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2016-2017 School Year

Tuesday, August 2nd

8:00-4:00

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Rees Elementary has had some great examples of leadership throughout the years.   Today, Mr. Pitcher and Mrs. Horner can be added to that list.

Each grade level sets a standard regarding math facts for students to pass off throughout the year.  Students have the opportunity to earn their eagle ‘wings’ to reach that goal.  Mr. Pitcher has supported this idea as he joins in to salute and congratulate those students who have earned their wings. 

These are the students who earned 1st, 2nd, or 3rd place in the Hershey Track Meet this year in the various events that were held.  Congratulations!

The end of the year is here!  Wow!  Where did the time go?  Students and teachers had a ball at the Spanish Fork Swimming Pool on Thursday afternoon. Happy summer!!! 

The sixth grade students held a basketball tournament earlier this week.  The top 2 teams would compete against the teachers on Thursday morning.  It was a nail biter at the end but the teachers pulled it off.  Fun was had by all!  

Congratulations to the following students in second grade for their outstanding citizenship in their classrooms!  In no particular order:  Brenda Millet (not pictured), Alex Sames, Elektra Holt, Stetson Hobbs, Preslie Black, Lousha Bohnet (not pictured), Charlie Nielsen, and Ethan Woodworth

Also pictured are students who earned either their BRONZE, SILVER or GOLD sticker for passing off their math facts.  Way to soar Eagles!

In our class we celebrated Star Wars day, but instead of celebrating May the Fourth we celebrated Revenge of the Fifth (Revenge of the Sith). Revenge of the Fifth was fun. There was a lot of laughter and a lot of work. First, we all did Star Wars Just Dance.  We all danced and it was fun. It was like a huge dance off. Afterwards we were all tired.  Mrs. James let us have a 30 sec break but then we went right back to dancing. Second, we did math.

Friday was the Rees Reading Carnival.  Students had been earning tickets to spend at the carnival since January.  The amount of tickets that each student received was based on how much reading had been done at home.  Many activities and purchasing options  were available to students to participate in.  Here are a few of them:

May 7th was race day!   We had over 200 people representing Rees Elementary this year!  Wow!  Our goal was hit!  We’re so grateful to all parents, students and teachers for encouraging these great kids to run.  A huge thanks to Bethany Ericksen for making this event happen year after year.    

*The majority of the race pictures can be found on our Facebook page.