Principal's Day

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In celebration of Principal's Day, the students at Sierra Bonita showed Mr. Mike Larsen that he is the 'HEART' of the school. Each student decorated a heart and wrote a thank you by having a "Heart Attack" for him.

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story and photo by Tiffany Manwaring

Checkmate

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Chess, the game of foresight and strategy, has crept into mornings at Sierra Bonita.  Mr. Shawn Rawlings, the assistant principal, has created a club for chess lovers.  Experienced chess players meet on Tuesday and Thursday mornings to challenge each other to a game of chess.  A round robin tournament per grade level will be played to determine who will compete in the final tournament.  The final tournament will decide the overall winner.  Students have the opportunity to compete with one another and the winners will receive trophies.  Mr.

Book Fair

Submitted by sue.leber on

Our school book fair is coming up on Monday, October 22nd and continues until Friday, October 26.  On Tuesday we will be having a Grandparents Event from 3:15-5pm during which Grandparents are encouraged to come to the book fair and then read books with their Grandchildren.  The book fair will be open during SEP Conferences.  For more information please check out this link:

Making Medical History

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Easton Thomas is a delightful boy who brightens up any room he walks into. Like most first-graders, he loves sports, outdoor activities, and playing with friends. He is affectionately referred to as “cool Easton” by his teacher, upon Easton’s request. He is also a six-year-old who happens to be defying many odds. Easton has a rare genetic disorder called Hunter’s Syndrome or MPS II. His body lacks an enzyme that helps break down long chain sugars called glycosaminoglycans (GAGs) in the body.
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photograph by Tiffany Manwaring

Otter Pops

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Third grade students at Sierra Bonita sung "Otter Pops, Otter Pops, come get your Otter Pops" in hope of selling ice cold Otter Pops.  They sold Otter Pops everyday at lunch recess at the start of the school year.  In two weeks they earned $250 which will be used for field trips.  The third grade students loved selling the Otter Pops and the other students enjoyed the cold treat on those hot days!

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Robin Wheatley
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