As educators, many of us look forward to the longer weekend or extra days off. It's a time to refresh and refuel and gives us just that extra boost to make it through another few weeks.
But something I'm often reminded of is how not all of our students feel the same way. This next week is our first of 2 four day weeks. I have already had several students ask me if we have to have those days off. If they can come to school instead.
It breaks my heart to remember that not every child we serve goes home to a loving home. But I'm also encouraged by the simple fact that they want to be here. That you all have worked to build an environment that students don't want to leave.
This time of year we can easily lose sight of the impact we're making. But I know each of you are leaving your imprint on this children's hearts.
Week at a Glance
Saturday - Beauty and the Beast at 1pm and 6pm
Monday - Start of Rattlers Read One Week
Faculty Meeting - 3:45pm - Gym
Tuesday - Lauren Musick PLC Meeting - 3:30pm - Her Room
Wednesday - 5th Grade Field Trip
Thursday - Kinder Photos
Staff Prayer Time - 7am
Nesloney Off Campus
Friday - No School
Birthdays
Lauren Mulgrew - April 18th
Staff Meeting
We will have an all Staff Meeting on Monday at 3:45pm. Please come ready to discuss Chapters 3-6 of the Power of Moments.
Thanks
Big shout out to Mrs. Argueta for all her hard work in organizing and leading STAAR testing this week! We had a successful first round! It's not an easy task and we are so thankful for the work that Mrs. Argueta does.
Also a shout out to Mr. Haliburton for all the extra work and time he (and his helpers) put in to bring us and our students special events that are so amazing.
Tell Your Story
This week's conversation is with guided math extraordinaire, Reagan Tunstall.
Blogs/Articles
In Closing...
We all have to remember that every action we take and every word we choose will leave an impression. I hope one day we all get to experience something as heartwarming as the video below.
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