And a few more :)
More from Salmon Release Day!
Salmon release 2024 was incredible! This morning, our third grade students and staff gathered along the Muskegon River, sending 63 R-P raised chinook salmon to the next stage of their fascinating life cycle. After the release, students removed trash from their annual release site as active stewards of Rocket City. What an experience! Proud!!!
TONIGHT: Kindergarten Round-Up. One last reminder - Come anytime between 6-8pm. Fill out registration paperwork, tour the classrooms, and meet some staff. Bring: child's birth certificate, immunization record, hearing and vision test results, driver's license and piece of mail with parent name and address.
Hope to see you tonight! Come anytime between 6-8pm. Fill out registration paperwork, tour the classrooms, and meet some staff. Bring: child's birth certificate, immunization record, hearing and vision test results, driver's license and piece of mail with parent name and address.
TONIGHT: Central Family Skate Fundraiser at Jumpin' Jupiter at 5:00-7:00pm. Come join the fun!
Our salmon are growing big and strong, and our tank is plentiful! Awesome job third grade students and staff! An exciting release day awaits :)
Throughout the month of February, we celebrated kindness as part of our CKH Leadworthy series. Students were encouraged to participate in daily kindness challenges announced each morning. As a culminating event, we held a schoolwide assembly in the gymnasium today. One student from each classroom received recognition and a little gift for their steady commitment to being kind. Students nominated a couple teachers as well :)
Our theme for March is Courage!
Fourth graders welcomed Jackie Griffin, Director of food service to discuss their social action project: The War on Foam. R-P recently switched to compostable lunch trays from foam, which are much healthier for the Earth and for humans.
ESSER lll Funding - Stakeholder Input Survey "2"
In December 2021, Reeths-Puffer district and community stakeholders were invited to have input on how the district could best use American Recovery Act funds to recover from learning loss in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic. We are pleased to report that all projects originally approved under this grant have been completed or are under way.
We are once again seeking input on how to best use the remaining funds from that grant. These funds are for one-time or short-term expenditures to address post-pandemic learning loss. Please take time to let us know your opinion by completing this brief survey by 2:00 pm on Friday, March 1, 2024.
Survey Link: https://forms.gle/XQ7vMjhZew1s87uC8
(You may need to paste this link into your browser)
Thank you!
The Scholastic Book Fair is coming! SAVE THE DATE for March 4 & 5 and get ready to empower your reader with book choice. Start exploring together: https://www.scholastic.com/bf/centralelementaryschool64 #ScholasticBookFairs
A little math game fun as first grade friends flex their numerical thinking!
Reeths-Puffer Schools will be closed Tuesday, Jan. 23 due to weather conditions.
Tonight's Activity in TL Cancelled
Hey parents,
Please make sure you give us your feedback on the climate survey.
https://forms.gle/2uRTnFSK2uCVATyj8
Reeths-Puffer Schools are closed Wednesday, Jan. 10 due to weather conditions.
Tonight's PTO Meeting CANCELLED. The next meeting will be on Tuesday, January 9th at 4:00pm.
Reminder: The 4th annual RPHS Light Show is this evening starting at 6:00pm! Come out to see our display and enjoy some holiday cheer! All proceeds go to the Muskegon Rescue Mission. Hope to see you soon!
Second graders in Mrs. Mason’s class are learning about Paleontologists and the tools they use. Here are some pictures of fossil activities from the week involving students using special tools to excavate while working collaboratively to discover new techniques for success!
The eggs have arrived at Central! Here's to another great year of 3rd Grade Salmon in the Classroom, culminating in a Muskegon River release come spring!!!
