Nebo School District will be hosting a series of Parent Awareness Nights. The topics of discussion will include mental health and safety planning with youth. Several community service providers will be present to answer question and help individuals to access services. See the event flyer for more information.
Mrs. Harvey's First Graders earned a prize from Mr. Gull for their hard work during the month of December. They chose to challenge him to GoNoodle "The Ultimate Champ" to see who could last the longest. Mr. Gull did really well against the 22 students, who are now working to earn another prize. There may be a rematch forthcoming.
We have had a week packed with holiday happenings including: winter reading carnival, singing around the tree, choir performances, Christmas programs and our reading incentive awards activity. Even amid the festivities, our teachers are amazing and have wonderful, enriching activities planned for the students. Thank you to ALL who have planned, supported, and helped to make these activities successful for our wonderful students at Rees. Photos will be posted on our Facebook page, so please follow us there.
In fourth grade, we have been learning all about soil. This week we made an edible soil profile. The students had a great time choosing which food best represented the bedrock, subsoil, topsoil, and humus. Although, I think they enjoyed eating their soil even more!
Wondering what to make for dinner tomorrow night? Wonder no further. Take your family to Chick-Fil-A on December 5th from 5-8 pm and tell them you're from Rees Elementary. They will donate part of the proceeds back to us!! Sounds like a winner-winner-chicken dinner to me!!!
The following students were named students of the month for November for showing how they S.O.A.R through their actions and hard work. Congratulations!
"From Sea to Shining Sea"
Artists In Residence
There will be a showcase of the students’ art on Friday November 17th. Students who have been studying about Dance and Storytelling will perform at 1:30 in the gym. (Due to time restraints only a few students from each grade will be sharing their stories. Check with your student to find out if they are performing.)
These students passed their timed addition test and completed 50 problems in less than 3 minutes with 100% accuracy. They earned their bronze addition brag tag. Way to aim high and achieve 2nd graders!
Rees 2nd graders have been SOARING!
These students showed excellence in the classroom by doing a variety of things, such as bringing their take-home library book back each day, showing improvement in math and reading, working hard and being great examples to their classmates.