From the Principal's DeskSept. 18-Sept. 22, 2000

Encourage Reading
Experts say that encouraging children to read may be the most important thing parents can do to
insure children's school success.

Get the entire family involved in reading books aloud to each other.  Be a reading role model - make
sure children see you reading

Go the library often.  It's free and it has a better selection than any book store.

Reading unusual places - under a tree, on the floor, in the park, upstairs, downstairs.

When it's fun and interesting and everybody's doing it, parents can make reading exciting and
important for children.

Menu for Sept. 18 - Sept. 22, 2000

A choice of milk served daily

Monday:   Beef-a-roni or Turkey, Ham & Cheese Sandwich, Whipped Potatoes, Green Beans, Apple Crisp,
      Rolls

Tuesday:  Chicken Nuggets or Roast Beef w/Pepper & Onions Over Rice, Carrots w/Peas, Tator Tots,
      Fresh Baked Cookie, Rolls

Wednesday: Fried Chicken or BBQ Pork on Bun, Broccoli, Baked Potato, Peach Crisp, Roll

Thursday:  Corn Dog or Fish Nuggets, French Fries, Cole Slaw, Cake w/Icing, Cornbread

Friday:  Pizza w/Cheese Topping or Turkey over Dressing, California Blend Veggies, Fruit Blend, Jello
 w/Topping

Parents:  If your child receives free/reduced lunch, he/she is also entitled to free/reduced breakfast.  The cost
for breakfast is 75 cents for paying students/ 30 cents reduced; the cost for lunch is $1.20 for paying students/
40 cents reduced.  Breakfast is served from 7:10 - 7:40 daily.

If you completed a free lunch application, letters regarding the status of your application will be sent home
during the next week.  If you would like to know the status of your application prior to receiving your letter,
you may call the school at (404) 669-8119


Honest Students

Jasmine GouldFarrah JohnsonBrittanny Williams
Tacresha McDugalDanielle Grieves
(A National Distinguished Title 1 School)
A Weekly Publication for Harriet Tubman Parents from the Principal
Announcements And Reminders

The Fulton County School System is interested in finding
qualified personnel to become substitute teachers.  You must
have a minimum of 90 quarter hours to become a substitute
teacher or a high school diploma to become a substitute school
assistant.  If you meet the qualifications, want to make a
positive impact on children and your community and are
interested in making extra money while working flexible
hours, call (404) 763-6777 to request an application.

Parents:  Are you in need of child care before school each day?
Do you need to drop your child off at school before 7:15 A.M.?
If you answered yes to these two questions, we may be able to
assist you.  If enough parents are interested, we will provide
before school care Mon. - Friday from 6:30 - 7:15 A.M. at a rate
of $15.00 per week - payable in advance.  The cost for drop-ins
will be $3.00 per day.  Complete the application form that is
being sent home with your child today and return it with a $5.00
application fee on Tuesday, September 5, 2000.
No School for students on
Monday, May 29., 2000.