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Red Hawk of the Month for Citizenship
We are very proud to announce our Red Hawks of the Month for April.
The characteristic emphasized during April was Citizenship. They were each chosen by their teacher.
Congratulations to them all!
Claire Darnell, Brianna Alzate, Andrea Ellison, Kylee Roddy, Alexander Nicolas, Jonah Miller, Brandon Spoon, Tekoa Schrader, Jasmine Baker, Conner Tompkins, Taylor Moua, Dashaelia Boston, Juan Perez, Austin Fox, Martin Cisneros, Ariel Medina, Violeta Paredes, Hailie McNabb, Jacob May, Kaleigh Garner, Justin Jenkins, Andrea Staten, Jillian Degnan, Keisha White, Jaylynne Turner
We are very proud to announce our Red Hawks of the Month for April.
The characteristic emphasized during April was Citizenship. They were each chosen by their teacher.
Congratulations to them all!
Claire Darnell, Brianna Alzate, Andrea Ellison, Kylee Roddy, Alexander Nicolas, Jonah Miller, Brandon Spoon, Tekoa Schrader, Jasmine Baker, Conner Tompkins, Taylor Moua, Dashaelia Boston, Juan Perez, Austin Fox, Martin Cisneros, Ariel Medina, Violeta Paredes, Hailie McNabb, Jacob May, Kaleigh Garner, Justin Jenkins, Andrea Staten, Jillian Degnan, Keisha White, Jaylynne Turner
Red Hawk of the Month for Fairness
We are very proud to announce our Red Hawks of the Month for March.
The characteristic emphasized during March was Fairness. They were chosen by their teacher for being very fair students.
Congratulations to them all!
Chloe Jenkins, Angelique Silva, Aurelio Hernandez, Rebecca Pinkston, Savannah Best, Leah Stokes, Logan Wilson, Kensley Ridings, Isabella Dotson, Samantha Bandy, Hayley Maples, Alfonso Lopez, Luis Castro, Cade Newman, Isaac Brown, Jazmine Wells, Daniel Ridenour, Jesus Martinez, Aaron Harper, Brooklyn Fritts, Yesenia Lopez, Logan Courtney, Hope Fox, Chris Chapman
Red Hawk of the Month for Self - Discipline
We are very proud to announce our Red Hawks of the Month for February.
The characteristic emphasized during February was Self - Discipline.
Congratulations to them all!
Jose Cuevas, Morgan Fields, Clayton Scott, Alan Roldan, Zach Faulkenberry, Jamie Ramirez, Johnny MIllan, Emily Aguilera, Erica Helton, Allie Reagan, Cynthia Garcia, Rocio Zavala, Kasen Hill, Kyle DaSilva, Geraldine Cisneros, Avery Jameson, Dominic Branum, Jeni Mejia, Ilce Medina, Luke Amburn, Ismael MOrales, Abigail Buffalo, Anayeli Gonzalez, Kevin Almanza
Red Hawk of the Month for Courage
We are very proud to announce our Red Hawks of the Month for January.
The characteristic emphasized during January was Courage. They were chosen by their teacher for being very courageous students.
Congratulations to them all!
Alex Amburn, Tyler Neubert, Miranda Price, Aaron Farmer, Isabelle Watson, Timmy Rowe, Jordan Beaty, Cesar Rodriguez, Jackson Prine, Cade Otto, Sam Eubanks, Andrea Espinoza, Crus Jimenez, Brittany Camacho, Micah Thomas, Caleb Farmer, Jahaziel Vasquez, Gabe Davis, Austin Davis, Sam McCallum, Christian Lara, Wesley Smith, Wendy Pena Ramirez, Amy Curry
Celebrating Dr. Seuss's Birthday
100th DAY OF SCHOOL
Kindergarten students at Loudon Elementary School are celebrating the 100th day of school. The students dressed as older men and women.
SOCIAL STUDIES FAIR WINNERS
Loudon Elementary is proud to announce the winners of our Social Studies Fair for 4th and 5th grade students:
Exhibits: Michael Vasquez, Jillian Degnan, Tylina Evertt
Exhibits: Michael Vasquez, Jillian Degnan, Tylina Evertt
Power Point: Colby Arney, Claire Pinkston, Carrie Pittman
Maps: Daniel Ridenour, Luke Amburn, Jacob May
Performances: Michelle Moua, Scory Correa
Food Lion is committed to supporting the local schools. The Classroom Rewards are designed to help local schools earn much needed donations to help build a strong community.
- Supporters will enroll by linking their MVP Card(s) to the school code 216443 for Loudon Elementary at http://www.foodlion.com/
- Every time they shop and present their MVP Card, the amount they spend on qualified items is automatically credited to the local school that you choose to support.
- All Food Lion brand products are considered qualifying items.
- Food Lion will credit a percentage of all of the dollars spent back to the participating schools.
TAKE CHARGE OF EDUCATION
Target supports education in communities nationwide. Here's how it works: When parents, teachers and other school supporters use the REDcard, Target donates up to 1% of their purchases to the eligible K-12 school they designate. Each September, those funds are distributed to schools nationwide, including ours. Loudon Elementary School ID:94816. To learn more about the program or get materials to engage parents in your community, visit Target.com/tcoe. Loudon Elementary was presented with a check for $317.36 this month from last school years purchases. Thank you to all parents who participated and Target for donating over $300 MILLION to schools since 1997.
We’re still collecting box tops for education!
Check the tops and sides of cereal boxes, beverages, paper products, refrigerated items, snacks and baby products for the Box Tops for Education symbol. By submitting these small squares you can help our school earn money towards acquiring educational supplies. The school receives 10 cents for each box top. It's very helpful when you cut those out to place fifty in one baggie, each baggie is $5.00. Send those to the school with your student and we will mail them in. Click on this link for a full list of products that participate in the Box Tops for Education http://www.boxtops4education.com/earn/clip/Brands.aspx
