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Issue 23 ~ March 18th, 2008 ~ |
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See Also: Upcoming Events: Announcements: 9th Annual District 279 Student Art Show Kids' Fair 41st Annual Wastebasket Revue Congratulations to Birch Grove School for the Arts and Edgewood Elementary: A Science, Math, and Technology School! |  |
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Message From The Superintendent |
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A Readin' Rodeo
Edgewood Elementary Students take an e-Field Trip Imagine being able to escape to the wilderness without Osseo Junior High students dance with the flamenco stars Artists performing for the Shubert Theater in Minneapolis brought their talents to Osseo Junior High recently via video conferencing technology in their media center. OARE Scholarship Breakfast Thank you for your contribution to the 2007 Scholarship Breakfast. It was a resounding success! We sold over 100 more tickets this year than last year and received donations of $1,085! More than 120 people volunteered their time and hard work for this event. Thanks to the orchestra students for getting up on a day off from classes to provide wonderful music for us. It was very enjoyable. It was great to see all the crafts, books, and paintings for sale that were created by students, staff, and retirees. People enjoyed connecting with friends they hadn’t seen for a while. Special recognition goes to Weaver Lake, Osseo Senior, Cedar Island and the Enrollment Center/ACHIEVE/CBVAT for the highest percentages of staff purchasing tickets. |
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What do you get when you cross a book, a friendly challenge, and a horse? The answer is Palmer Lake Elementary School Principal Tommy Watson riding a horse.
leaving the comfort of a heated building. Kindergarten through third graders at Edgewood Elementary School: A Science, Math and Technology School were able to do just that recently as a series of virtual field trips, via video conference, to the International Wolf Center in Ely, Minn. took place at the school. |
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