Winter 4th and 5th Grades were lucky enough to once again be invited to Hidden Acres Dairy for a farm tour. The day was packed with learning all of the ins and outs of a dairy farm. The teachers and kids are very thankful and grateful to have been invited and to have the opportunity to experience life on the farm! We were even spoiled with ice cream, ice cold milk, string cheese, and a goodie bag!
Main Street looks amazing with our Senior Banners up!! Part 2
Main Street looks amazing with our Senior Banners up!!
Today, Mrs. Corbett had two classes at a time, Life Skills and Elementary Guidance, so the High Schoolers read to the Kinders and we had so much fun! Before the Kinders arrived, we picked out books and practiced mini lessons we could teach with the stories so each group could read a book and teach a mini lesson. When they were done reading, the Kinders taught the high schoolers what they were learning about Mindfulness in guidance class. It was a great time for the high school to practice being role models and for the kinders to practice re-teaching skills they are learning.
We had a lot of fun. One of the many great things about being a small school and all in one building is that we can have all different ages interact and learn from each other.
Last Parent Teacher Conference night, a visitor from out of town came to bring our school a bunch of cute little hearts to pass around and pass along for something called The Little Heart Project.
It is a really neat thing - you can read more about it here : https://www.thelittleheartproject.org/
Today the 5th grade got to receive some little hearts with a little Guidance lesson on empathy and being mindful of our choices with what we think, do, and say. How a little kindness can have a huge impact.
Please see the letter below regarding the Evacuation Drill scheduled for Friday, May 2, 2025. This is only a drill.
Please note, that the Community Interview Committee meeting scheduled for Tuesday, April 29, 2025 has been canceled and will not be rescheduled.
The JV team had a very good night Thursday at Holcombe; 7 out of 8 players showed significant improvement over their last meet, with most having their lowest scores of the year. The team was led by good play from Justin Kinsley and Aden Arndt; Aden was 3rd overall at the meet and Justin taking 2nd. Great Job Warrior golfers!
We have lots of exciting things happening in the next couple of months! On Friday, May 2nd, our Parent Advisory Committee will be giving away FREE books! Stop in anytime between 8-12 p.m. If you didn't make it to the Car Safety Event, you can also grab the books and tote bag to start your car library!
Winter student, Kaylee Langham won Second Place in the Lions District 27 E1 Peace Poster competition and received a $75 check. Winter Area Lions Club President, Shaun Melarvie presented the check. Way to go Kaylee!!
Please join us for our Middle School Spring Band Concert! Parents, please have your students to the school by 6:00 p.m.
Middle School Field Day!!
Last night at the first Cumberland Varsity Meet, Adam Bednorski continued his good play, taking 2nd in the meet, receiving 28 All-Conference Points - keeping him tied for first in the conference. Jared Melton got 12 points, putting him at 11th for the year.
Our Wonderful Bus Drivers! They always go the extra mile for our students! Not pictured is John Holm
We love our Bus Drivers
We appreciate our AMAZING Bus Drivers!! Thanks for all you do!
Please find the Spanish translated Summer School Forms below
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Please find the Summer School Information below
https://5il.co/3dxbx
Reminder about Parent/Teacher Conferences today
Reminder about the Informational ALICE Meeting
