Kindergarten Registration Update
New Student Registration
New Student Registration
NEW TO THE DISTRICT:
Please use this link to start the registration process for your student. The boundary map can assist you in finding your home school.
PowerSchool Mobile Device App for Parents & Guardians School Code: DLML
For questions call- Bodwin Denison- 721-4436
ACSD1 and Beitel Remain Safe and Open
News from Albany County and around the nation is not good on the Covid-19 front. What does this mean for our school and school district?
Right now, school buildings are the safest places for students and staff in the county. It is true that the school district has experienced positive cases and numerous exposures leading to quarantine among staff and students. To date, however, none of these has been linked to spread in a school building. Each has been linked to community spread in one form or another. Given this, we believe that keeping schools open as much and as long as possible is the safest and best course moving forward.
ACSD1 employs a regimen of hand washing, sanitizing, masks, and social distancing that exceeds CDC and Wyoming Department of Health guidelines. This has greatly reduced risk and allowed us to remain in session since August.
Bottom line: ACSD1 and Beitel Elementary remain safe and open!
White Cane Awareness Day Governor's Proclamation Video
Governor Mark Gordon has proclaimed October 15th White Cane Awareness Day in Wyoming! He joined Beitel students at a socially-distanced assembly at Washington Park to sign the official proclamation. Governor Gordon then joined our Bulldogs in a white cane walk around the park.
Many thanks go to the Beitel staff and volunteers for the planning, preparation, and on-site support of this event!
Lunch Schedules
Kindergarten Classes: 11:00 - 11:40
First Grade Classes: 11:00 - 11:40
Second Grade Classes: 11:50 - 12:30
Third Grade Classes: 11:50 - 12:30
Fourth Grade Classes: 12:40 - 1:20
Fifth Grade Classes: 12:40 - 1:20
Morning soft start drop off time is the following:
8:00 -8:25 am. Please drop off your student at their classroom door. No earlier than 8:00.
Afternoon soft pick up schedule is the following:
Last names: A-L at 2:30 pm. (half days 11:00 am) please pick up your student at their classroom door.
Last names: M-Z at 2:40 pm. (half days 11:10 am) Please pick up your student at their classroom door.
Bus Riders: at 2:50 pm. (half days 11:20 am)
Re-Opening Plan Communications
We've been sharing a lot of both the "What" and the "Why" of our re-opening plans over the past weeks. Pasted below are links to all of these messages listed by topic:
Class Lists and Staffing Changes
Dog House After School Program
Did You Get a Text Message About School Closures? If Not - Sign Up Here!
Parents and Guardians
You can take advantage of our Text Messaging Service
Our school utilizes the School Messenger system to deliver text messages, straight to your mobile phone with important information about events, school closing, safety alerts and more.
You can participate in this free service* just by sending a text message of "Y" or "Yes" to our school's short code number, 68453.
You can also opt out of these messages at any time by simply replying to one of our messages with "Stop".
SchoolMessenger is compliant with the Student Privacy PledgeTM, so you can rest assured that your information is safe and will never be given or sold to anyone.
Opt-In from your mobile phone now!
Just send "Y" or "Yes" to 68453
Information on SMS text messaging and Short Codes:
SMS stands for Short Message Service and is commonly referred to as a "text message". Most cell phones support this type of text messaging. Our notification provider, SchoolMessenger, uses a true SMS protocol developed by the telecommunications industry specifically for mass text massaging, referred to as "short code" texting. The method is fast secure and highly reliable because it is strictly regulated by the wireless carriers and only allows access to approved providers. If you've ever sent s text vote for a TV show to a number like 46999, you have used short code texting.
*normal text messaging rates may apply
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Why We Come To Work Each Day
Beitel’s Mission:
All Beitel students will reach high standards and leave prepared with knowledge, skills, and abilities to succeed at the next level.
What is a mission? For the adults at Beitel Elementary School, it's the reason why we come to work each day. It's why we exist. It's why you see cars in our "parking lot" late in the evening and throughout the weekend. We work hard to make this statement true for all of our young Bulldogs year after year. Our mission helps us to define what we should do and, often, what we choose not to do. Thank you for helping to make our mission possible.
New Student Registration
NEW TO THE DISTRICT:
Please use this link to start the registration process for your student. The boundary map can assist you in finding your home school.
PowerSchool Mobile Device App for Parents & Guardians School Code: DLML
For questions call- Bodwin Denison-721-4436
Virtual Transition Planning
Since early August the Albany County School District has been planning how to serve kids totally digitally. Should our school or our entire system need to make this switch we want families to be ready as well. We've created several presentations to share many of the big details about Classroom Based Virtual Instruction (CBVI) in Albany County. Please note that there are no current plans to go totally virtual. However, we are ready to do so if needed.
Listed below are presentations shared in November and December about our virtual plans and ways to support you and your student(s) should that ever happen. Please feel free to contact us with any questions or thoughts about what you see.
Click Here for Albany County CBVI- Beitel December
Click Here for Albany County CBVI- Beitel October/November
Parent Teacher Conferences
Parent Teacher Conferences are just around the corner.
Conferences will be via Zoom this year.
Students will have a half day on Wednesday, Oct. 21 and not attend school on Thursday or Friday October 22 or 23.
We are continuing our online registration for conferences this year. The link to use is on the Beitel website or by typing in the link below:
https://www.ptcfast.com/schools/Beitel_Elementary
Once you reach the Beitel Elementary Conference Scheduler:
* You will select the classroom teacher(s) with whom you want to schedule a conference, press “submit”.
*Then you will select the event and enter your name and email. The system will then send you a link to choose your appointment time(s).
*With the link you receive, you will be able to add or change times.
Important: THE TIMES ARE FIRST COME FIRST SERVED, so do not delay in scheduling your conference, especially if there are siblings!
If you have any questions, or do not have internet access, please do not hesitate to call the school at 721-4436 and we can help you. Thank you for your support!
School Gardens Feed Laramie Families
Gardens located at Albany County schools are typically used to teach students about how plants grow. Classes and garden clubs learn about the life cycle of plants, how plants provide food, and the work needed to maintain a thriving garden. When schools were abruptly closed last spring these learning opportunities were no longer available. Instead, our school gardens were repurposed into food producers for Albany County Families.
Ms. Trish Penny from the Laramie River Conservation District along with volunteers prepared, planted, watered, weeded, and harvested the different school gardens over the summer. Harvested vegetables were distributed to families when they picked up Grab-N-Go meals from the school district in August.
An amazing amount of produce was produced! This included:
- 218 pounds of carrots
- 101 pound of green beans
- 14 pounds of tri-colored beans
- 56 pounds of red beets
- 7 pounds of radish
- 47 pounds of cucumbers
- 29 pounds of purple onions
- 117 pounds of white onions
- 19.5 pounds of turnips
- 5 pounds of tomatoes
Leafy vegetables:
- 83 bags of green leaf lettuce
- 20 bags of Swiss Chard
- 28 bags of kale
- 12 bags of collard greens
- 12 bags of turnip greens
- 6 bags of beet greens
- 23 bags of spinach
The Beitel garden was part of this effort! Thank you to Ms. Penny, Mrs. Greenwald, and the many volunteers who helped to feed families this summer!
