A huge THANK YOU to Chief Haddad for meeting with concerned citizens at Salina Intermediate to discuss traffic concerns at dismissal time.  Please remember that there is NO PARKING in the front of our school at dismissal time.  For the safety of our students, all students are to be picked up in our parking lot.   The police will be enforcing that rule  as a safety measure to keep all of our students safe.

Friday April 28th from 1:15-3:00

Mark your calendars for our third annual STEAM expo.  This year we will have two times scheduled.

K-1 will be sharing their projects from 1:15-2:00

2-3  will be sharing their projects from 2:00-2:45

Come for part or all of the afternoon as our students showcase their learning!!!

Check out some of our interesting words!!!

  State Representative Abdullah Hammoud read to our third graders.  He spoke about the importance of reading and continual learning.  What a wonderful role model for our Salina family.

Ever thought about growing your own fruits and vegetables but not sure where to begin? If you want to start your own garden and are thinking about starting from seeds indoors, NOW is the time. Subscribe below to Salina Elementary’s garden club for tips and weekly updates. Also, if you have any lingering questions, leave them in the comments box and we will do our best to help you answer them.

https://www.kidspot.com.au/parenting/real-life/in-the-news/dad-horrified-to-find-vile-messages-in-popular-game-on-sons-ipad

https://www.kidspot.com.au/parenting/real-life/in-the-news/dad-horrified-to-find-vile-messages-in-popular-game-on-sons-ipad

Parents,

Please take a minute to read this very important article.  While we are fortunate to have filters that won’t allow our students access to these sites, they are easy for students to download from a phone, ipad or their home computer.  It seems like a harmless game, however, there is a very dangerous outcome.

3rd-grade students wishing to be class president in Mrs. Habhab’s class gave speeches to their classmates.  They gave reasons why students should vote for them and what they would do, once elected to office, to improve Salina school.  Go Wildcats!!!