Hello Parents,
Everyone is really getting into a groove now! I love seeing you all at drop off and pick up! We have such a wonderful group of students! I hope you all are loving the new lobby as much as we are enjoying being in it everyday! There is so much going on already, and I want to fill you in on all of it.
The football team came to the Eagle's Nest today to lead our Devotional. What great role models those young men are to our spiritual growing students. It was wonderful to watch high school students and elementary school students interact together while singing and praising God in worship. Cory Teague spoke about treating others like you want to be treated! The students loved being able to walk through a tunnel the football players made and giving them a high five! I love the support we show between schools and to each other! Please click on the "Eagle News" tab to see pictures from today's devotional.
I sent out an email yesterday with our drop off procedures on it. I hope you find this helpful and understand that your child's safety is first priority. Please take a few minutes to read over it!

The FUNDRAISERS have begun. Please get out there and help support our school. I know you all are already doing this, but just a reminder the turn in dates are August 23rd and 30th.
We will have a boy scout leader come and speak to our boys on Tuesday, August 30th.
I hope you all found lots of good clothing items in our spirit trailer! There is so much excitement around our first High School Football game tomorrow night! So let's dress in school spirit tomorrow and jeans!
I would like to thank all of those parents who have offered to volunteer. We will be contacting you soon for help with various activities around school. We appreciate you all so much, and we are happy you want to be involved. I believe that the more a parent participates in their child's schooling whether it be- in advocacy, decision-making and oversight roles, through fundraisers and boosters, and/or as volunteers and para-professionals- the better for the student achievement.

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