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Dawn Andreoni, Stacy Atkins, Tommy Baldwin, Alex Baumgardner, Ashley Clinedinst, Jason Critchefield, Ginger Dennis, Melissa Dodson, Jamie Dwyer, Chris Frazier, Frances Gatewood, Eric Jenkins, Tim Jenkins, Alicia Jones, Robin Kaye, Tony Kelly, Jessica Lawyer, Tina Lion, Tanya Lockhart, Kayla Mills, A1 Payne, Melissa Pearl, Phyllis Riley, Wendy Rose, Julie Scroggins, Josh Settle, Nathan Sisk, Eric Smith, Naomi Smoot, Alicia Timbers, Coline Treanor, Amanda Wealdey, Josh Werner, Jonathan Whorton, Sonya Wigington, Kylene Wolfe, Matt Wolfe, Michelle Woodard, Heather Wooten, Kevin Yowell.
Cheryl Alexander’s third grade class is still collecting boxes of rubber disposable surgical gloves, if you wish to donate, please do. This is for their Russian Children’s Hospital Project.
The Valentine’s Dance will be rescheduled for a date not yet known.
The Science Fair is now Feb. 2021. Parents may attend from 9 a.m.noon on Friday.
Ms. Brandt’s fourth grade English class if filled with budding reporters and are busy interviewing people who went to school in the early 1900s, inquiring about what types of books they used, what the school houses were like, how they learned and what happened when they got in trouble.
1 was excited to hear the fifth grade has started the DARE (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) program. Great job.
Margaret Lee’s fifth grade reading group is studying inventions, inventors and patents, and doing some inventing of their own. Jessi Gheen and Elaina Thornhill have invented a message conveyer. Robin Kaye and Falon Banker have invented a game called “Horses.”
Correction: Nathan Flinchum won the school wide Geography bee not the statewide bee.
Thanks to Alice Gentry, Elaina Thornhill and Falon Baker for information and their classes.
Any news and information is welcome for this article—leave it at the school office.
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