Parents make the difference! is a four-page, evidence-based newsletter that provides practical, proven information for parents, on a comprehensive array of school success topics, in a format that is best for you and your school.
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Building Readers provides the guidance, steps to take, specific direction and concrete recommendations that parents need to help their kids learn to read, and to read more proficiently. Click the links below to read the September newsletter and extras!
Building Readers Elementary Newsletter(11/2019)
Building Readers Elementary Booklist
Building Readers Extras
The Red Ribbon Campaign started in 1980, by a group of parents who thought they should help and teach about drug prevention. This year’s theme is Send a Message-Stay Drug Free. We will be promoting Red Ribbon week be having dress up days.
Monday Oct. 28- Sock it to Drugs- Wear Crazy Socks
Tuesday Oct. 29- Be Drug Free- Wear Red
Wednesday Oct. 30- Hawks Don’t do Drugs – Wear green, yellow, hawk gear and hats
Thursday Oct. 31- Scare away Drugs- Wear your Halloween attire and put on your costumes at 3:00
Parents make the difference! is a four-page, evidence-based newsletter that provides practical, proven information for parents, on a comprehensive array of school success topics, in a format that is best for you and your school.
Please click the link below to check out this month’s newsletter:
So we have two winners, Emily Forney and Brayden Heiting, of the Eggsperiment! 4th grade had to design a safe cushion for their egg (relating to seatbelts and crashes) to survive a drop from our landing to the cement below. Fun was had by all….eggsept some cracked eggs!
4th grade is learning to cooperate with each other using Scientific methods on how Scientists compare results on experiments. Checking results multiple times, using a pan balance, spring scale, and a ruler.
On Tuesday Second Grade learned how to write invitations by writing Mr. Hagge an invitation to come read to our classroom. Mr. Hagge replied with the “coolest” RSVP! On Thursday he came all dressed up at 10:30 and read our FAVORITE book, “The Day the Crayons Quit”! We did great on our listening and speaking skills during the story. Our Favorite part was how peach crayon lost his wrapper and was NAKED! After Mr. Hagge left the room we got right to work on a nice thank you letter. We learned all the parts to a friendly letter by the time we finished up. Thank you Mr. Hagge for the awesome opportunity to have fun learning!
Hay Springs After School Program Meeting
When: Tuesday, August 20th, at 4pm
Where: Hay Springs School Cafeteria
Who: All students and parents
interested in participating in ASP.
This will be a quick informational meeting discussing
the goals and plans for the after school program, as
well as providing an opportunity for parents to fill out
their contact information.
Contact Mattie Duzik for any questions at
mattie.duzik@eagles.csc.edu or (970) 756-8039
Building Readers provides the guidance, steps to take, specific direction and concrete recommendations that parents need to help their kids learn to read, and to read more proficiently. Click the links below to read the September newsletter and extras!
Building Readers Elementary Newsletter(09/2019)
Building Readers Elementary Booklist
Building Readers Extras
Hay Springs Community Recreation
Youth Tackle Football Sign-ups
Boys and Girls Entering 3rd thru 6th Grade
Practice Held in Hay Springs
Games to be held at home and away
Season will last from Late August to mid October
Registration Fee $40
Equipment Deposit $50
Fee Scholarships available if needed
One Sign-up Date
Thursday, August 15th
4:00 PM -6:00 PM
Security First Bank
If you cannot attend this sign-up date please contact Jim at (308)320-4445
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