Dear Families,
Here are the key events and reminders happening this week:
Wednesday, March 4
- Hot Lunch
Thursday, March 5
- No School (K-8) – Student-Led Conferences
- 8:45–11:40 AM – Earth Science 11 to Rolley Lake
Friday, March 6
- Parent Prayer Meeting 8:30 AM
- MS/HS Chapel
Looking Ahead:
Spring Break
Friday, March 13 – Early dismissal
Monday, March 30 – First day back after Spring Break
Friday, April 3 – Good Friday No School K-12
Monday, April 6 – Easter Monday No School K-12
Reminder: Student-Led Conferences (K-8): This Thursday
Student-Led Conferences are happening this Thursday, March 5 and are an important opportunity for students to share their learning journey with families. During these conferences, students will lead the conversation by walking parents through their learning portfolio and reflecting on their growth, with teachers facilitating the experience.
Date: Thursday, March 5, 2026
Time: 8:30 AM – 8:00 PM
Families can book their conference time using this sign-up link. The deadline to sign up is Wednesday, March 4 at 2:00 PM. Please note this is a student-focused conference, and teachers will not be able to discuss additional concerns during this time, follow-up meetings can be arranged separately if needed.
Child Care:
Child care will be available in the gym (ages 3-Grade 3) from 8:30 AM–3:00 PM during your conference time.
Reminder: There will be no regular classes for Kindergarten-Grade 8 on this day.
Parent Prayer Meeting
Join us for a time of lifting up our students, staff, and school in prayer this Friday, March 6 in the Library Collab Room at 8:25 AM.
Hot Lunch Reminder
Due to the Student-led Conferences on Thursday, March 5, the hot lunch that was scheduled for that date was moved to Wednesday, March 4. Please update your calendar.
Last week, both our Grade 6/7 Girls and Boys Floor Hockey teams demonstrated great teamwork and school spirit during their tournament, and we were also blessed to celebrate Grandfriends Day. It was a special time filled with connection, joy, and shared memories across generations.