September - Grant School

Volume: 15/16 Issue: 1
Cougar News
September 25, 2015
Grant School Parent Newsletter
8835 Swasey Drive • Redding, CA 96001 • Phone (530) 243-0561 • Fax (530) 243-7631 • www.grantschoolcougars.com
SCHOOL NEWS
Inside this issue:
School News
1-3
Sports News
4-5
Jog-A-Thon
6
Yearbook Information
Centerville Educ. Foundation
7
8-9
Father Daughter Dance
10
Garden Talk
11
From Mke Freeman
October Activity Calendar
October Sports Calendar
12
13
14
The next
newsletter will be
published on
October 30th
Grant’s 5th graders recently
concluded a study of gravity
and astronomy. As part of the
concluding activities, students
designed an egg carrier which
would keep an egg safe from
the effects of gravity. The egg
capsules were thrown off the
gym roof.
MINIMUM DAYS
OCTOBER 5TH-9TH FOR
CONFERENCE WEEK
Grant School will be on a minimum
day schedule the week of October
5th - 9th for Parent/Teacher Conference week.
Grade
Arrive
Dismiss
Grades 4 - 6
8:20
12:15
Grades 7 - 8
8:20
12:45
Grades TK - 3
8:20
1:15
CHEERLEADERS
We would like to thank the cheerleaders for preparing the first day packets.
The volunteers worked so hard preparing and delivering over 625 first
day packets in one morning! We
couldn’t have done it without them.
PARENT/TEACHER
CONFERENCES
Conferences are scheduled for the
week of October 5th-9th. A notice
of your assigned time was sent
home with your child on Friday,
September 25th. To facilitate parent conferences, the entire week
will consist of minimum days.
COLUMBUS DAY
SCHOOL OPEN
Just a reminder that school will be
in session on Columbus Day,
Monday, October 12th.
7TH & 8TH MIDDLE SCHOOL
PARENT ADVISORY
The first progress report period for 7th
& 8th grade students ended on Friday,
September 25th. The progress reports will be sent home with your student on Friday, October 2nd. If you do
not receive one, contact the school
office for a copy.
Calendar of Events
10-1 Safety Committee Meeting - 9 am
10-14 Centerville Educ. Foundation Meeting - 7 pm
10-1 PTO Meeting - 3 pm
10-15 School Board Meeting - 6:30 pm
10-2 7th & 8th Grade Progress Reports Sent Home
10-16
Fall Sports Awards Assembly - 2 pm
10-2 Sports Boosters Meeting - 8:30 am
10-21
Minimum Day Schedule
10-5 to 10-9 Parent/Teacher Conference Week
(minimum day schedule all week)
10-6 Music Boosters Meeting - 7:30 am
10-23 Preschool Performance - 8:40 am
10-13 School Site Council Meeting - 3:15 pm
10-23 Halloween Dance 7th & 8th Grades - 7pm
10-24 PTO Harvest Festival - 2 to 6 pm
10-30 Halloween Parade - 8:45 am
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Cougar News
WELCOME MARISSA
STUDENT COUNCIL NEWS
Marissa is the latest
and greatest addition
to Grant School.
Marissa is an 8 week
old Yellow Labrador
Retriever. She is
being raised by 7th
grade teacher, Catherine Thompson, and
her daughter Brooke
Thompson for Guide
Dogs for the Blind.
Marissa will be with
us for the next year
until she leaves for
her formal training.
Former Grant student, Brooke Thompson, and
Guide Dog for the Blind trainee, Destiny, visited
Grant’s 3rd grade class to discuss service dogs,
after reading the story Rugby and Rosie.
Seventh and eighth grade student council members
strive to make Grant a fun place to be. They hosted
movie night for 6th-8th graders, and the Hawaiian
dance for 7th-8th graders. Upcoming events include homeroom volleyball competitions, Halloween Dance for 7th-8th graders on October 23rd,
and Red Ribbon/Spirit Week October 26th-30th.
RED RIBBON/SPIRIT WEEK DRESS UP DAYS
(Dress Code Applies)
Monday, October 26 - Biggest Fan Day
Tuesday, October 27 - Pajama Day
Wednesday, October 28 - Retro Day
Thursday, October 29 - Twin Day
Friday, October 30 - Halloween
GHOST GRAMS
Student Council will be selling Ghost Grams for $1.
beginning October 19th - 23rd during lunch. Ghost
Grams will contain a Halloween surprise. They
may be purchased during lunch in the cafeteria or
by turning in the form below to the office.
