March 2023

Just a reminder:  No School next week.  Enjoy your Spring Break!  See you back on Monday, April 10th!

Last Friday, we had two classes with 100% sporting Red.  Ms. Loomis’ 3rd Grade Class and Mrs. Frossard’s 4th Grade Class were showing their school spirit!  Congratulations!

When it’s too cold to go to the Zoo, sometimes the Zoo comes to you!  The 2nd Graders had a visit from some critters from the Zoo.  They learned about Utah habitats and animal adaptations.  Some students even got to pet a Rabbit!

These Cherry Creek Crocs accomplished great things with their reading goals! Congratulations to:

Caleb Basualdo, Toliver Christian, Bridger Beach, Phoebe Sanchez, Naomi Basualdo, Nora Geels, Lyla Stickney & Saralena Wooten!  They were excited to Ring the Bell to celebrate their Success!  Way to Live Habit #1:  Begin With the End in Mind!

Today at lunch recess, Bruno lost his glasses in the field.  His friends came to his aid…Using Habit #6, they Synergized, created a line and walked across the field to look for his glasses.  And before the lunch bell rang, they were successful!  Way to be great leaders and good friends!

Just a reminder, tomorrow is Graduation pictures for Kindergarten & 5th Grade.  Remember to bring your picture packet!  Or you can order online at:  mylifetouch.com with your student school ID number or Picture Day ID:  EVTC4RRC3.  Pictures will be taken in Cap and Gown.

It’s been awhile since a student has made the Impossible Shot.  But last week, Jackson Heaton, a Kindergartener in Mrs. Tautu’s afternoon class, made the Impossible Possible!  It seems like the Kindergarten students knows what it takes to make it!  Congratulations!

We took our last multiplication test and here are the Final 4 for each grade.  These students will be competing in a face off at our Math March Madness Assembly next Thursday.  Congratulations and Good Luck!

Just a reminder...there is no school tomorrow, Wednesday, March 22nd, for a Teacher Development Day.  See you back on Thursday, March 23rd.

The 5th grade students visited the Salt Lake City Capitol. They learned about the many symbols of Utah, fun facts of Utah, and the different branches of government. Representative Whyte asked the students questions about their visit to the capitol and then answered questions that the students had about his job.