Paw Slip Total: 100,464 Goal: 105,000
Grade Totals: 2nd grade takes the lead
Kdg - 8,333 127/child 1st - 12,199 200/child 2nd - 30,452 385/child 3rd - 29,224 370/child
4th - 20,256 289/child
Paw Slip Total: 100,464 Goal: 105,000
Grade Totals: 2nd grade takes the lead
Kdg - 8,333 127/child 1st - 12,199 200/child 2nd - 30,452 385/child 3rd - 29,224 370/child
4th - 20,256 289/child
Every child is our child.
Tuesday, April 14, 2026 Day: 6 Car Duty: 1st
Subs: Natalie (Katie Crespo), Addie (Kara Bowman)
Birthdays: Logan Rasmussen (2H), Solomon Feickert (3T)
No Field today
This Week:
Monday:
Tuesday: 2 Hour Delay Schedule
ISASP Testing
7:35 Tier 2
6:30 PTO Mtg
Wednesday: 2 Hour Delay Schedule
ISASP Testing
7:35 BIP Review
Sam's Sub (Anna Tyson) in to shadow.
Thursday: ISASP Testing
2 Hour Delay Schedule
7:35 CPI Review
Sam's sub (Anna Tyson) in to shadow.
Friday: ISASP Make-up
8:45 Fire Drill
10:45 - 2:15 Officer Elvidge in preschool
Sam Klaren's last day. Good luck with your new role!
4:00 Fairwell to Sam at Bartini in Marion
Coming Up:
Monday: Anna Tyson's first day
Earth Day Week - Use your own refillable water bottle
7:30 MTSS
6:00 Hazel Point 4th grade visit night
Tuesday: Earth Day Week - Weighing garbage at lunch. Which grade level wastes the least?
7:35 Certified Staff Meeting
9:00 Volunteer Recognition
9:30 Volunteer Workshop
Wednesday: 7:35 SSA Training
Earth Day Week - Black Out Day - Let's not use any lights
10-11:15 4th Grade Civil War Presentation
Thursday: Earth Day Week - No paper day
PTO Sweet & Salty Teacher Treats
8:50 HP Visit to talk to 4th grade
2:35 4th Grade Matinee
6:30 4th Grade & 4te concerts
Friday: No School for Anyone! Teacher Comp Day
Caring Corner/Wellness Tips:
April Teacher Wellness Tip: Connecting with Purpose
1. Revisit Your “Why” Regularly
Take time to reflect on why you became a teacher. Write it down or keep a small reminder at your desk.
2. Celebrate Small Wins
Notice the little moments—student smiles, breakthroughs, kind words. These are powerful reminders that your work matters.
3. Build Meaningful Relationships
Focus on connection over perfection. A quick check-in or genuine conversation with a student can reignite your sense of purpose.
4. Reflect at the End of the Day
Ask yourself: What went well? Who did I impact today? Even one positive moment can anchor your purpose.
5. Align Tasks with Values
When possible, connect your daily tasks to what matters most to you (e.g., creativity, kindness, growth).
6. Set Intentions, Not Just Goals
Start your day with a simple intention like: “Today I will be patient and present.”
7. Keep a “Purpose Journal”
Write down meaningful teaching moments, quotes from students, or things that inspire you.
8. Limit Comparison
Avoid comparing yourself to other teachers. Your impact is unique and cannot be measured against others.
9. Create a Positive Classroom Culture
Fostering kindness and belonging helps both students and you feel a stronger sense of purpose.
10. Take Breaks to Reset
Step away briefly during the day—even a few deep breaths can help you reconnect and refocus.
11. Connect with Colleagues
Share stories, challenges, and successes. Purpose grows when it’s shared with a supportive community.
12. Use Mindfulness Moments
Pause, breathe, and be present. Even one mindful minute can help you reconnect with why you teach.
13. Focus on Growth, Not Perfection
Remind yourself that teaching is a journey. Progress matters more than getting everything “right.”
14. Engage in Professional Passion Projects
Try something that excites you—new lessons, creative activities, or student-led projects.
15. Protect Your Energy
Say no when needed. Preserving your energy helps you stay connected to your purpose long-term.
Family Announcements:
Hannah's step dad, Tim, suffered a major stroke on 4/3 and is in the ICU. Please keep them in your thoughts and prayers.
Tamara DeVries' husband (Tim) is back home and recovering.
Carol Stamp is doing great and ready to return to subbing when she isn't running to watch a child in sports or holding her new grandbaby.