Mrs. Fraser

Mrs. Fraser, Augus 17, 2015
Gallery
Mrs. Fraser, Augus 17, 2015

Mrs. Fraser, Augus 17, 2015

WELCOME BACK TO SCHOOL!

CONVOCATION

Welcome to third grade at Fresno Christian Schools all new and returning students! I have already met several of our new students and I know God has a great year of learning in store for all of us. Parents, family, and friends are invited to join our school for our opening Convocation in Peoples Church Sanctuary at 7:55 AM on Monday, August 17, 2015.

WEEKLY NEWSLETTER

Each week on Monday you may go on-line to read our class newsletter. The newsletter will contain our weekly character trait, scripture verse, spelling words, homework assignments, and special activities like field trips. On Mondays you will want to look for a Red Homework Folder with your child’s graded work along with a copy of the newsletter. Please take the opportunity to go through the work together.

BIBLE

Each week we will focus on a specific character trait verse. The Bible verse will be sent home on Mondays and will be from the NIV version used at school. Bible verse tests are on Fridays every week. Third grade students will be asked to write from memory the Character Trait, Reference, and Bible Verse. You will want to help your child practice writing the verse each week at home. My hope this year is that each child will continue to grow to know Jesus in a deeper way and hide His Word in their hearts. As we seek to know Him, we will do so by participating in daily class worship, searching and reading God’s word, studying the powerful stories of Old Testament patriarchs, participating in chapel, studying memory verses, and praying together.

BIBLE MEMORY VERSE

Character Trait: Wisdom

Reference: Proverbs 9:10

Verse: The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, and the knowledge of the Holy One is understanding.

SPELLING TESTS
I will be sending out a weekly list each Monday. Start practicing your spelling words early to ensure good results on Fridays. Each week “BONUS” words will be given for those students who like an additional challenge. These words are not mandatory. The student may choose to do them or not. Bonus words missed do not take away from the score of the 20 regular words, but do help a student if his quarterly grade is borderline. Along with our weekly spelling test grades, students will have a Friday sentence dictation grade. This gives the students an opportunity to practice using their spelling words in context and improve writing skills needed for compositions.

SPELLING WORDS-LESSON 1

Consonant & Short Vowel Sounds
1. led
2. legs
3. skill
4. sniff
5. stilts
6. stick
7. crush
8. never
9. block
10. jacket
11. tennis
12. gutter
13. yellow
14. pocket
15. matter
16. wobble
17. address
18. hundred

High-Frequency Words
19. eye
20 during

Bonus Words
* California
* Sacramento

CHAPEL

Grades 1-6 will meet every Monday morning for Chapel and Worship from 8:15-8:45 AM in the North Lobby Chapel.

MUSIC

This year third graders will have instrumental recorder choir music on Thursdays from 8:45-9:15 AM as well as vocal choir music on Fridays from 8:05-8:45 AM.

STUDENT PROFILE

I am sending home a STUDENT PROFILE concerning family, school, and religious experiences. This gives you the opportunity to share areas and concerns you would like me to be aware of as I work with your child this year. Please take time to fill out the profile this week and return it by this Friday, August 21. At conference time we can focus on strengths and areas for future growth together. Thanks for your insights.

Please let me know if your child has any kind of allergies I should be aware of. I am asking that students and adult volunteers avoid wearing fragrances in the classroom due to allergic reactions. I appreciate your support with this matter.

HOMEWORK FOLDER

Each student will be given a homework folder sent home on Mondays. Please look in this RED homework folder for your child’s graded work from the previous week. It houses a newsletter, possible flyers, and weekly math homework assignments. Please take the opportunity to go through the work together and correct any mistakes. Please return the folder with the math homework each Thursday. This is part of your child’s effort grade for responsibility. Also, any daily work not completed in class, such as math, reading or spelling, is considered homework. Students will have a yellow folder for transporting daily work not finished in class. Please return the completed work the following day.

SUPPLIES TO BRING

1. ONE medium sized pencil box (plastic, no larger than 6″ X 9″ X 3″)

2. Highlighter (preferably yellow or lighter colors)

3. Key chain for their new Bible & cover

4. Set of felt pens (optional)

Please help your child to succeed by limiting unnecessary clutter and distractions. Some children bring so many things that they are burdened by their supplies and some use them as toys. In this case they will be asked to take them home. Thank you!

