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Page students play on the playground climbing structure.
Page 5th graders teach other students a new card game.
Page students practice coding.
Page 5th graders teach other students a new card game.
Page students get to see inside the fire truck as part of the salute to Heroes theme for the PTO Walk-A-Thon.
A Page student waves as he participates in the PTO Walk-A-Thon.
A Page student holds up a design he made with Magna-Blocks and his drawing of that design on paper.
Page students go after the ball in the Gaga Pit.
Two Page students swing high at recess time.
Page students create their own commercial for their tree farm project.
A group of five Page girls show their black and orange TK Pride attire.
Students cover their ears as their art teacher demonstrates how to make a leather craft.
Hat day is always a fun dress-up day for students.
Students enjoy reading time in the library.
A Page student hammers on her leather artwork bracelet.
Page librarian helps students locate books.
Michigan and Michigan State are the most popular college shirts worn during college day.
Page LINKS program provides opportunities for students to get to know and work with students with special needs.
Students work on a leather craft in Page art classes.
A student smiles as he enjoys a good book.
A student shows the buildings created using clip-together tiles.
Page students enjoy recess time together.
A student searches on his computer for books.
Page students play on the playground.
Page Elementary is filled with positive signs and supports.
A Page student rushes to catch the ball in a game of kick ball.
A student works on building a ship using plastic pieces.
Page students build models of different types of Native American housing.

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OAK Director of Field Operations Cade Dammen talks with Page Elementary fifth-graders about careers in construction fields.

Construction Projects Provide Opportunity for Learning

Page students have been watching construction projects near their school all year. They’ve seen the new Learning Center take shape on ground just south of their school and more recently have watched as excavators and bulldozers began preparing ground just west of their school for the new tennis courts.
Classroom champions competed in the all-school Battle of the Books final.

Page Battle of the Books Overall Champion Crowned

With dramatic “Survivor” music playing in the background, 18 Page Elementary classroom champions stepped up the microphone on the high school auditorium stage. In front of all their classmates and some family members, the contestants answered detailed questions about books they read.
A 4th grade student examines a pig lung used to demonstrate damage that can be caused by tobacco use.

Teens Deliver Strong Message to Younger Students

One by one, Page Elementary fourth-graders used their gloved hand to feel a blackened pig’s lung and watch as a high school student inflated the lung using a foot pump. One side of the lung plumped easily while the other side was used to show the effects of tobacco on the lungs.
Page Student Council members present a check to Mr. Fitzgerald to help with the sculpture to honor his wife Janis and her work with Battle of the Books.

Page Penny War Honors Reading Enthusiast

Battle of the Books is on again this year at Page Elementary, but without the guiding hand and thoughtful questions from the person who passionately introduced and organized the program at Page more than 10 years ago.
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A message from Page Principal Gregg Bruno

Page Elementary School
Welcome to Page Elementary School!
Our school, filled with fourth and fifth graders, is encouraging, nurturing, and a great place for students to learn. We want all our students to feel safe and welcomed into the TK family. As students embark on their last years at the elementary level, they'll develop independence, critical thinking, working in small groups, and creating projects. Through our Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports, we celebrate success and positive behaviors to build a safe and caring environment for all. We reinforce positive character traits and prepare students emotionally, socially, and academically for middle school.
We're glad you're here!  We welcome volunteers so please stop in and see us soon!