Halloween at Art City was fun for students and staff. Most of the school dressed up and had parties in their classes. Thank you to all the parent volunteers for helping to make Halloween a great day!
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Art City's fourth graders had the opportunity, in October, to visit This is the Place Heritage Park. They learned about what it took to be an early settler of Utah. They had the opportunity to pull handcarts like the pioneers did and see what school was like for young children back then!
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Thank you to Feed the Kids Foundation for donating money to pay down lunch balances! To find out more about what they do go to FeedtheKidsFoundation.org
Students at Art City Elementary earn Eagle Bucks for doing well in class, specialties and during recess times. These students chose to use their Eagle Bucks to be on the web page. Great job!
Art City Elementary Penny Wars is coming up next week. Each grade will have a bucket in the front lobby before and after school. Bills and Penny's are positive points and all Silver coins are negative points. All proceeds will be used to purchase and All-Abilities Swing set for the playgound. See the flyer and picture below with more details.
Art City Elementary kindergarten classes enjoyed an afternoon at Cornbelly's celebrating fall. They had fun zip lining, going through mazes, taking a hayride, going on the train and playing on the playground.
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The Art City Halloween Parade will take place on Halloween at 2:15 pm. The students will be parading around the outside of the school and parents are welcome to come and watch! Please see map for instructions on where to watch. If you would like to check your child out after the parade, please wait until the parade is over and check them out with their teacher. Each teacher will have a sign out sheet.
Students at Art City Elementary earn Eagle Bucks for doing well in class, specialties and during recess times. These students chose to use their Eagle Bucks to be on the web page. Great job!