Many families mention this as one of their favorite days at Shorecrest. The day will include amusement games, pony rides, bounce houses, rock walls and much more, with a few surprises added this year.

Photos of Fall Festival
2006 | 2005 | 2004
2003 | 2002

We have kicked off our planning sessions, but still welcome anyone interested in being on this committee to get in touch with the Fall Festival Chair Karen Quilty at karenquilty
@tampabay.rr.com or chair-elect Sydney Legakis at slegakis@yahoo.com.

This is a great way for new parents to help out and meet other parents at school. We are also starting to recruit Middle and Upper Division parents to work a 2-3 hour shift during the Fall Festival so Lower Division parents can spend the morning with their children. We will include more information on this in future updates.

Fall Festival

Attention, Parents

On the Parents Page of the Shorecrest website, there is a new section filled with information specifically for our new families.

Click here, take a look at it, and let us know what you think.

Did we leave anything out? Any suggestions for making information more readily available to our new and returning families? We want to hear your thoughts! Send an e-mail to admissions
@shorecrest.org.

Picture Day

Artisan Photography will be taking student pictures during the morning on the following days:

Alpha - Fourth grade:
Tuesday, September 18
Fifth - Eleventh grade:
Thursday, September 20

Order forms will be sent home with students on Friday, September 14, or you may access the form at this link. Please make sure your student brings the order form and payment on the day their picture is taken. Whether or not you purchase pictures, all students will be photographed for the yearbook.

Visiting from Argentina

Shorecrest is pleased to have eleven students visiting from Argentina for a week. Ranging from first grade to eleventh grade, the students will spend the week of September 17 in our classes, practicing their English and helping us learn about their country.

If you are fortunate enough to meet Arturo, Francesca, Florencia, Julieta, Ines, Maximo, Conrado, Josefina, another Josefina, Gaston, or Ornella, please say "¡Hola! ¡Bienvenido!" Welcome to Shorecrest!

Big Event Meeting

All parents are invited to a Big Event meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 19 at 8:15 a.m. in the Theatre Lobby Conference Room.

If you have any questions, please contact Monique Roberts (beachmonique
@hotmail.com)

Upcoming Games and Meets

Complete Schedules

Directions to Games

Friday, Sept 14

Cross Country
Keswick Kickoff at Taylor Park
Girls Varsity 4:30
Boys Varsity 5:15
Varsity Volleyball
Keswick Tournament - vs Lake Worth 5:00
Swim and Dive
Home vs. Jesuit/Academy of the Holy Names 6:00
Varsity Football
at Keswick Christian 7:30

Saturday, Sept 15

MD Football
Home vs. Lakeland Christian 11:00
Varsity Volleyball
Keswick Tournament TBA

Monday, Sept 17

MD Volleyball (B)
home vs. Northside Christian 4:00
MD Volleyball (A)
home vs. Northside Christian 5:00
JV Volleyball
home vs. Northside Christian 6:00
Varsity Volleyball
home vs. Northside Christian 7:00

Tuesday, Sept 18

Varsity Golf
home vs. Calvary Christian and Northside 4:00
MD Volleyball (B)
home vs. St. Pete Christian 4:00
MD Volleyball (A)
at St. Stephens 4:00
JV Volleyball
at St Stephens 5:00
Varsity Volleyball
at St. Stephens 6:15

Wednesday, Sept 19

MD Golf
Match at Twin Brooks 4:30
Swim and Dive
home vs. Northeast High/Osceola 6:00

Thursday, Sept 20

Varsity Golf
home vs. St. Pete Catholic and Jesuit 4:00
MD Football
at Northside Christian 6:00
Varsity Volleyball
at Calvary Christian 6:00
Varsity Football
home vs. Admiral Farragut 7:30

Friday, Sept 21

JV Volleyball
at Indian Rocks Christian Tournament 3:00
MD Volleyball (A)
at Sarasota Christian 4:00
Cross Country
vs. Calvary Christian at John Chestnut
JV (G & B): 3:30
Girls V: 4:15
Boys V: 5:15

Saturday, Sept 22

JV Volleyball
at Indian Rocks Christian Tournament TBA

Sat-Sun, Sept 22-23

Varsity Sailing
SAISA South Points Regatta Series -SP1 (420)
Sarasota Sailing Center

Links to More Information

Box Tops Program

Clinic (School Nurse)

Any Soldier Project

Parent Volunteer Opportunities

Flik Dining Service

Responses to last week's poll:

Tampa Bay Bucs

Updating E-mail

If you need to change your e-mail address or would like to add additional e-mail addresses, please send your e-mail addresses to the registrar at jroberge@shorecrest.org. Thanks!

