Calling All Imagine Stars!
The time has come to join a spring club!How to sign up:
« Return the signup sheet by FRIDAY, MARCH 2ND.
Teacher sponsors of each club will make decisions about late signup.
Important information to know:
« All clubs will meet on Wednesdays from 3:45-5pm.
The first club meeting date is: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7TH. A schedule of club meeting dates will be given by each club sponsor.
« Students may join only ONE club.
« Space is limited!
« Some of the clubs will be charging a small fee.
All who are interested are welcome. Please speak to club sponsors if you aren’t able to pay all or some of the fee. Don’t let this stop you from signing up for a club.
« Students are to be picked up from Door #2 at5pm.
Don’t miss your chance to sign up for your favorite club!
Imagine on Broadway Spring Club List
Baton Twirling Club
Teacher Sponsor: Mrs. Darnielle
Grades: K-5 Maximum number of students: 10
Fee: NONE
Description: In baton, you will learn the basics of baton twirling and how to march.
Computer Club
Teacher Sponsors: Mrs. Tunis
Grades: 3rd-5th Maximum number of students: 15
Fee: NONE
Description: Students will work together to learn more about computers, explore the web, learn how to help maintain classroom computers, and provide leadership and support to other students in the school.
Drama Club
Teacher Sponsors: Miss Carroll, Miss Nicolet & Mrs. Scherer
Grades: 2nd-5th Maximum number of students: 30
Fee: $5.00 This fee will help cover the cost of CDs and Drama Club T-shirts.
Description: We will be learning the musical called “Let’s Pass It On!” We will perform the musical for parents, families and friends in a public performance, as well as for the school.
Home Economics Club
Teacher Sponsors: Mrs. Harrison & Mrs. Snyder
Grades: 2nd-5th Maximum number of students: 20
Fee: $4.00 This fee will be used to help purchase supplies and materials for activities.
Description: Home Economics students will work toward certificates of completion. Some activities might include: Cooking, sewing, beading, crafting, scrapbooking, health, first aid, and meal planning/budgeting.
Passage To Manhood Club
Teacher Sponsors: Mr. Miles
Grades: 3rd-5th **BOYS ONLY**
Maximum number of students: NONE
Fee: NONE
Description: Passage To Manhood is a program designed to develop young caring, reasonable citizens and to give young men the tools to be successful in life.
Spanish Club
Teacher Sponsors: Mr. Highley & Miss Sutherland
Grades: K-3 Maximum number of students: 15
Fee: NONE
Description: Come learn some Spanish and experience Hispanic culture.
Volleyball Club
Teacher Sponsor: Mr. Honeick
Grades: K-2nd (4 weeks) **GIRLS ONLY**
Maximum number of students: 24,K-2nd
3rd -5th (4 weeks) **GIRLS ONLY**
Maximum number of students: 24,3rd- 5th
Description: The students will learn the basic fundamentals of volleyball, which include: passing, setting, spiking, serving, blocking, and footwork. They will learn these fundamentals during drills and scrimmages.
Student-athlete Baily Tom and President Arthur Snyder of Indiana Tech visit Ms. Martin's third-graders at Imagine School on Broadway to Talk With Them on Preparing for College
President Snyder and Baily Tom spoke with students about student life on campus, the career paths that they offer, and sports opportunities at Indiana Tech. Dr. Snyder stressed how important it is to start now on preparing for college. Students were able to ask both Dr. Snyder and Baily questions about their universities. Each student received a t-shirt, which has the Indiana Tech logo on the front and the words "Future Warrior" on the back. The students also received Indiana Tech pins for their shirts. Thank you!
Indiana Tech has also arranged for other individuals from the university to come to our classroom each month. Then, in May, we are scheduling a date and time that all of our third grade students can visit campus and spend a day in the life of a college student!
"This really has been a great opportunity for our students to experience. I am grateful for the partnership that Indiana Tech has with my classroom."--Krystle Martin, 3rd Grade Teacher at Imagine Broadway
Indiana Tech has also arranged for other individuals from the university to come to our classroom each month. Then, in May, we are scheduling a date and time that all of our third grade students can visit campus and spend a day in the life of a college student!
