Quick Reminders
November 16th - November 20th
Week at a Glance
Mission
Providing inclusive learning opportunities so all students will be successful
Vision
We create and provide rigorous academic and social emotional practices that engage and motivate our individual learners.
School-wide Expectations
Be Kind
Be Respectful
Be Responsible
Be Safe
Dear Rabbit Creek Families,
We had an amazing celebration this Friday! Along with the fun of PJ Day, we gathered for our end-of-first-quarter assembly to recognize students who modeled our schoolwide expectations: Be Kind, Be Respectful, Be Responsible, and Be Safe. It was wonderful to celebrate their positive contributions to our school community!
We heard from Student Council and announced our food drive winners—second and third grades! Classes in those grades competed for a giant rabbit to bring back to their classroom. We also honored third grade for having the best overall attendance during the first quarter. Mrs. Hazen helped us learn about being caring, and we wrapped up our Jog-a-Thon raffles. Thank you to everyone who helped make this celebration so special!
Next week, our after-school Speed Stacking and Battle of the Books activities begin. PTA will also hold its monthly meeting on Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. in the school library. We hope you can join us! If you’re unable to attend in person, please use the link to participate virtually.
Warmly,
Principal Kraemer
907-742-5700
Cookie Caper
Our Cookie Caper was a huge success! Families donated an incredible 171 dozen treats—that’s over 2,000 cookies—and every single one sold! Congratulations to our top-contributing classes:
First place: Mr. V’s class with 39 dozen!
Second place: Mrs. Maesner’s class with 29 dozen!
Third place: Mrs. Cotten’s class with 22 dozen!
Thank you to everyone who baked, donated, purchased treats, and helped make this event such a success. What a sweet show of support for our school!
Winter Parking Lot Reminder
With winter weather finally here, we want to share a friendly reminder about our sidewalks and parking lots.
Our BPO, Mr. Short, works hard to keep the sidewalks around the school, crosswalks, and pathways between the building and playground clear. Our district’s operations team handles snow removal in the parking lots.
Even with these efforts, parking lots can become quite icy. Please take your time, watch your footing, and remind your children to walk carefully to and from your vehicles.
Thank you for helping keep our school community safe, and thank you to Mr. Short and our operations team for their hard work!