Due to high winds and weather conditions causing multiple power bumps, there will be a late start for Monticello and La Sal schools. Doors will open at 10 am with school beginning at 10:25. Dismissal and lunch will remain the same.
La Sal Elementary will have a 2 hour late start tomorrow. Doors will open at 10 and classes will begin at 10:25. Lunch and dismissal will remain the same.
Mrs. Klassen is our music and art teacher. She is a talented musician who plays violin and spent time with bluegrass bands.
Everyone at our school strives to improve. Mr. Chef has been working on his rice krispy treat recipe. I'd say he has it right!
Kindergarteners are learning to add using a number line. Pro-tip--rulers work great for number lines!
In the event of a snow day or late start at any point during the school year, I will contact each family via text message or phone call. Any changes to the school day will also be posted on Facebook, on our website, and on the SJSD app before 7 am. If there has been no communication, it will be a regular school day.
Ms. Jen comes in and volunteers every day. She is very helpful, especially in teaching kids reading. Today she got her very own desk.
Happy new year! I hope your break was fantastic. Tomorrow is a teacher work day and school will resume on January 3.
December Family Night was a great time with more than half of our families attending. We took photos, colored stockings and enjoyed time together.
Every ornament on our tree is hand made by our children. This tree will grace the Christmas program on December 20th. Then parents can take the ornaments home that night.
We were honoured to host Mrs. Brenda Whitehorse for family night. We learned some beautiful pieces of Navajo culture and even practiced some of the very difficult language.
Mr. Chef brought a new friend for us, making our enrollment a total of 10.
Unplanned matchy matchy!
A few turkeys made their way into our school last week. I sure hope you all had a great Thanksgiving.
We are so excited to welcome Mr. Chef (aka Kyle Wheeler) to our school. He has been training under the direction of Miss Anna while he learns the job. We have very much enjoyed his creative, fun energy and his homemade food. Welcome Mr. Chef!
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Snow! If students have boots, we encourage them to bring shoes in a sack to change during the day, especially if boots are muddy.
First graders are doing some serious writing in preparation for a presentation.
We made corn syrup leaves for art last week.
I have been hiding this surprise all week! The United Way donated brand new shoes for ALL our students! Thanks for the new kicks!
