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Interested in Girls Scouts? Thomas Elementary has established troops at every level 1st - 5th Grade and a new Kindergarten troop has formed.
To Register your Girl Scout:
Go to www.gsoh.org/join, and click on Be a Girl Scout.
Click Find a Troop, put in your zip code and click Search at the bottom of the page.
On the next screen, put Troop # in the troop search field.
Once the troop comes up, add 1 girl (and 1 adult if you would like to volunteer with the troop).
Click the green Add Details button, then set up an account.
Complete the required fields, select a volunteer role if volunteering, and choose the membership option covering 10/1/2024-9/30/2025.
Be sure to check the box to accept the Girl Scout Promise and Law before submitting at the end.
Kindergarten - Troop TBD needs to be formed
1st Grade - Troop #6001
2nd Grade - Troop #7249
3rd Grade - Troop #6817
4th Grade - Troop #6794
5th Grade - Troop #6094
CUB SCOUTS
Interested in Cub Scouts? Kindergarten through Fifth Grade students and their families are invited to join Pack 679.
The Scouts meet every Wednesday from 7 to 8 in the cafeteria at Thomas. We are a few weeks into the school year, but there is still time to get involved! Contact pack679dublinoh@gmail.com with any questions; otherwise, we look forward to seeing you!
Parents and Educators Raising our Community (PERC)
Parents and Educators Raising our Community (PERC)
Looking ahead: Planning for Success in High School and Beyond
Looking ahead: Planning for Success in High School and Beyond
A Free Presentation for 8th Grade Parents by At the Core
Thursday, January 5, 2023 / 7:00 – 8:30 p.m.
Scioto High School PAC
Don't miss this evening of tips and tools to help you prepare your student for high school and the road ahead. Topics will include:
• A timeline of what you can expect each year in high school
• Choosing courses and an overview of all the options available (honors classes, AP and IB,
College Credit Plus, Emerald Campus programs, Tolles, etc.)
• The value of pre-planning/keeping college prep and graduation requirements in mind
• Extracurriculars that support your student
• Achieving the balance needed for success in the long run
• ACT/SAT testing – a 10,000 foot level look to get that thinking started
• How parents can support their maturing students and more
Seating is limited. Register today to reserve your seat!
P.E.R.C.
P.E.R.C.
Parents Encouraging Responsible Choices (P.E.R.C.) is a committee of Dublin parents and educators whose mission is to empower parents to encourage informed and responsible choices for and by the youth in our community. They provide program facilitation, and information.
For a list of upcoming programs, visit https://www.percdublin.org/
Reminder: Breakfast & Lunch Opportunities
Reminder: Breakfast & Lunch Opportunities
Breakfast is available 8:45-9:10 a.m. daily in the commons/cafeteria.
It is $1.50 for paying students, $0.40 for reduced, and free for those qualifying for the federal free & reduced program.
Lunch is available midday for $2.55 for paying students, $0.40 for reduced and free for those qualifying for the federal free & reduced program.
See website for menus and more.
Link for School Lunch accounts:
To obtain a paper Free/Reduced meal application, contact:
https://dublincity.sodexomyway.com or https://www.fns.usda.gov/cn/applying-free-and-reduced-price-school-meals
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