Faith, Family, Football!

Just a "little excitement" 

going on at school this
week......some of it in secret!

Young people from

Kindergarten through 2nd grade

 created banners to wish
our L.H.S. football Indians,
cheerleaders, coaches & manager
the VERY best

luck as they head into the Class

2A IHSA football play-off series.

 Thanks Mrs. Jamie Schultz

for taking & getting our hand-off 

displayed at L.H.S.  

Here's wishing our team

 and families safe travels as they

 head to Chester, Illinois today

to take on the Yellow Jackets. 

 

October Days

You just never know

what will happen the week

that Halloween comes to town!

 2nd graders could barely

wait for "Fall Follies" to begin.

 

Yes......and their Pumpkin

Bowling was a huge hit!

 Ah pajama day, a

favorite during Red Ribbon Week.

 Lots of smiles to go around.

Yet down the hall......

  What?

Yikes, it appears some

mischief is going on in

the 4th/5th grade wing!

 

Why, Of Course....

So, students are making things to honor
and "cheer on" the Lawrenceville
Indians as the team heads into the 
football playoffs this Saturday.  

One pupil approaches me this morning
and reminds me that it's important to
do something for the cheerleaders and
coaches too; the entire class agrees....

I love these kids! 

 

Sunday Thought 10-25-2015

One Heart

"Why I love living in a small town? 
Football also means family."          
~Photographer, Alfonso Palazzolo  

 

Our Lawrenceville Indians,
a team that beats with one heart.

Smart Art

"I love this stuff!  

Oh too much glitter drives my dad crazy,
but I'm glad we get to use it here at school."  

                                            ~Parkside First Grader

 

To Dream, To Build

Photo compliments of The Lawrenceville Daily Record   

Mrs. Kristi Gray’s second-graders assembled rockets Monday with the help of parents and volunteers. Youngsters will launch their crafts on Friday October 30th, beginning at 12:30 P.M. on the soccer field near
Parkside Elementary School.

Make opportunities for youngsters

to use their imaginations and "create!"