**For hygiene purposes we are also in need of lots of tissue, unscented hand sanitizer, and disinfectant wipes for the classroom. We use these throughout the year to stay healthy as a class working closely together. If you are able to donate any of these items, please send them to school with your child. Thank you! 🙂

BACK TO SCHOOL NIGHT
I look forward to seeing each of you at “Parent Back to School Night” Tuesday, August 25th when I will share details about the “World of Third Grade.” Together, here at FCS, we pledge our sincere effort to continually help your child grow spiritually and academically while under our care. Thank you for your encouragement and prayers.

RECESS AND LUNCH
Morning recess is scheduled from 9:45 AM-10:15 AM daily.

Lunch and afternoon recess is from 11:45 AM-12:25 PM on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays.

On Thursdays lunch/recess will be from 12:40 PM-1:25 PM.

P.E. FOR THIRD GRADE

Wednesdays 12:40 PM-1:25 PM

Fridays from 10:55 AM-11:40 AM

Be sure to wear appropriate clothes and shoes that are for workouts. Water bottles need be brought to school on a regular basis and kept in your child’s backpack. Please inform the office of any health concerns and notify me as well. Students must have a written notice from parents or doctor to be excused from P.E. activities.

THURSDAYS ARE EARLY RELEASE DAYS

Please note that every Thursday is an early release day with dismissal at 2:05 PM due to Staff Professional Learning Communities.

ASSESSMENTS

I am performing a variety of assessments in class this week in the areas of reading, writing, and math. Ongoing assessments will be performed to assist in meeting your child’s instructional needs.

POWER SCHOOL

Power School offers a variety of information including attendance, grades, and special notes to parents. This is a SECURE website and therefore you, as a parent, may access your child’s information confidentially.

BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL

School begins at 8:00 AM sharp. Students who arrive later than 8:15 AM must report to the office for a tardy slip. Students go directly to the play area north of building 5 in the mornings starting Tuesday, August 18. After the 7:55 AM freeze bell and unfreeze whistle, they will line up on the playground with their teacher and classmates. Children should only be upstairs before school in the hallway escorted with a parent or with a restroom pass from the early morning yard duty teachers

School ends daily at 2:45 P.M. Please arrange pick up promptly. Children not picked up by 3:00 P.M. will be taken to the office to call parents and wait. The pick-up location at the People’s campus is between Building 5 and the Peoples Church preschool playground. All children must wait with the teacher until an adult walks over to pick them up. They may not go and meet you at your car.

SNACKS

Snacks may be eaten during the morning recess. Fruit, veggies, crackers, cheese, chips, yogurt, and fruit snacks are some suggestions. We will save our dessert foods for lunch. Because of various children’s food allergies, we are not allowed to share or trade food.

MILK & JUICE CARDS

Milk and juice will be offered for K-6 students. Milk and juice are 40 cents each. You may purchase a Milk or juice card for $8.00 each. Each card is good for 20 drinks. These are available in the Elementary Office. You will be notified when it is time to purchase a new one. This is offered as a convenience to you and is not mandatory.

BIRTHDAYS

Children will be honored individually on their birthdays. You may bring a treat and drink if you choose. Your child and you may choose and there are no restrictions, whatever is a favorite to your child. We celebrate at 2:30-2:40 PM. Just let me know a few days ahead of time if you want to celebrate at school. If your child has a summer birthday, he/she will not be forgotten. We will find a day for them. It can be on their half birthday or any day that works for you.

CONTACT AND CLASSROOM HELPERS
If you have any questions, please feel free to email me at: cfraser@fresnochristian.com. You may also send a note with a child. I check emails each day and I will return your email within 24 hours. In the event of an emergency, please call Lisa Dooley, elementary secretary in the Elementary Office, at 299-1695.

Also, I welcome parent helpers in the classroom from 8:00-10:15 AM. If you would like to help with paperwork, bulletin boards, assisting students, or other tasks, I would greatly appreciate it! Sign-ups for morning classroom helpers and field trips will be at Back to School Night Tuesday, August 25th.

BOOK ORDERS

Online book orders are sent home monthly. Scholastic publishes excellent books and software for children at a moderate price. Please do not feel obligated to purchase.

SILENT SUSTAINED READING

Please have your child bring a favorite literature book to read during “Silent Sustained Reading” after lunch each day. The book should be kept in his or her backpack at all times for easy access on a daily basis. There are also classroom library books.

SPIRIT DAY!

