This is the title of this year's drama production of the Nativity. When Heather told me the title, in my head I thought she meant it like, "What were they thinking, are they crazy?!" Then I realized it was an insight into what people were thinking when they heard the Messiah had arrived. If we pause and think about it, what must it have been like to be a witness to this event? It truly is hard to imagine and I'm sure they needed great faith to believe that the event foretold in the Bible was actually happening. I can't wait to hear the insight that the students will share with us Friday night. The students have also been working hard preparing to sing for us and I know it will be an amazing night. Please join us in the FLC after the concert to see the magical wonderland of the Polar Express that the PTCO is creating.
Patty will be back on Monday for the second round of observations. Please refer to the previously shared schedule. All math teachers will meet in the media center after carline for a brief wrap-up and discussion of the next PD and remaining observation. All other teachers may work on CIPA and math teachers will join you as soon as we are done. Friday afternoon is the next opportunity to work on CIPA. Please refer to the timeline to be sure you are staying on task. Mary and Heather will do check-ins with each group on Friday.
Hats off to Marianne for helping students create outstanding science fair projects. Last week we were all very impressed with the 7th-grade projects and I am looking forward to seeing how the 6th grade did this week.
Friday morning we will head over to the church to practice for the Christmas concert. Please look for an email from Denet with instructions.
On a final note, Mary is sending home an email regarding uniforms and Christmas break being an opportunity to check uniforms at home and see if it is time for a new size. However, this will only be meaningful if everyone is doing their part. I see uniform violations every day and nothing will change unless violations are documented and students receive the consequence of no jean day. I would expect that MANY students will not have jean day on the last day of school because they are continually out of uniform. The greatest number of violations are related to the length of skorts for girls and the length of PE shorts for both boys and girls. After 3rd grade, no one should be wearing cotton shorts. They should be wearing mesh shorts, which are longer when purchasing the correct size. Please check every day and follow up with parents. I am also asking that you remind students to either wear their sweatshirts or put them away. Students may NOT wear the sweatshirt around their waist. Thank you for your support in helping with this ongoing issue.
Have a great week.... 8 more days to go!
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