Play of the Week January 24, 2011

Two 2nd grade girls from Mr. Jensen's class were this week's play of the week.  They are Alison Wood and Jerika Barnett.  These two girls stopped to pick up the office floor when it was a mess.  They were not even asked.  Congratulations Alison and Jerika.  Keep helping our team soar to success. 

January 10, 2011 Play of the Week

Chantel Taylor from Mr. Cristiansen's 5th grade class is our play of the week. 

Mrs. Gledhill was walking down the hall the other day with two armfuls of stuff.  Chantel Taylor came hurrying up to her and said that she would help her with all the stuff.  Mrs. Gledhill told her she was clear down at the other end of the hall.  Chantel said she would just walk back up.  Chantel took most of the bags that Mrs. Gledhill was carrying.  She really appreciated it.  They were heavy. 

I have many nominations like this each week from the students and faculty for the play of the week.  It is very hard to choose.  The students at Red Cliffs are very helpful and kind and definitely help our school SOAR TO SUCCESS!  Keep up the good work.  Maybe you will be our next play of the week!

Book Fair--January 24-28

The Book fair is fast approaching.  The book fair will be set up in the South Activity Center beginning on Monday January 24 and ending Friday, January 28.  It will be open during school hours and also during Parent/Teacher Conferences on Thursday and Friday.  Our goal is to get books into the students' hands and to encourage a love for reading. 

Play of the Week for December 13, 2010 is Jonathon Mitchell and Brandon Thomas

Since school started both Brandon and Jonathon have been helping the custodians clean the lunch room several times a week.  Thanks so much for your willingness to help our school soar to success.

Play of the Week for November 29 goes to Taryn Anderson, Rayelle Nielsen, and Hayley Livingston

These girls are 1st graders in Mrs. Wood' class who volunteer their time at recess to go into Mrs. Lenhart's music room and clean desks, instruments, counters, and cubbies.  They have smiles on their faces and hearts that are willing to help.  They have also inspired many others to help.  Thanks for working as a team and soaring to success!

2nd and 5th graders graduate from RAD Kids

The 2nd and 5th graders were able to participate in the RAD Kids program. Those who taught and made this program possible in our school are Linda Hanks, Amy Taylor, Perry Davis, and Officer Wright.   RAD Kids is personal empowerment safety education.  Some of the things they learn are fire safety, gun safety, bike safety, car safety.  RAD kids learn that 1.  No one has the right to hurth them because they are special.  2.  They don't have the right to hurt others unless someone is trying to jurt them and then they have every right to STOP THEM and escape.  3.  It is not their fault when someone jurts or tricks them, it's that persons fault and so they can tell.  Below are pictures of the fire simulation they had and also the simulation to practice their skills to protect them from someone who tries to hurt them.  Great job RAD Kids!

T-Shirt Christmas Order

For those of you who missed your chance to order your Red Cliffs T-shirt, hoodie or jacket, we will be doing one more order before Christmas.  Below is a look at the t-shirts and prices.  Hope those of you who already have your shirts are enjoying them. 

T-shirts $10 

Hoodies  $20

Zip-ups  $22