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Eagle News 05/20/2024

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May 20, 2024

CALENDAR

May 20 Field Day for the Entire School 9:30-12:00-see below!

May 20 Fifth Grade Afternoon Movie

May 20 Common Day for Kindergarten-Everyone comes in the morning at 9:15

May 21 Common Day for Kindergarten-Everyone comes in the afternoon at 12:45

May 21 Alpine Elementary Awards Assembly 9:30 1st-3rd grade

May 21 Alpine Elementary Awards Assembly 10:10 4th-6th

May 21 Dance Festival 2:45-Back field-Parents bring own chairs if you’d like

May 22 1st Grade Park Day 11:00-Creekside Park

May 22 5th Grade Park Day 12:30-Creekside Park

May 22 Kindergarten Teddy Bear Picnic 11:15 & 2:45

May 23 6th Grade BBQ

May 23 6th Grade Graduation 10:00 gym

May 23 Kindergarten Graduation 11:00 & 2:30 Library

May 23 Last Day of school for preschool and kindergarten

May 24 Last Day of School-student excused at 10:45

School Information

Last Day of School Schedule

On Friday, May 24th, all students will be excused from school at 10:45am. All students will be meeting outside the school at the flagpole for a short program at 10:30. We invite any parents who would like to come and attend as you pick up your students. Also, as a reminder, the last day of school for preschool and kindergarten students is on Thursday, May 23rd.

Student Hallway Pictures on Sale

We are excited to have the student pictures in the hallway on sale. We love having these pictures in the hallway and we use the proceeds from the sales to pay for the upcoming year’s pictures. The pictures are on sale for $8/ea. Thank you for supporting this. We would love to continue this tradition but we do need your support in purchasing these photos!

School Community Council for 2024-2025

We are happy to welcome our newest members of the Alpine School Community Council who will serve for 2 year terms. They are Tracy Nuttall, Sari Sorenson, and Alayna Sechrest. They will join our other two members Angelica Nash and Andrew Young. We look forward to collaborating with all of them in our upcoming school year.

Outstanding Lunch Accounts Balances

If you have been notified that your students has a negative lunch balance, please take a moment and get those paid off. You can access the accounts on this link. linq Connect

Summer Journal Program

Please see attached document for information regarding our school’s Summer Journal Program.  This is a great way for your child to keep up their writing skills over the summer, and there are some great prizes to be earned!  If you have any questions, contact Abbi Cox at [email protected].

Lone Peak Boys Basketball Camp Information

We would like to extend a warm invitation to your child to join us for the Lone Peak Basketball Coach Rob Ross Camp. https://robrossbasketballcamp2024copy.splashthat.com taking place from May 28th- May 31st. The camp is designed for children in grades K-12 and will be taught by current players and coaches, as well as college basketball players.

The camp will offer several opportunities for skill development and improvement, including 1 on 1 contests, free throw contests, 3-point contests, and a focus on team play and individual improvement through daily skill work. Our experienced instructors will help your child grow as a player and develop their skills to the best of their abilities.

The schedule for the camp is as follows:

K-2nd: 8:30am-10:00am

3-5th: 8:00am-10:00am

6-9th: 10:15am -12:45pm

10-12th: 1:30pm-4:00 pm

Please sign up at https://robrossbasketballcamp2024copy.splashthat.com

Sincerely,

Coach Rob Ross

From the Library

Read!

From the SCC

We want to express our appreciation to the members of the SCC this year. It was a fantastic group that got a lot accomplished!

From the PTA

Parent Volunteers Still Needed for Field Day TOMORROW!

Please join us tomorrow (Monday May 20) for Field Day from 9:30-11:45am. We could use more parent volunteers to help at the stations! You will get to interact with students of all grade levels and don’t need to prepare anything in advance- just show up! Sign up link and to view the stations is here.

Alpine Days Parade Interest

We are trying to gauge the interest of students participating in the Alpine Days community parade, representing Alpine Elementary. If you have a 4th-6th grader that is interested, please sign up here.

THANK YOU for a fantastic year!

Thankful for all your support and involvement in making this school year a success! Have a great summer and be ready to rock and roll come August.

From the Lunchroom

A reminder to everyone to please make sure your student(s) have money in their lunch accounts. If you need help with this, you can simply log on to linq Connect and register. In addition to making payments, you can view your student account balances, history, set up automatic payments and account balance alerts. Also, our kitchen can accept cash or checks for meal payments. Additionally, we cannot give change so all money given will be placed into your student’s account. If you have any questions or may need help, please do not hesitate to contact the main office at 801-610-8700.

