Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Guest post from Catherine K.
At our open house the chorus did the last concert of the year,the you ask for it concert.
Birch Meadow students worked very hard on their art work so it could be shown at open house.
Coming up on June 14 is our first all school field day.
Coming up on June 10 all of the girlscouts that go to Birch Meadow are having an ice cream party and some are bridging.
Friday, May 27, 2011
Principal for the day - Trevor
Congratulations to Trevor who was the principal for the day on May 20th. The principal for the day has a variety of unique experiences.
o Receive a picture and principal certificate
o Make morning and afternoon announcements
o Visit classrooms
o Eat lunch with the principal with three friends
o Distribute awards to students and teachers
o Work with the principal to create a school wide memo
Trevor made a rule of extra recess for all students! This rule made Birch Meadow teachers and students very happy!
Birch Meadow students honor Mr. Mosier
Birch Meadow students honor retiring music teacher Mr. Mosier.
Try this link if the video is not working properly.
Try this link if the video is not working properly.
Monday, May 16, 2011
Principal for the day - Erin
Congratulations to Erin who was the principal for the day on May 6th. The principal for the day has a variety of unique experiences.
o Receive a picture and principal certificate
o Make morning and afternoon announcements
o Visit classrooms
o Eat lunch with the principal with three friends
o Distribute awards to students and teachers
o Work with the principal to create a school wide memo
Erin made a rule of extra recess for all students! This rule made Birch Meadow teachers and students very happy!
The week in pictures
Monday, May 9, 2011
The week in pictures 5/1
Museum of Science Presentation
I had the unique opportunity to visit the Museum of Science a few weeks ago for a special presentation. I visited the new and improved planetarium. In addition, I heard Ionnis Miaoulis (President and Director of the Museum) and Stephanie Wilson (NASA Astronaut)two leaders involved in fostering STEM education. You can see the their pictures below. The museums effort to foster STEM education in our schools is evident within our science curriculum, library, and teacher commitment to teaching the latest technology.
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