Nightly News for February 3rd

  • Thank you to our DLI team for all their work on today's festivities. "Lunch was the best ever!" as one student said. I agree. It was exciting to see students perform. Thank you to Cami and Joel for their work with student performances. 
  • On that note this is a true story and it will certainly provide my family and friends with a lot of laughs. I was asked to participate in the fashion show. I strutted down the runway and felt my knee pop. I had to call the office for a cane and refused to give in to a wheelchair. I have an appointment late this afternoon, but currently am not able to walk. I am hoping we get some sort of fix for tomorrow. I am sharing because we may have limited coverage tomorrow (as in I am not able to w. Fingers crossed!
  •  Cases for Chromebooks (3-5) have arrived. We will work on distributing them ASAP. Teachers we will be looking at a few options for labels and will distribute those upon arrival. 

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