Laws and Consequences.
What Are Laws?
1. Laws are rules created by governments to keep people safe and maintain order.
2. Apply to everyone, including teenagers.
3. Exist at different levels: School rules, city ordinances, State Law and Federal Laws.
Why Do Laws Exist?
1. Laws and rules protect people and property.
2. Prevent harm and dangerous behavior.
3. Promote fairness and justice.
4. Keep society organized.
Common Laws Affecting School Students
1. Underage drinking and drug use, including tobacco and vapes.
2. Driving Laws (speeding, texting while driving, DUI and rules of the road).
3. Theft and vandalism.
4. Bullying and cyberbullying
5. Trespassing
CR Toys Summer Bridge Book orders are due by Friday, April 17th. Be sure to get your orders in so your student can keep learning and growing all summer long!
This morning students learned all about the Artemis II and the splash down of Integrity. Students learned where it will be splashing down, how fast it will be traveling , and through what temperature. We talked about how the four astronauts prepared to make their way back to Earth and what makes this space mission special. Then, teachers competed to see who could land their Integrity(paper airplane) closest to the Pacific Ocean (bowl of water). We hope it was a memory maker kind of morning!
Good Cookie Awards today! 🍪🎉
Small actions make a big difference—and these students prove it every day! We missed last week, so we made up for it by drawing extra names and celebrating even more amazing students. Keep up the great work!
Our 3rd graders brought BIG ideas to the Invention Convention this year—way to go!
🏆 1st Place
Lincoln Maulsby & Carter Alumit — The Super Vest
🥈 2nd Place
Elise Talbert — The Eye Glasses Cleaner
Easton Majerus — Smorshmallows
🥉 3rd Place
Cecily Smock & Hope Ciemnoczolowski — Leg Warmers 2
Cole Ingram — Lego Carrier
⭐ Honorable Mention
Aislynn Schneider & Vianney Romero-Sanchez — The Scrub Bug
Savannah Gillming — Dog Food-mometer
Kaley Oltman & Addy Martinez — Doggy Dream House
Hoss Aschenbrenner — Understand Your Baby’s Cry
Leo Damratowski & Asher Wilhelm — Fireproof Nintendo Case
Cooper Jensen & Kellin Bensen — Soccer Succer
Declan Erickson — Party Thrower
We are so proud of all of our students for their creativity, problem-solving, and hard work.
We’re in need of Kleenex for our classrooms.
If you can help by sending in a box, we’d be so grateful!
These students continue to set a great example for others through their actions and choices every day.
We are so proud of you and loved getting to send you off with lots of support and excitement!
It’s a great Monday for a Good Cookie Day! 🍪🎉
Good Cookie Awards were handed out today—we love celebrating students who go above and beyond to make our school a positive place!
Kindergarten and 1st Grade students will have their Spring Music Program at the Minden High School Performing Arts Center on Monday, March 23.
⭐ Kindergarten
• Meet in the vocal room between 6:00–6:15 p.m.
• Performance begins at 6:30 p.m.
⭐ 1st Grade
• Meet in the vocal room between 6:30–6:45 p.m.
• Performance begins at 7:00 p.m.
Students are encouraged to wear red, white, and blue! ❤️🤍💙
We look forward to sharing this special evening of music with our families!
Our kindergarteners had so much fun becoming little bread makers! They practiced “kneading” play dough and explored building cube shapes using popsicle sticks. We love their imagination and hard work!
✨ Our 2nd Grade Engineers at Work! ✨
On St. Patrick’s Day, second graders put their STEM skills to the test! They designed and built their very own rainbows, working hard to make them strong enough to hold as many pieces of gold as possible.
There was lots of creativity and problem-solving along the way.
Be on the lookout and take a moment to check their bags tonight when they get home!
Our students continue to shine by making good choices and being respectful leaders in our school.
Keep up the amazing work!
Just a reminder that there will be no school March 11th–13th for Spring Break.
We hope everyone enjoys the extra time off and has a fun and safe break! ☀️
Kindergarten and 1st Grade families — please be on the lookout for a bright red note coming home with your student! This note includes important details about our K–1 Spring Program on Monday, March 23 at the Minden High School Performing Arts Center.
Students are encouraged to wear as much red, white, and blue as possible to help celebrate!
Please read the red note carefully when it comes home for all the details.
