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Our preschoolers have been busy preparing for a very special day! They sent invitations and decorated placemats because they were having guests for snack today. Their dads and grandfathers joined them for a Father's Day celebration — and what a celebration it was! They enjoyed donuts for snack and spent time with their guests in the classroom. A fun time was had by all!

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A Fond Farewell to Little Dude, Crush, T.J., and Flippy!

On Thursday, the 4th Graders said their heartfelt goodbyes to our beloved classroom turtles—Little Dude, Crush, T.J., and Flippy. Over the past weeks, They watched them grow and explore their world. The students also learned so much about caring for living creatures and respecting nature.

Each student wrote a special letter filled with advice, good wishes, and personal reflections to send them off as they begin their journey into the wild.

Though it’s hard to say goodbye, we know they’re ready to explore the big, beautiful world beyond our classroom.

Good luck, little buddies. We'll never forget you.

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The final PTO meeting for this school year will be held in the library on Wednesday evening at 5:30 pm.

Some of the items on the agenda are:

- School Board Update

-Budget Update

- Field Day

-4th Grade Moving Up

-Family Events

First grade has been learning about the different stages of plant growth. They started seeds in their classroom and have been observing and caring for them as they grow into plants. Teachers from Cornucopia have also been working with our students to prep the gardens to ensure that they are ready for the new plants. It's finally warm enough to transplant the seedlings outside where they will grow all summer and produce vegetables. In the fall, these same first graders will come back as second graders and harvest their crops.