Mrs. Hancox March 24, 2014

Welcome Spring! We thank our Lord for the beauty of creation.

All 5th and 6th grades have the opportunity to see FCS’ own William Barisic star in the Children’s Musical Theaterworks production of Disney’s “Tarzan” this Friday, March 28 at 9:00 A.M. Each class will need parent chaperones to transport students to and from the Fresno Memorial Auditorium Theater at 2425 Fresno Street. Please let teachers know ASAP if you are able to help with transportation.The cost of a ticket for chaperones is $10.00.

SAT 10 Testing NEXT MONDAY-students will take the National testing according to their grade level in subject areas of Language Arts and Math. Please be sure your child gets plenty of rest before the day of testing and eats a healthy breakfast!

READING:

Students are choosing a country to study to tie current history to ancient history. A rubric will be sent home Monday advising how to create a research project board. The project will be given a six week outline. Students will complete different components of the project both inside and outside of class. STUDENTS SHOULD BRING THEIR PROJECT BOARD TO SCHOOL THIS WEEK! Students will take notes an complete rough drafts on their project information. The final copies will need to be typed and printed at home. Projects are the last week in April!

We will begin Literature Circles after Easter Vacation!

MATH:

The new unit will be 5/6 combined teachings on coordinate graphing. A rubric with assignment overview will go home on Monday.

SOCIAL STUDIES:

On Monday, students will present their group Polis capitals.

BIBLE: We continue Unit 5 which focuses on Gospel Writings: Jesus’ Ministry. Jesus feeds the five thousand.

Matthew 14:19-And he directed the people to sit down on the grass. Taking the five loaves and the two fish and looking up to heaven, he gave thanks and broke the loaves. Then he gave them to the disciples and the disciples gave them to the people.

SPELLING: words from Latin and Greek

television
transportation
apartment
telegram
automatic
report
portable
compartment
telescope
telegraph
import
partial
autograph
apart
televise
automotive
export
autobiography
departure
automobile

VOCABULARY: -ion, action, process, state, or condition

affection
cancellation
complication
donation
excavation
exception
permission
translation

DATES TO REMEMBER:

Chapel: Tuesday, March 25, 8-8:45
SAT 10 Testing: Monday, March 31 through Friday, April 4
Cal Poly Choir Trip: Friday, April 4
Chapel: Tuesday, April 8, 8-8:45
Easter Vacation – No School: Monday, April 14 through Monday, April 21

Mrs. Hancox March 24, 2014PC Pierce2016-11-16T22:20:13-08:00

Mrs. R’s Super Stars March 17th, 2014

Good Morning Parents! I can not believe that we are already into the 4th quarter, and there are only 44 days of school left!! Where has the time gone?? Last week we wrapped up our benchmark assessments, and I am very pleased with the progress of the kiddos!

Thank you to all of you who helped out with this years auction! It was a big success. We praise God for all He is doing for our school!

This week in Mrs. R’s Super Stars:

Bible: This week in Bible we will begin learning about Daniel

Language Arts: This week in reading we will focus on using our reading strategies without being reminded. We will review all our strategies and how to use them. Along with that we will continue to work on fluency, retelling of a story, the main characters, and the setting. In writing we will being learning how to make an outline form a text. The kids will practice taking key words out of short paragraphs.

Math: This week we will be taking our math test on money. Please be sure to review identifying coins at home and how much they are worth. We will then move into addition and subtraction to 20 and 2 digit addition.

Social Science: We have been learning all about our world.

Memory Verse: What ever you do, work with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for men. Colossians 3:23 (19pts)

Spelling words: This week in spelling kids will accurately spell words with or and ar. They will spell and write high-frequency words and challenge words.

Lord

start

sort

horse

far

chore

more

hard

part

jar

an

were

his

3-19 – Teacher Inservice – School dismissed at 12:00 PM

3-31 – 4-4 – SAT Testing

4-14 – 4-21 – Easter Vacation – He Is Risen! Hallelujah for the Cross!!!

4-25 – PTF Talent Show (Tentative)

5-6 – Elementary Fine Arts Festival – 6:30-9:00 PM

5-7 – Teacher Inservice – School dismissed at 12:00 PM

Mrs. R’s Super Stars March 17th, 2014PC Pierce2016-11-16T22:20:13-08:00

Mrs. Witters March 17, 2014

Dear Parents, March 17, 2014

I so enjoyed talking with you all at Parent Conferences. Your Critters are growing in every way – intellectually, spiritually, and physically!!! They are amazing Critters!

