School News - 11/03/11

Written by Toni Daylor

Bay Meadows Elementary

Bay Meadows Elementary will hold its sixth annual Fall Festival & Silent Auction on Nov. 6 from 1-4 p.m. The family event will include games, prizes, carnival rides, rock wall climbing, inflatables, a dunk tank, airbrush tattoos, disc jockey, pirate ship slide and fifth-grade concession stand offering pizza, hot dogs, popcorn, tacos and more. Wristbands for unlimited rides are available for $5 each. All proceeds from the silent auction will be used to fund PTA programs. Credit cards are accepted for silent auction items only. For more information, call 407-876-7500.

Sand Lake Elementary

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Sand Lake Elementary teacher Tammy Paolozzi (center) and students (l. to r.) Riley Patterson, Jack Hudgins, Vince Freiberger and Alaina Kahn celebrate Livestrong and the Lance Armstrong Foundation.

Students and staff members at Sand Lake Elementary celebrated Livestrong
and the Lance Armstrong Foundation with a week of activities designed to bring awareness to the foundation and individuals who have been affected by cancer. During the week, students made cards for pediatric cancer patients in local hospitals; dressed in yellow, the color of the foundation; and signed a banner that displayed photos of SLES families who were affected by cancer.

Sunset Park Elementary

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Claire Warner of Serenity Hills Llama Ranch reads a book about llamas to Sunset Park Elementary students.

Douglas and Claire Warner of Serenity Hills Llama Ranch in Groveland brought a variety of alpacas to visit Sunset Park Elementary second-graders. Mrs. Warner also read llama-themed books to the students, which she then donated to the school’s library. The event was planned in conjunction with Read for the Record.

Thornebrooke Elementary

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Thornebrooke Elementary Principal Christopher Daniels welcomes new Assistant Principal Eileen Oats.

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Thornebrooke Elementary fourth-graders in Jennifer Burkhalter’s class show their Barracuda pride on Spirit Day.

 

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Using Jell-O and applesauce, Thornebrooke
Elementary second-grade teacher Dan Fuller
(left) and kindergarten teacher Jennifer Surin
compete in a pool-noodle jousting match at the
second annual Barracuda Challenge.

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