Book Fair January 27 - January 31st

Track Parent Meeting - February 3rd at 5:30 in the main gym

Open House - Tuesday February 4th

Winter Break - February 10 - 14

Parking for Spring Family Night will be available in the FRONT or BUS parking lots. This is a Come and Go Event to give families the time to see the campus, meet the teachers and learn how to help support your students learning.

From 6:15-6:30 Mrs. Williams will be sharing how our community can come together to ensure that Our Kids, Our Staff and Our Community come FIRST.

Room 1133

Our 8th Grade Girls team are district champs! Way to go!

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This month, I’m excited to share three engaging books that tie into important themes we can explore together as a school community. These selections are perfect for sparking conversations at home and encouraging your children to connect with reading!

📖 Martin’s Big Words: The Life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. by Doreen Rappaport
As we honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. this month, this beautifully illustrated picture book highlights his inspiring journey and the power of his words. Through simple, powerful language, young readers can reflect on the importance of equality, kindness, and courage.

📖 Groundhog’s Day Off by Robb Pearlman
This fun and witty story gives Groundhog a whole new spin! Instead of predicting the weather, Groundhog decides to take a much-needed break. This laugh-out-loud tale is perfect for students who love humor and a little mystery as the town scrambles to find a replacement.

📖 Melt by Ele Fountain
In this thought-provoking chapter book, two students from vastly different backgrounds are brought together in an Arctic village as they face the impacts of climate change. With adventure and heart, this story explores themes of resilience, community, and friendship, making it an excellent read for older students.

I hope these selections inspire your child to dive into a new story and spark meaningful conversations at home. Be sure to visit our school library or check them out at your local library!

Happy reading,
Kimi Williams

Hildebrandt Principal

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