Eagle News 05/13/2024

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May 13, 2024

CALENDAR

May 13-17 Keep Testing for Kindergarten-No school for kindergarten students

May 13 4th Grade Park Day-Creekside Park 12:00

May 13 School Community Council Candidate Forms Due by 3:30

May 14 Lone Peak Council PTA Meeting-Ridgeline Elementary 10:00

May 14 5th Grade Giraffe Day

May 15 Alpine Race Day-See below for information

May 16 5th Grade Market Day

May 16 4th Grade 10 Mile Day

May 16 6th Grade Pillow Concert 2:15 gym

May 17 Hope Squad End of Year Celebration 8:45

May 17 3rd Grade Egg Drop 9:30

May 17 5th Grade Volume Zoo 2:20-Gym

May 20 Field Day for the Entire School

May 20 Fifth Grade Afternoon Movie

May 20 Common Day for Kindergarten-Everyone comes in the morning at 9:15

May 21 Alpine Elementary Awards Assembly 9:30 1st-3rd grade

May 21 Alpine Elementary Awards Assembly 10:10 4th-6th

May 21 Dance Festival 2:45-Back field-Parents bring own chairs if you’d like

May 22 1st Grade Park Day 11:00-Creekside Park

May 22 5th Grade Park Day 12:30-Creekside Park

May 22 Kindergarten Teddy Bear Picnic 11:15 & 2:45

May 23 6th Grade BBQ

May 23 6th Grade Graduation 10:00 gym

May 23 Kindergarten Graduation 11:00 & 2:30 Library

May 24 Last Day of School-student excused at 10:45

School Information

Congratulations to our students and teachers and parents!

I normally do not include these items in my weekly emails, but I probably should more often…I just want to congratulate our students and teachers on the fantastic work that has been done on our end of year RISE testing. Friday, we completed our testing and we are seeing fantastic results. Every grade, 3rd-6th, who take the RISE end of year tests, saw great improvement! Our overall school-wide English Language RISE scores improved from 67% last year to 71% proficiency this year. That is a 4% increase. Our math scores went from 65% proficiency last year to 78% proficiency this year, a 13% increase and our science scores went from 65% proficiency to 79% proficiency, a 14% increase. Overall, this represents an average proficiency above district averages of about 20%. I am very proud of all the hard work that our students, teachers, staff, and you as parents have shown during this school year. The things that you are doing at home, as well as the work our teachers and staff have put in are paying off for our students. Great job!

Student Hallway Pictures on Sale

We are excited to have the student pictures in the hallway on sale. We love having these pictures in the hallway and we use the proceeds from the sales to pay for the upcoming year’s pictures. The pictures are on sale for $8/ea. As we did last year, if your student is the only one in the pictures, you can pay and take the picture right then. If there are multiple students in the pictures, we will hold on to the picture and see if other students would like it as well so we can make copies of that picture. We will make sure the pictures are delivered to your student before the last day of school. Thank you for supporting this. We would love to continue this tradition but we do need your supporting in purchasing these photos!

School Community Council Candidate Forms

For our school community council for the 2024-2025 school year, we have 3 parent openings that need to be filled. These candidate forms need to be turned in by Monday, May 13th. Please see the attached form for more information on this service opportunity.

Alpine Race Day

We are excited to have our 2nd annual Alpine Race Day. This is a fun opportunity for your students to participate in a couple of outdoor races. We will be having a 50 yard dash for our 1st thru 6th grades as well as a longer run for our 3rd thru 6th grades. I am including this in the email so you can remind your students to please wear appropriate shoes on this day because they will all be participating!

Summer Journal Program

Please see attached document for information regarding our school’s Summer Journal Program.  This is a great way for your child to keep up their writing skills over the summer, and there are some great prizes to be earned!  If you have any questions, contact Abbi Cox at [email protected].

Lone Peak Boys Basketball Camp Information

We would like to extend a warm invitation to your child to join us for the Lone Peak Basketball Coach Rob Ross Camp. https://robrossbasketballcamp2024copy.splashthat.com taking place from May 28th- May 31st. The camp is designed for children in grades K-12 and will be taught by current players and coaches, as well as college basketball players.

The camp will offer several opportunities for skill development and improvement, including 1 on 1 contests, free throw contests, 3-point contests, and a focus on team play and individual improvement through daily skill work. Our experienced instructors will help your child grow as a player and develop their skills to the best of their abilities.

