October 2nd, 2025

Review
Students in grades K-5 will be coming home tonight with a report on how they did on their beginning of the year screeners.
We hope to make this sort of report a monthly piece, making it easier for you to know what your child has been working on and what's next for them.
Make sure to check thier Thursday Things Folder for this important information.
Telling a Story
Students in grades 3-5 have been learning about migration and telling stories of place with collage during Art class.
Writing Revolution!
Some teachers have been studying The Writing Revolution and revisiting the connection between content knoweldge, comprehension, and writing. Check out this expanded sentence from 1/2!
Magnificent Things
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Our Harvest Fest is shaping up! We have had two people sign up for the chili cook off so far. If you lost your paper form, no worries, you can still sign up by stopping by the office!
We have lined up a few live performances and a visit from the middleweight junior champions of the 16th annual Stowe Pumpkin Chucking contest and their trebuchet.
Our annual BATs Pep rally to send them off to the CHaD hero, will be on October 17 @ 8 AM. Everyone is welcome to join us as we cheer on the BATS to do some laps in support of Children and Families experiencing medical needs.
Remember there is no SCHOOL October 10th or 13th.
Upcoming:
Picture DAY!!!
Save the Date
October 10th and 13th-- No School!
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No PreK. Everything begins 2 hours later than normal (bus routes, school start time). Dimissal is at the normal time.
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District and Complimentary Posts
Courosity Corner 5
Link Crew helps bring our Vision of a Graduate to life by fostering a strong sense of belonging for our newest students. Through regular social and academic check-ins, 11th- and 12th-grade Link Leaders support 9th graders as they transition into high school, building connections that strengthen community and confidence. By creating a space where every student feels seen, supported, and included, Link Crew empowers students to grow not only as learners but also as caring, engaged members of our school community. The Link Leaders get a chance to shine, hone their leadership skills, and see the value of inclusion at play in every 9th grade smile that passes them in the hallways. Building these positive habits in the students involved in Link Crew has a positive effect on every classroom and every student, even those not directly participating.
9th Grade Quotes:
Kaylin: “My favorite part was how it was all put together and they actually showed us where our classes are. It will be cool to have a group to talk to as things come up.”
Rai: “The orientation was well organized and the games were fun and entertaining.”
12th Grade Quotes:
Harper: "I wanted to become a Link Leader because I know what it's like to be a new kid and not know anyone around the school. So I wanted to be a good role model."
Marina: "My favorite part was when I was telling my high school journey and they could see that when I came here it wasn't easy and that it was fine and that it will work out."
See photos of Link Crew in Action here. Want more info about Link Crew? Contact Becky Whitney and Kara Garrow.