
Meet Slate Valley Faculty & Staff Monday:
Featuring Carrieann Wolcott


Registration for 2023-2024 Athletics is Open! Go to: FORMRELEAF.COM
Also, mark your calendar! The 2023-24 Athletic School Opener is Wednesday, August 30th at the Fair Haven Union High School Gym at 5:30 pm. This is for all athletes grades 5-12.


Our next Community Advisory Council meeting will be Monday, June 5th, from 5:45 - 6:45 PM in the FHUMHS library. If you are interested in helping to bridge the gap between the community and school, please join us.
Info. and Agenda: https://www.slatevalleyunified.org/article/1053922


Reminder for all incoming 7th grade students: Sign up forms for the Middle School Transition Camp were sent home with students on Tuesday, May 30th. Students can hand in their form by June 2nd, OR bring it with them on June 5th for their Step-Up Day. We apologize for the confusion and hope this provides clarity. Please email Helen Alexander at halexander@svuvt.org or Andrew Levesque at alevesque@svuvt.org with any questions.


Students in the 6th grade have been studying Primary and Secondary Resources during library class. They are creating primary artifacts with the 3D pens. Great job 6th grade!











Reminder: The last student day for all Slate Valley Schools is Tuesday, June 20th with an early dismissal.


Photo Batch 2: Kindergarten at Liberty Hill Farm!











Kindergarten had an amazing time at Liberty Hill Farm! This year, we tracked the growth of a calf that was born there named Pollywonka with Discover Dairy's Adopt a Calf program. We were all so excited to be able to finally meet her on our trip. Students were able to bottle feed the calves, milk the cows, pet the goats and, of course, play with the barn cats! It was a wonderful experience! Thank you Liberty Hill Farm!











Were you lucky enough to catch students from kindergarten and fourth grade present at the school board meeting Monday night? They talked about our all school field trip to pull invasive species. They did an awesome job speaking in front of board members and staff members! Nice job, CES students!



Last Wednesday, May 17th, CES held their Celebration of Learning. It was a great evening of sharing with parents and community.











FHUHS varsity boys soccer coaches, Tim Dayton and Dave Carrabino, will hold a summer soccer program beginning Monday, June 19. Training will be held 6:00-8:00 pm Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays (except July 3) on the soccer training field at the high school.
High school aged players will play 4-8 scrimmages against teams from other schools. Middle school aged players will play 2-4 scrimmages. The program is free of charge, apart from a fee to cover the cost of referees, and is open to boys entering 7th grade in the fall and older.
Coaches Dayton and Carrabino are dedicated to helping build fitness, develop the skills, and acquire the understanding of the game necessary to be a soccer player. Even if you have little or no experience, come on out. They're there to teach.


Grade 6 Parents & Guardians PLEASE READ: Sign up forms for the Middle School Transition Camp will be sent home with students on Tuesday, May 30th. Students can hand in their form by June 2nd, OR bring it with them on June 5th for their Step-Up Day. We apologize for the confusion and hope this provides clarity. Please email Helen Alexander at halexander@svuvt.org or Andrew Levesque at alevesque@svuvt.org with any questions.


A big THANKS to Colleen O'Rourke from Pond Hill Ranch for talking with our First Graders about her ranch! We learned so much about horses and ranch life!



Reminder for all incoming 7th grade students: Fair Haven Union Middle School is holding a Transition Camp July 10 through 21 from 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM. Registration forms should be submitted by June 3rd. Questions can be emailed to Andrew Levesque at alevesque@svuvt.org or Helen Alexander at halexander@svuvt.org.


Today is the last day for the Book Fair! It is open from 8:15 - 9:45, 10:30 - 11:45 and 6:00 - 7:30.

Last week, CES went on an All School Field Trip and pulled invasive species with the Vermont Agency of Natural Resources Forestry Division at Lake St. Catherine. We learned so much and had great fun doing it! To have the whole school community together was amazing! Our thanks to Kyle Mason and his team!











Attention Parents and Guardians, please help us with our Tie Dye Fun!


Kindergarten was very excited to learn all about Gran-Debra Farms- which is located right in Castleton! We learned a lot about their farm and their adorable goats. Each student was very lucky to take home a goodie bag with some amazing goat milk soap! Thank you Gran-Debra Farms for taking the time to visit with us today!




Last Tuesday, May 9th, Castleton Elementary School held their Evening of the Arts. It was a great event showcasing students artwork, music and chorus.











In third grade today, Josh Trapeni came to recognize these students for their entries in the Casella Waste Management calendar contest. There were over 1200 entries statewide! Way to go, CES!


