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Edgewood Intermediate School

Every Student, Every Voice, Every Passion

Family Newsletter 9/22-9/26

Posted Date: 9/19/25 (3:00 PM)

Edgewood Intermediate Family Newsletter

September 22-26, 2025

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Welcome to our weekly Edgewood Intermediate Family Newsletter. Below you will you will find important dates, updates, reading tips, math tips, and helpful links.
 

Calendar of Events

Monday September 22
Tuesday September 23
Wednesday September 24
Thursday September 25
Friday September 26
 

District Calendar

October 9- No School: Staff Work Day
October 10- No School: Conference Exchange Day
November 4- No School: Election Day
December 19- 2 Hour Early Release
January 5- Welcome back from Winter Break
January 19- No School: Martin Luther King Day
February 13- No School: Conference Exchange Day
February 16- No School: President's Day
March 13- No School: Staff Work Day
April 3-10- No School: Spring Break
May 19, 20, 21- 2 Hour Early Release
May 21- Last Day of School
 

Fall Fundraiser

Our big fundraiser starts today!! Our goal is to raise $15,000.00 for Student Incentives + Teacher and Classroom Needs.
We are asking ALL parents to pre-register their student(s) here:
Make sure you use Group Code: 4EVV3
Please get at least one person to support our fundraiser before our official kick-off day. Any student that is registered and adds 10 contacts will be entered into a drawing for a chance to win over 1,000 prizes. How cool would it be if we took a chunk out of our goal BEFORE the fundraiser even starts?
Fundraiser Links:
Thank you so much for your help!
 
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Updates

Homecoming Week is coming up soon!
Monday- Pajamas
Tuesday- Twinning
Wednesday- Country Club vs. Country
Thursday- Future Career or College
Friday- Cougar Spirit Day
A colorful flyer announces Edgewood Homecoming Week, September 29 - October 3.
 
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Attendance Tip of the Week

Every school day is a building block. When students attend daily, they gain knowledge step by step without gaps in learning. Even one or two missed lessons can make it harder to follow along the next day. Consistent attendance ensures your child grows steadily and confidently.

Students will not earn the PBIS incentive, The Boo Bash, if they have more than 18 hours of unexcused hours this quarter.

Students are considered excessively absent in a school year when they miss 38 hours in a month or 65 hours in a school year. This includes both excused and unexcused hours. 

Students are considered habitually truant if they miss 42 hours in a month or 72 hours in a school year. This includes only unexcused hours. 



 
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Reading Tip of the Week

Help your child connect reading to real life. Ask: 'Does this remind you of something that happened to you?' or 'Have you read another book like this?'
 
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Math Tip of the Week

Encourage estimation. “About how many apples do you think will fit in this bag?” Estimating strengthens number sense.
 

PBIS Expectations

Did you know that PBIS stands for Positive Behavior Intervention and Supports? As a school, we have school wide PBIS expectations throughout the building. You may hear your student talking about these things.
A school matrix outlines expectations for students in various settings.
 

Important Links

  • Edgewood Food Services: Here you will find menus for breakfast and lunch. You can also add money to the Payschools account.