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Randolph College Poetry and Photo contest

deadline- extended to Feb. 21^st    

 

Commonweatlh of Virginia Campaign Art Contest

February 1- March 31^st

 

Doodle4Google –calling all young artist to enter Google design contest.

Theme- If I could invent one thing to make the world a better place…

February 4^th- March 14^th

 

See Ms. Arrington for details and entry forms

 

 

 

update

Lots of fun activities in the plans for upper school.

Friday, Sept. 27^th  Students will get adventures in ice skating

Sept. 30^th we will be visiting the Patrick Henry National Memorial / Red Hill

 

Oct. 24^th Historical Ghost tours of Lynchburg and Sleep in

Oct 31^st Fall Festival

 

Check out the student events newsletter on Ms. Arrington’s website

 

 

 

Show your school spirit and celebrate Spirit of the Holidays...

 

Dec. 6th -snowflake or snowman day

Dec. 7th- green mint day

Dec. 8th- holiday movie character day

Dec. 9th- holiday sock day

Dec. 12th- elf day

Dec. 13th -holiday hat day

Dec. 14th-ugly holiday shirt day

Dec. 15th- reindeer day

Dec. 16th holiday costume contest (Early dismissal)

What if . . .

“What if school had one objective: hook kids with an intense curiosity to go on learning.”

Time for an Upper School Science update! The Science Fair on April 6th was a great success! All of the students did an amazing job on their projects and I am very proud of them. I would like to recognize the following students who placed in the Science Fair: 1st place: Alison Kramer, 2nd place: Alex Magid, 3rd place: Cort Mays, and Honorable Mention: Allie Hutcherson and Dillon Gregory. Again, congratulations to everyone who worked so hard on their projects!

It is officially spring and we have the babies to prove it! Our chickens and ducks have been cranking out eggs left and right. We have set aside some of the eggs to incubate and it turns out that all of them are fertile! Our first baby chickens are due to hatch on April 20th and our first baby duck is due to hatch on Easter Sunday, April 24th. All of the students are very excited for our new arrivals and really enjoy being able to candle the eggs to see the babies growing and developing on a daily basis. The elementary is even getting in on the action by looking at life cycles. We look forward to sharing pictures of our babies on the schools facebook page shortly!

The computer programmer talked about how to make make a website; also, she talked about making a computer. After I came from the computer programmer, i went to see the veterinary. Today was Carree day, so I picked to see the computer programmer, the veterinary, and the karate instructor, but instead of the karate instructor I received the collage professor.   

DLA