Sign Up for E-Bytes Reminders

If you do not currently receive a weekly e-mail on Fridays notifying you that E-Bytes is updated, please send a request with your name and e-mail address to ebytes@shorecrest.org and we will be happy to add you to the list.

E-Bytes is a collaborative effort of dozens of members of the Shorecrest community.

To submit material to E-Bytes, please send it to Diana Whittle at dwhittle@shorecrest.org and remember to write "For E-Bytes" in the subject line of your message.

Diana Whittle, Director of Marketing and Communications
Bob Clingman, Editor

Cave Painting

The sixth grade art classes recently painted a cave drawing in the cage area between the science rooms in the Razook Center. Authentic drawings came from studying about cave art in social studies and art class. They used accurate colors, made their paintbrushes, and signed the walls with a handprint. They had a great time painting and being messy!

Duke TIP program for Seventh Graders

Once again, Shorecrest Middle Division students returned outstanding national results for the Duke TIP program.

Last year, more than two thirds of the seventh grade qualified for the program, 41 students took the test, and 16 earned state or national awards.

TIP This year, 46 seventh graders qualified for the Duke TIP testing. To qualify, students needed to score in the top 5% of a specific ERB test.

There will be an informational meeting September 24 for parents to learn more about the program. Parents should look for an e-mail invitation to that event.

Seventh Grade Virtual Colonies

This week in American Studies, the seventh graders played "Settling North America," a virtual computer game. This coincides with their study of the Jamestown and Plymouth colonies. The students were given 20,000 shillings to begin with, and they used the money to build ships and purchase food and wood.

virtual colonies

Once their colony was established, the students had to maintain their colony and make it successful by providing food and shelter for their settlers and eventually set up trade with the Native Americans and Europe to make money for their investors back in England.

Message from Mr. Murphy

Patience

Mike Murphy

My parents would be having a great laugh. Patience was not a concept I understood during their lifetimes. I was the poster child for impatience. Time, some good role models and some great mentors have tempered my predisposition to impatience. I probably had ambition and patience too closely entwined not realizing that it is possible to have one without the other.

Earlier today I observed a master teacher patiently guide his students through a homework assignment. The teacher was checking for understanding just as much as he was checking for correct answers. I was struck by how patiently and thoroughly he worked with his students to be sure they understood the concepts covered in the homework. I am confident he had prepared a lesson for the day. Yet, he made sure his students understood the lesson from the previous day before forging ahead with his plans.

I realize that it is possible that the teacher was not being patient at all. He may have just been trying to be thorough and concerned about his students. However, from my seat, I was struck by his patience. I imagine other adults sitting in my seat would have shared an appreciation of the teacher's ability to address question after question even when the concepts seemed remarkably similar. Students were treated with respect and dignity.

So, here is our challenge. We have been at school for almost three weeks. Many students are just waking up from the "summer hibernation." Some are beginning to figure out how to manage the expectations of new teachers and school routines. Others are learning to juggle very packed schedules. The students are just warming up. Are we being appropriately patient as the cycle of a new school year begins? Are we establishing the conditions for maximum growth by checking for understanding and patiently reviewing guidelines we have already explained? In short, are we being master parents?

Ragu has a sharp slogan that states, "Life is short, but childhood is shorter…" All of us at Shorecrest look forward to building strong foundations for your children in the time we have together.

Cheers!

Mike Murphy

Swim and Dive team at recent meet

Shorecrest Magazine

Good news! The new Shorecrest Magazine should be arriving in the mail in the next week.

Shorecrest Magazine

If you don't receive a copy and would like to, please e-mail Diana Whittle, Director of Communications and Marketing, at dwhittle@shorecrest.org.

Three Cheers for...

• Rachel and Mark Rankin, who had twin boys born on Aug 6.

Rankin twins

Adam Douglas was 6 pounds, 10 ounces and Jack Steven was 6 pounds, 5 ounces.

