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We are officially 24 days into the school year 🎉, and things are really starting to pick up! I am so proud of the positive momentum we’ve built since returning to school. Our students and staff have embraced new opportunities, and it’s been wonderful to see so many great things happening around our building.
🌟 Sebree Leaders – Mrs. Frazer has worked hard to grow this program, and our student leaders now have more responsibility than ever before! They are:
🚗 Opening car doors and greeting students at drop-off
👋 Helping with afternoon pick-up
🍎 Assisting with breakfast and straightening the gym
📚 Lending a hand with Homework Help
🎟️ Collecting grade-level Hooray Tickets on Thursday afternoons for the Friday morning drawings
💻 Screen Team – Our 6th grade students are running the daily school slideshow, keeping everyone updated and showcasing what’s happening around Sebree.
💡 Guidance Lessons – Mrs. Ellis has begun her monthly guidance classes focused on character traits, social-emotional learning, and de-escalation strategies. These lessons help our students build skills that will serve them both inside and outside the classroom.
Thank you for your continued support. It’s exciting to see our students stepping up as leaders, helpers, and role models. I can’t wait to share more updates with you as the year continues! ❤️
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-Mrs. Boggs, Principal |
Citizens of the Week |
 Congratulations to Our Citizens of the Week! 
At Sebree, we celebrate students who go above and beyond in showing what it means to be respectful, responsible, and safe. Throughout the week, students earn Hooray Tickets for making positive choices. Every Friday morning, tickets from each grade level are entered into a drawing, and winners are named our Citizens of the Week. These outstanding students are recognized school-wide and get to choose a special prize as a reward for their effort. 
 Kindergarten: Paisley Bellah
 1st Grade: Junior Velasquez
 2nd Grade: Hollie Emery
 3rd Grade: Ibrahim Wright
 4th Grade: Bryleigh Boggs
 5th Grade: Ashly Francisco Juan
 6th Grade: Saphira Elrod
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We are so proud of our students for leading by example and making our school community stronger every day. Keep up the great work!
 
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Picture of the Week |
 Picture of the Week Nothing beats the joy of learning and playing together! This week’s spotlight is on one of our students who was so excited during PE that she couldn’t help but jump up and down with the biggest smile!   Our students had a blast playing Pirate Treasure in PE—building teamwork, staying active, and having fun along the way. 
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How Many Days Have We Been In School? |
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Bus Updates |
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Box Tops |
Did you know you can help our school just by scanning your grocery receipts?  
Through the Box Tops for Education program, every little scan adds up to big support for our students. It’s quick, easy, and completely FREE to use — just download the Box Tops app, shop as you normally do, and scan your receipts.
Every Box Top = money back to our school 
Let’s work together to reach our goal and make a real difference for our kids!
Check out the flyer below for details and instructions. Thank you for supporting our school community! 
 
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Reading Logs |
📚 Reading Logs Begin This Week for Grades K–3! 📚
We are excited to launch our Reading Logs this week for all students in Kindergarten through 3rd Grade! Each student will receive a reading folderthat goes home daily. Inside the folder, you will find:
- A passage that your child must read at home each night.
- A reading log paper that includes the passage title, the date it should be read, and a space for a parent/guardian signature.
This will serve as your child’s homework each night. Please be sure the reading log is signed nightly as your child completes their reading. Consistent daily practice at home builds confidence, fluency, and a lifelong love for reading! 💙 |
Homework Help |
📚✨ Homework Help Starts Tomorrow! ✨📚
We are excited to announce that Homework Help begins tomorrow morning! 🎉
🕖 When: Tuesday–Friday mornings, 7:15am–7:35am
👩🏫 Who: Any student who needs help with homework or reading a story is welcome to attend!
This is a great opportunity for students to get extra support, build confidence, and start the day ready to learn. 🌟
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Field Trips |
🚌✨ Field Trip Reminder ✨🚌
We are so excited for upcoming field trips! 🌟 Field trips are a wonderful way for students to learn outside the classroom and create lasting memories.
💵 Important Reminder: When sending in money for a field trip, please send the exact amount. Our school is not able to provide change. This helps us keep everything organized and ensures all students are ready to go on their big day!
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👟 PE Day Reminder
To help your child participate safely and comfortably in PE Class, please make sure they wear tennis shoes on their scheduled PE day. Proper footwear helps prevent injuries and allows students to fully enjoy all activities. You’ll find the PE schedule listed below — thank you for helping us keep our students safe and ready to move!
 
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September Breakfast & Lunch Menus |
K-8 Breakfast Menu
K-8 Lunch Menu
PreK Menu
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Veteran's Day Parade |
| 🎺🇺🇸 We are excited to share that the 20th Annual Veteran’s Day Parade will take place on Tuesday, November 11 at 1:00pm on Main Street. This special community tradition is a wonderful opportunity to honor and celebrate the service of our veterans. Our students will be participating in the parade, and we encourage families to help their children begin practicing their songs at home so they can sing with confidence and pride on the big day! Click your child's grade level below for a link to their song!
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PreK Spotlight |
 PreK
Students have spent the first few weeks learning how to play and together!  They have learned problem solving and letters in the block center. They have also learned how to join friends in play when outdoors and learned how to use materials appropriately!    
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Kindergarten Spotlight |
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First Grade |
 First Grade
First Graders explored character studies, noticing how characters showed perseverance and collaboration.  They drew and wrote about their observations, showing empathy and insight. In math, students used counters and drawings to explore numbers 5–10, building strong number sense. 
  
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Second Grade |
 Second Grade
Second Graders wrapped up ELA Module 1 on why schools matter and how they are alike and different around the world.  In math, they used number lines and benchmark numbers to strengthen number flexibility.  
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Third Grade |
 Third Grade
Third Grade readers studied children overcoming challenges in Kenya, Zimbabwe, and Mongolia, then wrote informative paragraphs to explain their thinking.  In math, they practiced multiplication and division using properties and strategies. Students also explored primary vs. secondary sources in Social Studies, continued learning about balanced forces in Science, and wrapped up their phonics lessons!
 
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Fourth Grade |
 Fourth Grade
In ELA, students began researching famous poets—Valerie Worth, Robert Frost, and Walter Dean Myers—in expert groups.  In math, they solved and explained addition/subtraction problems to peers. In Science, they explored energy transfers and in Social Studies, they created creative Hand or Foot Maps showcasing their mapping skills. 
  
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Fifth Grade |
 Fifth Grade
Fifth Graders finished reading Esperanza Rising and explored story structure.  They also wrote two-voice poems and compared characters. In writing, they learned to break down prompts and craft strong opinion claims. In Social Studies, they studied North American tribes, and in Science, they investigated physical and chemical changes.  
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Sixth Grade |
 Sixth Grade
Sixth Graders focused on factors, multiples, and division in math. In reading, they explored Greek myths like Medusa, Theseus and the Minotaur, and Cronus—discovering themes across texts.  They also engaged in a thoughtful discussion about September 11th, led by Mr. Kevin Ranes. 
 
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Questions or Concerns |
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If you ever have questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to reach out. We value open communication and are here to support both you and your child throughout the school year. You can contact the school office by phone, email, or stopping by during office hours — we’re always happy to help! Email: brooklyn.boggs@webster.kyschools.us
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