"This really has been a great opportunity for our students to experience. I am grateful for the partnership that Indiana Tech has with my classroom."--Krystle Martin, 3rd Grade Teacher at Imagine Broadway
Postponed-Family Game Night at Imagine Broadway
Our January parent night will be rescheduled. Watch for the new date! Games with your children and classmates followed by pizza and a giveaway of games played this evening.
Volunteer has Imagine kids singing !
Laura J. Gardner | The Journal Gazette
Richard Bicknase, a volunteer, teaches music at Imagine Master Academy on Broadway. Bicknase is a Holy Cross Lutheran Church Backyard Missionary member.
Published: January 23, 2012 3:00 a.m.Education notebook
Devon Haynie | The Journal Gazette
“Row, Row, Row Your Boat” can be a pretty straightforward children’s song.
But sung as a canon, it can be a lot more complicated.
A group of third-graders at Imagine on Broadway spent part of Thursday’s music class first learning “Row, Row, Row, Your Boat” and then dividing into groups and reciting it as different intervals.
At first, the groups sounded strong and distinct, but then slowly the voices began to mesh.
“You came through at the right time, but you weren’t confident,” music instructor Richard Bicknase said.
Imagine on Broadway doesn’t have an official music class. So Bicknase, a volunteer with Holy Cross Church Lutheran Church Backyard Missionary, tries to make up the difference.
Each week, Bicknase spends 20 minutes with all children in the school, going over things like reading music, pitch notation and sound elements.
“They are so excited to have the chance to study music in the classroom,” third-grade teacher Krystle Martin said. “They love the opportunity to sing and do things they haven’t had the opportunity to do.”
dhaynie@jg.net
Devon Haynie | The Journal Gazette
“Row, Row, Row Your Boat” can be a pretty straightforward children’s song.
But sung as a canon, it can be a lot more complicated.
A group of third-graders at Imagine on Broadway spent part of Thursday’s music class first learning “Row, Row, Row, Your Boat” and then dividing into groups and reciting it as different intervals.
At first, the groups sounded strong and distinct, but then slowly the voices began to mesh.
“You came through at the right time, but you weren’t confident,” music instructor Richard Bicknase said.
Imagine on Broadway doesn’t have an official music class. So Bicknase, a volunteer with Holy Cross Church Lutheran Church Backyard Missionary, tries to make up the difference.
Each week, Bicknase spends 20 minutes with all children in the school, going over things like reading music, pitch notation and sound elements.
“They are so excited to have the chance to study music in the classroom,” third-grade teacher Krystle Martin said. “They love the opportunity to sing and do things they haven’t had the opportunity to do.”
dhaynie@jg.net
"Stop! The Bullying Tour" to visit Imagine Broadway
We are excited to announce Mr. Mason of the “Stop! The Bullying Tour” will be at IOB to perform & teach us about how to stop bullying in our school on Friday, February 10th!
The cost for this school wide field trip is
$3 per student or $4 per family.*
*Families with more than 1 child attending our school can pay $4 total for their whole family.
Please return the envelope provided with the names of your children attending by February 3rd!
This is such a great educational & entertaining opportunity for our school. We can’t wait!
Thank you for helping us STOP the bullying!
Brought to you by the Imagine On Broadway Student Council
Questions? Call Miss Carroll or Mrs. Brooks
The cost for this school wide field trip is
$3 per student or $4 per family.*
*Families with more than 1 child attending our school can pay $4 total for their whole family.
Please return the envelope provided with the names of your children attending by February 3rd!
This is such a great educational & entertaining opportunity for our school. We can’t wait!
Thank you for helping us STOP the bullying!
Brought to you by the Imagine On Broadway Student Council
Questions? Call Miss Carroll or Mrs. Brooks
Tin Caps Reading Program!
The Fort Wayne Tin Caps have partnered with area schools to promote literacy. Imagine Schools on Broadway has signed up to be a part of the reading program.
The dates are January 23 to May 4th. The students who have read books or a specific number of pages (watch for details from your teacher!) will be rewarded with a game day ticket for Sunday May 20th. That is the Imagine Schools on Broadway day at the ball park.