The schedule for the camp is as follows:

K-2nd: 8:30am-10:00am

3-5th: 8:00am-10:00am

6-9th: 10:15am -12:45pm

10-12th: 1:30pm-4:00 pm

Please sign up at https://robrossbasketballcamp2024copy.splashthat.com

Sincerely,

Coach Rob Ross

From the Library

A big thanks to Mrs. Ruesch and all the volunteers that made our book fair so awesome last week! We love Mrs. Ruesch and all she does for our school!

From the SCC

We want to express our appreciation to the members of the SCC this year. It was a fantastic group that got a lot accomplished!

From the PTA

Parent Volunteers Needed for Field Day!

Alpine Field Day is coming up on Monday, May 20 from 9:30-11:45am. We need your help to make this favorite end-of-year event happen. Please SIGN UP to help run one of our field day events. You will get to interact with students on all grade levels and don’t need to prepare anything in advance. We are so grateful for your support!

RSVP to our Volunteer Appreciation Brunch THIS Friday

Friday, May 17 at 9:30am at Creekside Park (*Note: location) – We would love to show our appreciation to all the amazing parent volunteers this year at Alpine Elementary. You don’t have to be a PTA member, all parent volunteers are welcome and invited. Please RSVP here by this Wednesday, May 13 so we can gather an accurate count. Thanks!

PTA Survey + Classroom Incentive 

The PTA is seeking your feedback from some of the events and programs they’ve organized throughout this past school year. Take the survey here.

As an incentive, the class that receives the most parent responses will get Chick-fil-a lunch during school on Tuesday, May 14. The deadline for this incentive is TOMORROW Monday, May 13 by 11:59pm. (Although you are still welcome to submit your survey after this day, it just won’t count towards this incentive). It’s been a fantastic year- thank you!

From the Lunchroom

A reminder to everyone to please make sure your student(s) have money in their lunch accounts. If you need help with this, you can simply log on to linq Connect and register. In addition to making payments, you can view your student account balances, history, set up automatic payments and account balance alerts. Also, our kitchen can accept cash or checks for meal payments. Additionally, we cannot give change so all money given will be placed into your student’s account. If you have any questions or may need help, please do not hesitate to contact the main office at 801-610-8700.

Eagle News 05/06/2024

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May 6, 2024

CALENDAR

May 6 Hope of America Rehearsal-Marriott Center 9:30-1:30-5th Grade

May 6 PTA Family Fiesta Night 4:00-8:00-See below for details!

May 7-10 Buy one Get one Free Book Fair in Library!

May 7 Hope of America Performance 7:30 Marriott Center

May 10 All Library Books Due!

May 10 2nd Grade Field trip to Bean Museum

May 10 3rd Grade Field trip to the Natural History Museum

May 10 Alpine PTA Meeting 9:30

May 13-17 Keep Testing for Kindergarten-No school for kindergarten students

May 13 4th Grade Park Day-Teachers to send home information

May 13 School Community Council Candidate Forms Due by 3:30-See Attached Form

May 14 5th Grade Giraffe Day

May 15 Alpine Race Day

May 16 5th Grade Market Day

May 16 4th Grade 10 Mile Day

May 16 6th Grade Pillow Concert 2:15 gym

May 17 Hope Squad End of Year Celebration 8:45

May 17 3rd Grade Egg Drop 9:30

May 17 5th Grade Volume Zoo 2:20-Gym

May 20 Field Day for the Entire School

May 20 Common Day for Kindergarten-Everyone comes in the morning

May 21 Alpine Elementary Awards Assembly 9:30

May 21 Dance Festival 2:30

May 22 Kindergarten Teddy Bear Picnic 11:15 & 2:45

May 23 6th Grade BBQ

May 23 6th Grade Graduation 10:00 gym

May 23 Kindergarten Graduation 11:00 & 2:30 Library

May 24 Last Day of School-student excused at 10:45

School Information

Student Hallway Pictures on Sale

We are excited to have the student pictures in the hallway going on sale, beginning on Monday, May 6th. We love having these pictures in the hallway and we use the proceeds from the sales to pay for the upcoming year’s pictures. The pictures are on sale for $8/ea. As we did last year, if your student is the only one in the pictures, you can pay and take the picture right then. If there are multiple students in the pictures, we will hold on to the picture and see if other students would like it as well so we can make copies of that picture. We will make sure the pictures are delivered to your student before the last day of school. Thank you for supporting this. We would love to continue this tradition but we do need your supporting in purchasing these photos! We can accept cash, check, or card in the office.

School Community Council Candidate Forms

For our school community council for the 2024-2025 school year, we have 3 parent openings that need to be filled. These candidate forms need to be turned in by Monday, May 13th. Please see the attached form for more information on this service opportunity.

