Welcome to PEP-C at Woodfield ES!
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1 Welcome! Welcome to PEP-C at Woodfield ES! September 2012 Dear Parents, Welcome to the PEP-Comprehensive class at Woodfield Elementary School! I m excited for an awesome school year with your child. I look forward to watching him learn grow. I hope to work closely with you to ensure the best success for your child. You will receive a monthly newsletter outlining key themes goals for the month, as well as tips reminders. Please contact me at any with questions concerns. It s going to be a wonderful year! Sincerely, Ms. Nudh Suanpan, PEP-C Special Educator What to Bring to School 1) Backpack 2) Folder 3) Communication journal 4) At least 2 changes of clothes 5) Diapers 6) Wipes 7) Lunch, or you can put money in an account to buy lunch here.
2 Themes We will center our activities around 2 themes this month: Sept 4-14 Back to School Sept All About Me Snack Students will be cooking on Tuesdays. The PEP program uses snacks to help our young students master communication, feeding, social fine motor skills. Per guidance from the Office of the Deputy Superintendent, the Office of School Performance, the Office of Curriculum Instructional Programs, PEP may continue charging parents a fee for these snacks because they are consumed (eaten) by the children. This is consistent with fees for the Family Consumer Science course the Medical Careers course. If there is any parent who is unable to pay the snack fee, which is $70.00 per year, $35.00 per semester, it would be reduced or waived, or it can be paid through scheduled payments.
3 Class Schedule (as of 8/24/12) Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 9:00 Arrival Arrival Arrival Arrival Arrival 9:30 9:45 AM Circle AM Circle AM Circle AM Circle AM Circle 10:05 Motor break Motor break Art Motor Break PE PT 10:20 Literacy Literacy Sensory Literacy PT 10:45 Written Written Literacy Written OT/Speech Language Language Language, Counseling 10:30-11 every other week. 11:25 Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch 11:55 Recess Recess Recess Recess Recess 12:25 quiet quiet quiet quiet quiet 12:40 Sensory math Sensory math Motor break math Math 12:55 1:15 Play Play Play Play Play 1:30 PM circle PM circle PM circle PM circle PM circle 2:00 Home Home Home Home Home *A revised schedule will be distributed with additional speech s. Literacy OT
4 Communication As a part of PM circle, students will be writing a letter home describing the activities of the day. Staff may write a brief note in a communication notebook. However, detailed writing in these notebooks takes away from teaching with the students. Therefore our primary mode of communication will be through either or phone. Please let me know your preferred method of communication: , phone call, or text. Absences Please inform Nudh of any absences from school. If you know ahead of that your child will be absent, please send in a note or . Please see the hout in this packet regarding when to keep your child home from school. Please be aware that we have a student with fragile health needs; we need to keep our classroom as healthy as possible. Field Trips We will take 2 field trips this year. Our first trip is to Butler s Orchard on October 2. We will be joining the PEP Classic class Kindergarten on this trip. More information is to come, as the date approaches. Allergies We have a student who is allergic to beef, pork, eggs, milk, peanuts tree nuts. If possible, please try to minimize sending in items. We underst beef, pork, eggs milk are more difficult to restrict, but if we could try to keep a peanut/tree nut-free zone, that would be great. Donations Due to the nature of our students, we try to keep a healthy environment in our classroom. If you would like to make a donation, we are in need of many cleaning items, such as: Laundry detergent Dishwashing detergent/soap Baby wipes Cleaning supplies (wipes or spray) Thank you in advance for your generosity.
5 Volunteering /or Observing Parents are more than welcome to volunteer or observe in the classroom. However, we ask that you please wait a couple weeks to allow your child to adjust to a new school new routine. Students need to learn the school routine realize that you will not be here on a typical school day. Please schedule a with Stephanie Whelan if you would like to volunteer or observe. September 2012 Important Dates Sept 4: 1 st day of school Sept 4: Back to School Night Sept 17: No School, Rosh Hashanah Sept 26: No School, Yom Kippur Sept 28: Early Release Day Contact Information The best to contact Nudh is between 8:15-8:45am, or from 2:00-3:45pm. Stephanie Whelan can be reached by phone on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays. is great as well. Please do not hesitate to contact us with any questions, comments or concerns! Nudh Suanpan PEP-Comprehensive Special Educator Paweenudh_Suanpan@mcpsmd.org (NO voice mailbox) Linda Hlebasko Speech Language Pathologist Linda_S_Hlebasko@mcpsmd.org Kerri Rokisky Physical Therapist Kerri_Rokisky@mcpsmd.org Marci Urie Occupational Therapist Marci_Urie@mcpsmd.org Stephanie Whelan PEP Parent Educator Stephanie_P_Whelan@mcpsmd.org Woodfield Elementary (can leave a message with Ms. Greene or Ms. West)
6 About the PEP-C Team Ms. Nudh Suanpan is a PEP-C special education teacher. This is her 4th year teaching in MCPS. She graduated from the University of Maryl, College Park with a Masters in Special Education in Nudh has an emphasis in elementary special education of students with low-incidence disabilities. She has worked as a mainstream companion, promoting the inclusion of children with disabilities in a typical summer camp for the past 10 years. Nudh enjoys ballet, running, spending with her 2 year old labrador retriever. Mrs. Lisa Gruber is a PEP-C paraeducator. This is her 4 th year with MCPS. Before PEP she was a Kindergarten/1 st grade paraeducator with the School Community Based program at Damascus ES. Lisa is a mother of 5, is currently attending University of Maryl, University College for her degree in business administration. She loves to play volleyball enjoys watching her children play sports as well. Ms. Linda Hlebasko is a speech-language pathologist. She has been with MCPS for 15 years. During those 15 years, she has worked with preschoolers, students in kindergarten through 5 th grade in Learning Center Classes, with students in general education classes who have been identified with speech or language impairments. Before working in MCPS, she worked for 7 years in a clinic for infants, toddlers, preschoolers with multiple disabilities. She has 2 adult children, a son daughter. She enjoys traveling to Florida to visit her daughter going to Indiana to visit her mother siblings. Her hobbies include reading gardening. Mrs. Marci Urie is an occupational therapist. She has a Master of Science degree in occupational therapy from Virginia Commonwealth University. Marci has been with MCPS for the past 9 years in various schools in the Damascus area. She works with children ages 3 through 21 in elementary, middle high school settings, has worked with adults in their homes before coming to MCPS. She enjoys reading exercise. Marci has two adult children, a daughter in Baltimore a son in Florida. Mrs. Kerri Rokisky is a physical therapist. She is a graduate of West Virginia University is currently pursuing her Doctorate in Physical Therapy at Shenoah University. She has been with MCPS since the fall of Previously, Kerri worked in various private rehabilitation practices focusing on the pediatric population. She is the proud mother of two boys, ages 7 9. Mrs. Stephanie Whelan is a parent educator. Please see her welcome letter enclosed in this packet for more information!
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