NEWSLETTER

Buzzing with Spring Energy 

Camels Hump was buzzing with energy and excitement last  week after our spring break.   Over fifty of our students returned to school with only four more days to put the final touches on the drama production “When Bad Things Happen to Good Actors”.  Their countless hours of rehearsals, learning to work as a team, dedication and patience truly paid off.  They brought the stage to life with fantastic acting, comedy, singing, dancing and great ad libbing with surprise cameos. From performers on stage to students supporting behind the scenes as well as sound and lighting, the production really showcased our talented students. They demonstrated confidence, maturity, perseverance and cohesion.  We are so incredibly proud of each and every one of them. We are so unbelievably grateful for all the families who helped behind the scenes as well and a huge THANK YOU to director Nora Pemberton and co-director Kathy Ritzer. Their directions, creativity, flexibility and patience was like no other. They are a valuable asset to our school community. Bravo!

This week we celebrated Teacher Appreciation Week. We are so grateful for  our incredible teachers and staff for the dedication, care, and energy they bring to our students each day. Their commitment creates a supportive, positive and engaging learning environment where all students can thrive.  It is truly incredible to watch our students achieve their goals and grow into responsible, caring, inclusive and engaged community members with the guidance and experience of our teachers and staff!  THANK YOU!

We also want to recognize our outstanding Student Leadership team for their exceptional job they did facilitating Monday’s faculty meeting. Their preparation, confidence, and leadership were truly impressive and reflected the strong student voice we are working to create within our school community.

Our students also did a fantastic job participating in the required bus evacuation drills this week. They demonstrated responsibility, attentiveness, and cooperation throughout the process, helping ensure a safe and successful experience for all.

Finally, we were thrilled to welcome our incoming 5th grade families during our recent Information Night. It was wonderful to connect with new families, share information about our school community, and begin building excitement for the year ahead. Thank you to everyone who helped make the evening such a success!

We wish everyone a great weekend and a Happy Mother’s Day to all the moms and caregivers who provide love, support, encouragement and care to the students in our community.

Gretchen Muller