals the owl has eaten.
Craig and Janette Childers
from Bay Street Grille catered
all the meals. A typical break-
fast included bacon and eggs.
One of the more popular lunch-
es was grilled cheese sand-
wiches and tomato soup.
Spaghetti was a dinner favorite.
One night, the students got to
make their own tinfoil dinners,
cooked over open fires.
S’mores were a nightly after-
dinner treat.
The fifth- and sixth-grade
campers weren’t the only ones
to benefit from the outdoor
school experience.
“When you are living togeth-
er 24 hours a day for this long,
you get to know people in a
whole different way,” McNeill
said. “We could see a bond
develop between the high
school councilors; the team-
work that developed as they
planned lessons and executed
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