Senior Class Picture tomorrow, Thursday 6/12 @ 8am!!!!
Kindergarten play “A Very Cranky Bear” by Nick Bland
First grade trip to Animal Adventures!
GOTR (Girls On The Run) did a practice color run before the big race!! Thank you to Muthig’s Plumbing and Heating for making our practice 5K fun and providing the COLOR! And water bottles! Thank you to Mallinckrodt for the generous donation of tutus, headbands, and socks (not pictured) for our GOTR runners!
REMINDER: PK-6 Field Day is THIS Thursday, June 12th! Please make sure students wear sneakers & sunscreen, bring a water bottle, hat, and extra change of clothes if desired. Thank you!
Parents are still invited! Plan to arrive by 8:15, and please email Ms. Berschwinger (tberschwinger@skcs.org) so she knows you’re coming.
Summer Crop applications are due Friday 13th!!
We will be collecting Chromebooks for grades 7-12 starting tomorrow morning, Tuesday, June 10. Students need to bring their assigned Chromebook, charger and any loaner Chromebooks with them to school tomorrow.
Mrs. Hobbie’s first grade class worked very hard on their animal projects! They turned out great!!
Memorial Day
Decades Showcase was awesome!! The representations of the decades were creative and so informative!!
SK Career Fair 2025 was a great success. Stamford and Andes students joined us to check out career options. Thank you to all the local businesses and agencies who showed up to let kids know what’s out there!
Senior softball and baseball
Choral Concert
Scholar Recognition! Congratulations Caitlyn Deysenroth on being an excellent student and Gary LiCalzi for being an excellent teacher and role model!!!
💙SK Parents are you looking for something to do while your kiddos are at Kids Night Out?
😋Stop by the Hidden Inn for dinner and get 10% off your final bill. Food is amazing and you will not be disappointed.
🎟️Just ask us for a ticket when you drop off
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Tomorrow!
Miss Finkle’s 1st grade class had a special visitor! Thank you Willa Magnan for bringing Ruby to visit!
Mrs. Wayman’s students taught Miss Finkle’s 1st grade class about Mayan History!
Mrs. Kelly’s 2nd grade class finished their Math chapter on measurement and celebrated by engaging in a fun Pokémon activity! Second graders received a note from Professor Oak asking for their help in completing a set of challenges. In order to catch the Pokémon to add to their Pokédex, students had to measure each one three times using standard and nonstandard units (inches, cubes, and paper clips). After their Pokédex was complete, they compared heights and wrote about their shortest and tallest Pokémon. It was a blast and a great way to wrap up the unit!