

Week of February 10: Bobcat News
From the desk of Principal C.
February 2025
School Appreciation days
We celebrate National Black History Month!
February 3-7: National School Counseling month (dress down days sent home)
February 15: SRO appreciation day
February 24-28: Read Across America week
We celebrate Black History Month 2025
Black History Month (BHM) is a time to celebrate the achievements and contributions of African Americans in the United States. Be on the lookout for more information about how our school will celebrate in the month of February.
What's happening at the Bouch!
2/11: home communication folders sent home
2/11: 3rd grade Arts for All fieldtrip
2/11: Raising Canes fundraiser night for reading rewards
2/14: Color Run fundraiser starts
2/14: permission slips due to STEM Fest Nola trip
2/17-18: Beta Club convention
2/18: home communication folders sent home
2/24: PreK PFE event- Learn and Lunch Mambo
2/25: home communication folders sent home
AR (Accelerated Reader)/Library
9W3: ends March 13, 2025
AR reward: Nachos and Jean
How to earn the reward: Meet all 3 goals (points, percentage, and reading levels)
Principal C.'s AR Point club- ends May 9 (data below updated weekly)
25 points- earn a book grab bag
- Basil B.
- Mallorie O.
- Khristian R.
- Mali W.
- Ava T.
- Emelie C.
- Randy B.
- Jett L.
added week of 12/1
- Demin E.
- Ava M.
added week of 12/8
- Parker H.
- Kharter N.
- Bailey L.
added week of 12/15
- Saige W.
- Jayceon S.
- Isaiah P.
- Kanna M.
- Mikiya J.
- Carrigan A.
- Haley A.
added week of 1/13
- Ian B.
- Dacoby C.
- Kason D.
50 points- popcorn and drink
- Basil B.
- Mallorie O.
200 points- earn a T-shirt
400 points- Lunch off campus with Principal C. and Mrs. Terry
Counselor's Corner
New Month, New CORE Value: Resilient
Uniqueness is our core value for the month of February!
"Today you are you, that is truer than true. There is no one alive that is you-er than you!"-Dr. Suess
Thank you for being you!
Why is this CORE value important for students?
Teaching elementary school students about their uniqueness is important because it helps them develop a positive self-image, fosters inclusivity in the classroom, promotes critical thinking by exposing them to diverse perspectives, and prepares them to navigate a diverse world by celebrating individual differences and appreciating the contributions of others, ultimately leading to a more accepting and empathetic society.
-ABES School Counseling Department
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Big Brothers, Big Sisters partnership
We are incredibly happy to have so many students sign up for the BBBS program. Their team is currently working on interviewing students to find their perfect match!
Growth, Opportunity, Safety, Culture Highlights
#Culture
A heartfelt thank you to everyone who participated in our Black History program! Your dedication, talent, and effort helped make this event a meaningful and inspiring experience. Your contributions honored the rich history, culture, and achievements we celebrate, and we truly appreciate your time and commitment. Thank you for making this program a success!
Please visit our school Facebook page to see some pictures and videos!
pictured below: 3rd and 4th grade participant
#Growth
If you have any concerns, please reach out to your child's teacher to get your questions answered and the support you need.
#Opportunity
We are going on a trip and riding in a charter bus!
First copy of the permission slip was sent home last Thurdsay or Friday. Second copy of permission slips will be sent home tomorrow. There is a very short turnaround time for this trip. I have started filling charter bus number one!
Don't miss out on this awesome opportunity for your child to attend. There is no cost to students. K-2nd students must have a guardian attend and the cost for the adult is only $20.00.