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Dear REDFISH Families,

This is just a small sample of the plethora of notes that were shared between students at REDFISH on Wednesday. Some even made their way to the principal’s office!? It’s surprising how a few simple words warmed the heart of even a tired and grumpy old school administrator. Thank you, REDFISH!  

Pancakes, pajamas, and games… Oh, my! REDFISH students were treated to an afternoon stacked with pancakes, pajamas, and school-wide games today. A huge THANK YOU goes out to Mrs. Goggins and her GR3/4 class for preparing the feast… to Mrs.

Dear REDFISH Families,

Students in HOMEROOM 5 (i.e. Ms. Hodgson’s class) wrapped up their “Ancient Civilizations” unit this week with an in-house museum exhibit in the library at REDFISH. We would like to thank all the REDFISH families who came out on Wednesday afternoon to walk through the exhibits.

Dear REDFISH Families,

REDFISH Elementary boarded school buses and rolled out this morning to take part in its first of four school-wide swimming and water safety days. It was a great ‘launch party’…

We are nearing the 100th day of school and in primary grades, this is an important day of learning! All of our students are about halfway through the year, many have begun second semester, and everyone is in full learning mode in their classrooms, outdoors and in their communities. They are connecting with one another, sharing knowledge and experiences, embracing the world around them and working with educators to develop the skills they need to become lifelong learners.

Dear REDFISH Families,

Homerooms 1-3 were awed by up-close-and-personal presentations from Conservation Officer, Nathan Smienk, this morning at REDFISH. For ‘show and tell’, Officer Smienk brought along some remarkable samples from a variety of animals ranging from wolves to cougars to grizzly bears to elk to Bighorn sheep.