Friday, February 28, 2014

March Bulldog Bark

Dr. Miller's Message

It is amazing to realize that we are 3/4 of the way through this school year.  As we work with our students and we track their learning with them, it is wonderful to see the growth our kids are making.   I would encourage you to ask your child each day what learning targets (or I can statements) they are working on in math, reading and writing. You will be amazed at what is expected and achieved by our elementary students.

I did want to let you know that the district will have a bond and levy issue on the ballot on April 8th.  Please take time to get informed on the issues that directly impact our schools and then be sure to get out and vote.  Please let me know if I can help answer any questions you may have.

As we enter 4th quarter after spring break, we need to help kids understand that 4th quarter needs to be our best quarter.  Our expectations for learning will continue to be high for all of our students.  Help them end strong. 
 

 
Claycomo Library News


Upcoming Events
For Families
Musical Tales With Strings, Shakers, Chimes and Drums
Saturday March 22 @ 2 PM

For Children
Preschool Storytime
Every Thursday @ 10AMKids Create: LEGOs (Ages 6+)
Wednesday, March 19 @ 2 PM

For Teens
DIY CD Art -
Thursday, March 13 @ 7 PM
LEGO Creation Contest - Thursday, March 20 @ 4 PM
Teen Gamers - Thursday, March 27 @ 7 PM

For Adults
Coffee Hour  - Every Friday @ 9 AM
Tax Preparation for Seniors  - Every Monday @ 9 AM
Internet 101 & 102 - Tuesdays, March 4 & 11 @ 10 AM
Adult Book Club - Wednesday, March 19 @ 1 PM
YA Books for Adult Readers - Thursday, March 20 @ 7 PM

Staff Picks
A few of the books we loved this month:

The Impossible Knife of Memory
by Laurie Halse Anderson: A poignant young adult novel about a head-strong teen girl whose father is a veteran suffering from PTSD.

Do or Die
by Suzanne Brockmann: The first book in her new Reluctant Heroes series. If you liked her Troubleshooters series, check out this one!

"If you have a garden and a library, you have everything you need."
—Marcus Tullius Cicero
 

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309 NE Hwy 69
Claycomo, MO
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