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IT'S ELEMENTARY
What'* Happening at RGBS
by Diana Corbin
The kindergarteners through third graders will remain the same and get some help from the sixth and seventh graders.
Ms. Nowakoski also is very excited about the results of the Campbell soup label drive. The school is starting to receive the equipment they earned. They've received various types of basketballs, kickballs, a new scoreboard for the gym and a stereo system. She is very thankful to those who sent in labels and so are the kids.
Bill Sealock and his fifth graders are busy studying the human body.
They are now on the skeleton and muscular system. “Igor” the classroom skeleton “hangs” around so the kids can study him.
They are also very excited about completing the Drug Abuse Resistance Education (DARE) program. Their graduation will be on Thursday. Mr. Sealock was very grateful to Lt. Jeff Brown’s dedication. At times Lt. Brown would work a midnight shift and still be in the classroom in the morning to work with the kids.
A job well done.
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