Lone Peak Boys Basketball Camp Information

We would like to extend a warm invitation to your child to join us for the Lone Peak Basketball Coach Rob Ross Camp. https://robrossbasketballcamp2024copy.splashthat.com taking place from May 28th- May 31st. The camp is designed for children in grades K-12 and will be taught by current players and coaches, as well as college basketball players.

The camp will offer several opportunities for skill development and improvement, including 1 on 1 contests, free throw contests, 3-point contests, and a focus on team play and individual improvement through daily skill work. Our experienced instructors will help your child grow as a player and develop their skills to the best of their abilities.

The schedule for the camp is as follows:

K-2nd: 8:30am-10:00am

3-5th: 8:00am-10:00am

6-9th: 10:15am -12:45pm

10-12th: 1:30pm-4:00 pm

Please sign up at https://robrossbasketballcamp2024copy.splashthat.com

Sincerely,

Coach Rob Ross

From the Library

Buy one/Get one Free Book Fair this week!

We are excited to have our end of the year Book Fair starting on May 7th and running through May 10th. Please come by the library and stock up on books for your summer reading!

From the SCC

We want to express our appreciation to the members of the SCC this year. It was a fantastic group that got a lot accomplished!

From the PTA

“Around the World” Spring Festival TOMORROW from 6-8pm
Join us tomorrow, May 6, from 6-8pm at the school field for our “Around the World” themed spring carnival. See attached flyer for more details.
RSVP to our Volunteer Appreciation Brunch 
Friday, May 17 at 9:30am at Creekside Park – We would love to show our appreciation to all the amazing parent volunteers this year at Alpine Elementary. You don’t have to be a PTA member, all parent volunteers are welcome and invited. Please RSVP here by Wednesday May 15 so we can gather an accurate count. Thanks!
ALPINE FIELD DAY is coming up on Monday, May 20 from 9:30-11:45! 
We need your help to make this favorite end-of-year event happen. Please SIGN UP to help run one of our field day events; you will get to interact with students on all grade levels and don’t need to prepare anything in advance. We are so grateful for your support!

From the Lunchroom

A reminder to everyone to please make sure your student(s) have money in their lunch accounts. If you need help with this, you can simply log on to linq Connect and register. In addition to making payments, you can view your student account balances, history, set up automatic payments and account balance alerts. Also, our kitchen can accept cash or checks for meal payments. Additionally, we cannot give change so all money given will be placed into your student’s account. If you have any questions or may need help, please do not hesitate to contact the main office at 801-610-8700.

Eagle News 04/29/2024

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April 29, 2024

CALENDAR

Apr 29 Acadience Testing for K-3 grades

Apr 29 Chinese Parent Meeting for next year’s 5th and 6th grade Chinese students 3:45-Library

May 1 Glow Play for Mrs. Reyes’ class 1:00 gym

May 2 Glow Play for Mrs. Clement’s class 10:00 gym

May 3 Glow Play for Mrs. Fu’s class 10:00 gym

May 3 Educational Concerns forms for 2024-2025 due

May 6-10 Buy one Get one Free Book Fair in Library!

May 6 Hope of America Rehearsal-Marriott Center 9:30-1:30-5th Grade

May 6 PTA Family Fiesta Night 4:00-8:00-See below and attached for details!

May 7 Hope of America Performance 7:30 Marriott Center

May 10 All Library Books Due!

May 10 2nd Grade Field trip to Bean Museum

May 10 3rd Grade Field trip to the Natural History Museum

May 10 Alpine PTA Meeting 9:30

May 13-17 Keep Testing for Kindergarten-No school for kindergarten students

May 15 Alpine Race Day-Info to come!

May 16 5th Grade Market Day

May 16 4th Grade 10 Mile Day

May 20 Field Day for the Entire School

May 20 Common Day for Kindergarten-Everyone comes in the morning

May 21 Alpine Elementary Awards Assembly 9:30

May 21 Dance Festival 2:30

May 22 Kindergarten Teddy Bear Picnic 11:15 & 2:45

May 23 6th Grade BBQ

May 23 6th Grade Graduation 10:00 gym

May 23 Kindergarten Graduation 11:00 & 2:30 Library

May 24 Last Day of School-student excused at 10:45

School Information

Educational Concerns forms being accepted starting now thru May 3 for 2024-2025 year

This form is for parents to fill out if there is anything you would like us to consider regarding class placement, educational concerns regarding your child, or any other information you deem valuable for us to consider for next year. This is a form that needs to be filled out and returned to the front office. The forms can be printed out from this email or you can pick up a form in the front office. These forms are due, no later than 3:00 on Friday, May 3rd.

