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April 21 - May 4, 2007 A+23
Navarrete Nighthawks Tarwater Toros
Squawk Open – The 2nd Annual Squawk Open is April 28 at the Trilogy Golf Resort at Power and Book battle – The 2007-07 Battle of the Books came to an exciting fi nish for Tarwater’s 23 teams.
Queen Creek roads. Golfers wanted; limited space for only 144. Individuals or companies interested in Congratulations to the winning teams: fi rst place: Ivy C., Taylor B. and Katherine G.; second place: Ramya
sponsorship or donating raffl e and silent auction items should contact Darlene at dhealy5@cox.net. R., Alex C. and Katie R.; third place: Mackenzie L., Karina M. and Hannah T. The fi rst place team moves
Calendar into the district semifi nals on April 25.
April 23 - PTO meeting, Media Center, 6:30 p.m. (nominations for 2007-08 Board) Animal lovers – Ms. Weaver’s sixth-grade CATS class has learned how to help mistreated and
— Julie Hendon abandoned dogs, research shelters and see how they are run, fi nding out the percentage of dogs in
shelters that have been abused, and even fi nding out how different countries deal with abused and
abandoned dogs.
Open enrollment – An open enrollment form must be completed every school year that a student
Santan Storm
lives outside the attendance area. Check the boundaries and download an application from the district
website at ww2.chandler.k12.az.us; forms are also available in the school offi ce. Info: 480-883-4300.
Calendar
Donations needed - Mrs. Cavanaugh’s
April 23 - Student of the Month assemblies
third-grade CATS class seeks donations for
April 24 - Band concert, 9 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.
animal local shelters as part of their “Problem
— Julie Sanford
Based Learning” program. Items accepted:
leashes, pet food, animal toys, pet supplies
and pet store gift cards. Deliver items to Room
1. Info: email cavanaugh.kathy@chandler.k12.
az.us.
Making a difference - Mrs. Bull’s fi rst
grade students used their skills and talents,
such as writing, to make a difference for
others. In the fall, the students wrote books
and sent them to soldiers in Iraq. They have
also been writing letters to their pen pal class
Submitted photo
in Kansas all year. This spring the students’
BOOKWORMS: Mrs. Bull’s fi rst-grade class is
latest project was making books for Phoenix
shown with the books they made and sent to
Children’s Hospital patients to help brighten
soldiers in Iraq and Phoenix Children’s Hospital
their days. The books were delivered in March
patients.
with “Read to Your Buddy” cards and each book
was attached to a new stuffed animal children
chose to accompany their books.
Congrats – The following classes earned the Custodians’ White Glove Award: Miss Witter, Miss Day,
Ms. Garcia, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Savage, Mr. Gray, Mrs. Groessl and Miss Gonnerman.
Best attendance – Congrats to the following classes for having the best attendance last quarter:
Ms. Logan’s third-grade class, Mrs. Gardner’s fourth-grade class, Mrs. Kennedy’s sixth-grade class, Ms.
Stanley’s fi fth-grade class and Mrs. Banas’ fi fth-grade class.
— Tamara Meier
Weinberg Wranglers
Zoo visit – More than 200 second graders and more than 50 parent chaperones from Weinberg visited
the Phoenix Zoo. Students will write their fi rst nonfi ction report about a specifi c mammal or other animal
using nonfi ction picture books, Internet articles and their experience at the zoo for research.
Calendar
April 28: Spring Fling Festival, 11 a.m.-3 p.m.
— Cathy Fitzgerald, Andrea Huelsenbeck
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