Goal: 35,000 paws Celebration: Fancy Lunch
Paw Slip Total: 28,191
Goal: 35,000 paws Celebration: Fancy Lunch
Paw Slip Total: 28,191
“Children are not problems to be solved. They are people to be met.”
Thursday, November 5, 2026 Day: 4 Car Duty: 1st
Subs: Open position (Ro), Kim (Cathy B.), Open Position (Katie Crespo), Amy - PM (Julie Hakert)
Birthday: No Birthdays
This Week:
Thursday - 7:35 Classy Meeting
ALICE Lockdown / Barricade Drill
8:40 a.m. = 4th grade classrooms
9:00 a.m. = 2nd/3rd grade classrooms
9:15 a.m. = 1st Grade classrooms
2:35 p.m. = Kindergarten
Friday - Deadline to Submit Spyin Lions & ROAR Leaders
Coming Up:
Monday -
Tuesday - 7:35 Tier 2
8:40 Vet's Day Assembly (PowerPoint with Veterans will be sent for viewing in individual classrooms)
9:00 Volunteer Workshop
6:30 PTO Mtg
Wednesday - 7:35 Tier 1
Thursday - 7:35 BAT Meeting
Clay begins in art
Friday - Clay in art
Caring Corner/Wellness Tips:
🌿 Wellness Wednesday
This week's wellness advice is highly scientific:
Laugh more. 😂
Not because everything is funny.
Not because difficult things aren't difficult.
But because laughter is one of the easiest ways to remind ourselves that life isn't only about getting everything right.
Find the colleague who makes you laugh.
Send the ridiculous meme.
Tell the funny story.
Watch the silly video.
Laugh at something your students said—appropriately, of course. 😉
😂 Challenge: Find one genuine laugh this week.
And if you have to manufacture it by watching a video of a dog falling asleep while sitting up…we won't judge.
❤️ Remember: Joy isn't frivolous.
The hard things will still be there. The emails will still be there. The meetings will still be there.
But so should the laughter.
Sometimes a five-minute laugh with the right person is exactly what we need to keep going.
Family Announcements:
Justin's grandma passed away. Please keep him and his family in your thoughts and prayers.
Better news for Emily's family. Althought her aunt, Mary Beth, does have leukemia it does not appear to be terminal but treatable. Your thoughts and prayers continue to be treasured as they walk out the steps for this process.
Amy Slingluff who was an associate at BW and now works at BP. Their 22 year old son, Alex, has been diagnosed with Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma in early September. He has been traveling to Mayo Clinic in Rochester, had a tonsillectomy two weeks ago, and is starting chemo today. He will have between 4 and 6 rounds of chemotherapy, spaced 21 days apart. Any prayers and good wishes are greatly appreciated.