GHOST GRAMS
To: ___________________________
From: ______________________________
Teacher: ____________________________
$1. per gram. Return to the school office by October 23rd
HALLOWEEN PARTIES &
COSTUME PARADE
The classroom Halloween parties will be held on
Friday, October 30th. The students may wear their
costumes to school that day.
This year we are planning a Halloween parade for
preschool through 8th grade on October 30th at
8:45 a.m. on the middle school black top area.
The Grant School band will perform during the parade of costumes. Remember that the dress code
will still be enforced and please DO NOT send students with guns, swords, or other dangerous items.
HALLOWEEN DANCE
Student Council’s Halloween Dance for 7th and
8th graders will be held on Friday, October 23rd
from 7 to 9:30 p.m. Pre-sale tickets will be
available during lunch on October 19th-23rd for
$4, or they can be purchased at the door for $5.
Students wearing school appropriate Halloween
costumes will be given a chance to win a prize.
Drinks and snacks will be sold at the dance for
$1 each.
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VOICEMAIL BOX NUMBERS
Mrs. Andersen (Kitchen) ext. 138
Mrs. Beasley (Homeschool) ext. 152
Mrs. Bennett (3rd) ext. 108
Mr. Boesiger (Daycare/PS) ext. 149
Mrs. Bunton (TK) ext. 142
Mrs. Cogle (2nd) ext. 101
Mrs. Crane (2nd) ext. 102
Mrs. Cremeans (6th) ext. 113
Mrs. E. Davis (2nd) ext. 103
Mrs. P. Davis (7th/8th) ext. 119
Mrs. Demsher (4th) ext. 135
Mrs. Duralia (K) ext. 145
Mr. Freeman (Superintendent) ext. 205
Mrs. Gingery (1st) ext. 111
Mr. Gutierrez (5th) ext. 114
Mrs. Harvey (3rd) ext. 107
Mrs. Heller (3rd) ext. 109
Mrs. Henry (2nd/3rd) ext. 110
Mrs. Herrmann (Speech) ext. 105
Mr. Johnson (6th) ext. 112
Mrs. Jorde (1st) ext. 137
Mr. Kelley (4th) ext. 115
Mrs. Lewis (7th/8th) ext. 127
Ms. Mallamo (1st) ext. 128
Mrs. McDougall (RSP) ext. 141
Mrs. Morris (7th/8th) ext. 116
Mrs. Murphy (K) ext. 131
Mrs. Pellizzari (Asst. Principal) ext. 204
Mrs. Ray (Speech) 105
Mr. Rodrigues (Music) ext. 126
Mrs. Sanders (Psychologist) ext. 143
Mr. Sharpe (5th) ext. 134
Mrs. Slevin (RSP/SDC) ext. 106
Mrs. Sumption (GATE/Spanish) ext. 144
Mrs. Sutter (4th) ext. 136
Mrs. Taylor (Jumpstart) ext. 148
Mrs. Thompson (7th/8th) ext. 118
Mrs. Thompson (Counselor) ext. 153
Mr. Tuggle (K) ext. 146
Mr. Wilkinson (7th/8th) ext. 120
Mrs. Williams (7th/8th) ext. 121
Mr. Williem (7th/8th) ext. 123
Mrs. Woolfstead (Jumpstart) ext. 148
Mrs. Zlotowski (Nurse) ext. 139
POSITIVE REFERRAL
Grant students who show exemplary behavior are
rewarded with a positive referral and a free Subway certificate. This referral results in a special
presentation of the positive behavior in the student’s classroom by the principal, a positive reward, and a positive referral to take home. We
will also showcase our positive referral recipients
in the monthly newsletter. Keep up the good work.
