It is hard to believe, but we are well into our second trimester, and we are approaching the celebration our 100th day of school! As we enter into February, we ask that you please keep a few things in mind regarding drop off and pick up:
** If you drop your child off at school, please make every effort to get them here on time. Students should be in the building and to their classrooms by 7:50. We are noticing an increase in the number of students arriving late. Please know if students arrive after 7:50, they have to come through the office and are marked tardy.
** Please drive slowly and be attentive to what is going on around you. With having a crosswalk at the start of both our drop off and pick up lines, it is imperative that drivers are extra cautious of pedestrians crossing.
** On occasion, the weather may require us to dismiss our car-riders from inside the building (such can be the case with extreme cold or also when it rains). We ask that you either remain in your vehicle, as usual, or wait on the sidewalk, and we will dismiss them to you. We ask that you please be patient with us in these situations, as it takes a little more time.
** Although we have a long stretch of curb between Little Prairie and Prairie View, please avoid pulling up/parking there during arrival and dismissal. This is the space utilized by the PV pick-up line, as well cars that advance on to pick up at Prairie View. Thank you for your help with this.
Additionally, the East Troy Community School District Board of Education recently voted to place an operational referendum question on the April 7th ballot. The current operational referendum will expire at the end of this school year. Please see the visual below for more information.
This is an exciting time at school, as it is the time of year where we often see the most academic growth in students. We look forward to the exciting months ahead!
Focused on growth for all students,
Lindsey Harris, Principal