Thursday, August 5, 2021
Please come see what our school is all about!
Each elementary and middle school teacher will discuss classroom rules, curriculum, the expectations of the year and ideas to promote family literacy.
Mr. Smith will be meeting with parents to discuss the new cell phone and the dress code policies and answering any questions you may have.
Kindergarten through 5 Grades will have a scheduled time for you and your student(s) to come and visit.
Have you ever thought of the internet as a physical thing with a weight? Or did you know that the very first website is still available for you to visit? There are so many incredible things about the internet, from its history to its current usage. Check out our top 10 mind-blowing facts about the internet.
If the internet were a physical entity and had weight, it would weigh approximately 2 ounces. Physicist Russel Seitz discovered this by weighing billions of electrons.
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