Station Ave would like to thank the hard working team who cleared amazing amounts of snow from all schools during the multiple blizzards this winter. This last storm created a 5 ft snow drift in front of our main entrance at SAE. The Grounds & Facilities team worked many hours of over time to clear our parking lots, sidewalks, and helped make the HS shelter available. We thank you for your dedication and hard work through impossible conditions. You are appreciated!

Parent-Teacher conferences are next week on Tuesday March 10th and Thursday March 12th. Both days are also half days of school, with dismissal at 12:10 PM.

Please have a plan in place to pick your student up or meet them at the bus earlier than usual. Thanks!

Our teachers are looking forward to meeting with you to discuss your children's progress this year.

SAVE THE DATE for March 9 - 13 and get your reader psyched to pick out their own books! 

Start exploring together on the SAE Book Fair Homepage - parents can load their e-wallets, browse the books that will be available to purchase, and contribute to Share the Fair, the giving program that benefits students at our school who need help buying new books.

Our PBIS Team is leading a whole school initiave. If students are caught representing our school values of being safe, responsible, respectful, or caring they can earn a Dolphin Deed. We have over 100 Deeds already! Keep up the great work everyone!

On Monday, March 23rd, the DY MLPAC is hosting a Community Resource Fair at the DY High School Library. This is a great opportunity to connect with local resources, other DY families, and community partners. The event begins at 6:00 PM and childcare and refreshments will be provided. All are welcome!

Parents dropping off students by car should pull into the lot at the side of our building in a single line. 

Thank you for helping to keep our students safe!

On Sunday, March 15th from 12 PM - 4 PM, Sea Dog Brew Pub will donate a portion of your bill back to the SAE PTO! Bring this flyer with you when you dine in at Sea Dog (flyers will be printed & available for pickup at our Book Fair next week.) We appreciate your support!

For every Community Reusable Bag purchased during the month of March at Stop & Shop in South Yarmouth (55 Long Pond Drive), SAE PTO will get $1. Stop by and pick one up before the end of the month!

Did you know that SAE is a Box Tops for Education school?

Our PTO has a goal to raise $500 in Box Tops this year and would love your help!

It is super simple for families to enroll - there's an app!

Scan the QR code on the flyer (or find it on your App Store), select our school, and scan your shopping receipts. You can learn more at BTFE.com

If you use SNAP and food spoiled during the storm, your benefits could be replaced!

See the flyer above from the Cape Cod Cooperative Extension for more information.

The Cape Community Orchestra invites you to A Morning of Movie Music family concert on Saturday, March 7th at 10:30 AM at Dennis-Yarmouth Intermediate School. Admission is free!

Designed for elementary and middle school students, this concert features music from Frozen, Downton Abbey, Wicked and much more. The audience will be introduced to the instruments of the orchestra, the difference between a band and an orchestra, and how music helps further the plot of a movie. More information can be found on their website: capecommunityorchestra.org

Habitat for Humanity of Cape Cod has announced that applications are now available, with a deadline of Tuesday, March 31, 2026, for one three-bedroom home at 26 Horne Avenue in Pocasset (Bourne), two homes (one two-bedroom and one three-bedroom) on Mackie Drive (at 3571 Main Street) in Brewster, and four homes (all three-bedroom) at 805 Gifford Street Extension in Falmouth. The homes will be a mixture of ranch and Cape styles.

 

The maximum household income for the houses is 60% of the area median income for Pocasset (Bourne), one home in Brewster, and two homes in Falmouth, and 80% for one home in Brewster and two homes in Falmouth. For a four-person household, the current maximum income at 60% is $80,100; at 80%, it is $106,800. These income guidelines are adjusted annually.

 

The applicant household must be willing to commit 250-500 hours of sweat equity to build the home and have a housing need. The monthly housing payment (mortgage, taxes, insurance, homeowners association) for these homes is estimated to be around $1,562 - $2,071, depending on the cost of taxes, insurance, changing interest rates, and other terms. 

 

The deadline for application submission to the Habitat for Humanity of Cape Cod office is 3/31/26. More information about applying for a Habitat Cape Cod home is available at https://habitatcapecod.org/.

The Young Mariner Program is a full-day, Monday–Friday on-the-water summer camp for students entering grades 4 - 7. Campers explore Cape Cod’s marine environment through hands-on, STEM-based activities both on the water and in our museum classroom. Activities include fishing, lobstering, beachcombing, marine science experiments, and learning about local ecosystems and maritime careers.

The program is designed to increase access to maritime education for Cape Cod youth, and we are proud to offer full and partial scholarships to families who may need financial assistance. The goal is to ensure that cost is not a barrier to participating in this experience.

Check out the calendar above for loads of fun activities for kids of all ages.

You can find more info on all their programs at https://www.yarmouthlibraries.org/

Registration for DY Youth Baseball is open now!

You can visit www.dy-baberuth.org for more info and to sign up.