Mon- Shepherds Pie, Corn, Apricots, Pineapple, Muffin, Milk
Tue- Turkey Noodle Soup, Cheese Stick, Applesauce, Orange Slice, Crackers, Roll, Milk
Wed- Stroganoff, Peas, Peaches, Pears, Roll, Milk
Thu- Sloppy Jo, Carrot Sticks, Raisins, Mixed Fruit Salad, Roll, Milk
Fri- NO SCHOOL
Request for Substitutes
If you are interested in substituting for cooks, janitors, teacher’s aids, or teachers, please stop by the school office for an application.
Staff News
· Mrs. Parks attended two meetings with local superintendents.
· We began our MONTCAS testing this week, with 3rd - 8th graders taking the three sections of math.
· 1st News finished a unit on the Winter Olympics! They had fun keeping track of the number of medals the US won. We had the most with 37!! They also looked at pictures of each sport to become more familiar with the sports we have never seen before! The first grade will now be starting a unit on the Iditarod which begins on Saturday, March 6th. We will be following the Montana mushers and also the top ten places on a daily basis. We will pick one rookie to track throughout the race too.
· 4th News: We are continuing to learn our states and capitals. Up next is the midwest.
· 6th History: Doing a research/mapping project about the Silk Road of Ancient China.
· 8th History: Beginning to study Lewis and Clark. We are looking forward to bringing in a guest speaker or two and some really awesome projects.
Track Assistant Coach
We are looking for a volunteer who would like to help as an assistant coach. Track season runs from April 12th~ May 27th. If you are willing to help out, please call the school office at 244-5581.
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Science Fair Results
1st – Griffin A 1st – Julia H
2nd – Leila R 2nd – Danner N
3rd – Rebecca V 3rd – Kayley O
Jacob D
Best of Show 4th- 5th Griffin Ashley!!!
6th Grade 7th Grade
1st – Katie L 1st – Mikayla H
2nd – Breanna J. 2nd – Eric K
Tyler H 3rd – Brianna P
3rd – Blaine R.
8th Grade Best of Show
1st – Stash W 6th, 7th , & 8th
2nd – Taylor P Katie Lassiter!!!
3rd – Scottlyn A
The above students have qualified for the State Science Fair to be held at the U of M Adam’s Center on March 22nd. This event will be open to the public from 7-9 pm.
A Good Start
Did you know that breakfast is the most important meal of your child’s day? It provides the nutrients and energy he/she needs to concentrate in school. Research even shows that kids who eat breakfast get better grades, pay more attention in class and behave better. Help your youngster begin his/her day on the right food.
Make Time
Set the alarm to allow 10-15 unhurried minutes for breakfast. Suggest several healthy breakfast items and let your child choose. Tip: If your youngster doesn’t like to make decisions first thing in the morning, give him breakfast choices the night before.
3-8 Lolo @ Potomac
3-10 Potomac @ Hellgate
(2:30 dismissal)
3-12 Potomac @ Target Range
(No School)
3-15 Target Range @ Potomac
3-17 Desmet @ Potomac
3-22 Frenchtown @ Potomac
3-23 Clinton @ Potomac
4-6~8 Tournament
All game times are at 4:00 & 5:00
3-8~10 MONTCAS Science
3-9 School Board Meeting 7pm
3-11 Early Out 1:30
3-12 NO SCHOOL
3-14 4-H meeting 4:00 pm
3-13 4-H Drama Festival
3-16~3-18 MONTCAS Comm . Arts
3-20 State Poetry Out Loud
3-22 State Science Fair
3-25 Early out 2:30
3-26 3rd Quarter Ends
3-29~4-4 Spring Break NO SCHOOL
4-5 Special Board Meeting 9am
4-8 Early Out 2:30
4-9 Grades go home
4-11 4-H Talk and Demo Day 4:00pm
4-12 Track practice begins
4-13 School Board Meeting 7pm
4-22 Spring Celebration
4-22 Early Out 2:30
4-26 NO SCHOOL PIR Day
4-28 Chip Jasmin
4-30 Staff Bake Sale
4-30 4th Quarter Midterms
5-6 4-H Extravaganza
