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With a few helpful tips from Nurse Sue.........she will help you beat the Flu. Click HERE for some tips to stay healthy this season.

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Word of the Month

October's Word of the Month is "Respect"

"Respect for ourselves guides our morals, Respect for others guides our manners"

~Laurence Sterne

re·spect

rəˈspekt/ noun: a feeling of deep admiration for someone or something elicited by their abilities, qualities, or achievements.

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hat's Happening

What's Happening? We're busy! Check it out!

These dates are subject to change. Please check the Dawes Web Calendar for additional information.

Oct 12 Somers Point Police Dept.'s Trunk and Treat 6-8pm at City Hall)

Oct 15 Make Up for School pictures (Only if you missed picture day)

Oct 18 EARLY DISMISSAL DAY 1:05pm for Teacher In-service

Oct 22-26 Red Ribbon Week

Oct 26 School Store / DYNAMITE DOLPHIN DAY

Oct 26 Kindergarten Pumpkin Picking

Oct 31 HALLOWEEN PARADE 9:00am for Grades K-1

2:30pm for Grades 2-3

Nov 01 Mexican Night (more information to come)

Nov 06 EARLY DISMISSAL DAY for Teacher In-service

Nov 07 Veteran's Program

Nov 08 NJEA CONVENTION NO SCHOOL

Nov 15 Parent Visitation Day 9-11 AM

Nov 21 EARLY DISMISSAL FOR THANKSGIVING BREAK

Nov 22-23 SCHOOL CLOSED FOR THANKSGIVING BREAK

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Somers Point Schools Brave the Elements on Annual Trip to NJSOC

The New Jersey School of Conservation was happy to welcome the students from the Somers Point School District for a week of engaging ecology classes and outdoor activities. This trip represents a long-standing dedication to environmental education by the teachers and administrators, and this year’s sixth grade class arrived in Stokes State Forest....

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Letter to Somers Point Schools Parents

Understanding Our New Standards Based Grading Policy

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Before and After School Care

More information on our Before and After School Care Programs

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Register Ready - Special Needs Registry for Disasters

The New Jersey Department of Education (NJDOE) is partnering with the New Jersey Office of Emergency Management (NJOEM) to improve the state’s ability to respond to residents with disabilities or those with functional needs when a disaster such as Hurricane Sandy occurs.

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