PTA - I want to thank everyone for their support this year,
and I look forward to serving the school another year as President. I want to thank
Mr. Mason, Mrs. Ingram, Becki Brown, Jan Emge, Glenna Hoff, and Robin Testerman for their
dedication to the PTA and the students at Warren Elementary. I would also like to thank
the following people for heading up our committees this year. I hope they’ll do the
same next year.
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Sale - Robin Testerman Book Fair - Mary Roberts, RobinTesterman, Jean Lawrence Craft Show - Jan Emge Carnival - Becki Brown Hands-on-Education - Marla Hoerst Projects Committee - JoAnn Ingram |
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Summer Lawn Party
- There will be a school lawn party at the school on August 21, 1998 at 6:00pm. All students, parents and teachers are invited to attend.Meet The Teacher
- Anyone who has a student who will be beginning kindergarten in the fall will receive a letter inviting you to a Meet The Teacher on August 19, 1998. Details will be in this letter.Students Who Make a Difference -
The following students have been recognized as Students Who Make a Difference:| Charlie Clay | Debbie Dolak | Sarah Edgell | |
| Hollie Evans | Amanda Hersman | Ginny Jones | |
| Marques Jones | Josh McLevey | Eric Shea | |
| Trisha Martin | Sheena Martin | Trisha Shea | |
| Jasmine Rogers | Lindsey Wheeler | Tara Smith | |
| Roxanne Burns | Dustin Williams | Laura Blair | |
| 4th Grade Students | Brian Williams | Brad Brown | |
| Chris McConaha | Holly Wright | Boyd Brown | |
| Meagan Haught | Jeffery Beaver |
Fall Craft Show
- The Warren Elementary P.T.A. Craft Show will be Saturday, October 10, 1998, from 10 - 4. There are spaces available for crafters and the food court. If you want to reserve a space or need more information, contact Jan Emge 896-2944. Volunteers will also be appreciated.| Calendar
of Upcoming Events: June 3 Field Day K-4 4 Field Day K & 5-8 3 8th Grade Graduation 4 LAST DAY OF SCHOOL Aug. 19 Kindergarten Meet the Teacher 21 School Lawn Party 25 First Day of School Sept. 7 Labor Day (No School) 9 2 Hr. Delay (Teacher In Service) |
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Art News
- Our school has winners in the 28th International Children’s Art Exhibition which drew 4,273 United States entries and more than 245,000 entries from around the world, with 1,191 winning an award. The exhibition is open to school age students, up to age 15; who may enter drawings, paintings, collages, mixed media, or prints. The school is limited to a maximum of five entries per grade level. The exhibition begins in Japan and is sponsored by the Foundation for Art Education.Judging is based upon originality, clearly expressed content and depiction of
native characteristics. Our school has 15 students who won an award this year:
| Kelly Decker, first grade, Silver Award for her painting of a Mama bird with her babies; | |
| Stephanie Lynn Koon, second grade, Bronze Award for her picture of a cat; | |
| Michelle Buchman, sixth grade, Bronze Award for her painting of a pile of animals; | |
| Jamie Kelly, sixth grade, Bronze Award for her drawing of a cat with sunglasses; | |
| Scott Bartlett, seventh grade, Bronze Award for his wild self-portrait; | |
| Sara Lynn Foy, second grade, Pentel Award for her picture of a turtle; | |
| Serita Vannoy, second grade, Pentel Award for her prints of people; | |
| Emily Bonnette, third grade, Pentel Award for her painting of a clown; | |
| Wesley Zoller, third grade, Pentel Award for his painting of a dragon; | |
| Jessy Cain, third grade, Pentel Award for her drawing of a girl on the playground; | |
| Sarah Edgell, fourth grade, Pentel Award for her painting of a clown; | |
| Amy Johnson, fifth grade, Pentel Award for her drawing of a girl sitting in a chair; | |
| Ashley Perry, fifth grade, Pentel Award for her painting of a person on a trampoline; | |
| Anna Kostelnik, sixth grade, Pentel Award for her painting of a flower garden; | |
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Chad Warner, sixth grade, Pentel Award for his collage of flowers in a vase. |
From Our School Counselor
- Summer means fun in the sun. Unfortunately, we sometimes forget how quickly the sun can turn our skin beet red. I urge you to protect yourself and your children from over exposure to the sun. Dermatologists recommend sunscreens that block both UVA and UVB rays and have at least a SPF 15 rating. Remember that damage from the sun is cumulative and often doesn’t show up until adulthood.Bike safety is also something to consider with the warmer weather. Helmets can be a life saver and are available for free from the Marietta City Health Department. For information call 373-0611 or 376-7081.
I hope this will be a great summer for you and your family. I look forward to seeing many of you during the summer months. Feel free to call me at 678-2020 if I can be of service.
Mr. McMichael |
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