HELP US MAKE OUR SCHOOL GOALS IN READING AND MATH
I can't stress enough how important it is for you to send your child to school for iReady Testing.
Students just don't do well when they have to make up their test with another teacher. Please make sure they get enough rest and is here on time for breakfast. Thanks for helping with this.
iReady testing is March 25th-28th.
📣Hello Families!
This is a very important week for our school. Students will take the iReady Assessment beginning on Tuesday. We have a goal to meet and need everyone here on time each day. 5K through 5th grade students have worked so hard all year and we know that they are ready to show all they have learned. Encourage your child to do their best on the iReady Assessment.
**Willy Wonka, Jr.Starts Tuesday, April 1st at 10:00 AM and 6:00 PM. If you would like to attend, please visit the main office to purchase a ticket. Mr. Stroupe, his team, and our students are working hard to put on a fantastic show for you. Tickets are only $5, and we will have concessions available for purchase before each show.
Have a fabulous week!
Mrs. Jordan
Students in their classes read the book *The Keeping Quilt* by Patricia Polacco, which teaches them how important memories can be preserved and passed down through generations.
Together, they created their own keeping quilt! The students applied what they learned in art by sketching designs on cotton squares using fabric markers. Ms. Gardin then took the squares home and sewed them into a quilt. Mrs. Grindell designed a written prompt to go with the project and the kids wrote about how they felt making their piece of the quilt. The students love it and are proud of their square.
DEADLINE TO CLAIM IS FRIDAY
We have a rack and a table filled with coats waiting to be claimed. Please encourage your child to come in and check for their coat so they can find their way back home. We also have glasses and cups.
Any unclaimed coats will be donated after March 28th.
To help ensure your child's coat is returned, please make sure their name is clearly written on it. As the weather gets warmer, students often take their coats off and may forget what they look like. 😊