Parent Meeting for Parents of Current 4th and 5th grade Chinese Students

We will be holding a brief meeting for parents of current 4th and 5th grade Chinese students on Monday, April 29th at 3:45 in the library. This meeting will be to discuss some changes we will be implementing regarding next year’s daily schedule. We invite parents to please attend this meeting.

From the Library

Keep Reading!

From the SCC

We want to express our appreciation to the members of the SCC this year. It was a fantastic group that got a lot accomplished!

From the PTA

“Around the World” Spring Festival – May 6 from 6-8pm

On Monday, May 6 from 6-8pm we will be having an “Around the World” themed spring festival! Activities are free for all the family to enjoy and include: live performances, balloon twisting, face painting, games and crafts. See attached flyer for this event.

PRE-ORDER your $5 Family Spring Festival Dinner today! 

For only $5 total, we are offering dinner for your whole family. Please pre-order here before May 2, this Thursday. The meal includes a choice of hamburger or hot dog, chips and a dessert.

Other Upcoming Dates to Note:

Volunteer Appreciation Brunch- Friday May 10 at 9:30am at Creekside Park

Field Day- Monday May 20 from 9:30-11:45am- *look out for parent volunteer sign-ups coming soon!

From the Lunchroom

A reminder to everyone to please make sure your student(s) have money in their lunch accounts. If you need help with this, you can simply log on to linq Connect and register. In addition to making payments, you can view your student account balances, history, set up automatic payments and account balance alerts. Also, our kitchen can accept cash or checks for meal payments. Additionally, we cannot give change so all money given will be placed into your student’s account. If you have any questions or may need help, please do not hesitate to contact the main office at 801-610-8700.

Eagle News 04/22/24

By Eagle News

April 22, 2024

CALENDAR

Apr 22 Educational Concerns forms for 2024-2025 being accepted-see below and attached

Apr 22-26 Teacher Appreciation Week-see below and attached

Apr 22-25 Body Safety Presentations in Classrooms

Apr 22 4th Grade Field Trip to Planetarium

Apr 22 Lone Peak Baseball team to visit Alpine students at lunchtime

Apr 28 Deadline to Order Yearbooks!-See Attached Order Form

Apr 29 Chinese Parent Meeting for next year’s 5th and 6th grade Chinese students 3:45-Library

May 1 Glow Play for Mrs. Reyes’ class 1:00 gym

May 2 Glow Play for Mrs. Clement’s class 10:00 gym

May 3 Glow Play for Mrs. Fu’s class 10:00 gym

May 3 Educational Concerns forms for 2024-2025 due by 3:00 in office

School Information

Educational Concerns forms being accepted starting now thru May 3 for 2024-2025 year

This form is for parents to fill out if there is anything you would like us to consider regarding class placement, educational concerns regarding your child, or any other information you deem valuable for us to consider for next year. This is a form that needs to be filled out and returned to the front office. The forms can be printed out from this email or you can pick up a form in the front office. These forms are due, no later than 3:00 on Friday, May 3rd.

Parent Meeting for Parents of Current 4th and 5th grade Chinese Students

We will be holding a brief meeting for parents of current 4th and 5th grade Chinese students on Monday, April 29th at 3:45 in the library. This meeting will be to discuss some changes we will be implementing regarding next year’s daily schedule. We invite parents to please attend this meeting. 

Yearbooks are on Sale Now!

We are excited to announce that our yearbooks are on sale now through April 28. Please see the attached flyer for a QR code and info on how to order.

Specialty Classes Update

Please click on this link to see what’s happening in our specialty classes!

Specialty Classes Update April 8 – 26,2024

From the Library

Keep Reading!

From the SCC

We want to express our appreciation to the members of the SCC this year. It was a fantastic group that got a lot accomplished!

From the PTA

Teacher & Staff Appreciation Week is THIS week: April 22-26

We are so excited to spoil our teachers and staff this week! We are so grateful for everyone who plays their role in making Alpine Elementary the best!

These are suggested themes we are having the students do each day. Feel free to follow this, or show thanks to your teacher however you’d like to. Also, see attached flyer for more details. Thanks!