• Fifth grader Alice D., who will be interviewed this Sunday on HourTampaBay with John Sipos. The show will air on Smooth Jazz WSJT 94.1FM and Q105AM at 7:00 a.m., and an hour earlier on WLLD 98.7FM.

radio interview

Alice and her mom will talk about being a young entrepreneur, Internet safety, and helping others through her website www.froufrouflipflops.com.

Extended Day

Extended Day is rolling along as we finish the first month of school. The Extended Day students are settling into their after-school routines of homework, playground, snack, and game time.

Extended Day

Take a look at the newly updated website to find new monthly registration forms and other Extended Day information. Make sure to thank your Extended Day staff for the great job they do every day. They have been busy coming up with inventive crafts and games to do with the kids.

Early Childhood

Parenting Dilemmas?

Get together with parents of other Early Childhood children and Betty Gootson in the Murphy Student Activity Center (MAC) on Thursday, September 20 at 8:20 a.m. for an hour-long discussion of topics relevant to your lives as parents.

Helping your child develop healthier eating habits, simplifying bedtime or morning routines, the effectiveness of logical consequences versus punishment, and appropriate schedules for young children are just a few possible topics we may touch on this year. The floor is always open to discuss whatever is on your mind!

Exploring Begins!

The Junior Kindergarten building was full of excitement last Friday as the children had their first taste of exploring! Every Friday the children have the run of the building to engage in interesting activities prepared for their enjoyment and learning.

exploring

Last week, it was fingerpainting, exploring their five senses, preparing fresh fruit kabobs for snack, and discovering the properties of flour by using funnels, water, and more. Everything went very smoothly thanks to all the wonderful parent volunteers who came to help!

Getting From Place to Place

The many ways you can do that is the topic in Alpha this month. The children are learning about methods of traveling from one place to another.

transportation

It's all transportation whether it is by land, on the sea or in the air. In the classrooms, the children are using model vehicles in a variety of ways and listening to some wonderful stories to promote their interest and learning.

tricycle

They are discovering that even their arms and legs can be transportation as they climb across the structure and ride the tricycles on the playground!

Rock Hunters

The members of Mrs. Carson's class took a "rock walk" this week and used their senses of sight and touch to find rocks of different sizes, textures, colors and shapes. When they returned to class, each child chose a favorite rock to describe to their friends.

Some of the questions the children answered while describing their rocks included: Was it rough, smooth, or both? Was it small, medium-sized or large? What colors were in your rock? The rocks are now in their science center with magnifying glasses for observation.

Hablamos Español?

Señora Hahn visited Mrs. Jotch's JK class to help teach the children about colors in Spanish. She read two books, Yo Veo Colores and Los Colores del Jardin. The children were given different colored flowers to name in Spanish and put in a community vase. They all really enjoyed practicing speaking Spanish with a native of Spain!

Lower Division

Math Night

Home Links, Frames and Arrows, Partial Products, Skills Links... how does it all fit together? Please plan to join us on Wednesday, September 19 to learn more about the many components of Shorecrest's math program. Beginning at 7:00 in the Janet Root Theatre, parents will have an opportunity to see the program in action as well as participate in many of the daily routines.

Shorecrest's Lower Division welcomes fourth grader Alan A.

"Our Wonderful World"

In 1984, the National Council for Geographic Education created the "Five Themes of Geography" as a way to help educators teach geography and make their students more geographically literate. This literacy is more than being able to locate places on a map. It includes an understanding of different peoples and cultures, an awareness of events that are happening around us, and a familiarity with economics and politics. In our global, Internet-connected world, geographical literacy is more important than ever.

As a fun way to get kids thinking about geography, third and fourth grade students will be responding weekly to Mrs. Baralt's geography blog, "Our Wonderful World." Each Monday, new questions will be posed along with links to help in researching the answers. Students are encouraged to submit their answers via the comment feature of the blog. The correct answers will be posted at the end of each week.

Not only will students be learning about geography, but they also will be practicing the skill of reading websites for information. Parents, faculty, and older students are welcome to join us.

http://w3.shorecrest.org/wordpress-mu/ldtechnology/

Natural Beauty

After reading the inspiring imagery in the book Everglades, written by Jean Craighead George and Wendell Minor, Mr. Lee's class ventured out to the back pond to explore the natural world firsthand. While there, they discovered the wondrous flora and fauna of the school's backyard. Each student documented his or her own discoveries with a digital camera.

at the pond

Back in the classroom, students identified the organisms using field guides and then worked to recreate the authors' use of similes and metaphors to describe the images they captured. Here is an example:

An elegant blue heron wades through murky water on the shore of a glassy creek, scavenging for every crab and crustacean in vain. Luscious deep green grass gleamed with morning dew, and the luxurious sun beat down intensely on a myriad of lustrous trees.

