Celebrate America: 250 Years in the Making Night

Get Ready to Celebrate America!

Our students have been working hard on their Celebrate American Fair Projects, and we can’t wait for you to see their creativity and dedication come to life!

Join us for an exciting evening on Thursday, April 30th, as we celebrate the United States of America through student projects, presentations, and delicious food. Each grade level will showcase their assigned USA projects with displays, performances, and interactive experiences.

Here’s what to expect:

5:15 PM – Students should arrive and check in with their teachers in their classrooms.

5:30 PM – The American Float Parade will begin in the Family Life Center, featuring student presentations.

After the parade, families are invited to tour classrooms to view projects and sample food from around the USA.

Please check your child’s classroom newsletter or teacher’s website for specific details on what your student needs to bring and prepare for their presentation.

We look forward to seeing you there for this fun and educational evening!

Spring MAP and Finals Testing 

Students have begun MAP testing and will take finals next week. It is imperative for students to get a good night’s rest and study for their upcoming exams. Please make sure your student is on time and their Chromebooks are charged. If students arrive with a dead Chromebook or it dies when testing, they will receive a silent lunch. 

Monday, May 4th 1:05 – 2:30MAP Science
Wednesday, May 6th9:35 – 11:00MAP Language
Thursday, May 7th11:30 – 1:00FINAL Grammar/Literature/Spelling
Friday, May 8th 11:30 – 12:10 and 12:15 – 1:00FINAL GeographyDuring Red and Gold
Monday, May 11th 11:30 – 12:10 and 12:15 – 1:00FINAL ScienceDuring Red and Gold
Tuesday, May 12th 9:30 – 11:00FINAL Math 

Health Permission Slip

Permission slips have been sent home from Mrs. Carnell last week for puberty education. Please make sure that your student returns theirs. It was printed on white paper. If you need another copy, please let your homeroom teacher know. 

Science Textbook Return

Our science textbooks are due back at school on Monday, May 11th after our science test. Please make sure your student returns them to the classroom. 

Class Auction 

Mrs. Bird has items up for auction. Here is a sneak peek at the 7th and 8th grade artwork up for grabs. 

God Bless America Statue of Liberty (oil pastel on paper in frame) – 8th Grade

In God We Trust(colored pencil on paper in frame)-7th

Week-at-a-Glance

Thursday, April 30th – Celebrate America 250 5:30 pm 

Friday, May 1st – No School 

Monday, May 4th – MAP Science Test 1:05-2:30

Wednesday, May 6th – MAP Language Test 9:35-11:00

Thursday, May 7th – ELA Final

Friday, May 8th – Geography Final

Important Dates

May 4th – MAP Science Testing

May 5th – Free Dress Day for those with coupons from the jog-a-thon

May 6th – MAP Language Testing

May 7th – ELA (Spelling, Grammar, Literature) Final 

May 8th – Geography Final 

May 11th – Science Final

May 12th – Math Final; PJ Day for those with coupons from the jog-a-thon

May 14th – All work must be completed and turned in; Fine Arts Night

May 15th – No School 

May 18th – Field Day

May 20th – Picnic Day

May 21st – Last Day of School!; Early Dismissal after chapel (about 10:45 am)

May 22nd – 8th Grade Graduation