Cooper Elementary Newsletter

February 4th ... 4K & K Registration Begins

February 20th ... Early Childhood Family Night 5-7 pm @ Headstart 2

March 4th & 6th ... Parent/Teacher Conferences

March 10th - 14th ... NO SCHOOL!!!

March 28th ... Boosterthon Glow Run (Details coming!)

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

April 23rd ... PTA Science Night

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

May 26th ... NO SCHOOL!!!

The 4th grade students had an awards ceremony on Tuesday, February 11th to celebrate the return of their fabulous "Home is Where the Habitat is" posters. At the County level, Colten's poster won first place and Harlie's poster received an honorable mention. Bobbie Webster, Douglas County Land & Water Conservationist presented the students with certificates and Colten received a plaque for winning 2nd place at the Regional Northwest Area Competition! Congratulations to all of the 4th grade contest participants!

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!

Enrollment opens next week for our Newest Spartans! https://www.superior.k12.wi.us/enroll

Elementary Transfer Requests are now being accepted! https://docs.google.com/document/d/1udFDsZTnEbTmYUpD0A2JdP3kEEW6MUKK/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=106001314619374299283&rtpof=true&sd=true

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

Cooper Families,

Parent-Teacher Conferences are just around the corner! They will be held on March 4th and March 6th at Cooper. Please be on the lookout for a conference sign-up sheet in your in-box from your child's teacher. If you have any difficulty locating or accessing your conference sign-up, please reach out to your child's teacher! We look forward to seeing families in the building those nights!

Kristene Stariha, Principal

Perspective taking is the ability to perceive or understand another person's point of view besides your own. It's where you consider someone else's thoughts and feelings about something in order to see things from their perspective. Being able to try to put yourself in someone else's shoes by asking them questions and listening to the answers, gives us more information which can lead to better understanding of others. We don't all have to agree with one another, but to feel empathy and try to really understand where someone is coming from, learning to see someone else's point of view is not only a good problem solving skill, but also leads to a more respectful place to learn, work, and play.

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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