We are wrapping up our unit on Insects. Have your heard the insect song yet???? If not ask your child to teach you!

Thanks for coming to the auction! It was sure fun!!

Wednesday, March 19 is Teacher Inservice Day. Come in the A.M. from 8 – 12.

Our Zoo Trip is Friday, April 4. We will ride the bus. Please be at school at 8:00. We’ll visit the Zoo from 9:00 – 10:45 then ride back to school and have a picnic lunch. Please BRING A LUNCH …I will provide the blankets and popsicles for dessert!!

Our Easter Party and field trip to Fresno State’s Farm will be combined on Friday, April 11. We are having a picnic and party with our tour of the farm. Come from 8 – 12. We’ll ride the bus. PLEASE BRING A SACK LUNCH and dessert will be provided. We’ll have an Easter Egg Hunt too!!!

April 12- 22 is Easter vacation. We start back to school on TUESDAY, April 23.

Our letter of the week is “X”. Our sight word is “me”. Our character trait is “self control”.

In His Joy,

Mrs. Witters

CALENDAR

March 19 Teacher Inservice- come in the morning.

8:00-12:00

April 4 Zoo Trip

April 11 F.S.U Farm Tour and Easter Party – A.M.

April 12-22 EASTER VACATION

May 6 OPEN HOUSE – 7-8 (Drop in anytime)

May 7 Teacher Inservice – come 8:00-12:00

May 9 Mother’s Tea Party

May 20 Promotion – A.M.

May 21 “K” Swim Party and LAST DAY OF “K”

Mrs. Witters March 17, 2014PC Pierce2014-03-17T07:00:44-07:00

Mrs. Fraser, March 17, 2014

CHARACTER TRAIT: Patience

Reference: Proverbs 15:18

Bible Verse: A hot-tempered man stirs up dissension, but a patient man calms a quarrel.

Definition: Waiting with calmness

Opposite: Unwillingness to wait with a happy spirit

SPELLING: Lesson 27

Pattern Words-Prefixes

1. aloft

2. aglow

3. inactive

4. invisible

5. incorrect

6. incomplete

7. prepay

8. preview

9. prewrite

10. preschool

11. return

12. rebuilt

13. rewrote

14. removed

15. unfair

16. unable

17. unspoken

18. unthinkable

High-Frequency Words

19. tied

20. earth

Challenge Words

* immigrant

* transcontinental

PARENT CORNER

FCS AUCTION DINNER NIGHT

Thank you for your tremendous support Saturday evening at the FCS Auction Dinner! Many hands working together with a great servant’s heart made this event wonderful for all who were able to attend. The FCS family raised over $100,000 for our school!! Your generosity will make it possible for FCS to continue to offer an excellent Christian education for our children in the city of Fresno. The body of Christ is strong and alive!! Thank you! Thank you!!

THIRD QUARTER GRADES

The third quarter ended on Friday, March 14th and all assignments were due last Friday. Grades will be finalized Monday, March 17. You may print a copy of your child’s report card online at Power School on Tuesday, March 18.

MINIMUM DAY

Just a reminder that Wednesday, March 19 is a minimum day with early release at 12:00 noon due to staff in-service.

SPRING PICTURES

Spring Portrait orders are due back to your teacher by Thursday, March 20. Simply fill out the form and enclose the exact amount.

YOUNG AUTHOR STORIES

Last week we completed our fictional narratives for the Young Author Writing Contest. Student stories will be on display for Open House in May. High School Judges will select a first, second, and third place winning story from each class to be published. The first place winners will have their story published as a book and it will go on sale at Open House. Winning authors will be available to autograph their Young Author Story.

PHYSICAL FITNESS TESTING

This week we continue Physical Fitness Testing. Testing will be on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons during our regular P.E. times from 12:30-1:15 PM. If possible, please try not to schedule appointments for that week. If it is unavoidable, there will be make-ups. Also, please have your child wear appropriate clothing and footwear (tennis shoes) for these activities.

Here is the Physical Fitness Testing schedule for Third Graders:

Tuesday, March 18 – Shuttle Run

As the warmer weather arrives, please send a water bottle with your child each day. We will take drinks many times throughout the day in order to stay hydrated. Thanks!

MATH

Our class will be learning about geometry and measurement in Chapter 7. You can expect to see work that provides practice with identifying and classifying plane figures and solid figures and solid figures as well as with finding area, perimeter, and volume.

