“We keep moving forward,
opening new doors, and doing new things, because we’re curious and curiosity keeps
leading us down new paths.” ~ Walt Disney
Welcome to the beginning
of the new school year. I want to thank
you for being curious and joining us on the journey in our new building. I can’t tell you how much we all appreciate
your patience as we learn new routines and procedures here in our new
location. The best of things can test
your mettle. I can tell you that while
the parking lot, lunch, and recess are all new adventures, what is going on in
the classrooms is tried and true Eagle Ridge Academy Classical Education. The teachers and students are settling right
into the joy of learning and development of wonder and awe each day. Students are smiling (although tired) and
excited to be here. Check out the classroom pictures below.
Next week, we ask that
you help us begin teaching your students responsibility. It is time for them to start finding their
own way to class in the mornings. We
have staff stationed throughout the building that can help point the way, but
they need to start learning their way.
Parents will no longer be able to walk their children to the classroom
starting on Monday. I was amazed at how
well students did on their own this morning.
Most of them were showing me the way.
If you have been bringing your student in through door 7, I would
encourage you to start dropping them off at door 2 in the mornings. Door 7 will not be a door we use for drop-off
or pick-up once the parking lot is complete. It is so helpful to teach students the correct
routines from the beginning, so they don’t have to re-learn new routines in a
few weeks.
The playground has
started to be assembled in the playground area.
While the current play area is not ideal, we know it is only
temporary. We look forward to watching
the playground grow over the next week.
Students will be playing on it before we know it!
Next Tuesday (9/13) is
Lower School Picture Day. You will be
receiving your order forms today. Please
don’t forget to have your student in formal dress for pictures. You can find formal dress guidelines at this
link. Formal UniformsFormal Uniforms
Here’s to another great
week!
Mrs. Baier
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