August and September Positive Referral Recipients:
Tim Farmer - 7th grade
Porter Flake - 8th grade
Thomas Lutz - 8th grade
Ava McClung - 5th grade
Leah Pace - 4th grade
MAKING GOOD CHOICES AWARDS
Students chosen by teachers and classroom
aides/yard supervisors for making good choices
during the month of September:
K-TK Elijah Bellaire
4th Riley Kuks
1st Naia Kristoffersen
5th Houston Taylor
2nd Danie Nunez
6th Lauren Wang
3rd Brooke Gibbons
7th Mikayla Price
8th Cameron Hendrix
GRANDPARENTS’ DAY
GRANT HOMESCHOOL
Grant Homeschool is available for students in K-8
who reside in or out of the Grant School District. Our homeschool teacher works closely with
families to create an individualized learning plan that
the parent teaches at home. Frequent meetings
with the homeschool family ensures that the child is
working to his/her full potential. Homeschool families are connected to Grant School programs and
gain valuable interaction through school and community events, activities and field trips. For more
information on homeschool, please contact Mrs.
Beasley at 243-0561 x152.
Kindergarten celebrated their annual
Grandparents’ Day (for G week) by inviting
grandparents, parents, and friends to a
wonderful performance of singing and
nursery rhymes.
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SPORTS BOOSTERS NEWS
THANK YOU
Thanks to all who donated to the Sports Boosters Club. Your donation helps provide team uniforms, equipment, and awards to our athletes. Sports Boosters recently purchased new
uniforms for the soccer and flag football teams
and new equipment for the volleyball
teams. Thank you for supporting our Grant
athletes.
CLUB COUGAR
There are only a few spots left on the Club Cougar banner that is displayed in the Watson
Gym. If you are interested in having your family
or business name on the banner, please contact
a Sports Boosters member.
WEBSTORE
If you made a purchase from the Grant School
webstore, your items will be delivered soon. If
you missed your opportunity to purchase Grant
fanware, the webstore will re-open in November.
UPCOMING EVENTS
"Under The Stars" evening for your daughter
and a special man in her life. Friday, November
13th. See flier on page 9 for details.
SPORTS BOOSTERS BOARD MEMBERS
Veronica Yonge & Roxanne Beasley - CoPresidents
Robin Aukland - Vice President
Erin Henson - Treasurer
Stephanie McClung - Secretary
Devon Luntey - Concessions
Kim McClung - Uniform Coordinator
SACRAMENTO KINGS TICKETS
8th Grade Boys Basketball at King’s
Arena! On February 26 our boys will travel to
the Kings’ arena in Sacramento to play West
Cottonwood. Later they will watch the Kings take
on the Clippers. Grant has 100 tickets at $30
each, with first priority given to players. Once
the players have purchased theirs after tryouts
in December, tickets will be available to the rest
of the Grant school community. Information will
go out in a dialer, on the message board, on the
school website and in the newsletter.
SPORTS NEWS
SPORTS by Mrs. Pellizzari, Assistant Principal & Athletic Director
Positive Coaching Alliance: In order to “be
the difference” with our athletic program, we
have joined the nationwide organization
called the Positive Coaching Alliance.
Founded at Stanford University, the PCA fosters sportsmanship, character, and developing “better athletes, better people.” In August,
our entire coaching staff attended a PCA
workshop here at Grant, focusing on the principles of positive coaching, the coach-parent
partnership, and the ELM tree of mastery:
effort, learning, and mistakes are okay. We
are excited to bring another PCA training to
Grant, this time for parents and athletes.
Once we have confirmed the date, we will get
the word out. It’s an exciting opportunity!
Girls Basketball Tryouts:
The 8th grade girls tryouts will be 10/5 and
10/6 from 1:15-2:30 p.m. in the MUR
(minimum days all week for conferences).
8th grade practices begin 10/7 from 1:152:30 p.m. in the gym.
The 7th grade girls tryouts are 10/12 and
10/13 from 4:45-6:15 p.m. in the gym.
The 5th and 6th grade girls tryouts are 10/12
and 10/13 from 6:15-7:45 p.m. in the gym.
See the sports calendar for practices and
games, keeping in mind that non-league
games are not yet listed.
MANDATORY PARENT INFORMATION
MEETING FOR 5th - 8th GRADE GIRLS
BASKETBALL is Tuesday, October 20th at
4:45 and 6:00 p.m. in the gym. A uniform deposit of $35 is due, made payable to Grant
Sports Boosters. If parents are unable to attend the meeting, they need to schedule a
time to meet with me to get the information
and uniform.