SOCIAL STUDIES

This week we will continue our Unit 3 study of Community History in Chapter 6 Building Communities. We will study Lesson 1 Communities Grow, Skills: Reading Population Map, Lessons 2 The Story of a Community and Lesson 3 Discover Your Community’s History, which will include our Fresno Flag, Fresno County Seal, The Influence of Yokut Native American Indians, The Fresno Water Tower, and Our City Hall.

HEALTH AND SCIENCE

This week you will find inside your RED HOMEWORK folder an assignment called Lesson 8: Label Language page 27. Students will have a family activity to study nutrition facts on food labels to make healthier decisions about the foods we might choose for a snack or dessert. The Label Language page 27 assignment is due Thursday, March 20 along with the weekly math homework in the RED HOMEWORK folder.

EASTER CELEBRATION

We will have a celebration on Friday, April 11th at 1:20 PM. Many of you signed up to help with the Easter party at Back To School Night. Please feel free to contact Patty Steele and Emily Phillips, our Head Room Mothers, if you would like to assist with a party for our class next month.

COMING ATTRACTIONS

MARCH

TUESDAY, MARCH 11 — HAPPY BIRTHDAY DYLAN TOZLIAN!

Friday, March 14 — End of 3rd Quarter

MONDAY, MARCH 17 — ST. PATRICK’S DAY & HAPPY BIRTHDAY MR. BENNETT

Wednesday, March 19– Teacher In-service/Noon Dismissal

Tuesday, March 25 — Chapel 8:00-8:45 AM

March 31-April 4 — SAT Testing

Mrs. Fraser, March 17, 2014PC Pierce2016-11-16T22:20:14-08:00

Mrs. Tally – March 17, 2014

Dear Families,

Spring is in the air and we can’t wait! We have enjoyed our little teaser of warm sunny days last week. As the new season arrives, please be sure to send a water bottle or thermos with your child. They are sweaty little peeps when they come in from being on the blacktop or field. We will finish up Physical Fitness Testing on Wednesday and then the make-ups will begin for those who were absent on any of the testing days.

THANK YOU – The Auction was a wonderful success!! Thank you for all your generous donations. God has richly blessed our school through your efforts.

LANGUAGE ARTS – The children are enjoying the Literature Series, Andi’s Poni Trouble. We also continue to read from our Anthology book with comprehension that matches those stories.

MATH – We will have our test on Chapter 11 on Wed. March 19th. The chapter review is due that day as well. Our next chapter will be adding and subtracting 3 digit numbers.

FIVE – A DAY – Please go over the Five A Day with your child, however you do not need to return it each week.

SOCIAL SCIENCE – The chapter review will came home on Wed. March 19th. and we will have our test on Wed. March 26th. The chapter review is due that day as well.

BIBLE – We will study Daniel.

NEATNESS – We continue to focus on making our work neat and keeping our desks organized. I appreciate your support in this area as we together emphasize how important neat work and organization is. Many thanks!

SPEECHES AND HERITAGE DOLL – Our speeches will start on Monday, March 24th and continue through April 3rd.. The children may dress in costume if they wish and bring a food that represents their country. These suggestions are optional and not a requirement. Please remember to write the final draft of the speech on the paper that I sent home. If you need more, just let me know.

EASTER CELEBRATION – We will have a celebration on Friday, April 11th at 1:20 PM. I will have a sign-up outside our door for the items needed at our party. In addition, each child will bring 12 filled plastic, easter eggs. They can be filled with candy, stickers, erasers or whatever else you choose. Anything goes!!!! These will be hidden outside for an egg hunt at our party!!

SHOW AND TELL – This week will be Team A.

3-19 – Teacher Inservice – School dismissed at 12:00 PM

3-19 – Happy 8th Birthday Andres Fierro

3-30 – Happy 8th Birthday Noah Luginbill

3-31 – 4-4 – SAT Testing

4-2 – Happy 8th Birthday Faith DeGroot

4-11 – Easter Celebration – 1:20 PM

4-14 – 4-21 – Easter Vacation – He Is Risen! Hallelujah for the Cross!!!

