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SIGSBEE SCOOP
respect, responsibility, resilience
April 13- April 17
Week 3 of Home Learning


We are so proud of all of our Sailfish and their families for their resilience and dedication through this very unusual time.  While we really enjoy connecting with you on screen, we can't wait to see you in person once again.  Here's a gift to our students from your teachers and staff.....stay healthy and stay positive.  We'll see you tomorrow in the Zoom Room!

A special thank you to first grade teacher, Mrs. Andrews, for coordinating our video.

THURSDAY IS CRAZY HAT DAY!
Wear your homemade crazy hat to your live lessons on Thursday and celebrate the end of 3 weeks of Home Learning.  Prizes will be given for schoolwide winners in the following category:

Most creative
Most colorful
Biggest flop
21+ (adult category)

HOME LEARNING WEBSITE
Don't forget to access all of our resources on our home learning website.  Included here are meal delivery schedules, class schedules, contact numbers for our counselors, tips for parents and much more.  If we can support you in any way, please don't hesitate to reach out.  We'll get through this together!


LAST CHANCE FOR YEARBOOKS!



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