Just a reminder: This week is our Scholastic Book Fair.
American Legion Post 750 out of Lowell provided a free book to all students (K-5) at Lowell Elementary today. Their Legion of readers program is greatly appreciated. The students truly enjoy getting a new book to take home. Thank you.
Fort Frye Local School District is seeking individuals as custodial substitutes. Please share the following flyer.
Here is the April Newsletter
In partnership with Aspire Autism Center, the Fort Frye Local School District is hosting an awareness and educational event about understanding and meeting the needs of children with autism. This is in recognition of April being autism awareness month.
Attached is a flyer about the event on April 28 that is open to the community. Please help us make this event beneficial by sharing it with student families, community members, and contacts that you may know who would benefit from participation in this program.
Kindergarten is working on a collaborative mural after studying cave paintings in art class today!
Third through fifth grade students enjoy the play today at the high school. Descendants was very entertaining and the actors did a great job.
Today BB2C (building bridges to careers) came to Lowell Elementary and worked with the K-2 students. Thank you, PTO for making this possible. They worked with Lego race cars, tangrams, built bridges, and made circuit roads for a robot. This was a great experience.
We hope to see you April 3rd.
The Washington County Board of developmental disabilities came out to read a book about inclusion of all to Lowell elementary first graders yesterday. The book Strictly No Elephants was given to each student as well. Thank you, Jennifer Klintworth for your excellent lesson on inclusion.
Fraction fun with 3rd and 4th grade!
Get your Fort Frye Spirit Wear
Order forms will be coming home this week. Please see a Lowell Elementary student if you would like any of these designs. All orders are due by April 4th.
Today building bridges to careers (BB2C) came and worked with third through fifth grade. Students had to work as a team and build the longest freestanding bridge, highest freestanding tower, fastest Lego car, and coding a path for a small robot. This was a great event for the students.
Just a reminder that tomorrow is a One Hour Early Dismissal (3:00).
We have two schools that do not dismiss until 4 p..m. and many students in extracurriculars after school, we will be dismissing one hour early this Friday, March 7, so that our fans can safely travel to support our Lady Cadets in the Final Four. We will play Rootstown at 7 p.m. at Claymont High School. Go Cadets!
Here are some of the students completing the recess challenge (limbo) from yesterday.
Help for the upcoming holidays. Lowell and Salem-Liberty families are invited as well.
Today we conducted a paired reading. This is where students are paired up from various grade levels and they read books to each other. This is a great activity and encourages reading, while meeting new friends.
Wellness coordinator, Megan Lang, had a limbo contest today at recess. Here are the winners :
Maxen Lang K-2
Millie Strahler 3-5
One Hour Early Dismissal Friday
Because we have two schools that do not dismiss until 4 p..m. and many students in extracurriculars after school, we will be dismissing one hour early this Friday, March 7, so that our fans can safely travel to support our Lady Cadets in the Final Four. We will play Rootstown at 7 p.m. at Claymont High School. Go Cadets!
March Newsletter, Menu and Birthday List