4-25 – PTF Talent Show (Tentative)

5-6 – Elementary Fine Arts Festival – 6:30-9:00 PM

5-7 – Teacher Inservice – School dismissed at 12:00 PM

5-9 – Happy 8th Birthday Kaiden Garcia

5-10 – Happy 8th Birthday Joshua Beckwith

5-19 – Year End Swim Party at the Poplins – 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM

5-21 – Happy 8th Birthday Miracle Neal

Spirit Day is every Friday. Please wear one of your favorite FCS shirts!

Bible Verse – March 19-23

Whatever you do, work with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for men. Colossians 3:23 19 pts.

Spelling – March 17-21 – Lesson 31

unable

unlock

untie

unpack

reread

remind

rewrite

reuse

softly

slowly

quickly

suddenly

joyful

careful

beautiful

during

better

truthful

Mrs. Tally – March 17, 2014PC Pierce2016-11-16T22:20:15-08:00

Mrs. Vander Kooi March 17, 2014

We Are One: Growing in Christ

READING:

The required reading for the month of March is autobiography or biography. Students will give an oral report about their person on Monday, March 31. Instructions for the oral report and a grading rubric will be sent home on Monday. Class time will be given every day for silent reading and students are expected to read a minimum of 10 pages a day. If they are unable to complete this in class, then reading becomes homework.

MATH:

The 5th grade will continue Chapter 7: Number Theory and Addition and Subtraction of Fractions, and the 6th grade will continue Chapter 6: Expressions and Equations.

SOCIAL STUDIES:

This week we will learn the Greek alphabet and spend time with the Greek philosophers.

BIBLE: We begin Unit 6 which focuses on Gospel Writings: Jesus’ Death, Resurrection and Ascension.

BIBLE MEMORY VERSE:

The memory verse for this week is Proverbs 3:5-6 and the test will be Friday, March 21. Students will be graded on writing the verse accurately, including correct wording, spelling, grammar, punctuation and the scripture reference.

For we are God’s handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do.

Ephesians 2:10

SPELLING: Lesson 26 test will be on Friday, March 21.

Lesson 26

All Students

column
whether
banquet
scissors
debt
echo
phrase
pneumonia
castle
equipment
wholesale
knives
straighten
receipt
liquid

6^th Grade Only

sponge
backache
balm
preferred
nonsensical

Challenge Words for All

Doric
Ionic
Corinthian
entablature
pediment

DATES TO REMEMBER:

Half Day: Wednesday, March 19 – Dismissal at 12:00 noon
Chapel: Tuesday, March 25, 8-8:45 A.M.
SAT 10 Testing: Monday, March 31 through Friday, April 4
Cal Poly Choir Trip: Friday, April 4
Chapel: Tuesday, April 8, 8-8:45 A.M.
Easter Vacation – No School: Monday, April 14 through Monday, April 21
Happy Birthday Anjeli Macaranas: Monday, May 1
End of Year Convocation: Monday, May 1 at 8:00 A.M.
Half Day: Wednesday, May 7 – Dismissal at 12:00 noon
Chapel: Tuesday, May 13, 8-8:45 A.M.
Grades 1-4 Awards Assembly: Wednesday, May 21 at 12:30 P.M.
Grades 5-6 Awards Assembly: Thursday, May 22, 10:30 A.M. – Dismissal at 12:00 noon
High School Graduation: Thursday, May 22, 7:00 P.M.
Last Day of School: Friday, May 23 – Dismissal at 12:00 noon

Mrs. Vander Kooi March 17, 2014PC Pierce2016-11-16T22:20:16-08:00

Mrs. Hancox March 17, 2014

WRITING: YOUNG AUTHORS CELEBRATION! On Monday, we will celebrate ALL students and their narrative stories. Students may bring a snack for all to celebrate after their sharing of stories.

All students did a fantastic job with creating a narrative fictional story. Six stories were chosen by outside educators as the finalists to be submitted to High School for 1st, 2nd, 3rd placement. All stories are submitted without names. Class young author writing grades are developed by use of a teacher rubric. Each students story will be published and we will celebrate our Young Authors as a class this Friday!

Congratulations to our Young Author finalists: 6th graders: Will Henderson, Brittany McCann, Sydney Saville 5th graders: Isaac Hwang, Kennedy Robles, Mark Pimentel.

WEDNESDAY IS A HALF-DAY DUE TO TEACHER INSERVICE. DISMISSAL IS AT 12:00.

READING:

Students are choosing a country to study to tie current history to ancient history. A rubric will be sent home Monday advising how to create a research project board. The project will be given a six week outline. Students will complete different components of the project both inside and outside of class.

