It's officially SPRINGTIME!
I love SPRING! It brings about busy schedules but it also brings later sunsets, blooming flowers, and birds chirping.
April when is we begin to see the finish line of the school year. The primary students are focused on mastering grade level skills while the 3rd & 4th grades are working hard on state assessments. With all that we have going on this month, there is so much to enjoy & celebrate! Be sure to check out 'Look What's Happening' so you don't miss out.
❤️Mrs. Stapp
Look What's Happening....
Apr. 4- School Librarian Appreciation Day
Apr. 7- No School
Apr. 10- No School
Apr. 12- 'Growing Up' Presentation
4th Grade students
Apr. 17- PE & Library Trip
Pioneer Memorial Library (1/2 of 3rd Grade students)
Apr. 17- USD 315 School Board Meeting
7:00 Board Room
Apr. 20- Kindergarten Musical "Sounds A Little Fishy To Me"
2:30pm Rehearsal and 7:00pm Recital Middle School Auditorium
Apr. 24- PE & Library Trip
Pioneer Memorial Library (1/2 of 3rd Grade students)
Apr. 25- Conservation Presentation
4th Graders attending at Colby Event Center
Apr. 25- School Bus Driver Appreciation Day
Apr. 26- Colby Grade School Field Day
Apr. 26- Administrative Assistant Day
Apr. 27- New Kindergarten Visitation
1/2 day
Apr. 27- Cafeteria Birthday Lunch
Apr. 28- No School
Why it matters:
Since many vision problems begin at an early age, you should make sure your child gets the recommended eye exams to help keep their eyes healthy. Healthy vision is important for your child’s overall development and learning ability.
Signs of vision problems:
Not all vision problems show obvious signs. Here are some things to be on the lookout for:
•Frequent eye rubbing/blinking
•Short attention span
•Frequent headaches
•Reading or looking at screens close up
•Going “cross-eyed” or squinting
•A pupil that looks white when light shines on it
•An eyelid that looks droopy or partially covers the eye
What can you do:
•Watch for signs that your child is having trouble seeing and notify their doctor right away if you notice any.
•Make sure that your child is having yearly eye exams. These can be done more often if you are concerned that there is a problem.
•Talk to your child’s teacher about what can be done in the classroom if you think that your child may not be seeing well.
•PROTECT your child’s vision by having them wear sunglasses that block UVA and UVB rays.
•PROTECT your child’s vision by making sure that they always wear proper protective sports eyewear.
Reference: https://www.cdc.gov/visionhealth/resources/features/vision-health-children.html
Dates to remember from Ms. Miller
April 11-13 GWAC Regional Art Show K-12 at Scott City High School
April 21 Art Walk in Colby on Range
Cafeteria Reminders....
No meals purchased at fast food outlets are to be consumed at mealtime in the cafeteria. If a food outlet items is brought to school it MUST NOT be brought to school in original containers.
Caffeinated beverages are NOT allowed in sack lunches or to be consumed in the cafeteria at any time.
