Chamberlain Street School
Newsletter
(11-20-16)
Dear Parents and Guardians,
Veteran’s Day Celebration at Chamberlain Street School
Veterans from every branch of service joined our staff and students for a special breakfast
and ceremony honoring their service to our country and for the freedom each and every one of us
has. During breakfast they had the opportunity to visit with each other, and some of the students
to share thoughts and experiences.
After breakfast they joined all students and staff outside for the Pledge of Allegiance and
rising of the flag. Principal Campbell reflected on the meaning of Veteran’s Day and thanked all
Vets for their service. The ceremony concluded with staff and students shaking hands and
thanking our Veterans for their service.
While today was a special Veteran’s Day celebration, it is important to remember those who
have served in the past and who are currently serving in our Armed Forces every day. Without
their dedication and courage the United States wouldn’t be the great country it is today.
To All Vets – We are Chamberlain and We Honor and Respect You!
Mark Campbell – Principal
Here is an update of a couple of things the kids have done on Flexible Friday:
This is a picture of students practicing on
presenting their cereal box book reports in
our small group, before presenting to the
general classroom. They worked very hard
on both their projects and their
presentation skills! I'm very proud of them.
Ms. Pauliukonis
In Mrs. Diamond’s 4th grade
class, the students challenge was
to make a tower that would hold
a mini pumpkin 6 to 12 inches off
the ground using only 50 straws,
a paper plate, and a yard of
masking tape.
Universal team T-shirt update!
We would like to announce that our sale of pumpkin-grams was a HUGE success. We raised
$747.00! This was pure profit because the staff donated 100% of the candy and materials needed
to make the treats. We had staff members that spent hours creating, filling out and organizing
these candy grams. Many staff members purchased them for their "family" members. It was a
great way to celebrate our theme of friendship in the month of October.
So if we add that to the $603.00 we had in pure family donations it brings us to $1350.00. That is
so close to our goal of $1600 needed for the shirts.
I am pleased to announce that the ladies of SCHOOL STORE have
offered to cover the rest of the cost needed for the shirts. THANK
YOU!!!! They are so awesome and work so hard at the school store.
They were very happy to give us the money because the money they
raise always goes directly back to our students!
So in the very near future your child will be coming home with a
new chamberlain t-shirt. What a great way to show our pride. And
of course this all comes down to the fact that we are a family here at
Chamberlain. We are proud to be chargers and live by the motto
"we work together".
Clubs and Days
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Drama club meets on Mondays
Poetry Club meets on Tuesdays
Dance Club meets on Wednesdays
Stem Club meets on Wednesdays
Chess Club meets on Friday mornings
Student Store on Friday mornings
HRCU Banking on Tuesdays at Lunch
Activities Coming Up:
Nov. 23-25 – NO SCHOOL – Thanksgiving Break
Dec. 3 – PTA Breakfast with Santa
Dec. 6 – PTA Meeting starting at 6:00 pm
Dec. 7 – Chamberlain Street School Holiday Concert @ Rochester Middle School
The PBIS program is about promoting positive
behavior in our building. There are many great
things occurring here at Chamberlain Street
Elementary School and we want to recognize
those individuals who are making a positive
impact. The students can be recognized for their
positive acts whether it’s for their academic or
behavioral endeavors. The following people are:
Kindergarten – Mrs. Flesher – Shout Out to Avah Hults & Camron Bokesz for 200 questions
completed on IXL.
Avery Barker 100 questions on IXL. Way To Go!! 
I have a Shout Out for Coraline Dick for giving positive feedback to other
students, saying "Good Job" to her peers on a consistent basis. 
Kindergarten – Mrs. DeMinico – Shout out to Ariana Dellacroce for helping a kindergartner
carry all of her food drive donations to class!
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1 Grade – Ms. Reeves – Julian Colantoni for staying on task and trying his best! Emily
Hamilton for always offering help to others when they need it (especially with tying
shoes)!