Mon. 4/22- Bring a handwritten thank you note for your teacher

Tues. 4/23- Bring your teacher their favorite snack, treat or drink

Wed. 4/24- Bring a school supply to help your teacher restock their classroom

Thu. 4/25- Bring your teacher a flower

Fri. 4/26- Bring a book to donate to your teacher’s library

“Around the World” Spring Festival: May 6 from 6-8pm

On Monday, May 6 from 6-8pm we will be having an “Around the World” themed spring festival! Activities are free for all the family to enjoy and include: balloon twisting, face painting, around the world games and crafts, and live performances.

Pre-Order your $5 Family Dinner! For only $5 total, we are offering dinner for your whole family. Please pre-order here before May 2. The meal includes a choice of hamburger or hot dog, chips and a dessert. Also see attached flyer for this event.

From the Lunchroom

A reminder to everyone to please make sure your student(s) have money in their lunch accounts. If you need help with this, you can simply log on to linq Connect and register. In addition to making payments, you can view your student account balances, history, set up automatic payments and account balance alerts. Also, our kitchen can accept cash or checks for meal payments. Additionally, we cannot give change so all money given will be placed into your student’s account. If you have any questions or may need help, please do not hesitate to contact the main office at 801-610-8700.

Specialty Class Update 04/08 – 04/26/2024

By Specialty Classes Update

Rotation: April 8 – April 26

Music – Mrs. Hunt  [email protected]
Kindergarten- Circle games- Old Brass Wagon, Farmer in the Dell and other farm animal songs with learning dynamics and tempos.
1st grade- Composer Louis Armstrong and Jazz music, Learning songs about plants and gardens
2nd- Practicing for our Glow musical May 1-3rd.
3rd- Meter, Dynamics, Rests, and singing folk music
4th- Musicals and learning to play the recorder
5th- Hope of America May 6th and Ukulele chords- We’ve learned C, C7, G7, F, and our new chord is Dm
6th-  Pillow Concert music, drum lines, and bucket drumming

Computer Lab – Mrs. Stonely  [email protected]
Kindergarten – Lesson: Introduced to Scratch Jr. and coded a dance party program.

1st Grade- Digital Citizenship: We learned about the internet and how it works.
Lesson – Coded a moving target game.  Students created a launch pad and when clicked it would send a laser up trying to hit a moving target.  The students used many coding skills they have learned over the past year. 

2nd Grade – Digital Citizenship: We learned about the internet and how it works.
Lesson – Coded a fish hook game.  Students designed a game where one sprite had to get past other sprites without touching them.  If the racing sprite was caught the game stopped.  The students used many of the coding skills they have learned this year.

3rd Grade – Digital Citizenship: We learned about the internet and how it works. We learned about modems, routers and packages. We also discovered how emails are sent over the internet. 
Lesson – Students created a CS First program about 3 animals.  The students used the “When Sprite is Clicked” block and speaking block to share a fact about the animals they researched., 

4th Grade – Digital Citizenship: Learned about creators rights and responsibilities.  We learned what copyright, fair use and different types of license are and how to use them correctly.
Lesson – Students programmed Ozobots to draw different geometric shapes.  The students had to use geometry to figure out what angles the Ozobots had to turn at to make the correct shape. 

5th Grade – Digital Citizenship: Learned about HTTP and HTML and how they are basic building blocks of the internet. 
Lesson – Coded Virtual Museum programs in CS First.  Students had to research 3-5 events in US history and create an interactive program highlighting their events.

6th Grade –  Digital Citizenship: Discussed who is responsible for their education.  We watched a news report of a student failing in Baltimore and what could have been done to change this situation. The students started doing research finding articles and studies for an essay they will be writing in their classes about who is responsible for their education.
Lesson – Students worked on finding sources for their  essay and also coded a short program in CS First called 10 Square.

 

Art – Mrs. Clarke  [email protected]

We’ve had a fun rotation in art. The glazing and firing is all complete so celebrate your students sculptures and pottery when it finally makes it home!  Also in the studio this week:

Kindergarten:  sculpted clay mice

1st-6th grade:  Using the logo, colors, design, and font from their favorite candy artist created a sneaker. I won’t be surprised if Nike wants to collaborate with your artist!  They’re turning out great!

Eagle News 04/08/2024

By Uncategorized

April 8, 2024

CALENDAR

Apr 9 Alpine PTA Meeting 10:45 (Board Only)

Apr 11 Ballet West Assembly 9:30 Gym

Apr 12 Hope Squad Meeting 8:45

Apr 15 Deadline to Order Yearbooks!-See Attached Order Form

School Information

Yearbooks are on Sale Now!

We are excited to announce that our yearbooks are on sale now through April 15. Please see the attached flyer for a QR code and info on how to order.

From the Library

Keep Reading!

