Gold Medal Dragons February 22, 2013
Sage Creek Gold Medal Dragons February 22, 2013 Gold Medal Dragons are student's who work hard, make good choices, be kind to others, and do their best. Keep up the good work Draqons!
Sage Creek Gold Medal Dragons February 22, 2013 Gold Medal Dragons are student's who work hard, make good choices, be kind to others, and do their best. Keep up the good work Draqons!
Tribute:
Ginny is always thinking of her students first. She stays late at school just to make specific plans
for specific students and is always willing to brainstorm with us for better ways to help individual
students. She does this because she really loves her kids. Ginny teaches with her heart and her
whole class feels it.
She has been extremely helpful for me in helping adapt to this new environment (for
me) and as such has been a great example.
Thanks
I love Ginny's love for the arts, especially music and how she impacts
Sage Creek celebrated the Year of the Snake as we welcomed in the Chinese New Year. Students participated in the traditional dragon dance. Each student received a traditional luck red envelope with a special note inside and a luck new penny to take home.
Sage Creek Elementary students brought in 14,671 box tops. Thanks goes out to all students, parents, and friends who collected box tops. Gold Medal goes to Mrs. Graves' 4th grade class bringing in 1,593 box tops. Silver Medal goes to Mrs. Hemmert's 5th grade class bringing in 1,534 box tops. Bonze Medal goes to Mrs. Welch's 5th grade class bringing in 1,483 box tops.
Sage Creek Gold Medal Dragons January 18, 2012 Gold Medal Dragons are student's who work hard, make good choices, be kind to others, and do their best. Keep up the good work Draqons!
Sage Creek Gold Medal Dragons February 8, 2013 Gold Medal Dragons are student's who work hard, make good choices, be kind to others, and do their best. Keep up the good work Draqons!
Kyler Pope, a special needs student with cerebral palsy at Sage Creek Preschool, was told he might never walk. His parents shared Kyler's story at a school assembly.. Today, he proved the doctors wrong. Kyler walked! He told the students, " I can do hard things, and so can you!"