Our 3rd grade students presented NubAbility founder, Sam Kuhnert, with a check for $1,394.50 this afternoon. The money raised from their fundraiser will provide limb different athletes with the opportunity to attend a camp through NubAbility.
Our first grade classes finished up their Ancient Egyptians unit as we head out for Thanksgiving Break. Classes made necklaces, pharaoh hats, and were archaeologists digging for "chocolate" jewels! Great work first grade team!
Tomorrow night is almost here! We hope to see everyone at our annual Family Reading Night. Reminder that we are still collecting for the Food Drive. Donations can be dropped off in the office as you make your way to our Family Reading Night activities. Students are encouraged to wear their superhero gear!
Throughout the month of November, Tri-C will be collecting the following items that will go back directly to our students and community. Please help us in ensuring our students' most basic needs are met. We appreciate the tremendous support of our community members. Please share this post and help spread the word. Thank you!
Tri-C Elementary's Family Reading Night will be held on Thursday, November 16th from 5:30-7:30. We will have free fun, food, games and great guest readers. Bring the entire family and celebrate this year's Family Reading Night with us.
Our 3rd Grade students met Kayleb Wagner, a limb different student athlete for the SIU Saluki football team. Kayleb talked to us about being born with one hand and how to treat others who are different than you. He is a tremendous young man and wonderful example of hard work and perseverance. See more about his story by clicking the following link. Thank you Kayleb for spending time with us today. Go Dawgs!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Yzzn4Z7SaU
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Our coin drive/fundraiser for NubAbility starts tomorrow and will run through Thursday. Find out more by clicking here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OaMldmE7csA&t=5s
Our 3rd grade classes "scrubbed in" this morning as they took part in their culminating activity. Over the last several weeks they have been studying the human body in their Language Arts block. Today, each class worked in stations and completed various activities about the human body and its systems.
Thank you to Dr. and Mrs. Dabrowski for their generous donation to make this happen.
With cooler temperatures here today and in the forecast, here are a few reminders.
Front doors open at 7:30am. Please keep your child in the car until the doors open.
We will go outside for recess if the wind chill is 30 degrees or above. Dress warm.
Label tags on coats and other winter items. Lost items will be placed in the lost and found (cafeteria). The lost and found will be collected on December 19th and donated to a local resale store.
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Picture Retake Day - Nov. 1
P/T Conferences - Nov 2
Have a great night!
Our book fair will be open during parent teacher conferences tonight. Stop by to check out this year's fair. Student shopping will take place next week and it will also be open for conferences on Thursday, November 2nd. The fair will open at 4:30 and close at 7:30 during conferences.
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This week is Red Ribbon Week. Tomorrow is Hat Day.
Have a great night!
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Fall Break: October 9th-13th.
Attendance will resume on October 16th.
Have a great night!
Don't forget...tomorrow night is the PTO Tailgate. We are looking forward to a fun night of tailgating and Lions Football!
Friday, September 29th is our annual PTO Tailgate. Come out to enjoy free food, fun, and Lions Football! We need volunteers to help with this event. You can email the PTO at pto@cartervilleschools.org with your availability. Go Lions!