Langdon M.

Read them all at http://w3.shorecrest.org/wordpress-mu/glee4/

Students in Mrs. Overton's kindergarten class used marshmallows and magenta paint to help learn the letter M.

And the Grand Total Is -

At Monday's flagpole, Mrs. Jennings announced the grand total of books read by Lower Division students over the summer. Student estimates fell well short of the monumental total of 2,336!

reading

Please don't stop reading now! Keep on discovering new books.

Expressing our Appreciation

Many thanks to the Longinos for a fantastic gathering for kindergarten parents last weekend. Your entire family made us all feel so welcome.

First Grade Parent "Report Card"

Just a follow up to the A+ report card you received in the mail to remind you of the first grade parent social at the Knipe's this Friday night at 7:00 p.m. Thank you also to the Samuelson, Willis, and Hess families. We are hoping for perfect attendance!

Science of Cars

Third graders have been learning about motion in preparation for designing their own car that they will eventually race.

science of cars

So far they have learned how to use gravity as a force to move their cars and how weight affects their ability to move. Next week the students will examine how friction affects vehicles.

Athletic News

Upcoming Games and Meets

Swim & Dive

The Varsity Swim and Dive team traveled to Tampa on Friday evening, Sept. 7, to compete against Berkeley Prep.The boys team lost 162-141 and the girls team lost 172-136.

First places finishers were:

Boys 50 Free - Phil V.
Boys 100 Breast - Henry S.
Girls 500 Free - Hope A.
Girls 100 Free - Sandy L.
Girls 50 Free - Sandy L.
Girls 100 Back - Rachel S.

Other highlights include personal best times for the following swimmers:

200 Free - Paige T., Katie A., Chelsea R., & Joe A.
200 Individual Medley - Natalie K.
100 Free - Hannah S. & Phil V.
500 Free - Hope A. & Katie A.
100 Breast - Paige T.

The Chargers competed in the Total Team Relays on Saturday morning, Sept. 8. The Shorecrest recruits woke up at the crack of dawn to enter into battle at the Relay Meet. General Sandy L. directed her soldiers (wearing battle gear) into a spirited, fun time for the team. 860 swimmers from 20 schools cheered and line-danced the whole day.

swimmers

The Chargers' next meet will be Friday at North Shore Pool at 6:00 p.m. against Jesuit and Academy of Holy Names from Tampa. Go, Chargers!

Varsity Football

The Chargers played St. Edwards from Vero Beach on Friday night, Sept. 7, and won the hard-fought game 20-14. St. Edwards scored first, but the Chargers answered that touchdown with one of their own when Jack S. caught a touchdown pass from Hunter T. in the first quarter.

With St. Edwards leading 14-7 with just more than two minutes remaining before halftime, Hunter T. found Jack S. for another 39-yard touchdown pass to tie the game. The game was then delayed for an hour and 17 minutes by lightning with two minutes left in the first half. After resuming the game, Jack S. scored again on a 23-yard run in the fourth quarter to seal the victory. The defense held the Pirates scoreless in the second half.

Defensive standouts were Evan J. who caught two interceptions and Jaime Q. who had one interception. Leading tacklers for the Chargers were Jack S., Jaime Q., and Evan J. Support the Chargers as they play Friday night, Sept. 14, at Keswick Christian at 7:30.

Middle Division Football

On Thursday, Sept. 6, the MD Football team divided itself in half for the annual Green and Gold Game. Congrats to the Green Team with the 12-6 win over the Gold Team. Both teams had their moments of glory, and it's clear that we have the makings of a winning season. Go, Chargers!

MD football

Varsity Volleyball

The Chargers lost a tough match Monday night, Sept. 10, against Indian Rocks Christian (25-7, 25-10, 25-13). Erica S. had one ace on the match and Taylor B. had one kill. Tori D. and Sam L. each recorded 3 digs. The Varsity team will be playing in the Keswick Tournament Thursday through Saturday. volleyball Their first game in the tourney was against Pinellas Park on Thursday, Sept. 13.

