Bet Lee and Anastasia are excellent examples of students who maintain a positive outlook each day and model good classroom strategies as they learn. Great job!
It's the moment you have all been waiting for! Our yearbooks from last year have been delayed due to a printing error. We finally have the corrected yearbooks in and are distributing those to students today. If you have a middle schooler who has a sibling who attends LJES, we are sending it home with the sibling. For those who no longer have a child at LJES, the yearbook has been delivered to Bernheim to distribute.
We do have a limited number of extra copies available for purchase if you would like to purchase a copy in our front office. They are $20 each.
Look at the excitement on these faces! Paisley and Emberly created goals for their reading fluency and both met their goals during their time working with Ms. Dixon. Great job!
Fifth graders participated in a hands-on experience today with Barbara's Crafty Tales, learning about Native Americans. Students were able to explore different artifacts and items that would have been used during the time period.
The Book Fair is open this evening 5:30-7:00pm for parents to shop with their child.
Tomorrow is Dot Day! Wear a dot or lots of dots! We can't wait to see all the dots in the building.
Have you ever taken the time the think about the time and effort that goes into learning how to write letters correctly? Our K student are practicing writing letters correctly (top line to the bottom line) and how to use their finger spacing between words. The letter 't' seems simple enough but even those simple letters can be tricky!
Shout out to Chrissy and Ollie for setting the example for others through their behavior and work ethic. They are rocking fifth grade! Keep up the great work!
PTA is holding SBDM elections for one parent representative and one minority parent representative. Ballots are located in the front office. You may stop by the school office anytime during school hours to vote. Voting ends at end of business day Monday.
The book fair is this week! Students will have the opportunity to shop during their class assigned time this week. Also, the book fair will be open Thursday evening from 5:30-7:00 for parents to shop with their child.
Thank you to our volunteers who helped get everything set up on Friday. You are so appreciated!
Do you know a child who isn't old enough to be in school? If so, pass on this information for them to participate in an upcoming event presented by the Family Resource Centers.
We love our Bookkeeper!
Check out these awesome 5th graders who have demonstrated proficiency in different Graduate Profile competencies. Great job! We can't wait to see their growth and see others be highlighted throughout the year.
September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Check out the information in the flier for ways you can support local organizations this month.
September Writer Wall of Fame!
September Bulldogs of the Month!
Need holiday assistance? You can find information on this flier.
Elmer Kappell from Elcara Photography came today to talk to our fifth graders to begin our opinion writing unit on advertising using photos. What a unique experience and a great way for our students to connect the real-world purpose for their writing.
It's been a great week of learning and Paws-itive Office Referrals. These are our favorite phone calls to make! Keep being great leaders and role models Nevaeh, Ava, Gael, Austin, Alex, and Olivia!
Chromebooks will begin coming home this week! Some of our classes have already begun sending chromebooks home with their students. All others will begin sending them home this week. This is to get students used to the routine of bringing their chromebook home. Your child may not have any work to complete on their chromebook each night, but we still need to have students taking them home regularly so that it is available if the district were to need to call an NTI day for any reason.
Some parents have requested that their child's chromebook be left at school. We really need to send it home regularly as we never know when it might be needed. If you'd prefer, just have your child leave it in their backpack each night so there is no risk to forgetting it or so they are not playing on it at night.
THANK YOU to an amazing community team including CDF Builders, Inc., Lou Ann Moore, and Kim Greenrose Robarts, who put together some very appreciated resources for our students. These community partners donated supplies and money to support LJES students through the Family Resource Center.