From the SCC

Please join us for our next Alpine School Community Council Meeting on Tuesday, March 28th at 9:30.

From the PTA

We hope everyone had a wonderful spring break and are looking forward to the festivities as school winds down towards summer!

Spirit Night (April 17) at Cafe Rio- Lehi- flyer coming soon as this event nears.

Mark your calendars for Teacher/Staff Appreciation Week April 22-26, 2024. 

We will send out more information on this soon! Remember you can get information such as teacher favorites, class gifts, etc. from your child’s classroom’s Room Mom. Feel free to reach out to Stephanie ([email protected]) if you have any questions as well.

Stay tuned for more information in the next few weeks on how you can help with field day, our end of year family event, and other activities!

From the Lunchroom

A reminder to everyone to please make sure your student(s) have money in their lunch accounts. If you need help with this, you can simply log on to linq Connect and register. In addition to making payments, you can view your student account balances, history, set up automatic payments and account balance alerts. Also, our kitchen can accept cash or checks for meal payments. Additionally, we cannot give change so all money given will be placed into your student’s account. If you have any questions or may need help, please do not hesitate to contact the main office at 801-610-8700.

Eagle News 03/25/2024

By Eagle News

March 25, 2024

CALENDAR

Mar 25 Battle of the Books Allstar Assembly 2:15 Gym

Mar 26 PTA Spirit Night-CreamWorx-6:00-9:00pm only-see attached flyer

Mar 28 Alpine SCC Meeting 9:30

Mar 28 5th/6th Grade Math Olympiads-Mrs. Monson’s room 3:30

Apr 1-Apr 5 Spring Break-NO SCHOOL!

Apr 9 Alpine PTA Meeting 10:45 (Board Only)

Apr 11 Ballet West Assembly 9:30 Gym

Apr 12 Hope Squad Meeting 8:45

Apr 15 Deadline to Order Yearbooks!-See Attached Order Form

School Information

Lost and Found

Our lost and found is extremely full right now. Please take a moment, or have your students, take a look and see if any of the items belong to your family. We will be taking these to DI the week after Spring Break!

Yearbooks are on Sale Now!

We are excited to announce that our yearbooks are on sale now through April 15. Please see the attached flyer for a QR code and info on how to order.

From the Library

Battle of the Books

We want to thank Mrs. Ruesch and all the volunteers for making this year’s Battle of the Books so awesome! It takes a lot of time and effort to make it so great! Thank you!

From the SCC

Please join us for our next Alpine School Community Council Meeting on Tuesday, March 28th at 9:30.

From the PTA

Specialty Classes Update – click link
Specialty Classes Update 03/11 – 03/29/24

CreamWorx Spirit Night this Tuesday, March 26 from 6-9pm only!

Treat yourself to CreamWorx ice cream (Highland location) this Tuesday from 6-9pm. A generous amount of the profits from this night will come back to us- thank you for your support! See the attached flyer for more details.

From the Lunchroom

A reminder to everyone to please make sure your student(s) have money in their lunch accounts. If you need help with this, you can simply log on to linq Connect and register. In addition to making payments, you can view your student account balances, history, set up automatic payments and account balance alerts. Also, our kitchen can accept cash or checks for meal payments. Additionally, we cannot give change so all money given will be placed into your student’s account. If you have any questions or may need help, please do not hesitate to contact the main office at 801-610-8700.

Specialty Class Update 03/11 – 3/29/24

By Specialty Classes Update

Rotation: March 11 – March 29
Music – Mrs. Hunt  [email protected]

Kinder- We will be learning  Bingo, Five Green and Speckled Frogs, and The Little Old Lady who Swallowed a Fly and/or Shell.

1st grade- Clapping, using patterns, and partner songs like Tideo

2nd grade- Preparing for Glow musical 

3rd grade- Reviewing songs we’ve learned this year and notation

4th grade- Reviewing music words learned and playing Bingo with words and definitions

5th grade- Working hard on our Hope of America songs 

6th grade- Drum lines and learning about the eras in music

Computer Lab – Mrs. Stonely  [email protected]

Kindergarten – Digital Citizenship: We discussed ways to be kind online and in real life..
Lesson- Learned how computers work and practiced mouse moving skills

1st Grade- Digital Citizenship: We learned about our online community and the effect we can have on it.
Lesson – Coded a tag game in Scratch Jr., learning new block functions: “When bumped”, “repeat” and how to set character speeds. We did have a small competition to see who’s tag game would go on the longest, we had some still going after 15 min.  That’s amazing.