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A VOLLEYBALL TEAM
SPORTS NEWS
2015-16 Grant School Coaches
Sport
K-3 Cross Country
4-8 Cross Country
Cheerleading
Co-ed Flag Football
Co-ed Soccer
A Volleyball
B Volleyball
6th Girls Basketball
7th Girls Basketball
8th Girls Basketball
6th Boys Basketball
7th Boys Basketball
8th Boys Basketball
4/5 Girls Basketball
4/5 Boys Basketball
Softball
Baseball
Track
Tennis
4th-6th Intramurals
Season
fall
fall
Aug-Mar
fall
fall
fall
fall
late fall
late fall
late fall
winter
winter
winter
early spr.
early spr.
spring
spring
spring
spring
all year
Coach
Kristin Henry
John Diezsi
Shawna Hughes
Mike Freeman
Andrew Boesiger
Pam Hu
Pam Hu
Troy Merrill
Shandra Kirk
Steve Yonge
Jeff Morris
Troy Merrill
Jeff Morris
Brian Beasley
Chuck Aukland
Shandra Kirk
Steve Yonge
Jesse Kuykendall
Landa Peters
John Luntey
Andrew Boesiger
John Kelley
John Kelley
SOCCER TEAM
Coach - Andrew Boesiger
Grant Aukland
Luke Bland
Ivy Bullan
Elijah Decker
Sam Eatmon
Ashley Effa
Connor Freiberg
Chase Heller
Asst.
Coach
Tiffany Dorroh
Dominic Kader
Brayden McClung
Chase McClung
Lindsey Patrick
Zach Schillen
Buddy Schreder
Mason Wakefield
Isabella Yonge
Coach - Pam Hu
Zoey Hu
Katelyn Gardner
Nikki Kirk
Allison Korth
Zoe Lin
Athena Passidakis
Katie Poletski
Emily Roberts
Lauren Spade
B VOLLEYBALL TEAM
Coach - Pam Hu
Sarah Arel
Michaelene Armstrong
Millie Bunton
Reagan Legerton
Riley Legerton
Lillian McHenry
Jasmine Morris
Mikayla Price
Whitney Pulice
Ellana Robles
Grace Sutter
Julie Twigg
4TH - 8TH CROSS COUNTRY TEAM
Coach - John Deizsi
4th Girls
Aria del Rosario-Sabet
Kennedy Donaldson
Joriana Gibbens-Egolf
Emily Ghan
Bella Licata
5th Girls
Natalie Antonucci
Brinley Ewen
Erica Mullenary
Jordan Zufall
6th Girls
Caitlyn Phillips
Ashley Weaver
4th Boys
Gibson Bunton
Nicholas Linch
Ethan Moffatt
5th Boys
Damian Caton
Mark Lewis
Elgin McHenry
Isaac Smith
6th Boys
Baden Ewen
Lucas Scott
7th Boys
Zach Lorge
7th Girls
Terrina Carrier
FLAG FOOTBALL TEAM
8th Girls
Destiny Mullenary
Coach - Mike Freeman
Ian Barth
Darick Chatin
Sean Donaldson
Robert Eckelbarger
Tim Farmer
Jacob Fink
Porter Flake
Abe Freeman
Jacob Ghan
Ben Greenberg
Dylan Jackson
Jacob Merrill
Triston Osborn
Campbell Parker
Cole Phillips
Griffin Poyadue
Jacob Singleton
Wyatt Taylor
Russell Thompson
CHEERLEADERS
Coach - Shawna Hughes
Jenna Dehn
Savannah Eckelbarger
Alex Johnson
Bella Johnson
Lacee King
Stacy McKinley
Abby Meagher
Meagan Pallotto
Emma Powell
Brianna Rocha
Myah Rocha
Addy Schueller
Reese Schueller
Nevaeh Scott
Grace Sutherland
Ashlynn Tracy
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JOG-A-THON A HUGE SUCCESS
Thank you to everyone who ran, walked, counted laps, poured water, cheered the kids on, and
helped in any way. We especially want to thank 6th grade teacher, Juli Cremeans, and 4th
grade teacher, Janet Demsher, for doing an outstanding job of coordinating the Jog-A-Thon
and 6th grade teacher, Ron Johnson, for being the awesome D.J.
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From Superintendent/Principal, Mike Freeman
On behalf of the entire Grant School staff, I welcome you to the 2015-16 school year and our kickoff newsletter. I thank you for
choosing Grant for your child. I know what your children mean to you because I have a couple of my own and it is my purpose
each and every day to live up to the trust that you have put in us to prepare your students for the future.