Every Friday is SPIRIT DAY at Fresno Christian. So if you have a shirt that says “Fresno Christian, FCS, or has the FCS Eagle on iT , be sure to wear it on Friday. Our whole class will be getting class t-shirts with Fresno Christian’s name for field trips in a few weeks. It was included in your tuition. If you wish to purchase other FCS Spirit Wear your children or adults, go to our school website.

COMING ATTRACTIONS

AUGUST

Monday, August 17 — Convocation at Peoples Campus – 8:00 AM

Tuesday, August 25 — Back To School for grades 3-6, Tuesday, @ 7:00 PM

Mrs. Fraser, Augus 17, 2015cfraser2016-11-16T22:16:00-08:00

Mrs. Fraser, May 18, 2015

PARENT CORNER

zinger-123

IN APPRECIATION

What a FANTASTIC year-end swim party out at Charlie and Jamie DeGroot’s country home!!!! Our third graders had a fabulous time!!!!! Thank you, Charlie and Jamie, for your tremendous, generous, and warm hospitality. Charlie, awesome job at the barbecue pit!! The heated pool, bounce house, and swing set play area were enjoyed by every third grader. It was wonderful to watch them play and enjoy each other as they celebrated all their hard work this year!!! It was delightful to hang out together with moms and dads visiting and relaxing!! Mr. Deffenbacher, the kids had a hay-day pushing you into the pool!! They looked like piranhas feasting on you in the water!! We all enjoyed the food, fellowship and FUN!!!

THANK YOU DEAR, DEAR PARENTS AND STUDENTS for all of the amazing gift cards given to me, Mrs. Dansby, and Miss Harris for some summer fun!! I join Mrs. Dansby and Miss Harris in sharing that we are SOOO grateful for you and your beautiful expression of love. Also, there will be many fun ways to enjoy this summer with your help as my husband, Wayne, and I celebrate our 25th Wedding Anniversary!!

AS THE YEAR DRAWS TO A CLOSE. . .

Yes! The last week of school has arrived! Hard to believe? This week is still an important one as we wrap up all the training and guidance. It’s a time of reflection about our year. The activities we do are designed to bring closure to our experiences. Thank you for stressing the academic importance of this week in staying focused.

As we reflect on our past year, our third grade class has experienced God’s faithfulness and bonding together as a family. We have brought together our individual and unique personalities while the Lord has caused each of us to trust Him through the triumphs and challenges. I praise God for His presence in the spirit of each student. We will feel the heart-tugs as we part our ways for the summer.

The parent support and involvement through prayer, cards, notes, and volunteer work as room-parents, carpoolers, and chaperones has been a tremendous encouragement and blessing to me!!! Your lives have deeply blessed mine. Thank you for your generous spirit. Blessings from above for a wonderful, relaxing summer!

NO PARENT HELPERS

Other than Monday, we will not be using any parent helpers this week. Thank you for your tremendous help throughout the year in the classroom. We appreciate the extra attention you have given to our classroom. We couldn’t have done it without you! You are amazing and it was wonderful to grow to know and love you dearly!!

CURRICULUM THIS WEEK

There will be no spelling test or Bible Verse test, OR Math Homework packets this week! We will continue to study spelling in our workbooks this week to improve our spelling skills. We will learn about the Ten Commandments in Bible. We will work on Reader’s Theater Plays this week. In Social Studies we will continue to study state capitals and borders along with songs and words of liberty. In science we will take a closer look at the planets in the solar system and learn all about sun and how it is responsible for our seasons and weather.

YEAR END REWARDS

There will be an ice cream treat on Monday, May 18 at lunchtime in Mrs. Fraser’s classroom for those students who met their goal of 100 points in Reading Counts and/or became a member of the Third Grade Math Club.

Tuesday, May 19th students who met their goal of 500 points in Reading Counts or became a Lifetime Member of the Math Club will walk across the street with Mrs. Fraser for an off-campus pizza lunch at Me ‘N Eds.

TEXTBOOK INVENTORIES

Please return all hard bound textbooks by tomorrow including math books, social studies book, science, or language textbooks. We are conducting textbook inventories. These books are quite expensive and students will be charged for textbooks they do not return. Thank you for helping your child be responsible for all school books needing to be returned.

BACKPACKS

Please continue to bring your backpack to school each day this week. We will be bringing home several things each day. Please keep your school box in your backpack. You will need it for several activities this week.