2nd Grade – Digital Citizenship: We learned about our online community and our responsibility to  ourselves, our community and the world.
Lesson – Coded a control game in Scratch Jr.  The students learned how one sprite (character) can send a message to another sprite causing it to follow code.  The students’ control game consisted of creating directional arrows, when clicked would send a message to another sprite telling it to move in a certain direction.

3rd Grade – Digital Citizenship: Discussed their rings of responsibility online, first starting with them, what they share and say online, to their online community and how they are affected and finally to the world.
Lesson – Practice top row typing.  The third graders worked on learning which finger is responsible for top row keys and keeping other fingers anchored to the home row.

4th Grade – Digital Citizenship: Discussed our online impact and our responsibility to be a good citizen online.  We learned about our rings of responsibility: ourself, our community, and the world.
Lesson – Practiced top row typing, focusing the correct fingering and keeping our other fingers anchored to the home row.

5th Grade – Digital Citizenship: Discussed online friendships, what the benefit of having them are and red flags to watch out for when online.
Lesson – Created stop motion conversion tables in Canva

6th Grade –  Digital Citizenship: We learned about  plagiarism, taking someone else’s words or ideas and using them as their own.  We discussed different types of plagiarism and how to avoid it. We briefly discussed how to cite other’s work, and we will have another lesson on how to properly  cite people’s work and ideas.
Lesson – Learned how to organize their Google Drives and Gmail.  The students learned how to create folders and subfolders to organize their work and emails.  We also had a little fun in Adobe learning the feature, “Animate Your Voice” by telling St. Patrick’s Day jokes and knock knock jokes. 

Art – Mrs. Clarke  [email protected]

Kindergarten artists learned about primary and secondary colors in this rotation. They mixed the paints of the primary colors and made their own green, yellow, and purple.  They will use their mixed paints to create their own color wheel next time they come. 

Artists in first grade created a colorful cat inspired by the work of the artist Laurel Burch. They got to blend with chalk pastels then highlighted the cats facial features and patterns using black oil pastel. 

Second through sixth grade artists have finished their sculpting and have moved on to glazing. They’re all excited about how their pieces are turning out and can’t wait to take them home. They have to be fired in the kiln one more time so they won’t get them until their next rotation in art. 

Eagle News 03/16/2024

By Eagle News

March 18, 2024

CALENDAR

Mar 18 Battle of the Books Competition 3rd/4th grades

Mar 19 PTA Classic Skate Night-Classic Skating Orem

Mar 19 Alpine School Community Council Meeting 9:30

Mar 19 Lone Peak Council PTA Meeting 10:00 Mt Ridge Jr High

Mar 21 5th/6th Grade Math Olympiads-Mrs. Monson’s room 3:30

Mar 22 Museum on the Move visits 4th Grade

Mar 23 District Battle of the Books

Mar 25 Battle of the Books Allstar Assembly 2:15 Gym

Mar 26 PTA Spirit Night-CreamWorx-Info to come

Mar 28 5th/6th Grade Math Olympiads-Mrs. Monson’s room 3:30

School Information

We are ¾ of the way through the school year! Spring is almost here!

From the Library

Battle of the Books for 3rd/4th grades

We are getting excited for the 3rd and 4th grades to do battle in the Battle of the Books on March 18th! Keep reading those books 3rd and 4th graders!

From the SCC

Please join us for our next Alpine School Community Council Meeting on Tuesday, March 19th at 9:30.

From the PTA

Upcoming March Events:

March 19 – Classic Skate Night Orem

March 26 – CreamWorx Spirit Night

Seeking Performers, Talent & Volunteers for our Multicultural Family Event in May!

In lieu of a normal spring carnival (new district policy bans the use of any inflatables or rides) we are planning a big “Family Party” with a multicultural theme. We are hoping to provide entertainment/performances, food, games and crafts. We need your help to make it successful though!

Right now we are looking for 2 things:

1. People to participate on the planning committee

2. Any connections to any multicultural performers or entertainment (we’d love to find at least 5-8 performances to share that evening)

Chelsea Hertig is heading this up and really needs your help and community involvement to make this successful. Please email [email protected] for any leads on performers or if you’d like to help plan.

Thank you!

From the Lunchroom

A reminder to everyone to please make sure your student(s) have money in their lunch accounts. If you need help with this, you can simply log on to linq Connect and register. In addition to making payments, you can view your student account balances, history, set up automatic payments and account balance alerts. Also, our kitchen can accept cash or checks for meal payments. Additionally, we cannot give change so all money given will be placed into your student’s account. If you have any questions or may need help, please do not hesitate to contact the main office at 801-610-8700.