Read Across America

(scroll to the bottom for FAMILY NIGHT information)

February 27^th – March 2^nd

Exciting events planned for every day of the week!!!

The National Education Association’s Read Across America is now in its 13th year.  NEA’s national reading celebration takes place each year on, or near, March 2, the birthday of Dr. Seuss.  Across the country, thousands of schools, libraries, and community centers participate by bringing together kids and books.

Monday February 27 – Recommend a Book Day

Students will make posters to recommend books to other students. The posters will be put on the walls for all to see!

Come One! Come All!

Come to the Auction and Have a Ball!

So many things you can't resist

Auction video

Student Drop-Off AT 7:55AM

Students in grades K-3 may NOT be dropped at the cafeteria until 7:55AM unless they have a sibling in grades 4-8 OR if they are in a car pool with students in grades 4-8. 

Intruder Drill Tuesday, Oct. 11

We will be conducting an Intruder Drill sometime on October 11, so please speak with your child to explain this is only a drill and we want them to practice what they are supposed to do.  The teachers will teach them the procedures prior to the drill.

Parent/Teacher Conferences

Teachers will be sending invitations to Parent-Teacher Conferences for Tuesday, October 11 or Thursday, October 13. You may also receive an invitation from PE, Art, Music, or Spanish. Should you desire

Dress Code

Q. When do clubs start?

Please sign your child up for PPA, Jr. clubs at the following links. Please note the procedure for PPA, Jr. clubs differs from those of PPA. The following guidelines apply and by signing your child up for a club you are agreeing to the following:

Don't forget this Wednesday, September 7, is Open House from 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm. Join Mr. Fuller and I in the cafeteria for a presentation at either 6:00 or 7:00. Each teacher or team has prepared a presentation in the classroom to help you understand the teacher expectations. You will also be given the opportunity to view some of the exciting things your child has been working on over the past 2 weeks.

There have been exciting things happening all around the school.  Last week the Kindergarten pod was opened for the first time and the results were astounding! 1st grade has been sighted using "marshmallow feet" in the hallways, setting an example for hallway behavior. 2nd graders have been taking the lead at being the most quiet at dismissal, and 3rd grade has been working hard collecting plastic bottles and cans for their Terracycle project. Keep up the good work!