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| Congratulations to Laura Casias for being our Catch of the Week for January 9-19. |
| We commend the Curriculum Specialists on our campus for their hard work and dedication. Keep up the outstanding work! |
| Thank you to staff members who presented at our staff development day. |
| Congratulations to Kimberly Hineman, Colleen Pallesen, Linda Downs, Dawn Freeman, and Robin Erickson for being our third six weeks Catches of the Week! |
| Thanks to Mr. V for our Faculty Christmas Luncheon It was delicious. |
| Our staff had a wonderful Thanksgiving meal. We have some great cooks on this campus! |
| Mrs. Hineman's and Mrs. Nunnallee's classes did a great job on their science projects. They created musical instruments from things around the house. |
| Thanks to Mrs. Moczygemba for her dedication to our collection of Box Tops! |
| Our classes did a great job participating in Hoops for Heart. Thank you to the PE staff for their hard work! |
| Kudos to Mrs. Hineman's and Mrs. Nunnallee's classes for the awesome campaign posters they made for their character education project. |
| Thank you to the PTA for all of their hard work. Way to go Tiny Tigers! |
| Congratulations to Olivia Pawlik, Becky Richardson, Linda Downs, Wanda Calhoun, Susan Eubanks, & Kim Pruski for being our Catches of the Week for the second six weeks! |
| Congratulations to our First Six Weeks Catches of the Week! Carlos Rodriguez, Deana Smith, Dawn Lucas, & Laura Casias |
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Mrs. Calhoun has done an excellent job incorporating technology into her lessons. She taught a wonderful dinosaur unit in the fall which the students loved. Recently, she worked on a unit involving voting. She included not only her students, but the entire campus AND community. Ms. Calhoun definitely deserves a high five for her efforts! Kimberly Hineman, Technology Coordinator |
| Mrs. Cordes, one of our para-professionals
brought calendars from a Christmas job. The calendars were going to be
thrown away until she suggested bringing them to school with her. She
allowed the teachers to pick and choose from the hundreds of calendars.
Here is what one teacher shared:
Thank you so
much for sharing the calendars with us. I wanted to share a success story with
you. One of my students does not like to read and has extreme difficulty with fluency.
His grandmother tells me daily that it is a fight to get him to read his story
of the week. I told her to let him read the story once and then he could choose
what to read for the rest of the week. They were still having problems
when you brought the calendars. When I was looking through all of the calendars,
I came across a
desktop calendar with a NASCAR theme. This student absolutely LOVES NASCAR. So
I picked it up and gave it to his grandma. I told her to have him read the
captions under the pictures. He was so happy and he read that calendar over and
over. He brought me the calendar the next day and read a caption for me. His
fluency was outstanding and his confidence had had a major boost! When grandma
picked him up that day, she teared up and thanked me so much for doing this for
him. Again, thank you for helping me make a connection for my student. Great
job!
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I like the way our P.E. teacher, Mr. Hosek tells stories to the kids after they are lined up. He also plays his guitar and sings with them. The kids all love the music in PE.
Casey Pietka,
2nd grade
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I would like to brag on Dawn Freeman for doing such a great job on producing all the wonderful certificates. The students, parents and teachers are so proud of the certificates students receive for citizenship, perfect attendance, honor roll and principal awards. Not to mention she also maintains the attendance chart in the cafeteria and the gold stars. All of these recognitions would not be possible without her.
Benny Villanueva,
Principal |
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I am going to brag on Sharon Thayer, my class and I. Please go to my web page and watch the ABC Caring Book. It takes a little bit to load. Sharon put it on the web today. I think my kids did a great job!
Dawn Lucas, 1st grade
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