JV Volleyball

The Girls JV Volleyball team beat Indian Rocks on Monday night, Sept. 10, for their second straight win. The scores were 25-16 and 25-23. Chelsea K., Chantal J., Hayley J. and Katie M. combined for 10 digs. The girls worked well together to win a few very intense rallies.

Middle Division Volleyball A Team

Last Friday and Saturday, Sept. 7-8, the Middle Division Volleyball A team played in the Second Annual Indian Rocks Christian Invitational. On Friday, the ladies opened with Guardian Angel of Dunedin and played a competitive match and later that night faced a tough Bradenton Christian team.

On Saturday, the girls opened the morning with an impressive three game win over Northside (20-25, 25-10,15-13).The team finished the invitational with a close loss to host Indian Rocks Christian (17-25, 21-25). The positive experience of playing in their first tournament will help prepare the ladies for Keswick's tournament later in the season.

On Monday afternoon, Sept. 10, the ladies had a rematch against Indian Rocks Christian in the Crisp Gym. The girls played a competitive first game and faced very strong serves in the second game. The final score after two was 21-25 and 11-25. Their next match is Monday, Sept. 17, against Northside Christian at 5:00 p.m. in the Crisp Gym. Tuesday, Sept. 18, the ladies will travel to St. Stephens for a 4:00 p.m. match. Good luck, Chargers!

Middle Division Volleyball B Team

The Middle Division Volleyball B team played a home game last Friday, Sept. 7, against Grace Lutheran. The team lost 21-25 and 17-25 in a close match. They played a great game and put up a good fight. Their next game is home against Northside Christian on Monday, Sept. 17.

Varsity Golf

The Varsity Golf team played at Tarpon Woods on Thursday, Sept. 6, against Calvary Christian and lost by the score of 148-177. Low scorers for the Chargers were Michael H. with a 42 and Matt R. with a score of 43.

On Tuesday, Sept. 11, the Chargers played Indian Rocks Christian at the Belleview Biltmore and won 161-166. Michael H. and Charlie D. were low scorers with 39. Mark S. added a score of 41 and Matt R. contributed a score of 42.

Middle Division Golf

The Middle Division Golf team played very well on Wednesday, Sept. 12, in a golf match at Cypress Links. The Shorecrest team placed first again in their second match. The team results were as follows: Shorecrest 100, Immaculata 104, St. Petersburg Christian 105, and Academy Prep 147.

Top scores were posted by Noah K. 32, Anthony Q. 33, and Matt B. 35. The entire team played well as seven of the nine shot in the 30's. Their next match will be held at Twin Brooks golf course on Wednesday, Sept. 19.

Request for Athletic Photos

Just a reminder that E-Bytes is always looking for good photos of Shorecrest students' athletic events. We prefer to receive them in digital format. Please e-mail the original, unedited file to clingman@shorecrest.org.

Fall Sports Pictures

Fall Sports pictures will be taken by Northeast Photography for:

Middle Division Football on Saturday, Sept. 15 at 9:00 a.m. on Haskell Field
Middle Division Volleyball B Team on Tuesday, Sept. 18 at 3:15 in Crisp Gym
Middle Division Golf on Tuesday, Sept. 18 at 3:45 at Cypress Links
Varsity Golf on Wednesday, Sept. 19 at 3:30 at Feather Sound
Middle Division Volleyball A Team on Thursday, Sept. 20 at 3:15 in Crisp Gym
Varsity Volleyball on Thursday, Sept. 20 at 3:30 in Crisp Gym
JV Volleyball on Thursday, Sept. 20 at 3:45 in Crisp Gym
Swimming & Diving on Monday, Sept. 24 at 5pm at North Shore Pool

Order your athletic team and individual pictures from Northeast Photography within 30 days. Go to: Collages.net

Username for the Varsity Football team: football07
Username for the Middle Division Football team: mdfootball07
Username for Volleyball:vb07
Username for Golf: golf07
Username for Cross Country:cc07
Username for Swimming & Diving: swim07

Password for all sports: 7348

Videos of Athletic Events

Varsity football games are available with highlights included for $20 each by ordering directly from www.Stefio.TV or by calling 528-3180.

Service Learning

Read and Recycle

If you have gently-read children's magazines around the house that you'd like to recycle, please consider giving them to the Middle Division READ Magazine Recycling Drive. They will be donated to shelters such as ASAP and CASA, where families with children live. This project is the brainchild of fifth grader Alice D., and the entire Middle Division will be participating. She wanted to help provide fun reading materials for kids who are homeless or displaced.