To get things started this year, I want all of us to know what the district goals are for the 2015-16 school year. These goals are
a direct result of the work last spring of students, parents, and staff and they are shaping everything that we are doing in the
district over the next three years. Here they are:
Goal 1: Student Achievement
We will ensure that 95% of students will be either at or above grade level or making adequate progress towards being at grade
level in reading, writing, math, and keyboarding all students will demonstrate at least one year of academic growth annually in
each of these subjects by the end of the 2017 school year.
How we are going to do it:
Regular assessments and SST meetings to monitor progress
Before/After school intervention programs
Create grade-level benchmarks for reading, math, and writing
Reports sent home to parents to show progress
Aide support in primary grades
Maintain small class sizes
Implement iReady in ELA and Math to provide diagnostic assessments and differentiated instruction
Collaborate with staff to develop and implement a district-wide writing rubric
Goal 2: Safety
We will create and maintain learning environments where students, staff, and parents feel welcome and safe.
How we are going to do it:
Provide character development curriculum and assemblies
Increase maintenance and operations staff time
Subsidize lunch and breakfast costs for “reduced” meal students (reduced=free)
Provide at-risk counseling for identified students
Improve the safety of the school campus by:
Installing additional cameras
Repair/replace exterior wall of MUR
Paint exterior of gymnasium building
Repair water damage on gym floor and refinish surface
Goal 3: Staff Development
We will empower all classroom personnel to develop expertise in state standards, adopted curriculum, and technology in order
to deliver instruction/support and teach students skills that they will need for college and career readiness.
How we are going to do it:
Work with our District Technology Committee to draft an Educational Technology Plan
Continue to provide a part-time Ed Tech Advisor to support students and staff
Continue to provide Common Core training to classroom staff
Send staff members to Google and CUE trainings
Participate in the K-2 STEM grant
Send grade level representatives to the English/Language Arts curriculum review workshops in the spring
Purchase 2 additional Chromebooks carts
Provide First Aid/CPR training to staff
Increase certificated PE teacher time to provide elementary staff the opportunity to collaborate
Goal 4: Community Engagement
We will work with all stakeholders to develop and promote opportunities for all students and their families to engage in meaningful experiences at Grant School; we will provide rigorous and relevant academic and social opportunities for all students.
How we are going to do it:
Hold regular Principal’s Advisory Council and Parent Chats
Continue the Intramural sports program
Enhance existing elective program for 7th and 8th grade students
Provide a STEM elective option each trimester
Continue to provide a full-time music teacher
Maintain regular articulation with Shasta High School and provide students with opportunities to visit the SHS campus
Provide additional relevant field trip opportunities
Provide additional guest speakers and relevant student assemblies
Develop a STEM pathway that aligns with SHS
Continue Girls Inc. and Girls on the Run programs
Use social media tools to connect with community and celebrate achievements
Develop/implement program to recognize student achievement in front of peers
These goals are lofty and ambitious but I know that they can be achieved. I look forward to working with you this school year
to continue to make progress and improve the things that we do each and every day for our students. I thank you for everything that you do to support us. Here’s to a great 2015-16 school year and GO COUGARS!
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Cougar News
GRANT SCHOOL ACTIVITIES CALENDAR
OCTOBER 2015
Sun
Mon
Mon
Tue
Tue
Wed
Halloween Grams
Wed
Thu
1
Thur
Fri
2
Sold 10-19 to 10-23
Blue & Gold Day
Safety Committee
Meeting - 9-10 am
VAPA Room
Fri
Sat
3
Sports Boosters
Meeting - 8:30 am
7th/8th Progress
Reports Sent Home
PTO Meeting - 3 pm
All By Myself Theater
1st Grade 8:30 am
MUR
5
6
Music Boosters
Meeting - 7:30 am
7
8
9
Field Trip to Cascade
Theater 1st Grade - 9:30
10
Parent/Teacher Conference Week - Minimum Day Schedule
12
13
Columbus Day
School - Open
14
School Site Council
Meeting - 3:15 pm
15
Mr. Brown/Choose
Well - Fitness Rm
CEF Meeting
7 pm
19
20
26
21
Minimum Day Schedule
Parent Information
Meeting for Girls
Basketball - Gym
4:45 pm 5th-7th
6:00 pm 8th grade
Field Trip to
Sacramento
5th Grade
6:45 to 5 pm
Field Trip to
Hawes Farm
Kindergarten - 8:30–1
23
Girl’s Inc.
