Ongoing ... 4K & K Registration

Ongoing ... REGISTER & SHARE for Boosterthon Fundraiser

March 20th ... Early Childhood Family Night

March 24th ... Comic Art and Native Culture Event (Registration Required - See Below)

March 28th ... Boosterthon Glow Run

April 9th ... Passport to the World District-Wide Family Event

April 17th - 21st ... NO SCHOOL!!!

April 23rd ... PTA Science Night

April 29th ... Kindergarten Transition Night 4-6 pm

May 16th ... Spring Concerts 10 am & 1:30 pm

May 26th ... NO SCHOOL!!!

Our fundraiser officially kicks off TODAY!!!

Our goal is to raise $10,000 for supporting PBIS and helping the PTA to fund field trips, our family events, and our end of the year carnival to benefit ALL students at Cooper Elementary.

As a family, you will work together asking friends and family to donate on your student’s donation page at MyBooster.com. The best part is, you can still support our school just by SHARING about the fundraiser!

If anyone is interested in a general donation link not affiliated with a specific student, that link can be found below!

Key Dates to Remember:

Sign up online at MyBooster.com – 03/06/2025

Fundraiser Kickoff in school – 03/20/2025

Event Day – 03/28/25

Mrs. Peterson and Mrs. Correll joined forces to do a collaborative lesson about the problems of plastic bags and repurposing them as jump ropes for PE. Mrs. Peterson read aloud the book, One Plastic Bag, and then introduced the STEM project creating jump ropes to try to "sell" to the younger students in PE. On Friday, March 7th Mrs. Correll's 4th graders advertised their jump ropes and had some kindergarteners and 3rd graders test them out. The younger students then got to vote for their favorite jump rope.

The 4th graders wrapped up their informational text unit on Friday, March 7th and shared their writing with some 5th graders, 3rd graders, and other special adults throughout Cooper. Thank you to everyone who supported the 4th graders writing! ~Mrs. Correll

Did you know that our staff was a little bit mischievous at the beginning of the month? They participated in dress up days and didn't tell the students to see if any of them would notice! The days were as follows:

Monday: Blackout Day

Tuesday: Anything But a Cup

Wednesday: Favorite Holiday

Thursday: Socks with Sandals

Friday: Tacky Tourist Day

We Got Yearbooks, Yes We Do! We Got Yearbooks, How About You?! Place your child's 24-25 yearbook order here: https://ybpay.lifetouch.com/Order/selectJob With Yearbook ID: 13404025 Cost is just $5!

The deadline for Elementary Transfer Requests is March 7th. Forms can be found on our website, https://www.superior.k12.wi.us/.../elementary_transfer..., under Parents. Completed forms can be emailed to enrollment@superior.k12.wi.us.

Enrollment is open for our Newest Spartans! https://www.superior.k12.wi.us/enroll

Open Enrollment for students living in other districts and enrolling to Superior is open February 3rd-April 30th! https://dpi.wi.gov/sites/default/files/imce/open-enrollment/pdf/oe-brochure-2025-26.pdf

Cooper Families,

Our 4th graders started the Forward State Testing this week and are off to a great start! Please remember to reference the schedule that teachers provided and try to ensure your child is getting enough sleep at night so they are ready to do their best for the exam.

Also, the weather is still ever changing and many days we have quite a bit of water and/or mud around our playground. Please send an extra pair of clothes with your child in case they get wet or muddy at recess.

Finally, we are seeking family feedback. If you could please take a few minutes to fill out the short survey, we would greatly appreciate it!

Family Survey

Kristene Stariha, Principal

“It takes strength and courage to admit the truth.”― Rick Riordan, The Red Pyramid

It is difficult to be honest all the time at any age. We are talking about the importance of being honest. This includes the benefits of honesty and the consequences that can come from lying, cheating, and stealing. In the article below, the author gives a few strategies to help kids get better at telling the truth.

1. Talking with kids about honesty - this includes using stories and books (and there are lots of good books about honesty for kids!)

2. Acknowledge and recognize honesty when it happens

3. Model honesty through actions and by keeping promises

Mark your calendars for Summer School 2025! June 23 - July 17 - 4k-8th Grade June 16 - July 24 - Spartan Athletic Development June 16 - July 3 - Credit Recovery For more information regarding dates and locations visit https://www.superior.k12.wi.us/summerschool

The 2025-2026 school year calendar is available on our website! Start planning for next year today!

Find the 25-26 calendar here: https://www.superior.k12.wi.us/calendars

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