Brigham was doing his part on Earth Day! After hosting our multi-school track meet yesterday , Brigham took the time to stay back and help pick up trash and debris off the field and bleachers. A Pawsitive Call home was made to let his folks know of Brigham's selfless act. Way to be a good role model and show school pride! Go Bears!!

It's a wrap! The final chapter for this years Bear Book Club finished in fine fashion. We all gathered to create aprons, to feast on delicious soups, and then a lesson on making our own pasta. What a finish to a enriching experience and a thoughtful read! Until next year!!










Bear Book Club participants had a special visitor today. Ann Gurss, Vision Impairment Specialist with Greenbush, stopped by to share the tactile writing system of braille. Learning this coincides with this year's book club book, Granny Torrelli Makes Soup.










Coin War

Ms. Michaela’s preschoolers attended Play Cafe for a Playful Petals center time. Our fun and learning involved planting, painting, singing, reading, and more!










Outdoor math with equivalent fractions and prime factorization









4th grade teacher in the classroom.…4 square champion at recess. Mrs. Sutton does it all!

Thank you to Mrs. Shobney's class who put together an Artemis ll wall illustrating this special lunar mission! To infinity and beyond!!

Play Cafe Event

March 2026 Students of the Month~
Grace W
Rory F
Danika J
Hattie M
Zeppelin R
Mikael S
Kayla T
Audriana K
Tayne W
Joey R
Jaxsyn S
Julianna B
Not pictured: Noah G, Lane C, Trevyn S

Kindergarten shared the Easter spirit and paid a visit to our wonderful neighbors to the north, The Manor. Students enjoyed visiting with all of the residents and followed up with an egg hunt!









After 143 votes over 3 days the winners are
1st place: Madeleine Drippe`
2nd place: Tinley Wild
3rd place: Brooke Zemek

Happy Paraprofessional Appreciation Day! 💙
Today we celebrate the incredible paraprofessionals who make a lasting difference in our school each and every day. Your dedication, patience, and compassion help create a supportive and positive learning environment for all students
Today we celebrate the incredible paraprofessionals who make a lasting difference in our school each and every day. Your dedication, patience, and compassion help create a supportive and positive learning environment for all students

Winners of the Fundraiser University fundraising challenge enjoyed an afternoon of jumping and refreshments at the trampoline park with Mr. Medley!










SMGS showed our paras some love by starting their day off right with some drinks from Brickhouse Nutrition. Tomorrow is para Appreciation Day, but we love to celebrate our paras all week long! Thankful for all they do and the support they provide!

Yippee Lee!! Lee made a Pawsitive call home today. Mrs. Shobney reports that Lee returned from spring break READY for school. He has made incredible progress in speech, reading , and making positive choices all week long! Way to go Lee!

SMGS had a kick of assembly for state assessments where we welcomed Terry the Magician. Mr. Terry had a bunch of fun tricks to show the kids while emphasizing the importance of practice, focus, and giving your best effort. There were a bunch of laughs, gasps, and some great assistants throughout the entire performance!










USD 321 5th graders and their families are invited to our second annual Donut Dash. Students met outdoors this afternoon to hear about the free t-shirts, great prizes, and more that make this a DONUT MISS EVENT! Pictured below is a flyer with everything you need to know, plus a picture of today’s Donut Dash winners. Registration ends April 6.




We celebrated the color pink at Play Cafe today. We loved having Ms. Michaela’s preschoolers as our guests. We learned that pink is for everybody, unless… you don’t like pink.😉🫢😊





Shout out to Vincent for making a Pawsitive Call home today! Vincent finished an assignment and saw one of his classmates struggling with their work. He then chose to help them and patiently made sure the classmate understood what was required. Awesome job Vincent!