28
Pajama Day
17
Preschool
Performance - MUR
8:40 - 9:15 am
24
PTO Harvest Festival
2 - 6 pm
Field Trip to Shasta
College - Preschool /TK
9:30 to 1:15 pm
Student Council
Halloween Dance
7 to 9:30 pm
29
Retro Day
Fall Sports
Awards Assembly
2 pm - Gym
Field Trip to Coleman
Hatchery - 7th Grade
22
Field Trip to Hawes
Farm - 2nd Grade
8:30 to 1:45 pm
27
Biggest Fan Day
16
School Board Meeting
6:30 pm
30
Twin Day
PTO Fundraising
Assembly - Gym
Halloween Parade
8:45 am
Halloween Grams
Delivered
31
Halloween
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Cougar News
October 2015 - Sports Calendar
Calendar events are subject to change
Sun
Mon
MINIMUM DAYS
ALL WEEK OCT. 5
-9 FOR PARENTTEACHER CONFERENCES
CALENDAR SUBJECT TO
CHANGE; NOTE
“DATE UPDATED” ON THE
WEBSITE
4
5 MINIMUM DAY
6 MINIMUM DAY
Soccer & VB
Soccer & VB @ Grant vs.
Cheer prac.3:15-5:30 MUR
matches begin @
Sequoia
4-8 XC prac 3:15-4:30,A&B
4-8 XC prac 3:15-4:30
VB pr3-5
8th girls hoops tryouts 1:15-
Soccer prac 3:15-4:30
2:30 MUR
FB @ Juniper (season ends)
4:00 p.m.
*indicates non-
Tue
Wed
Thu
1
Fri
Sat
2
3
9 MINIMUM DAY
10
16
17
A&B VB prac 3-5
Soccer prac 3:15-4:30
4-8 XC meet @MVMS 4 pm
FB @ Turtle Bay
8th girls hoops tryouts 1:15-
7 MINIMUM DAY
8 MINIMUM DAY
Soccer & VB @ Parsons
Cheer prac.3:15-5:30
4-8 XC finals Shasta Lake
MUR
8th girls prac 1:15-2:30
4-8 XC prac 3:15-4:30
8th girls prac 1:15-2:30
2:30 MUR
league
11
12
13
5th -8th girls
8th girls prac. 3:15-4:45
8th girls prac 6:15-7:45
8th girls prac. 3:15-4:45
8th girls prac 6:15-7:45
7th girls tryouts 4:45-
7th girls tryouts 4:45-
7th girls practice 4:45-
7th girls prac.4:45-6:15
6:15
6:15
6:15
5th & 6th girls prac. 3:15-4:45
5th & 6th girls tryouts
5th & 6th girls tryouts
5th & 6th girls practice
basketball
6:15-7:45
3:15-4:45
6:15-7:45
camp @
hoops open gym
9/22, 9/29. 10/6
5:30-7:00 ath.
15
5th-8th
grade girls
perm. packet
Simpson Univ.
required.
8-2
$40. This
camp is for
Grant girls
only!
18
19
20
21 MINIMUM DAY
22
8th girls prac. 3:15-4:45
8th girls prac 6:15-7:45
8th girls prac. 3:15-4:45
8th girls prac 6:15-7:45
7th girls prac4:45-6:15
7th girls prac 4:45-6:15
7th girls prac4:45-6:15
7th girls prac 4:45-6:15
5th & 6th girls prac 6:15
5th & 6th girls prac 3:15
5th & 6th girls prac 6:15-
5th & 6th girls prac 3:15-4:45
-7:45
-4:45
7:45
23
24
30
31
MANDATORY parent
information meeting for
5th-8th girls basketball 4:45 and 6:00 pm
in the gym.
25
26
27
Basketball games
Girls hoops @
8th girls prac 6:15-7:45
start at 4 p.m.
Grant vs. UPrep
7th girls prac 4:45-6:15
5th & 6th girls prac 3:15
-4:45
29
Girls hoops @
Grant vs. Parsons
8th girls prac 6:15-7:45
7th girls prac 4:45-6:15
5th & 6th girls prac 3:15-4:45