Dear Sanborn Dragon Thunder,
I wanted to take a moment to appreciate the beautiful weather and the arrival of the fall season. The crisp air and vibrant foliage provide a wonderful backdrop to our school year. It’s been a joy to see our students thriving and enjoying their time at school. Their enthusiasm and engagement in their studies are truly heartwarming. As we continue through this academic year, I want to express my gratitude for your support and partnership in making this an exceptional learning environment for our children. We are getting ready for an exciting event! Our Dragon Dash Fundraiser is just around the corner, and it promises to be a fantastic day of fun and community spirit. As we gear up for this event, we’re also planning a range of enjoyable fall activities to celebrate the season. Let’s embrace the beauty of the season and look forward to the exciting adventures and opportunities that lie ahead for our young learners. Thank you for entrusting us with their education.
TOGETHER WE SOAR,
Mrs. Peeples
Principal
Sanborn Elementary School
Our PASS group is hosting our annual Dragon Dash fundraiser this Friday, October 20th. Monies collected will go to the parent PASS group to help fund school needs. Students will run with their classmates and earn fun prizes! Donations will be collected through an online platform called 99 Pledges or through cash/check (to Sanborn PASS) donations. You can send cash/check donations to the front office! School fundraising is important because it funds students’ extracurricular activities, field trips, and other educational enrichment opportunities.
Thank you for your support!
Here is the running schedule:
9:00-9:20 3rd Grade
9:30-9:50 5th Grade
10:00-10:20 1st Grade
10:30-10:50 Preschool
11:00-11:20 4th Grade
11:30-11:50 2nd Grade
12:00-12:20 Kinder
Students are able to collect donations through October 27th. Click here!!
On Tuesday, October 31st, Sanborn will be having our annual Costume Parade! Students can come dressed in their costumes to school and participate in a “parade” around our school. Starting at approximately 8:45, the parade will take place outside. We will have our students start the parade by exiting the building out of the front door. The line will start with Preschool and 1st grade will follow. Then will be 2nd grade with 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade following in order. The parade will walk around the side of the building toward the “Drive Up” side- students will stay on the sidewalks. The route will head toward the blacktop and circle around the blacktop play area. At that time, we will take the students inside and that will be the conclusion of the parade. We hope to see you there!!!
Halloween Costumes and snacks:
Costumes- please avoid “gory” costumes. Please note that students are not allowed to have any items that are considered “weapons” that go with the costume. Please also send in a change of clothes with your student so they can change out of their costume after the parade. Snacks– If you choose to send in snacks for your child’s class, please note that we can only allow for commercially produced, individually wrapped treats/drinks.
Wednesday, November 1, 2023 Kinder-5th Grade
First Bell: 10:55 AM
Tardy Bell: 11:00
No breakfast served.
Preschool maintains their regular schedule.
Employment Opportunity at Sanborn: Our Community Schools Program, which takes place before and after school, otherwise known as Dragon’s Den, is hiring!!! These positions host flexible hours, free child care, and provide paid training! Please contact Irena Dietz for more info: [email protected]
King Soopers: Go online to Kingsoopers.com and create an account. (This can also be done through the app.) Simply register your King Soopers reward card under “King Soopers Community Rewards” at the bottom of the page. Under “Find An Organization” enter the code for Sanborn: QP883. Now every time you shop at King Soopers you are helping support Sanborn!!! These funds are used to fund extra support at recess!!
DRAGON DROPS
Fabulous Fall! Fall is the perfect time for families to bond through hands-on activities. Consider visiting a local orchard to pick apples or pumpkins, making memories as you explore the fields and choose your favorites. Another enjoyable activity is creating a cozy DIY craft day, where everyone can craft their own autumn-themed decorations for the home. Additionally, embark on a nature hike to witness the beauty of changing leaves and wildlife, turning it into a scavenger hunt for the little ones. Don’t forget to finish your day with a family baking session, whipping up delicious treats like warm apple pie or pumpkin muffins together. These hands-on experiences are sure to create lasting family memories during the fall season.
10/20 Dragon Dash
10/31 End of 1st Trimester
10/31 8:45 Costume Parade
11/1 November Late Start K-5th/Start of 2nd Trimester
11/14 Report cards go home.
11/20-11/24 No School–Thanksgiving Break
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