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Families enjoy spending time together at Fruit with Families.
Page students visit Carveth Village residents to sing carols and hand out ornaments.
Fruit with Families is a great way to start the day.
Students work on their blogs.
Page students learn about different careers at the annual career fair.
Students learn how to follow directions in a recipe.
Page librarian Diane Knight exaggerates her age and teams up with art teacher Kathy Bailey at the Battle of the Buildings.
School is more fun with a good group of friends.
A Page student talks with a resident of Carveth Village.
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Students wore their favorite tie dye shirts to the walk-a-thon.
Every year, Page students create their own bowls then have an ice cream party using their bowls.
Page students cheer on their teachers at the Battle of the Buildings.
Page students sing Christmas carols for Carveth Village residents.
Students conduct a science experiment using cranberries.
Page students work on a papier mache project in art class.
Fruit with Families is a great way to start the day.
A student puts the finishing touches on her bowl.
A Page student concentrates as he finishes his clay bowl.
Page Principal leads his team as they prepare for their game in the Battle of the Buildings.
Students enjoy ice cream sundaes served in their handmade bowls.
It was a groovy theme for this year's walk-a-thon.

Events

Fruit with Families 5th grade
Date: 2/15/2019
No School - Mid-Winter Break
Date: 2/18/2019
No School - Mid-Winter Break
Date: 2/19/2019
Parent-Teacher Conferences
Date: 2/25/2019, 4 PM – 8 PM
Parent/Teacher Conferences
Date: 2/27/2019, 4 PM – 8 PM

TK News

Page Spelling Champion Crowned

Eighteen Page Elementary students were finalists in the schoolwide spelling bee.

Max Knowles won the Page Elementary School spelling bee with Camden Peter earning the runner up title. Eighteen spellers from all the fourth and fifth-grade classrooms competed Thursday in the school-wide finals. It wasn't until the 12th round when Peter stumbled on the word "sepia." Knowles went on to correctly spell his 12th round word "clavicle" and then the winning word "lustrous" to claim the title. Both Knowles and Peter will represent Page Elementary at a regional spelling bee.
Other classroom winners making it to the finals were Jackson Conkle, Myles Chambers, Kayley King, Landon Kostelec, Kenzee Knight, Koby Wilkerson, Isla Johnson, Tealy Cross, Jenna Robinett, Molly Alden, Adam McLaughlin, Sidney Ripley, Annabelle Pennington, Meghan Skidmore, Emma Johnson, and Lucy Kamps.

Students Learn the Gift of Giving

A Page Elementary students gives a handmade ornament to a Carveth Village resident.

Wearing a bright red Santa hat and his biggest smile, Brody Biermaker offered a handmade ornament to Carveth Village resident Dorothy Barlow. "It's for you. You can keep it," he said proudly.

Students Focus on Gratitude and Respect

Page Elementary fourth-graders participated in the character assembly focusing on respect and gratitude.

With the upcoming holiday season, Page students are being reminded to think about the character traits of gratitude for all they have and respect for others who may face difficult or stressful times during the holidays or who may celebrate in different ways.

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