Today we say goodbye to Mrs. Pat. Thank you for your many years of service to our parents, students, and parishioners. We wish you all the best during your retirement. God Bless and Thank you!
Mark your calendar! PTO meeting on Wednesday, April 20 at 6:00pm.
The 8th graders are reading "The Hobbit" and we are learning that J.R.R. Tolkien drew a lot of inspiration from folktales. They got to share folktales and talked about how they have changed.
Kindergarten is learning subtraction with subtraction bowling!
PK4 enjoyed reading and making Stone Soup last week. We have been learning about plant parts, composting, and gardens.
Student Council will be having their final breakfast for the 2015-2016 school year this Tuesday. We will be selling Krispy Kreme donuts for $1.00 ea.
The 7th and 8th grade students would like to thank Senor Tequila for allowing us to have our Spanish field trip at their restaurant again this year. The food and service was great as usual.
1st grade really enjoyed learning about all the animals that can be seen at Pinnacle Mountain State Park!
We learned about mammals of Arkansas from a special guest from Pinnacle Mountain!
We enjoyed a visit with a park ranger from Pinnacle Mountain today! In this picture, the students are holding a bear pelt.
Kindergarten hopped across and read their sight words!
Kindergarten has been learning about the value of coins. We had a candy store, students had to use the correct coins to pay for their treat!
PreK3 is working hard pulling weeds on our playground! Some of our guardian angels helped also.
PreK3 is learning about the lifecycle of butterflies
It's that time again... Friday night BINGO! Join us- 7pm this Friday night (April 8) at Immaculate Heart of Mary. Three ways to win: traditional BINGO, 50/50 split, and a progressive jackpot!
PK4 ate a whole plant today! While learning about the parts of a plant, we enjoyed sunflower seeds, broccoli florets, celery stems, spinach leaves, and carrot roots. Every student tried every part!
We continued our study of explorers, settlements, and colonies by becoming virtual settlers of Jamestown. Students learned about the decisions that the colonists had to make in order to thrive.
Mr. Smith joined 3rd grade for a Metric System lesson this week.
Will Humpty Dumpty crack when he falls off the wall? That was the big question in PK4 today! Students made predictions and recorded results. Bubble wrap and rubber bands were the only two materials that kept Humpty Dumpty safe.
Today's scheduled track meet is canceled today due to the weather.