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News and weekend journal prompt

Tomorrow is a professional day for teachers so there is NO SCHOOL.

A reminder that daylight savings is this weekend. Don't forget to turn your clock back one hour on Sunday.

Please read for at least 30 minutes each day over your long weekend.

Weekend Journal Prompt
What is your biggest fear? How will you conquer your fear?  (remember to use detail!)

If you're out trick or treating tonight, remember to stay warm and safe. Have fun!

Happy Halloween!!!


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