The collection box is located in the Middle Division office and the drive will end on Friday, Oct. 12. Alice is also looking for student volunteers to help her sort the collection and get it ready to donate.

If you'd like to help, please see Alice or contact Ms. Stevens at 727-456-7510 or sstevens@shorecrest.org.

Beanies Need Letters

We've had a great response to the Any Solder Project with hundreds of Beanie Babies - now we need as many letters to send to the troops. If you've been thinking about writing a letter, now is the time to put pen to paper (or fingers to the keyboard).

Larger photo

Drop off your letters in the collection boxes in the Middle and Upper Division Offices. The first shipment will be on Friday, Sept. 28. Please see junior Cortney C. or contact Ms. Stevens at 727-456-7510 or sstevens@shorecrest.org.

Upper Division

Homecoming Is Coming!

Click here for information about class competition events, rules, practice schedules, and everything you need to know about preparing for this exciting event. Homecoming will be Sept. 25-28.

Spanish Club Delivers Papers

On Saturday, September 8, twenty members of the UD Spanish Club delivered the Northeast Journal to homes in the St. Petersburg area. Through this project, the Spanish Club earned enough money to continue to provide a happy holiday for a group of Hispanic children through the Help a Child Foundation.

Spanish Club

This project would not have been possible without the organization efforts of John T., Iman L. and Taylor B. Thank you to all who helped for being so generous with your time and energy.

College Center News

SAT Question of the Day

(Last week's answer is A)

What is the sum of 5 consecutive integers if the middle one is 70?

   A. 14
   B. 75
   C. 272
   D. 330
   E. 350

Do you know where you can get SAT study material? See Mrs. Schneider in the College Center. All the materials are FREE!

College Visits

Boston College in the Theatre Conference Room	9/14
Sewanee: The University of the South	9/17
Washington University	9/17
Hollins University	9/21
University of South Florida	9/24
Rollins College	9/25
Davidson College	9/25
Agnes Scott College	9/25
Stetson University	9/26
College of Charleston	9/26
Oglethorpe University	9/26
Lenior-Rhyne College	9/27
Randolph College	9/27
Loyola University New Orleans	9/27
The George Washington University	9/28
Lynn University	9/28

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Sept 24 Monday

Sept 25 Tuesday

Sept 26 Wednesday

Sept 25-28

Sept 28 Friday

Oct 1 Monday

Oct 3 Wednesday

Oct 4 Thursday

Oct 6 Saturday

Oct 7 Sunday

Oct 9 Tuesday

Oct 12 Friday

Oct 13 Saturday

Oct 16 Tuesday

Oct 17 Wednesday

Oct 18 Thursday

Oct 19 Friday

Oct 20 Saturday

Shorecrest Parent Association

Fall Festival

Photos of Fall Festival 2006 | 2005 | 2004 2003 | 2002

Attention, Parents

Picture Day

Visiting from Argentina

Big Event Meeting

Upcoming Games and Meets

Friday, Sept 14

Saturday, Sept 15

Monday, Sept 17

Tuesday, Sept 18

Wednesday, Sept 19

Thursday, Sept 20

Friday, Sept 21

Saturday, Sept 22

Sat-Sun, Sept 22-23

Links to More Information

Tampa Bay Bucs

Updating E-mail

Sign Up for E-Bytes Reminders

Cave Painting

Duke TIP program for Seventh Graders

Seventh Grade Virtual Colonies

Message from Mr. Murphy

Patience

Swim and Dive team at recent meet

Shorecrest Magazine

Three Cheers for...

Extended Day

Early Childhood

Parenting Dilemmas?

Exploring Begins!

Getting From Place to Place

Rock Hunters

Hablamos Español?

Lower Division

Math Night

Shorecrest's Lower Division welcomes fourth grader Alan A.

"Our Wonderful World"

Natural Beauty

Students in Mrs. Overton's kindergarten class used marshmallows and magenta paint to help learn the letter M.

And the Grand Total Is -

Expressing our Appreciation

First Grade Parent "Report Card"

Science of Cars

Athletic News

Swim & Dive

Varsity Football

Middle Division Football

Varsity Volleyball

JV Volleyball

Middle Division Volleyball A Team

Middle Division Volleyball B Team

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