Homecoming is next Friday!
Here are the dress up days for the grade school!
Our 3rd and 4th graders traveled to Baron today for the “Farm To You”, hosted by the OSU Extension Office!
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Trunk O Ween
Chamber of Commerce Homecoming Chili Lunch
"I want you.…. to read" says Oaklee Tidwell from Mrs. Brown’s class who enjoys reading about dinosaurs with Mr. Robert!
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Brooklyn James from Mrs. Browns class had an opportunity to show her class her dance team! What a show!
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Mrs. Brown’s student, Dean Terrell, was showing pictures of his new BB gun his grandparents bought for him. The class was impressed he could shoot the cans off the table!
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Mrs. Brown’s student, Charlee Gardenhire, shared her joy of hatching chickens with her class. She showed pictures and videos of an incubator filled with eggs and then she showed the eggs hatching! Everyone was in awe! So exciting! We thank Charlee and her mom and grandma for all the pictures and videos shared!
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Snow-cone Friday!
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P-EBT Information
4th grade softball played at Maryetta this morning!
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Mrs. Sawney’s class went outside and “made their mark”!
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With 32% of our students being Hispanic, it’s important for us to recognize and celebrate their heritage! Do you have any traditions to celebrate your heritage?
One of Mrs. Brown’s class rules is
“…We will recognize every effort and applaud it…”
Coach Turner is showing us one of our classmates, Mercy Bruner, doing a difficult tumbling routine! We applaud all effort! Good job Mercy! Thank you Coach Turner!
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Happy Dot Day!
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The Case of the Missing Banana
Presented by Mrs. Davis’ 3rd Grade Class
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3rd grade played Rocky Mountain this morning!
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Mrs. Hammons’ and Mrs. Walker’s classes enjoyed the beautiful morning by cheering on the 3rd grade girls softball team! #stilwellspirit
Don’t forget to wear your dots tomorrow!
This Thursday is International Dot Day, based on the book “The Dot” written by Peter H. Reynolds.
Wear your dots to school! Students can wear any type of clothing with dots, or they can create their own dots with stickers or paint and wear them to school.
We can’t wait to see what they come up with!
