Weekly Update

December 19, 2022


12/19


We have Media Center.

12/20

We have art.

12/21

Late Start  School will start at 9:25. 

12/22

We have gym.

12/23

We do not have school.  Have a wonderful winter break                  


Word Work: This week we will be using our time to review the weeks that we have accomplished over the last few months.


Ice Skating: Thank you to those parents who were able to help our students put on and take off ice skates.  We had a wonderful time.


Vacation Reading: Please help your child maintain his/her reading stamina by continuing to read 15 - 20 minutes nightly during our vacation from school.  Many students are reading much more than the required 15 minutes and learning to make reading a natural part of their day.  We appreciate your support.


Core 5, iXL, RAZ, and Spelling City are available during winter break to maintain your child’s skill level.  A few minutes of practice periodically throughout our vacation can help your child feel confident when he/she returns to school in January.


Student Council Dress-up:  Below are the dress-up days that are happening this month.

December 22nd-Ugly Sweater Day


Upcoming Dates

12/21

Late Start

12/22

Winter Party

12/23-1/8

Winter Break

1/9

School Resumes

1/11

Late Start

1/16

No School Y5-12 Martin Luther King Jr Day

1/18 

Late Start

2/1

Late Start

2/8

Late Start

2/15

Late Start

2/22

Late Start

2/23 

Half Days  Dismissal @ 12:09 Parent/Teacher Conferences

2/24

Half Days  Dismissal @ 12:09 Parent/Teacher Conferences

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