1st Grade – Ms. Reilly – Abigail Ricker for being a kind friend. Alex Brill for persevering and
making us smile all the time! Zia Dobbins for always looking for ways to help around
the classroom! Also, Hanna Gilbert, Quinn Stevens, Sammy Kagema, Kayleb
Baker, and Brentley Emerson for cleaning up trash in the lunch room even when it is
not from them!
1st Grade – Mrs. Byrne – Here are the Team Byrne shout outs: Isabella Maltais and Mia
Belanger for being respectful listeners to their teachers, Brevyn Jones and Max
Koucoules for being responsible and completing all their work, Liam Moore and
Jaziah Poulin for being safe in the classroom with their bodies, and Emmy Breen and
Kaelyn Dillingham for being kind to their classmates.
2nd Grade – Mrs. Desrochers – Raeleigh Sommerville: Raeleigh put another student's
feelings first when both of them wanted to have the same thing, but there was only one of
it. She allowed the student to have it and made a different choice. It was a wonderful
moment to see!
Jacob Devine: Jacob made sure that every student was being included while
playing football at recess. He noticed that the ball wasn't being passed a lot to one student
and encouraged the others to pass it to him. Thank you for being so kind Jacob!
Jack St.Hilaire: Jack saw a friend get hurt while playing outside at recess and
took the initiative to get help for that student. He went right to an adult and made them
aware of the student in need. Way to be a good friend Jack!
3rd Grade – Ms. Gaulin – I would like to give a shout out to Hannah Cardin for working extra
hard this week and also being helpful in the classroom. Please also give a shout to Dillon
Fredette for always smiling and having a positive attitude.
3rd Grade – Mrs. Arsenault – A shout out to Jakob Beausoleil, Lucy Gosselin, Madilyn
Larson, Taitley Leslie, Domenic McNeil, Olivia Ostness, Jacob Owens, Eben
Tompson, and Dalaney Trudeau for working hard during class time. They are
respectful and responsible citizens. A job well done!
3rd Grade – Mrs. Mason – I would like to give "a shout out" to Pela Tomaszewski for being
just a pure pleasure to have in the classroom. Pela is always eager to give a helping hand
to her classmates and me. She is like a ray of sunshine each and every day. Keep on
shining, Pela!
I would like to give "a shout out" to Hannah Breton for being such an avid
reader! "I have caught you absorbed in a book many times and I love it, Hannah! Oh the
places you will go."
5th Grade – Ms. Lutz – Shout outs from Mrs. Lutz: My entire class (Team Lutz) for working
hard every day and never giving up no matter how hard the task! Best class ever!!!
Our Citizens of the Month for November: Abinadi Gomez and Ireland Reilly.
Thank you both for being great role models in our classroom! Congratulations!
The 5th Grade Team of teachers and staff: Thank you for all you do! It’s an
honor to work and learn with all of you!
5th Grade – Ms. Rhoades – Shout-outs...-to Payton Stapley for helping her friend get rid of
her blue hands and then cleaning up the bathroom sink!
-Gavyn Guy for always making kind remarks about his friends’ football abilities
-Riley Guilmette and family for sending in a pile of snacks for our class and all
kinds of stuff for the food drive!
-Lacy Lemelin for pushing her friend to go eat breakfast
-Adam Muarzin-O'Connor, Julia Fahey, and Nevaeh Breton for cleaning
up the room at the end of the day.
General – Ms. Armstrong – I wanted to give a shout out to Quinn Stevens, Adriana Johnson,
and Jacob Sanchez-Martinez for always working so hard in speech!
General – Ms. Tanguay – A huge thank you to all the 5th graders that help with busses by
holding signs at the end of the day. It is a great help!
I want to Thank all the Veterans and
Military personnel for your service and
dedication. I also want to thank all the
Veterans and Military personnel that came to
Chamberlain to spend breakfast with us and
then the ceremony afterward. All the words
can’t put explain the emotion and sincere
gratitude we have for you. Having said that, I
want to give you my most gracious and
meaningful THANK YOU!!!