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Head of Lower School at La Jolla Country Day School (mbaier@ljcds.org)

Friday, February 14, 2014

Pillar Week



 “Too often we underestimate the power of a touch, a smile, a kind word, a listening ear, an honest compliment, or the smallest act of caring, all of which have the potential to turn a life around.”
 ~Leo Buscaglia

Welcome to the final day of Pillar Week!  It has been a truly enjoyable week with the Lower School students.  It was great to be able to speak to them each morning about the Pillar of the Day and talk about how our dress for the day represented it.  Today, students were given the opportunity to demonstrate their own knowledge and understanding of the Pillars.  Students were each given a Pillar sticker to give to another student on their own (if they saw a student demonstrating one of the Eagle Ridge Academy Pillars).  It was an opportunity for us to see where the students fall in their abilities to understand the Pillars and recognize those qualities in others.  It also went with our theme of the day of kindness and giving to others.  Remember to ask your children why they received a Pillar sticker when you see them come home with one.  Making that home/school connection really cements the importance of our Pillars.

Mr. Anderson has been busy sharing artwork in the Lower School.  He has changed our Lower School Office display to include 2nd Grade Printmaking.  He also added a display in the hallway just outside the Lower School Office.  Here we have some Kindergarten artwork based on a book they read called The Dot.  Enjoy the pictures below or stop in for an up close and personal visit with some of the art our Lower School students are creating.







3rd grade students have been studying the bones in the human body in science class.  Some of their skeletons are “hanging around” in the hallway outside Mrs. Rau’s classroom.





Just a reminder that the PTO Gala for Our Pillars in on Saturday, February 22nd at Olympic Hills Golf Club.  I look forward to seeing many of you there for a fun, festive evening!  

Have a wonderful week!
Mrs. Baier

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