We will begin Literature Circles soon when our history projects are nearing completion. I estimate the time to be approximately four weeks before assignment is made in our last novel study.

MATH:

As we moved ahead, we will revisit and review concepts in fractions. This new unit will be 5/6 combined teachings on coordinate graphing.

SOCIAL STUDIES:

This week we begin a study of Greek architecture and art. Students will enjoy Greek art.

BIBLE: We continue Unit 5 which focuses on Gospel Writings: Jesus’ Ministry.

Students did a fantastic job learning the names of the 12 disciples. This week our verse is:

11 What Jesus did here in Cana of Galilee was the first of the signs through which he revealed his glory; and his disciples believed in him.

SPELLING: more syllable patterns

balance
salute
marine
govern
talent
pretend
mature
patent
melon
spirit
career
severe
merit
tenor
perish
famine
maroon
plateau
weapon
topic

VOCABULARY- suffix -ful

blissful
bountiful
cheerful
doubtful
forgetful
harmful
meaningful
successful

DATES TO REMEMBER:

End of 2nd Semester: Friday, March 14
FCS Auction: Saturday, March 15
Half Day: Wednesday, March 19 – Dismissal at 12:00 noon
Chapel: Tuesday, March 25, 8-8:45
SAT 10 Testing: Monday, March 31 through Friday, April 4
Cal Poly Choir Trip: Friday, April 4
Chapel: Tuesday, April 8, 8-8:45
Easter Vacation – No School: Monday, April 14 through Monday, April 21
Happy Birthday Andrea! Happy Birthday Sydney!

Mrs. Hancox March 17, 2014PC Pierce2016-11-16T22:20:17-08:00

Mrs. R’s Super Stars March 10th, 2014

Good Morning Parents! I hope you all had a wonderful weekend with your families! This week is our benchmark testing for the 3rd quarter. Most of our testing will be done in the morning. Please be sure your child gets to bed on time and eats a nice healthy breakfast each morning!

Memory Verse:

But those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength.

Isaiah 40:31a

Language Arts: This week in language arts I will be assessing students on their reading levels as well as their writing. In writing they must write an expository text about themselves.

Math: We will be taking our math benchmark this week to asses everything we have learned this quarter. We will also be finishing up our unit on money. We will be taking our test next week.

Please work at home with identifying coins and their values. Throw some change on the table and have them sort the coins by what they are, then ask them how much each coin is worth. The kids know how to count by 5’s and 10’s but if they don’t know what each coin is, this skill will not be helpful.

Physical Fitness: We will continue our P.E testing this week

Bible: We will continue learning about David

Spelling Words:

that

what

this

with

which

then

when

white

where

path

put

each

down

Auction: We are still in need of some auction items for donation!! Each class is competing to earn the most class points!! Lets see how many points these superstars can get!! Contact central office for ideas on items to donate.

IMPORTANT DATES

3-14 – Quarter 3 Ends

3-15 – FCS Auction

3-19 – Teacher Inservice – School dismissed at 12:00 PM

3-31 – 4-4 – SAT testing

4-14 – 2-21 – Easter Vacation – He Is Risen!

DONT FORGET YOUR SPIRIT WEAR EVERY FRIDAY!

Mrs. R’s Super Stars March 10th, 2014PC Pierce2016-11-16T22:20:18-08:00

Mrs. Witters March 10, 2014

Dear Parents, March 10, 2014

I am looking forward to meeting with you during parent-teacher conferences THIS week. My schedule is really packed, so please be on time. I promise to try and stay on schedule too!!!!!!!!

We are studying the creation story this week. Our character trait is creativity. There will not be a new Bible verse this week… we will review.

Wednesday, March 19 is Teacher Inservice Day. Come in the A.M. from 8:00 – 12:00.

Our Zoo Trip is Friday, April 4. We will ride the bus. Please be at school at 8:00. We’ll visit the Zoo from 9:00 – 10:45 then ride back to school and have a picnic lunch. Please BRING A LUNCH…I will provide the blankets and popsicles for dessert!!

Our Easter Party and field trip to Fresno State’s Farm will be combined on Friday, APRIL 11. We are having a picnic and party with our tour of the farm. Come from 8:15 – 12:00. We‘ll ride the bus. PLEASE BRING A SACK LUNCH and dessert will be provided . We’ll have an Easter Egg Hunt too!!!

Easter vacation is April 12 – April 22. We start back to school on TUESDAY, April 23.

