
Back to School 2021 was a great success! Together, with their students, our teachers are ready to make this the best year yet! Click here to follow us on Facebook and to view more photos from our first day of school!

Back to School 2021 was a great success! Together, with their students, our teachers are ready to make this the best year yet! Click here to follow us on Facebook and to view more photos from our first day of school!
Performances by Time:
2:10 – Bakery Shop – Mrs. Peterson’s Second Grade Class
3:35 – One Dreamy Morning – Erinne McGinnity-Schneider
5:20 – To a Wild Rose – Addy Wackwitz
7:25 – We’re on a Mission to Rock – 5th Grade Lab Band
9:10 – Night in Tunisia – Jazz Combo
13:10 – Selections from Aladdin – 6-8th Grade Studio Band
As we finish the school year in the next two weeks, we also look forward to a fresh start in the upcoming fall of 2021-22. Here at SJB, we enjoy having family get-togethers and other community events – unfortunately, we haven’t been able to do much of this. Many of us have grown accustomed to not being able to volunteer or visit the school.
Good News! Last night, at the Site Advisory Council meeting, we discussed new opportunities for people to get involved, and we planned some new community events that we will be holding next school year. We are looking for all types of people to come together to help achieve our fundraising goals; people with finance skills, decorators, organizers, cooks, doers, marketers, and even social butterflies.
When you are ready to reengage and would like to share your skills with us, please reach out to me or our SAC President, Eric. You’ll find some of these opportunities in the fundraising section below. I can’t wait to once again come together as a community and work together to create special experiences for our families!
Help Us Grow:
Our fourth graders are loving their science unit on electric circuits! During a recent experiment, they built a circuit tester to discover if objects were conductors or insulators.
Kindergarten scientists have been working on a Magnificent Matter science unit through the Building for Kids in Appleton. Ms. Nelson’s class made polymer putty and learned that polymers are stretchy! Mrs. Konshak’s class learned about colloids and made Oobleck in a bag!
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