Baywood Elementary School
TUESDAY MAIL
March 27, 2007
ART SHOW AND OPEN HOUSE…Check your calendars – the date of the Art Show and Open house has changed. Your children’s works of art will be on display during the Art Show, in the LGI, beginning at 6:30 pm on Thursday, March 29th, and throughout the entire Open House period from 7 – 8 pm. Please stop by – the children are very proud of their projects and they love to share them with their family and friends. IMPORTANT…FRIDAY, MARCH 30 IS A REGULAR SCHOOL DAY.
Thursday, April 5, is a minimum day and Spring Break begins April 6. Students will return to school on Monday, April 16.
Sibling Registration…Please remember that the form regarding intent to register your child for kindergarten is not a completed registration. If you have not already done so, please bring the required paperwork to school and complete registration forms. The deadline is April 15. If you have not completed registration by that date you will lose your sibling priority and go to the end of the wait list.
Congratulations to our “Raffle Ticket Sales Contest” winners.
1st. Place: Mary Fitzgerald (sold: 410)
2nd Place: Chelsea Victor (sold: 180)
3rd Place: Zoe Leiberman/Ryan Chalmers (sold: 138)
Thank you for all of your hard work and thank you to all students and families who helped make this a successful Baywood fundraiser.
Set Sail With Baywood
10th Annual
Baywood Auction & Dinner Dance
Saturday, April 21, 2007
6:00pm to 11:30pm
South San Francisco Conference Center
What To Do Before You Cruise (less than 30 days left):
o Book Passage Today! RSVP by April 4th. Invitation questions? Contact Maia Dreyer at maiadreyer@earthlink.net or 343-2288.
o Plan to arrive promptly! Event starts at 6:00pm and there are many silent items to bid on…don’t be late!
o Find out about “HASSLE-FREE” transportation! (may not feel like driving home?) Contact Kathryn Dwyer at dwyer516@rcn.com or 401-6080 to get more details on the bus
o Think about the LIVE auction! Arrange group to bid on party or get-away. Don’t miss out on spectacular LIVE items – A refrigerated Wine Cellar, “Skipper” (the cockapoo puppy), Premier Parking Place, Wine Country Retreats, The Lava Lounge Party, Lobster Party, Supererbowl Party….and MORE!
o Decide what to wear! Sport Coat.. Suit ..Tux?? Dress Slacks.. “Little Black Dress”.. Evening Attire?? Cruiser’s Choice...anything goes!
We would like to sincerely thank the following Corporate and Family Sponsors who are helping Baywood “Set a Course for Success” by generously contributing to the 2007 Baywood Auction. Thank you for your support!
§ Amici’s East Coast Pizzeria
§ Atherton Appliance
§ Borel Bank
§ Bruce Snyder, DDS
§ CertaPro Painters – Norie & Steve Bonbright
§ Charles Spitz, DDS
§ Collection Bureau of America – Shawn DeLuna
§ Dacor Appliances
§ Debra T. Brinzo, Notary Public
§ Elite Construction – Rick Barnard
§ Emerald Advertising – Eileen Moore
§ GCA Law Partners – Sallie Kim
§ Geoffrey Nelson, Cashin Realtors
§ Hennebry Construction
§ Jack Van Sweden
§ J. Lewis Electric
§ Josie Parker, Interno Real Estate Servies
§ Ken Constantino, Alain Pinel Realtors
§ Luciano Concrete Construction, Inc.
§ Maria Scott, Cashin Company
§ Merador – Greg Herrera
§ Michael Callan Landscape Architect
§ Michael S. Hensley Party Rentals
§ Mid-Peninsula Bank
§ Miriam Chirko, Coldwell Banker
§ Newmark Realty Capital, Inc. – Michael Heagerty
§ Okawa-Mune, Inc.
§ Opes Mortgage Advisors – Andy Block
§ Orion Professional Development – Craig Martin
§ O’Riordan Construction
§ pasta pasta – Jay Cornwall
§ Patty Dwyer, Cashin Company
§ Peninsula Building Materials
§ Picture Perfect Landscape Maintenance
§ Polyscapes – Paul Fitzgerald
§ Predium Real Estate Services – Roger Oser
§ Pros from Dover – Brian Evaslage
§ Salesforce.com
§ SC Properties – Kevin Cullinane
§ SEA Construction – Steve Albert
§ Skin Care by Dayna – Dayna Barden
§ Smalltown
§ Sugarsnap Photography – Sara Wood
§ State Farm Insurance Companies – Jim Dwyer
§ The Breast Center at Mills Peninsula – Harriet Borofsky
§ The Damelio Team, Alain Pinel Realtors –
§ Erica Damelio, Ahna DuPont and Julie Halpin
§ Treasure Box Parties – Patricia Cruz
§ Washington Mutual - Rob DeContreras
§ Laleh Vakili, DMD
§ Walter Valenzuela
FAMILY SPONSORS
Legends of Baywood
§ The Adas Family
§ The Borofsky-Johannet Family
§ The Boschetto Family
§ The Constantino Family
§ The Cooperstein Family
§ The DeContreras Family
§ The Oser Family
§ Niloofar Ehsani & Robert Arathoon
Star of Baywood
§ The Barden Family
§ The Bonbright Family
§ The Bowman Family
§ The Callan Family
§ The DeLuna Family
§ The Figueroa Family
§ The Fitzgerald Family
§ The Kotowitz Family
§ The Low Family
§ The Shafton-Lieberman Family
Pride of Baywood
§ The Block Family
§ Flo & Dave Braker – Joshua Weinstein’s Grandparents
§ The Cherkas Family
§ The Dahlgren Family
§ The Dwyer Family
§ The Fowler Family
§ The Gruber Family
§ The Kim Family
§ The Marks Family
§ The Melles Family
§ The Shah Family
§ The Tietz Famiy
§ The Tun Zan Family
§ The Shinozaki Family
§ The Weinstein Family
§ The Yeung Family
Spirit of Baywood
§ The Privitera Family
§ Steve Reimche, Julien Reimche & Sherry Eppel
§ The Heffernan Family
§ The Madgic Family
§ The Parker Family
§ Ralph & Susan Schoenstein
§ The Smith-Stahr Family
§ The Wetter Family
§ The Wysong Family
Project Wee Care: Monthly Pick-Up Thursday March 1st
The next monthly Project Wee Care Samaritan House pickup will be on Thursday, April 5th. Samaritan House is hoping to collect items for infants and children this month: diapers, wipes, bottles, healthy after-school snacks, and new or gently-used toys are greatly appreciated. If you would like to make a donation, please bring it to the designated ‘Wee Care’ boxes in each classroom, or leave it in the barrel in the tunnel.
Questions? Please contact Julie Schmittdiel, Wee Care Chair, at jschmittdiel@yahoo.com
BAYWOOD'S ECO COMMITTEE ECO TIPS
#3 Installment in a Series On Efficient Use of Your Appliances
Appliances account for about 20 percent of a household’s annual electricity use. Most of our nation’s electricity is generated from fossil fuels (such as coal and natural gas), which contribute to
global warming and air and water pollution. No matter what model appliance you own, there are easy ways to make sure it is using as little electricity as possible:
DISHWASHER
- Run the dishwasher only when it is full.
- Choose the air-dry option instead of heat-dry. If your machine does not have an air-dry option, simply open the door when the final rinse cycle is complete.
- Check to see if your dishwasher has an internal heater (which heats incoming water to 140 ºF or higher). If it does, you can lower your home’s water heater temperature to 120 ºF.
Please remember to be kind to the environment so that your (and everyone’s) children, grandchildren and their children and grandchildren can live long and healthy lives!