Homework Club is CLOSED today (4/6/26)
PLEASE RSVP by Wednesday, April 8th for this event! THANKS!!
We have a new leader on the Quacking for Books Reading Challenge!! Grades 4/5 have 352 chain links!! Close behind them 2/3 has 295 links, next is K1 with 130 chain links. The junior high 102 links and the high school has 11. Please keep encouraging your kids to read, read, read!!
In an effort to get the junior high and high school reading more for the Reading Challenge, we have an online reading log! Mrs Ivers made each student a book mark with a QR code. All your child has to do is read for 30 minutes, log on with the QR code, record book and time. If they tell you what they read, they get another chain link for our school wide competition. Please encourage your child to read. It can be a book, magazine, online article, graphic novel, picture book to a young one, if they are reading, it counts! #readingisimportant #quackingforbookschallenge #parentsmakeadifferenceintheirchildseducation
Homework Club CLOSED today(4/2) and tomorrow (4/3)
From being called the "class dummy" to becoming a world-renowned neurosurgeon. 🧠✨
Ben Carson’s secret? His mother, Sonya, who limited TV and forced him to read two books a week—even though she couldn't read them herself. Proof that one person's belief can change a life. 📚
#inspirationalstory #encouragekidstogetofftheirdeviceandread #readingeverydaywillhchangeyourworld #true
Source: Gifted Hands: The Ben Carson Story
Ben Carson’s secret? His mother, Sonya, who limited TV and forced him to read two books a week—even though she couldn't read them herself. Proof that one person's belief can change a life. 📚
#inspirationalstory #encouragekidstogetofftheirdeviceandread #readingeverydaywillhchangeyourworld #true
Source: Gifted Hands: The Ben Carson Story
We look forward to seeing you this week. Please note that on each day students will be released at 2:15!
Do you have kids ages 0-4? This message is for you!
Family Night coming up!! Families with students in grades K-6 should have received this letter in the mail last week. APRIL 10th!!
Day 5 (3/20) Americas Day: Chicken and Steak Street Tacos, Pico de Gallo, and Tortillas, with baked Cinnamon-Sugar "Doughnut Holes" for dessert. No pics of dessert, unfortunately,--we were in a hurry to make enough to share at the Electives Showcase.
The kids had a lot of fun learning how to make lots of new foods...and we only had two small injuries (one cut, one burn) all week. Success!
The kids had a lot of fun learning how to make lots of new foods...and we only had two small injuries (one cut, one burn) all week. Success!
Day 4 (3/19): Chicken Souvlaki with Tzatziki and handmade Pita Bread. Baklava for dessert!
The Reading Challenge UPDATE!! 2-3 is still in the lead with 231 chain links!! Close behind them is grades 4/5 with 215 links! K-1 took a big jump this week and have 107 chain links! Keep up the awesome reading! Students are welcome to log minutes over Spring Break!!
The first session for spring electives is coming to an end. Please join us in seeing what the kids have done!
Spring Break is upon us!!
Day 3: Ginger-Pork Dumplings w/a Soy-Ginger dipping sauce & Chocolate Chip Cookie Bars! The kids are getting more and more independent and confident in their skills!
Day 2 of Cooking Class: Garlic Knots, Flatbread Pizza, and Chocolate "Wacky" Cake (no eggs, milk, butter). The kids are doing a great job learning new kitchen skills and enjoy getting to eat what they've made!
Day one of the Secondary Electives, and the Cooking Class made homemade fettuccine with marinara and apple crisp!
Likoodzi Ch’áak’ is Henry Anderstrom!!
