PTO Meeting Tuesday, April 2, starting at 5:30 in the cafeteria.
3rd and 4th grade had a great fieldtrip at the Oklahoma Aquarium in Jenks! Students had the opportunity to pet stingrays, jellyfish, sharks and more!
Reminders:
1. No after school program tomorrow, Thursday, March 28. Please be patient as there will be a high number of cars in the parent pick up line.
2. Concession is rescheduled to next Thursday, April 4.
3. No school on Friday, March 29.
PTO Skate Night, Tuesday, March 26 from 5:30 to 7:30.
The Literacy Fair took place this week. Author Dennis Mathew was our special guest and each student received one of his books that attended.
Due to the threat of severe weather, parent pickup for 1st-8th grade students will take place in the new parking lot. When exiting the parking lot please turn right (South) to help with the traffic flow.
Twenty-two third graders recently had an opportunity to read, "How to Eat Fried Worms" in the Literacy Lab. The students then worked with the literacy lab mentors to create their very own "worm recipes!" We ended our study by comparing and contrasting the 1998 movie with the book, and enjoying yummy, wiggly treats! We are very proud of our creative and hard-working students!
There will be no after school on Thursday, March 14. Parent pickup for 1st-4th grade students without ELC or Middle school siblings will take place in the gravel parking lot. If 1st-4th grade students have ELC or Middle school siblings they will be picked up at their normal location.
Parent/Teacher conferences are Thursday, from 4:00-7:00 and Friday morning from 9:00-12:00. School will not be in session from Friday, March 15th to March 22nd. Classes will resume after Spring Break on March 25th.
Last week was Read Across America week which aims to promote reading through events and partnerships among children and teens across the nation! Grand View celebrated by encouraging reading and literacy across all grades. We enjoyed themed dress-up days, like Wacky Wednesday, and had guest readers come and read to our students. Older grades had the opportunity to visit our younger grades and do one-on-one reading with a reading buddy.
Each student took home their very own Dr. Seuss book, thanks to the Innovative Approach to Literacy grant! Students who "got caught reading" received fun prizes. What a great week!
The Literacy Fair is Tuesday, March 12th from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. in the Grand View gym. Author Dennis Mathew will be speaking and each student attending will receive a book.
Congratulations to Grand View Lady Chargers on winning the volleyball tournament yesterday!
2nd grade spent time last month doing research on famous African Americans for black history month. Students researched individuals who have had an impact on our world. Students presented their projects to the class.
Our Grand View Cherokee Club competed in the JOM Cherokee Language Bowl last week. Two of our groups proudly brought home 1st place wins! We are so proud of all of our competitors. Wado to Ms. Littledeer and our sponsors: Marissa Hambleton and Kristen Thomas.
Pictured by group are:
1. Maxon Leach, Tydyn Allen, EJ Peters, Luke Smith
2. Maggie Rhodes, Grace Thomas, Lucas Asbill, Reed Oxford, Sponsor Kristen Thomas ----- 1st Place
3. Megan Cook, Bradleigh Philips, Natalie Peters, Stella Smith
4. Arianna (Gabby) Green, Winnie Asbill, Chase Cook, Hunter Thomas, Sponsor Kristen Thomas ---- 1st Place
5. Taylee Allen, Henley Green, Kyleigh Green, Lucy Johnson, Breleigh Rowlan
Ryan Altaffer, Tavery Martin, Major Leach, Skye Rodwell, Sponsor Marissa Hambleton
Last week our 8th grade class went to the Junior Achievement career fair in Tulsa where they got to get hands-on with various career professionals and tools.
The Grand View Book Fair begins Monday, March 11 and ends Friday, March 15. The book fair will also be open during Parent/Teachers Conferences on Thursday evening and Friday morning.
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A small group of Grand View academic team members traveled to North Rock Creek in Shawnee on Saturday, February 24, 2024, for the ORES Academic Classic Competition. Students competed in four subjects: Language Arts, Math, Social Studies, and Science, on individually scored multiple-choice tests consisting of 100 questions with 50 minutes to complete each. Twenty schools competed in the competition with six members each. The top six competitors in each subject were awarded medals.
Congratulations to Grand View student, Anderson Hatley, for placing in 3 categories! Anderson won 1st place (State Champion) in Social Studies, 2nd place (State Runner-up) in Science, and 5th place in Mathematics.
Way to go, Chargers! We are so proud of your dedication and hard work!
The pre-enrollment forms for the 2024-2025 school year is due tomorrow, March 1. Students need to bring the completed forms to their homeroom teacher. This paperwork must be turned in for all students. Thank you for helping us prepare for next school year.
Enrollment for Pre-K and new Kindergarten students who will be attending Grand View for the first time in August 2024 will be April 4 from 3:30-6:00 at the new front office. Parents are encouraged to pick up an enrollment packet at the office any time before April 4.
On Monday, February 26, Grand View students in grades PK - 7th grade will bring home pre-enrollment packets for the 2024-2025 school year. Please complete the packets and have your child/children return the packets to the homeroom teacher by Friday, March 1st. If you have questions about the packets, please contact the Grand View office at 918-456-5131.
Oklahoma Oil and Natural Gas partnered with Engage Learning to provide 3 weeks of STEM camp for our students. Here 4th grade is working on snap circuits!
