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Dear Mayfair Family and Friends,

Thank you for another wonderful and productive school year.  We can’t thank everyone enough for your endless hours of volunteering, chaperoning, reading, organizing, donating, and doing whatever was necessary to support students—both at home and at school.  Special thanks to our PTA who, as usual, went above and beyond the call of duty to provide whatever was necessary to add to our students’ already rich school experience.

That experience could not occur without the endless energy, skills and devotion of the Mayfair Lab staff.  Thanks and well done to an incredible group of professionals.

A final word to Mayfair Lab School students:  Thank you for all your hard work throughout the school year.  We are so honored to be a part of your life; you make us all proud to be Mayfair Tiger Cubs!  You keep us laughing and young at heart.  We are grateful for your joy, astute insights, and amazing talents.  

Best wishes to our graduating eighth graders, whom we will all miss greatly—please come back and visit!! 

Everyone have a safe and happy summer break.

Until next school year, here’s wishing you love, laughter, and learning.

Respectfully,

The Faculty and Staff of Mayfair Laboratory School

May 1-3................3rd/4th Grade LEAP Testing

May 1...................1st Grade Field Trip Bowling

                             2nd Grade Field Trip Movie

                             7th Grade Field Trip Port Hudson

May 2...................1st Grade Field Trip BR Zoo

                             Kindergarten Field Trip Knock Knock Museum

May 3...................7th/8th Grade Dance 4-5:30 pm 

May 5-10..............Teacher Appreciation Week!!! (See PTA Notes below)

May 6...................3rd Grade Laser Tag Field Trip

May 7...................6th Grade Field Trip to Area 51

                             3rd Grade Perkins Rowe Movie

May 10 ................Mayfair May Fair 5:30-7:30

                             NO AFTERCARE!!!!!!

May 13.................4th Grade Awards 10 AM

                             3rd Grade Awards 12 PM

May 14.................5th Grade Awards 9 AM

                             6th Grade Awards 1 PM

                             Middle Orchestra Performance, 5 pm

                             Math Placement Test 5th/6th/7th Grade

May 15.................2nd Grade Awards 9 AM

                             Kindergarten Awards 10 AM

                             1st Grade Awards 1 AM

May 16.................BRCVPA Play Field Trip for 1st and 2nd grade

                             8th Grade Ceremony 9 AM

                             7th Grade Awards 1 PM

                             End of Year Parties 1:30-2:30

May 17 ................Field Day

May 20.................Early Dismissal, 12:45 pm NO AFTERCARE!!

May 21.................Early Dismissal, 12:45 pm NO AFTERCARE!!

May 22 ................Last Day of School for Students

                             Early Dismissal, 12:45 pm NO AFTERCARE!!

                             K-5 Report Cards go home (Middle School will be mailed)

*Please note that these are not all of the events that may occur during this time. These are only the dates and times that we know of currently. All dates, events, and times are subject to change. 

An outline of the school year calendar can be found HERE.

There will be a PTA Meeting this Thursday, May 2, 2019 at 5:30 pm. 

The end of year can be a hectic and super busy time of year! Please remember that rules and expectations are still upheld around the school. 

Early Dismissal Days are May 20, 21, and 22. Students MUST BE PICKED UP BY 12:45 pm. There is NO AFTERCARE!!

End of Year Parties will be held in the classrooms on May 16 at 1:30-2:30. Parents must be off campus by 2:30 so as not to interfere with carpool. 

You can order a yearbook from the link below!!

http://jostensyearbooks.com/?REF=A09865498 

We are pleased to be able to offer extended day to those families that may need it.  Please read through the following information, and you can download a registration packet at the button below. 

• All students must be picked up by 5:30.
• Late pick-up fee of $1.00 per minute per student after 5:30
• There is NO After Care on early dismissal days.

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• There will be NO After Care on Friday, May 10, 2019 due to Mayfair May Fair.
• We will not have After Care if inclement weather is in the area that causes after school programs to be shut down. If this occurs you will be notified promptly, as soon we are notified.
• All payments due at the beginning of the week for that week.

Extended Day rates are as follows:

• Morning and After Care for $75 per week per child
• Morning Care for $25 per week per child
• After Care for $50 per week per child
• Drop off (when needed) $7.00 morning care (due at time of drop off in the office)
• Drop off (when needed) $12.00 after care (due at time of pick up in the office)

Reminders:

• Early Morning Care is from 7:00AM - 8:00AM.  Students may not be dropped off before 7:00AM, even if a teacher is present.  After 8:00AM, students must be dropped off in the carpool line.
• Morning Carpool runs from 8:00AM to 8:30AM.
• Tardy Bell: After 8:30AM, student and an adult must come in to the front office to check in.
• Early Dismissals: Students may not be checked out after 2:45PM.  After 2:45PM, students should be picked up through the carpool line.

CHECKS: Please be sure your child's name is in the memo section of any checks turned in to the office so that we can credit the correct accounts.

Any notes/money that will be sent to the office should include:

o Student's full name (first and last)

o Date

o Teacher's name

o Very specific information (especially when related to changes in transportation)

Example:

Sept. 17, 2018

Johnny Appleseed in Mrs. America's class will be going home on the bus this Friday, September 21, 2018.  His bus number is 9999.

Sincerely,

Judy Appleseed

Thank you to Neighbors Federal Credit Union for their donation to the middle school Creative Writing elective class.

Mrs. Randolph used the donation to purchase knitting supplies.  The class is writing about their experiences in knitting hats for babies in the NICU.

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Mayfair Laboratory School’s mission is to celebrate the child as an individual by creating a positive, nurturing environment where innovative teaching and challenging programs allow each child the ability to maximize his/her potential. With the coordination of all shareholders, our children will become responsible and contributing members of society.