Socktober is a time where we collect new socks for the homeless, our soldiers, and others in need. New socks are a luxury that many of us take for granted. Socks keep our feet warm, dry, and clean during the winter months.

During the month of October, please bring in New socks of all sizes, and types so we can share them with those in need. A collection box will be outside of the main office. Thank you.

10/26- “It’s crazy to do drugs!” Students are to wear crazy hats and crazy socks while they are in uniform.

10/27- “Follow your dreams, don’t do drugs!” Wear school appropriate pajamas or sweats.

10/28-“Drugs are not a game.” Wear a favorite sports jersey or team shirt and jeans.

10/29- “Don’t get mixed up with drugs!” Out of uniform and wear miss matched clothing.

10/31- Happy Halloween!

We are too smart to start!

I pledge, to be drug, alcohol, and tobacco free.

I pledge to encourage my peers to do the same.

A. Children are often surprised, adults, too, when something that looks easy is actually hard. Learning to find ways to overcome challenges will help your daughter stick with activities and develop persistence. If your child wants to sign up for an art class, let the child know that she will have to finish the class before signing up for something new. If things become hard, brainstorm some fun ways she can work through the difficulty. Overtime, your child will get into the habit of looking for solutions instead of giving up.