REMOTE LEARNING PLANS:
Belief/Mission Statement
Our building is closed but school is still on! The learning continues as we want to be committed partners in your child’s success and preparation for the next grade level.
We strive to inspire our students to be curious learners with a growth mindset, regardless of location. In recognition that each student, family, and home is unique, we provide whole child experiences to engage students academically, socially, emotionally, and physically.
General Information About Our Learning Plans
Calendar of Meetings
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Young 5s - 4th Grade: Week-At-A-Glance
Middle School Week-At-A-Glance
Additional Resources
Birdhouses in Mr. Zach’s Class
The 7th and 8th Grade students have been practicing reading, writing, research, and other academic skills through studying birds throughout the year. At the ODC, they learned about birds of prey by visiting their exhibit and watching a raptor demonstration done by an...
Dr. Seuss’s Birthday
Ms. Rachel’s class read Dr. Seuss books to each other for our March is for Reading Seuss Day. We have several more activities during March to celebrate reading: hat day, camp day, dress as your favorite character, and "Stories Alive" on March 19. "Stories Alive" will...
Young 5s Program
All-School Monday Meeting
Happy Monday! Every Monday morning we meet as a school to start the week off on a positive note. Here's what we talked about on March 4, 2019: This week's Be Nice Challenge is to EMPOWER - learn a new coping skill and identify those around you that can help you when...
Fancy Lunch
Brooklyn's name was drawn during on our weekly assemblies, so she chose to have a Fancy Lunch with her brother! Each Monday, we gather as a school community to learn about a be nice. challenge for the week and a new social skill. In addition, the time is used to...