MINIMUM DAYS

Just a reminder that Thursday and Friday are MINIMUM days with release time at 12:00 PM.

PERSONAL CLASSROOM LIBRARY BOOKS

Please look under your beds and in bookshelves at home for any books with Mrs. Fraser’s name or Miss Lepp’s name on the inside cover. I would greatly appreciate all personal books returned to my own classroom library this week. Thank you so much!

NOTICE FROM THE LIBRARY MEDIA CENTER

We are receiving a library list each day from the librarian to let us know if our class has any more books out. Let’s be diligent to in ALL LIBRARY BOOKS EARLY THIS WEEK!! As we approach the end of the school year please note that there is a $25.00 fee for each item that is not returned by the last day of school. Please encourage your student to meet this responsibility.

Thanks, Lin Brown,

Librarian

END OF FOURTH QUARTER

Fourth quarter grades will be finalized this Tuesday, May 19th. Final report cards should be posted by the school the end of this week or early next week.

FINAL AWARDS CHAPEL

Parents are welcome to attend our last chapel of the year at the People’s Campus on Wednesday, May 2oth from 12:45-2:45 in the G.L. Johnson Chapel for Grades 1-4. Parents will also be invited to join students in individual classrooms following the Awards Chapel for Character Trait Awards.

YEARBOOK SIGNING

The children will receive their Memory Books on Thursday, May 21st. Please send a special pen with your child for autograph signing time. We will open up the doors and the children will be able to go to other classrooms as well Thursday. The pages are glossy, so a marker pen does not work. The children look forward to this time together and saying their summer farewells.

COMING ATTRACTIONS

MAY

Monday, May 18 – BMX Show 10:30 AM Front of Peoples Church Parking Lot

Wednesday, May 20 – Grades 1-4 Awards Chapel 12:45 PM – 2:45 PM

Thursday, May 21 – HALF DAY / NOON RELEASE FOR GR. K-12

Thursday, May 21 – Memory Yearbook Signing

Thursday, May 21 – Miracle Neal’s Birthday!!!

Friday, May 22 – Memory Yearbook Signing

Friday, May 22 – Memory/Yearbook Signing/Bring Your Favorite Pen!!

Friday, May 22 -LAST DAY OF SCHOOL/ HALF DAY RELEASE at 12:00 PM

SUMMER BIRTHDAYS

Sunday, June 14 – Happy Birthday Mia Alberta!

Sunday, June 28 – Happy Birthday Michael Herrera!

Tuesday, July 21 – Happy Birthday Troy Covington!

Friday, July 31 – Happy Birthday Mrs. Fraser!

Wednesday, August 5 – Happy Birthday Mrs. Dansby!

Tuesday, August 11 – Happy Birthday Alex Fox!

Mrs. Fraser, May 18, 2015cfraser2016-11-16T22:16:02-08:00

Mrs. Fraser, May 11, 2015

CHARACTER TRAIT: Accomplishment

Reference: II Timothy 4:7

Bible Verse: I have fought the good fight. I have finished the race. I have kept the faith.

Definition: Successfully finishing what I set out to do

Opposite: Doing a job carelessly or incompletely

SPELLING WORDS: LESSON 34

Pattern Words – Homophones

1. to

2. too

3. two

4. wait

5. weight

6. rode

7. road

8. rowed

9. piece

10. peace

11. cents

12. sense

13. scents

14. wear

15. where

16. their

17. there

18. they’re

High-Frequency Words

19. once

20. entire

Challenge Words

*Jupiter

*Uranus

PARENT CORNER

IN APPRECIATION

Thank you to all who were able to come out and join us for Open House and The Fine Arts Festival Night last Tuesday evening. The third graders did a fantastic job square dancing and looked terrific in their Fresno History costumes! They enjoyed being your personal tour guide for the evening and showing you their hard work and accomplishments for the year. I am so proud of them! I also want to thank all of your parents who so diligently helped us prepare for Open House Night by giving of your time and love. What a blessing you were to me!

MOTHER’S DAY

I pray you had a beautiful Mother’s Day weekend with your family and felt loved and appreciated. Mothers play such an important Godly role in the development of our children and we thank you for all of your love, guidance, patience, and care extended. Thank you for your tremendous help in the classroom this year, field trips, and holiday celebrations. You are amazing and dearly appreciated!

