On February 14, 2011, The Bodine School students held a Jump-a-Thon to benefit the American Heart Association. School Counselor, DeAnn Mower, and Coach Koji Matsushima organized the event. Students brought in donations for the Heart Association, then spent the afternoon jumping rope with their classmates. At the end of the day, they had raised over $2,000 and jumped over 18,000 times!
This event is the first of several events scheduled during the month of February for the School’s Random Acts of Kindness project. Students are also working on creating handmade games that they will take and play with residents at the Page Robbins Adult Day Care Center.
Friday, February 18, 2011
Friday, February 11, 2011
4H Speech Competition Winners
Eileen W. of fourth grade and Frank M. of fifth grade with their 4-H County Speech Competition Ribbons. Congratulations, Eileen and Frank!
Fourth Grade 4-H County Speech Competition
Fourth graders Zach, Eric, Garnett, and Eileen represented The Bodine School in the 4-H County Speech Competition on January 31st at the Arigicenter. All four students did an outstanding job presenting their one to two minute speeches they wrote themselves on something they truly enjoy. Even under the pressure of a large, unfamiliar audience, a panel of judges, and a large room, all students demonstrated poise, expression, and their best effort! Pictured with the students is our 4-H representative, Ms. Becky. Eileen W. placed third overall in the fourth grade. Great job, Bodine students!
Friday, February 4, 2011
That's the Spirit!
Pajama-clad students relax reading books on the story tower. Third graders came to the library on pajama day during recent Spirit Week.
Thursday, February 3, 2011
Meet & Greet New Head of School
Thanks to all who came to welcome Josh & Melanie Clark at Tuesday night's Meet & Greet event. We look forward to a great future with the Clarks!
Middle School Dance
On Friday night, January 28, the Middle School held its second annual dance. This years’ theme was “Around the World”, and thanks to the hard work and planning of Ms. Mower, students and parents, the room had an international feel to it. Music was provided by a wonderful DJ. Alumni and guests were also in attendance. The lights dimmed and the dance kicked off at 6:30. There were tables set up throughout representing both individual countries and geographic areas. Students were given the opportunity to sample a variety of foods, and slake their thirst with a variety of American soft drinks. Special thanks to the Yasseri family and others who brought food and helped with the decorations.
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
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