Newport PTO has an exciting fundraiser! Students should be bringing the information home today!
Mrs. Babbe's class having fun in their cup stacking stations during gym!
Mrs. Parmey's class had a great time putting some large floor puzzles together!
Dr. Garris read the book "A Few Beautiful Moments, Experiencing A Solar Eclipse" to Mrs. Squires's class. It was the perfect way to end our day of learning about the eclipse. The students also watched a live stream to witness how a total eclipse looks.
Today is Progress Report Day! Your child's progress report & fee statement have been published to the PowerSchool Parent Portal. Please see your email for information. ¡Hoy es el día del Informes de Progreso! Los Informes de Progreso y el estado de cuenta de tarifas de su hijo se han publicado en el portal para padres de PowerSchool. Por favor consulte su correo electrónico para obtener información.
During Fun Friday at the end of the day, Zayvion decided to make his own solar eclipse!
Kindergarten started their measurement unit by exploring tools used to measure length, capacity and weight!
Mr. Shore’s artists are learning package design and product branding. They are creating new chip bag sculptures.
Yesenia and Helena did a great job helping with the announcements this week!
Congratulations to our weekly SuperSTAR winners!!
Mrs. Babbe’s artists are putting the finishing touches on their origami puppies and kittens in art today.
The April PTO meeting is tonight!
Mrs. Parmley’s artists learned about the total solar eclipse. They created their own total solar eclipse with oil pastels.
The weather outside is frightful...so indoor recess was used for making beaded bracelets!
Mrs. Maki & her Principal Jr. MaKhi! MaKhi did a fabulous job ensuring that both Staff & Students were on their best behaviour yesterday. He even had the chance to help with the announcements during the SIP day assembly and at the end of the day!
Kindergarten & 4th grade students working together on their SIP Day challenge.
Students had to build the tallest possible tree to hold a bird nest
with one or more peep marshmallows. The tree was built out of
linking cubes at least 10 cubes tall. The nest was built out of either
toothpicks or pipe cleaners and must be balanced over the opening of
a cup.
Congratulations to our March SuperSTAR winners!
MaKhi had the opportunity to be Principal Jr. today!
Island and Angel were our 5th grade announcers this week!
