This month, our 3rd graders are exploring the important topic of self-esteem – how we feel about ourselves. We're discussing the difference between healthy and unhealthy self-esteem and helping students identify their own positive qualities. Through engaging activities and discussions, we're learning how to build confidence and encourage positive self-perception in ourselves and others.
If you would like to become more involved with the school and help at events for our students and their families, please attend the upcoming meeting. You don’t need to have attended any previous meetings to join us. We will be planning the Spring Family Fun Night and more! Bring your ideas and we hope to see you there!
Date: March 5
Time: 3:30 - 4:30 pm
Location: Mac El Group Room
Drop off: If you are dropping a student off at school in the morning, students should be dropped off at the gym doors. There are adults and cones present for student safety. If you are parked on the north side of the building, students should be walked with an adult to the sidewalk to ensure they get to the gym doors safely. Students should NOT be walking from the staff parking lot across to the school. That is not a staff supervised drop off area.
Pick up: Cars should not be parked in the lanes until 3:00 pm. If you arrive early, you will need to park in a parking space. There are people who have attended meetings or are picking up a sick child who need to leave before the end of the school day. Please be considerate of this as cars may be asked to move to allow cars to pass.
Please be careful driving and have patience during drop off and pick up. Student safety is our priority!
2nd Grade: Kiera Meadows
Keira was selected for Brave of the Week because I am so proud of her awesome effort and progress this year. She strives to do her best in all things. Keira is a great friend and very helpful to those around her. Keep up the hard work, Miss Keira!
4th Grade: Malachi Brennan
Malachi has an infectious positive attitude and a servant's heart. He encourages his classmates through his words and actions, as any great leader should. He always asks or goes out of his way to find a way to help. Any student would be lucky to call Malachi a friend and any teacher would greatly benefit to have such a thoughtful and caring young man such as himself.
5th Grade: Mayci Miller
Mayci is kind, thoughtful, and observant. When things seem to be a little crazy, I know I can look to Mayci to be calm and collected but still throw around her sense of humor. Mayci has started to come out of her shell more and more throughout the school year, and I love that we get a little closer each week. Even if we don't say a word, our Friday morning walks from FCA to class are one of my favorite times of the week! I am so excited to continue watching Mayci grow, both academically and athletically. She has so much potential, and I know that with dedication and a positive spirit, she will continue to achieve great things. Keep up the amazing work, Mayci—I am so proud of you!