ACADEMICS

Amid the fun rewards and activities planned for the next two full weeks, we still will set our focus on finishing strong academically, behaviorally, and spiritually. Please have your child arrive on time. Academics will continue as we near the “Finish Line.” We will run the race God has set before us and set our eyes on Jesus to do our very best!

READING COUNTS

Try this link recommended by Mr. Robert Hyatt, our technologist specialist, if you have not been able to access SCHOLASTIC READING COUNTS program this weekend:

Here is the link for student access:

https://h100003421.education.scholastic.com/slms/studentaccess

BENCHMARK ASSESSMENTS

This week we will complete our Benchmark Assessments with Scholastic Reading Inventories during i-pad Computer lab reading to measure growth in comprehension lexile scores along with quarterly assessments in math, and writing.

END OF FOURTH QUARTER

The end of the 4th quarter is quickly approaching. Please note that last day for students to turn in re-do assignments or re-take tests will be FRIDAY, MAY 15^th. Please check your child’s RED HOMEWORK FOLDER for assignments along with grades on Powerschool and make sure they have turned in all assignments.

FOURTH QUARTER EXPECTATIONS FOR SCHOLASTIC READING COUNTS

Please check your child’s weekly Reading Progress Report this Monday to note progress and help set personal goals. The deadline for completion of the goals listed below is Friday, May 15th.

For a C in Reading: Earn the Red Award – 50 Points

For a B in Reading: Earn the Bronze Award – 100 Points

For an A in Reading: Earn the Silver Award – 250 Points

For an A+ in Reading: Earn the Gold Award – 500 Points

Twenty to thirty minutes is given daily for silent sustained reading as well as forty-five minutes in Library Experience each week. Students may also use class time to read after all required daily board assignments are completed. Students may take quizzes on Scholastic books or Red Star books each Monday during Computer Lab with Mr. Hyatt as well as take supervised quizzes at home each week.

YEAR-END CLASS REWARDS

Ice Cream Party- Student must earn 100 points for Reading Counts OR master their Third Grade Level 4×4 Math facts in addition and subtraction. (Monday, May 18, 2015 in classroom @ 11:35 AM)

Pizza Party- Students must earn 500 points for Reading Counts OR become a Lifetime Member in our 4 x 4 Math Club. (Tuesday, May 19, 2015 from 11:35 AM-12:25 PM. Off-Campus/We will walk across the street to Me’N Eds.)

Students have until Friday, May 15th to complete these goals.

END OF FOURTH QUARTER

The end of the 4th quarter is quickly approaching. Friday, May 15^thwill be the last day for students to turn in re-do assignments. Please check your child’s grades on Powerschool and make sure they have turned in all assignments.

FROM OUR LIBRARIAN: END OF THE YEAR LIBRARY SCHEDULE

Thursday, May 14th is our last visit to the library. All books for our class are to be returned no later than THURSDAY, MAY 14TH. A NOTICE OF UNRETURNED BOOKS WILL BE ISSUED TO STUDENTS. There is a fine of $25.00 for each item that is not returned.

Many wonderful titles are lost each year because they are not returned. We greatly appreciate your assistance in getting books back in and onto the shelves so the collection is ready to go again in August. Please contact me if you have any questions.

Lin Brown, Librarian

lbrown@fresnochristian.com

299-1695 ext 119

PERSONAL CLASSROOM LIBRARY BOOKS

Please look under your beds and in bookshelves at home for any books with Mrs. Fraser’s name or Miss Lepp’s name on the inside cover. I would greatly appreciate all personal books returned to my own classroom library this week. Thank you so much!

YEAR-END CLASS SWIM PARTY

We look forward to celebrating the accomplishments of our third graders with a “Class Year-End Swim Party” held at the home of Charlie and Jaime DeGroot, Faith’s parents, on Friday, May 15th from 10:00 AM -2:00 PM. All are welcome to attend. There is a sign-up sheet in the hallway near our classroom for food and supplies. A certified lifeguard will be on duty and is covered through your child’s tuition.

You do not need to come to our campus first. If you will need a ride from school, please let me know, as we will not be organizing formal carpools. You will also need to pick up your child after the party is over, or make arrangements for them to get home. We will not be going back to People’s Campus. Again, if you need help with this, just let me know.

Directions to the DeGroot home will be sent home in today’s RED FOLDER. Please contact Jen Alberta, Becky Covington, OR Jaime DeGroot if you have have any questions.

