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Who's thinking about summer camps?Volume 04 | February 26, 2021Princeton eNews for week ending February 26, 2021Summer ProgrammingMore information will be coming soon about Princeton Summer Programs.All camps will run June 1 - July 1, 2021.Both Enrichment and Academic Growth opportunities will be available.Each Elementary Building will serve the students who attend that school.Dear Parents/Guardians:Princeton City Schools is excited to announce that starting the week of February 15th, we will be offering REACH (Receive Extra Academic Classroom Help) Evening Help Sessions. These sessions will provide an additional opportunity to meet academic needs of our students outside of the traditional school hours.Here is a LINK that includes the weekly schedule and the Sign Up Genius that each family will use to sign up for each session. This information will also be posted on the district website for future reference. If you are attending the session with your child you only need to mark 1 for the quantity, you do not need to include yourself along with your child.When signing up we are asking for the following:
- Sign up at least 24 hours in advance so tutors have time to prepare
- Only sign up for 1 session per content area per week
- Include the student’s name and homeroom/content area teacher when signing up
- Include what content you would like to have covered during the session
Tutors are responsible for the following:- Email the zoom/google meet link to both the parent and the student in advance
- Either provide additional instruction regarding a standard or skill or offer homework help
- Follow up with the student’s teacher so that they are aware of the extra effort the family is making to receive additional support
Evening help sessions will not be available on those days where school is not in session for students.REACH Evening Help Sessions (includes schedule and sign up link)We look forward to working with you and your child!Sincerely,PCSD AdministrationRegistration is 100% online and OPENS MARCH 5th for all students in grades PreK-12 through FinalForms. You can find more information at https://www.princetonschools.net/domain/292. For assistance, please call 513.864-1111. Princeton CalendarMarch 1-5: Gray Learning WeekMarch 8-10: Scarlet Learning DaysMarch 11: Virtual Learning Day for ALL students; staff will receive a second vaccineMarch 12: End of Quarter; Virtual Learning Day for ALL students.March 15: In-person learning shifts to Scarlet and Gray Learning students combined; Fourth Quarter beginsPrinceton AthleticsGreater Miami Conference Athletes of the WeekCongratulations to Dede Carter-Hartley, Bowen Hardman, and Nolan Gardner on receiving Greater Miami Conference Athletes of the Week honors.Dede is a sophomore on the Girls Varsity Basketball team. In the team's second-round win over St. Ursula, she posted a double-double with 14 points and 10 rebounds.Bowen is a junior on the Boys Varsity Basketball team. In the team's first-round tournament win, Hardman scored 25 points. He finished the game adding 5 rebounds and 2 assists.Nolan is a senior on the Boys Varsity Bowling team. He recently finished 9th overall at the GMC Clash after bowling a 616 series.Girls Varsity Basketball Advances to District FinalsThe Princeton Lady Vikings basketball team defeated Monroe High School 62-29 in the District Semi-Finals at Lakota East High School on Monday, February 22nd. Princeton improves to 15-7 overall on the season.Coach Jill Phillips leads the Lady Vikings to her 10th District Finals appearance, and it's the program's first appearance since the 2014 State Championship season.After a 10-6 lead after the first quarter, Princeton built a 24-4 advantage in the second half to lead 34-10 at the half.Princeton's scoring was led by Dede Carter-Hartley with 14 points and 7 rebounds. It is her second consecutive game reaching double-digit scoring, and her 10th time during the season. Also reaching double-digits in scoring was Madison Roshelle with 11 points, marking her third straight game scoring in double-digits. On the season, she is averaging 13.4 points per game and has reached double digits 14 times this year.As a team, Princeton had 12 different players score in the game. The Lady Vikings shot 40 percent from the floor, converting 24 field goals on 12 assists.La’Sonja Hill led the team with 3 assists and 5 steals.Defensively, Princeton limited the Hornets to 26 percent shooting from the floor. Princeton won the battle on the boards, 35-24, and forced 18 turnovers.Princeton's bench scored 27 points in the game.PRINCETON GIRLS SOCCER - UPCOMING PRESEASON MEETINGThe Princeton Lady Vikings soccer program (Grades 7-12) will hold a pre-season Zoom meeting on Tuesday, March 16th at 7:00 PM.The virtual meeting link will be sent out to the soccer players by Final Forms.Southwest District Basketball Honors Announced!Congratulations to Madison Roshelle and Dede Carter-Hartley on receiving Southwest District All-Star Honors from the Ohio Sportswriter's Association on Wednesday, February 24th.Madison received third-team honors after averaging 14 points and 5 rebounds per game. During this season, Roshelle has reached double-digit scoring in 14 games, including a 30 point performance at Lakota West on December 9th.Dede received honorable mention honors. She is currently averaging 10.7 points and 7.4 rebounds per game. This season, Carter-Harley has scored double digits 10 times, double-digit rebounding 3 times. She has also had five games in which she has recorded 3 blocks or more.Congratulations to Bowen Hardman and Rodney Harris on receiving Southwest District All-Star Honors by the Ohio Sportswriter's Association on Wednesday, February 24th.Bowen was named Second Team after averaging 13.5 points per game. This season, reached double-digit scoring in 9 of the 13 games played. He finished his junior season shooting 40.5 percent from the floor and knocking down 40 three-pointers (37.4%).Rodney received honorable mention honors. He averaged 10.5 points and 5.5 rebounds per game. During the season, Harris reached double-digit scoring 8 times and recorded 6 or more rebounds in 6 games. The junior forward also averaged 1.5 steals per game.PRINCETON GOLF OUTING - SAVE THE DATEThe annual Princeton Golf Outing will be held Friday, June 18th at the Glenview Golf Course. Online registration will open on March 1st.DashboardWhen Princeton City School District (PCSD) Administrators receive notification of a positive case, they will notify students and staff that were in close contact of the person who received the positive case. Administrators will then notify the school family members and share the actions that have taken place and follow up procedures.PCSD will post an updated COVID-19 Dashboard, on the website on Mondays to notify the community of COVID-19 spread in the school system. The information will also be published on www.coronavirus.ohio.gov.Thank you for contacting your school nurse to report a COVID-19 case, no later than 24 hours after receiving a confirmed diagnosis or have been asked to quarantine.Temperature ChecksDaily temperature checks MUST OCCUR DAILY PRIOR to sending students to bus stop or to the school buildings.Stay Home If You Are SickTo stop the spread of infectious diseases, we all need to do our part. As cold, flu, and allergy season approaches, Princeton City School District is encouraging students and staff to stay home if you aren't feeling well or have symptoms of COVID-19 (fever, cough, shortness of breath, loss of smell or taste). One infected person can spread germs - your friends, co-workers, and classmates are counting on you!SCHOOL NEWS -CLICK THE BUTTONS BELOWAnnouncements & FlyersCorporate SponsorsMany thanks to our corporate sponsors! To visit their websites, just click on the logo to open the hyperlink for more information.Official Sports Medicine Provider for Princeton School DistrictPrinceton City School District | 513.864.1000 | www.princetonschools.netPrinceton City Schools | 3900 Cottingham Drive, Cincinnati, OH 45241 www.princetonschools.net Unsubscribe tjones@vikingmail.org Update Profile | Customer Contact Data Notice Sent by enews@vikingmail.org powered by