Preschoolers were very proud of their teamwork skills and made the biggest tower.
Please RSVP to Paula Singley by Friday Nov 16th. 907-246-4265 ext 322
Hello Everyone!
The Board meeting, has been rescheduled for Thursday at 7:30 pm. It has been postponed due to board member travel. Sorry for the inconvenience, we hope to see you at the Board Meeting on Thursday, November 16th.
The 5th and 6th graders earned a party for passing 120 math facts and cursive letters! They voted on a "wheels party"! They got to bring in hoverboards, scooters, skateboards, etc. It was fun watching them play and share! I'd say everyone had a great time!
Migrant Job Position
The 5th and 6th graders have been having snow much fun! Can you find the kids in the snow? ❄️
The kindergarteners just started a new reading unit based on farming. It was only fitting that we visit the new chicks in the school.
The class of 2024 asked Ms. Ashley Munk and she accepted the invitation of being selected as their Keynote Speaker! Stay Tuned May 11th Graduation Day! Thank You Ms. Munk
There will be battle of the books after school today. There will not be an activity bus. If your child is signed up for it and you want them to go today, please pick them up from the school at 5pm.
Due to a lack of school bus drivers, due to illness, we will not be running the school bus today. We would appreciate it if you could transport your own children to and from school today. If there are any extenuating circumstances, please call the school.
Thank you Rebecca Hamon for teaching us how to make homemade dinner rolls!
November Breakfast & Lunch Menu
Happy Halloween!!!! A blast was held by all for our Halloween Parade through the school today!
Preschool had a busy month learning from writing, counting to fire safety! They saw many things from a firetruck, a volcano explosion, and a spider!
The preschool and kindergarten have been learning about spiders the past couple of weeks. Today they got to hold a fuzzy fake spider, see a shedded molt from a tarantula and meet Percephony a Mexican Red Kneed Tarantula.
The preschool and kindergarten have been learning about spiders the past couple of weeks. Today they got to hold a fuzzy fake spider, see a shedded molt from a tarantula and meet Percephony a Mexican Red Kneed Tarantula.
Reminder that today and tomorrow will be early release days for parent conferences (in addition to the normal Friday early release). The parent conference schedule is as follows:
October 25 (Wednesday)-Evening 5:00pm-7:00pm
October 26 (Thursday) -Afternoon 2:30pm-4:30pm
All elementary parents should have been contacted to schedule meetings. Secondary conferences are an open house format, with parents circulating to the different teachers. In addition, the volleyball team will be selling the remaining Silverboot Shirts at a discounted price.
The players and coaches would like to thank everyone for attending our Silverboot Tournament. A special thank you to all the volunteers, staff, refs, scorers, and everyone who donated food to the hospitality room. We could not have these wonderful events for our athletes and athletes from other schools without all of your help and support!
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month! Wear pink tomorrow to raise awareness and support your Angels!
Last week we had the pleasure of learning about natural resources from Mr. Awesome (Mr. Brant). The kids were excited to be learning about electricity, oil, and solar power. The did hands on activities drilling for building circuits, drilling for oil, building oil derricks, and building and racing solar cars! The 5th and 6th grade buddied up with the 1st and 2nd graders and had an amazing time!