BMX SHOW

As a school reward for the outstanding participation in the FCS fundraisers this year, all elementary students will be invited to the BMX Show this Monday, May 18th from 2:00-2:45 PM on the front parking lot of Peoples Church Campus. Parents are invited to join us if you would like.

SIGN-UPS FOR FALL SOCCER

The time to start signing up for FC’s elementary Fall 2015 soccer is almost here! Sign ups will take place by the pick up area on May 8th, 13th, and 15th. Flyers will be sent home with all the information on Monday, May 4th.

ELEMENTARY DRAMA

Thursday, May 14th Grades 1-6 are invited to the last dress rehearsal for this semester’s play, The Girl with the Golden Locks directed by Mr. Broersma, Elementary Drama Director and performed by the 5th and 5th Grades Drama Electives Class. The performance will take place in the North Lobby Chapel from 8:00 AM-9:00 AM. Be sure to be on time for school. Mr. Broersma’s 5th and 6th Grade Drama Classes always deliver a highly entertaining production!!!!

BIBLE

We continue our study in Unit 5 of God’s Law in Exodus with our “Journey from Egypt to Canaan” Booklet. We will focus on the Old Testament Exodus stories of Moses and Jethro, The Giving of the Law, The Ten Commandments: Love God Above All, and The Ten Commandments: Love Your Neighbor.

MATH

Students have explored an exposure to beginning fractions and this week will be introduced to two-digit and three-digit multiplication with regrouping in preparation for fourth grade.

LANGUAGE ARTS

We continue practice prompts in personal letters focusing on organizing ideas to include all 5 parts of a personal letter: date, greeting, body, closing, and signature. We will concentrate on using complete sentences, correct grammar, indentation, capitalization, and punctuation. We will also complete our Scholastic Reading Inventories this week on Monday, May 11 during Computer Lab to measure our lexile level growth in comprehension. We will review cursive handwriting techniques for connecting letters and writing fluently.

SCIENCE

We will study an Earth Science unit on comparing the sun, moon, and Earth. We will learn what the moon is like, what it is like to be on the moon, and what the sun is like. We will study about the motions of Earth each day and throughout the year. We will explore what causes seasons and eclipses.

SOCIAL STUDIES

We will begin Unit 5 Standing United with Chapter 9: America’s Cherished Ideals which includes National and Local symbols, American Landmarks, Identifying State Capitals and Borders, Songs and Words of Liberty, Telling Fact from Fiction, andFighting For Our Freedoms,

WATER BOTTLES

Be sure to bring a water bottle every day for the last two weeks of school to help your child stay hydrated during rising temperatures of recess and P.E.

FINAL AWARDS CHAPEL

Parents are welcome to attend our last chapel of the year at the People’s Campus on Wednesday, May 20th from 12:45-2:45 PM in the GL Johnson Chapel for Grades 1-4.

TEXTBOOK INVENTORY

Please return all hard bound textbooks by tomorrow including math books, social studies book, science, or language textbooks. We are conducting textbook inventories. These books are quite expensive and students will be charged for textbooks they do not return. Thank you for helping your child be responsible for all school books needing to be returned.

BACKPACKS

Please continue to bring your backpack to school each day this week. We will be bringing home several things.

YEARBOOK SIGNING

The children will receive their Memory Books on Friday, May 22nd after first recess. Please send a ball point pen with your child for an autograph signing time. The pages are glossy, so a marker pen does not work. The children love this time together and look forward to saying their summer farewells.

COMING ATTRACTIONS

MAY

Tuesday, May 12 – S.O.A.R. Chapel 8:05 AM- 8:45 AM North Lobby Chapel

Thursday, May 14 – The Girl With the Golden Locks (Assembly for Grades 1-6 8:00 AM-9:00 AM)

Friday, May 15 – The Girl With the Golden Locks/Elementary Drama for Public 7:00-8:00 PM

Friday, May 15 – Third Grade End-of-the-Year Class Swim Party

Monday, May 18 – BMX Show 2:00-2:45 PM

Wednesday, May 20 – Grades 1-4 Awards Chapel 12:45-2:45 PM

Thursday, May 21 – Happy Birthday Miracle Neal!

Thursday, May 21 – Half Day Release at 12:00 PM

Friday, May 22 – Memory/Yearbook Signing/Bring Your Favorite Pen!!

Friday, May 22 – Last Day of School/ Half Day Release at 12:00 PM