Lil Dogie News
April 12, 2024
You don't need a cape
to be a hero.
You just need to care.
~ Kid President
What's Happening?
Week of April 15-19, 2024
Monday: 3-5 Muffins in the Morning 7:45
Tuesday: Lil Dogie Lunch
Wednesday:
Thursday: Good Citizen
Friday: Early release; School Carnival 4-6
Early Dismissal
1:05 4th & 1st
1:10 5th & 2nd
1:15 3rd & K
Calendars and schedules are available on Dojo, FB, and website. You can also contact the office for paper copies.
April 15-WYTOPP Kick-off, 3-5 Muffins in the Morning
April 16-May 10-WTYOPP Reading, Math, and Science
April 19-School Carnival
April 22-Spring Concert 3-5
April 23-Spring Concert K-2
May 14-5th Grade Band Concert
May 16-Art Show
May 17-Art/Talent Show
May 21-Watiki
May 23-3-5 Track and Field Day
May 24-K-2 Field Day; Last Day of School
WYTOPP Starting
Starting this next week, NES students in grades 3rd, 4th, and 5th will begin taking the Wyoming Test of Proficiency and Progress (WYTOPP). WYTOPP is an online assessment given to Wyoming students in grades 3-10. All students are assessed in reading and math. Students in grades 3, 5, 7, and 9 are also assessed in writing. A science assessment is given to students in grades 4, 8, and 10.
Each grade level at NES will have a schedule for testing. Your child's teacher will send information about testing dates. You can help support your child by ensuring they get plenty of sleep and eat a healthy breakfast. Encouraging them to take their time and give their best effort is also beneficial. Feel free to send positive notes and words of encouragement! This assessment will help us target areas of their learning and also look at ways to improve our overall programming. If you have questions, don't hesitate to ask.
Shout Outs!
Congratulations to 2nd Grade!
They stole the Golden Spatula from 3rd for having great behavior in the lunchroom!
*Thank you to Raising Readers for donating books for young readers!
*Shout out to Isabella's for providing this months Lil Dogie Lunch!
Joke of the Week
Why is the chicken mean?
be cluck!
Submitted by Clancy N.
Jokes are a great way to help build vocabulary. If your child has a joke to share, have them write it down and bring it to the office. It might get chosen to share on the morning announcements!
Thank you for letting us be a part of your child's educational journey. If you ever have any questions, concerns, or ideas please contact me. I am here to help and value your input.