We are very busy and CREATIVE kindergarten kids! Thanks for all your help and love!

In His grip,

Mrs. Witters

CALENDAR

March 15 F.C.S. Auction ( our class quilt is for sale)

March 10-14 “K” Parent Teacher Conferences

March 19 Teacher Inservice- come in the morning.

8:00-12:00

April 4 Zoo Trip

April 11 F.S.U Farm Tour and Easter Party – A.M.

April 12-22 EASTER VACATION

May 6 OPEN HOUSE – 7-8 (Drop in anytime)

May 7 Teacher Inservice – come 8:00-12:00

May 9 Mother’s Tea Party

May 20 Promotion – A.M.

May 21 “K” Swim Party and LAST DAY OF “K”

Mrs. Witters March 10, 2014PC Pierce2014-03-10T07:00:02-07:00

Mrs. Hancox March 10, 2014

Hancox Archeologists

We had a fantastic learning experience at the Egyptian Museum. Our docent was engaging, entertaining, and most important knowledgeable. The museum is filled with ancient artifacts that have been excavated from areas of Egypt. In our studies, we came to a deeper awareness of how much we needed a savior to deliver us from the false practices and confusion of monotheism. Thank you Lord, for sending us your son Jesus!

AUCTION: It is quickly approaching. Yes, it is this coming weekend! First, let me say my sincere thank you to all who have donated to this year’s auction. Second, we are still in need of desserts and auction items. If you are able to donate a dessert this Friday or Saturday AM, please have your child complete an auction donation form. May the Lord richly bless you for blessing the lives in our school through your donations.

JUNIOR HIGH CHEER TRYOUTS:

The time has finally come to show your school spirit! Learn stunts, jumps, and tumbling! Jr. High cheer tryouts will be held on Saturday March 29th @ 9 A.M. All 6th grade girls interested in trying out for Jr. High Cheer must attend the parent meeting held on Friday, March 14th @ 3:30 P.M. in room 521. For any questions please contact Courtney Raymundo: craymundo@fresnochristian.com

WRITING: All students did a fantastic job with creating a narrative fictional story. Six stories were chosen by outside educators as the finalists to be submitted to High School for 1st, 2nd, 3rd placement. All stories are submitted without names. Class young author writing grades are developed by use of a teacher rubric. Each students story will be published and we will celebrate our Young Authors as a class this Friday!

Congratulations to our Young Author finalists: 6th graders: Will Henderson, Brittany McCann, Sydney Saville 5th graders: Isaac Hwang, Kennedy Robles, Mark Pimentel.

READING:

Students are choosing a country to study to tie current history to ancient history. A rubric will be sent home advising students how to create a research project board to place their countries information onto. The project will be given a six week outline. Students will complete different components of the project both inside and outside of class.

MATH:

Continued studies: 5th Divide fractions, 6th: rates and percents

SOCIAL STUDIES:

This week we begin a study of Greek mythology by reading The 12 Labors of Hercules. City states will be awarded points to put towards both grade and polis honors!

BIBLE: We continue Unit 5 which focuses on Gospel Writings: Jesus’ Ministry.

BIBLE MEMORY VERSE: We are learning the names of the 12 Disciples this week and their backgrounds before their calling to follow Jesus!

SPELLING:

neon
create
slumber
common
cabbage
bullet
funnel
mammoth
rescue
chapter
blister
splendid
accent
trumpet
ruin
trail
poet
diet
fluid
triumph

VOCABULARY:

childish
foolish
lavish
peevish
sheepish
sluggish
squeamish
stylish

DATES TO REMEMBER:

Chapel: Tuesday, March 11, 8-8:45
End of 2nd Semester: Friday, March 14
FCS Auction: Saturday, March 15
Half Day: Wednesday, March 19 – Dismissal at 12:00 noon
Chapel: Tuesday, March 25, 8-8:45
SAT 10 Testing: Monday, March 31 through Friday, April 4
Cal Poly Choir Trip: Friday, April 4
Chapel: Tuesday, April 8, 8-8:45
Easter Vacation – No School: Monday, April 14 through Monday, April 21
Happy Birthday Andrea! Happy Birthday Sydney!

Mrs. Hancox March 10, 2014PC Pierce2016-11-16T22:20:19-08:00

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CHARACTER TRAIT: Patience

PARENT CORNER

Bible Verse – March 19-23

Spelling – March 17-21 – Lesson 31

We Are One: Growing in Christ