Mrs. Rawle, a 6th grade teacher, grew up in Albert Lea, Minnesota.  She has one brother and two sisters.  She has four children.

When she is not at school, she likes to

• Play games with her kids.
• Watch T.V. with her kids.
• Read.
• Clean the house.
• Play the piano.
• Play with the dogs.

 Some of her favorites are . . . 

• Movie – “Elf”
• Food – Chinese
• Treat – Orange Julius
• TV Show – “Pretty Little Liars”
• Actress – Jamie Lee Curtis
• Color –Burgundy
• Music Group – Jericho Road

 FUN FACTS:  To help pay for college, Mrs. Rawle was a housekeeper by day and a dishwasher by night in Lake Tahoe, CA.  Her favorite subject in school was art!

Thanks to everyone who helped with the Science Fair.  It was a great success.

The 5th grade did some tossing of some tissue through the hoops.

The 4th grade did some bouncing of balloons up in the air.

The 2nd grade ducked and dashed with cotton on their nose.

The 3rd grade knocked their noggins to set the Tic-Tacs free.

The 6th grade piled pyramids and brought them down again.

The 1st grade chucked the Cheetos on the shaving cream capped heads.

Mrs. Ellis gave Mr. Argyle quite a big surprise!

So we say "Hooray for Diffendoofer Day" and hope you all enjoyed!

Nebo School District Support Group for all Parents of Children with Special Needs presents "Disabilities Affect the Whole Family" on March12 at 7 p.m.  Click on the link below for more information.

"Disabilities Affect the Whole Family"

Our Dr. Seuss Week has begun.  Come with crazy socks or slippers on Tuesday.

Santaquin Sentinel, March 2015

The 5th grade students learned about three-digit multiplication and measurement.

In November the First Grade held their Literacy Night for all First Grade students and parents.  They had a remarkable turnout.  Parents were given tools to help improve their child's reading and writing.  After the mini classes, the students sang songs for their parents followed by a drawing for prizes.

All the students in attendance went home with a new book.  One student from each class won a backpack filled with school supplies, and one student from each class won a reading bench, made by Mr. Argyle and Mrs. Ellis, filled with books.

The Latinos in Action volunteer twice a week at Santaquin Elementary to tutor students.  They are making a huge difference with these students.

Mr. Kern was born in Fort Ord, California, which was an army base.  He enjoys hiking and going to movies.  One of his favorite movies is the recently released "Into the Woods".  His favorite color is aqua marine, and blueberries are one of his favorite foods to eat.

At Santaquin Elementary we all enjoy listening to Mr. Kern read.  I asked him to choose a favorite book.  If you know Mr. Kern that was a hard task because he has so many favorite books.  But he came up with "Out of the Dust" by Karen Heese and "Knuffle Bunny" by Mo Willems.

We sure appreciate having Mr. Kern at our school.  He always makes everyone feel important, and is the life of the party.  Thanks for all you do!