The Falcon Flyer: November 2024

As the crisp autumn breeze gives way to colder temperatures, we embrace the cozy atmosphere accompanying this time of year. November marks the beginning of the holiday season, a time for cherished family moments and celebrations. In this edition of Coop’s Corner, I have some important reminders and exciting updates to share with you.

Dressing Warm for Cold Weather

With winter just around the corner, it’s essential to ensure that our scholars are dressed appropriately for the dropping temperatures. As the cold weather settles in, I request that all parents and guardians help their scholars prepare for the season by layering up and wearing warm clothing. Encourage your scholars to wear coats, hats, scarves, and gloves to keep them comfortable during their time outdoors. By dressing warmly, we can ensure everyone stays healthy and focused on their studies.

Embracing the Winter Season

November heralds the start of the winter season, a time filled with joy, gratitude, and togetherness. It’s a beautiful opportunity for families to create lasting memories and strengthen their bonds. Please take some time to enjoy family activities, such as baking seasonal treats, crafting decorations, or simply cozying up with a good book or movie. Let’s make the most of this particular time and create cherished traditions that will be treasured for years to come.

Safety First, Always

While we revel in the winter spirit, it’s crucial to prioritize the safety of our families. As we gather with loved ones, remember to follow necessary precautions to prevent the spread of illnesses. Regular handwashing, wearing masks when appropriate, and practicing social distancing are simple yet effective measures we can all take to keep everyone safe and healthy. Additionally, if you plan to travel during the holiday season, please stay up-to-date with the latest travel advisories and guidelines.

Daylight Saving Time Ends

Remember that we set our clocks back an hour on Sunday, November 3th. With the conclusion of fall, we return to standard time as daylight saving time ends. Enjoy that extra hour of sleep and make the most of the daylight during the earlier part of the day. It’s a gentle reminder that time marches on, and we must adapt to the changing seasons.

As we bid farewell to October and enter the enchanting month of November, I hope this newsletter finds you in good spirits. Remember to dress warmly, embrace the holiday season with love and gratitude, and prioritize the safety of your loved ones. Wishing you a month filled with warmth, happiness, and treasured family moments.