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Leawood's Thanksgiving Boxes???
Leawood's Thanksgiving Boxes???
Each November, the Leawood staff create Thanksgiving Boxes for famlies who may need some extra help with food for the week. We provide items for the holiday as well as a few extra snacks for the kids. Our PTSA provides a gift card to King Soopers from our Community Support Fund for perishables or meat. If your family would benefit from this help, please complete the following form. All information is confidential, and only provided to Jennifer Magri, our school social worker, who organizes and communicates with families about getting the boxes and/or gift cards to you.
From the Library
From the Library
Thank you so much to everyone who supported our book fair - whether you bought some great books to take home, purchased books to donate to teachers' classroom libraries, or contributed to our Share the Fair fund which helped us to purchase books for kids. Thank you also to the volunteers who helped us set up, run the fair, and clean up. You are appreciated! - Mrs. Rains
Yearbooks
Yearbooks
Cover Art Contest Winning design created by Aubrey B. in Ms. Grant's 3rd grade class! Congrats!
Reserve your 2024-25 yearbook now! The site will be open for ordering until April 7.
Click this link to order on the Lifetouch Site. Reach out to Mrs. Rains with any questions.
You will also have the option to contribute to our school's yearbook donation program - to cover costs of the students in Yearbook Club and also for students who cannot afford one. Thank you!
If you have any photos from school events that you'd like to contribute to our yearbook, you may submit them through this link and Yearbook Club will decide if we can use them!
Art News
Art News
Art Fundraiser! Mrs. Wheeler is partnering with Square 1 Art as an art fundraiser again this year. Please click HERE for more information.
Choir
Choir
There will be no Choir on Wednesday, November 13.
Pop Tops
Pop Tops
In years past, our Leawood Community has collected pop tops to donate to the Ronald McDonald House. We are continuing this tradition. We have, in fact, already collected and weighed our first round of collections. Please click HERE for more information.
Fifth Grade students became Solar Energy Explorers and gathered evidence to support an argument that the apparent brightness of the Sun is dependent upon an observer's distance from the Sun. Students used their solar-powered planetary rover to find the best planet to explore.
Happy Halloween
Halloween Parade
Pink Flamingo
All the ghouls & goblins
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