Wow!   Cherry Creek Crocs are Amazing! Yesterday was a record breaking day with 3 Students making the Impossible Shot. A Kindergartener in Ms. David’s class and two 2nd Grade students in Mrs. Davis’ class made the impossible possible. Was it luck or skill? Whatever it was, it worked.  Congratulations!

Mrs. Jensen’s 1st Grade Class takes the Spirit Day Trophy with ALL of her students wearing Red or Spirit Day Attire.  Congratulations!    The 1st Grade Classes have been so diligent in showing their school spirit!  Next week, we will announce who will win the Pizza Party.

Wednesday, April 24th was National Administrative Professional Day!  Cherry Creek is lucky to have Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Pratt at the heart of our school.  They  keep the school running by keeping track of student records, communicating with students, parents & faculty members, and scheduling important meetings.  Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Pratt are the brains behind the scenes, knowing what’s going on at the school on a day-to-day basis.

Bright Ideas Summer

At the tender age of 5 or 6, were you determined and fearless?  Cherry Creek Kinders also had their talent show where they showed they were unafraid and gifted.  There were Kinders that were talented musicians, singers, dancers, artists and gymnasts.  Two Kinders showed their unique talents of tree climbing and archery.  Thanks for sharing your gifts and inspiring us to learn new skills!

Cherry Creek has some talented and brave 2nd Graders.  There were singers and dancers, gymnasts, artists, snow boarders & skate boarders.  There was even a student who was skilled at the using the bow and arrow.  Amazing!  You are living Habit #8, finding your voice and inspiring others to find theirs!

A BIG Cherry Creek Shout Out & Thanks to the PTA & Mrs. Sines.  Last week was Staff Appreciation week, and the PTA and Mrs. Sines made each day special.  On Monday morning, Faculty and Staff Members were greeted with decorated doors, a Festive Fishy Faculty Room and a wonderful waffle breakfast.  On Tuesday, the PTA surprised faculty members with a Pencil Case full of school supplies.  On Wednesday, we were treated with Root Beer floats to quench our thirst and get us through the 2nd half of the day.

On Friday, the 4th Graders got to share their unique talents with their peers.  There were singer & dancers, musicians and gymnasts, puppeteers and Cat’s Cradle experts.  It’s amazing that these students had the courage to share their gifts on stage, in front of their friends.  Thanks for inspiring others to try finding a new talent!

It’s been awhile since anyone has made the Impossible Shot.  Yesterday, a 5th Grader in Mrs. Young’s Class made the Impossible possible!  Congratulations!