The dates are January 23 to May 4th. The students who have read books or a specific number of pages (watch for details from your teacher!) will be rewarded with a game day ticket for Sunday May 20th. That is the Imagine Schools on Broadway day at the ball park.
THE TIN CAPS ARE COMING!
On Friday, December 16 at 2:30 (in the PAC) the Tin Caps and Johnny the mascot will be at school to kick off the Tin Caps Reading Program that will begin in January.All grades get to be a part of the reading program...posters, letters and activities are all included! At the end, students are eligible to receive tickets to a game. There will be more information sent home after the break.
Looking forward to a fun Friday afternoon with the Tin Caps!!!
Looking forward to a fun Friday afternoon with the Tin Caps!!!
Book Fair this week! December 5-9
Be sure to as your classroom teacher when the fair will be open for shopping.
December Parent Night!
Lights on Broadway
December 7th, 5-7pm @ Imagine Broadway
This family night will begin with a performance of our very own Imagine Broadway Choir at 5:00 followed by pizza and reading activities throughout the school.
Hope you can make it!
Imagine on Broadway Choir Club Performance!
What: Christmas on Broadway Tree Lighting event
When: Friday, November 18th, 2011 at 5:00pm
Choir sings at 5:45pm
Where: Intersection of Broadway and Beaver
(South of IOB in front of Shine and Harden Law Offices)
Come begin your holiday season by supporting IOB students! Enjoy yummy refreshments, fun activities and beautiful music!
When: Friday, November 18th, 2011 at 5:00pm
Choir sings at 5:45pm
Where: Intersection of Broadway and Beaver
(South of IOB in front of Shine and Harden Law Offices)
Come begin your holiday season by supporting IOB students! Enjoy yummy refreshments, fun activities and beautiful music!
November Literacy Night
November 10th from 6-7:30
October Parent Night!
Wednesday, October 26, 5:30
5:30-6:00 Grade Level Story Times in classrooms
6:00-7:00 Activities including Pumpkin Painting, Fall Bingo, Paper Plate Pumpkins, and Fall Coloring Pages!
5:30-6:00 Grade Level Story Times in classrooms
6:00-7:00 Activities including Pumpkin Painting, Fall Bingo, Paper Plate Pumpkins, and Fall Coloring Pages!
September 27, 5:30
Fall Family Literacy night!
The event begins at 5:30. Activities include Build-A-Book and each student will be getting a free book to take home along with a Snuggle Up with a Good Book bookmark and reading log! Fill up the reading log and brings it back to school to receive a coupon for a free junior frosty from Wendy's! We will also be giving away some raffle prizes and each child can grab a coloring book or sticker book to take home. Snacks and drinks available.
First day of our balanced calendar!
Our friends from the Journal Gazette stopped in.
First-grader laughs while teacher helps him with his classwork Tuesday afternoon at Imagine Schools on Broadway. It was the first day of class at the charter school, which is using a “balanced calendar” this year.
See the whole story at-
www.journalgazette.net/article/20110810/.../308109972
We also had our friends from News Channel 15 stop by!
community meeting
Informational Seminar at the New Haven Library
648 Green Street, New Haven, Indiana 46774
August 5th from 10:00AM until 12:00PM
August 8th from 1:00PM until 4:00PM
20 or more students enrolled from the area will bring a bus stop to New Haven!
Already a part of the family?
Enroll a friend and receive a FREE uniformshirt and school supply gift card!
648 Green Street, New Haven, Indiana 46774
August 5th from 10:00AM until 12:00PM
August 8th from 1:00PM until 4:00PM
20 or more students enrolled from the area will bring a bus stop to New Haven!
Already a part of the family?
Enroll a friend and receive a FREE uniformshirt and school supply gift card!
School Carnival!
Thank you to everyone who came out to support our school! The carnival was a great success. Many new families came to tour the building and meet the teachers. It was great to see some of our current students as well!
 Our friends the Tin Caps came out to meet the families along with Sweetcakes balloon art and face painting. The ice cream truck offered a little relief that sunshiney Saturday; it was a hot one!
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Three rivers festival Parade- July 9, 2011
What dedication to the community! Way to go Imagine on Broadway and Imagine MASTer Academy! These students, parents and staff carried banners for every parade entry and walked as one, proudly representing Imagine.
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