Lowry's Drama and Stagecraft students performed Hansel and Gretel 17 times over the last five days. Audiences came from all three elementary schools, French Ford, Paradise Valley, Orovada, Denio, King's River, McDermitt, a group of home school students and the Lowry CLS students. Plus, they performed 3 evening plays. They ended up performing 3-4 plays every day. These students showed great resilience and talent! Our students thoroughly enjoyed the performances.
Lunchroom Visitor Thursday March 28th!
WGS Community Yard Sale!
Join us for Pi Night on Thursday!
Please share and help us recruit some teachers for our open positions!
https://hcsdnv.tedk12.com/hire/index.aspx
Humboldt County Library's March Calendar
HCSD Pre-school registration for the 2024-2025 school year
The HCSD calendar committee is seeking your input as we build our next 3-year calendar cycle, which will begin with the 2024-25 school year. We are asking that you take the time to fill out these 2-3 short questions, so that we can elicit feedback in the building of our calendar options. This survey will remain open until February 21st. We will then gather the feedback, create calendar options, and send the calendars out for vote to all stakeholders. The final calendar will be submitted for board approval in March/April. Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts and insights with the committee.
https://bit.ly/hcsd_calendar_survey24
Dress up days for Kindness Week! 2/12-2/16
Humboldt County Library's February Calendar
Reminders for next week!
Humboldt County Library's January Calendar
Reminder: Winter break starts tomorrow!
Our 4th grade had a great field trip to the Winnemucca Municipal Airport. They learned from three local pilots, got to sit in the cockpits of single engine GA planes, and asked questions that related to the novel they are studying, Hatchet.
Dear Grammar School Parents,
We hope this message finds you well. This morning, we experienced a situation that required swift action to ensure the safety of our students. A few minutes before recess break, a staff member heard what they believed could have been gunshots within the neighborhood. Given the unknown of the situation, staff implemented an immediate lockout drill and law enforcement was contacted.
The Winnemucca PD responded promptly, and after a thorough investigation, confirmed that the sound was actually a backfire from a nearby car.
We appreciate the quick response of our staff and the Winnemucca PD in ensuring that our students remained safe throughout the incident. Please take a moment to talk to your child and commend them for the amazing job they did during the lockout! They behaved calmly and did exactly as we had practiced in previous drills.
We want to reassure you that the safety and well-being of our students is our top priority. If you have any concerns or questions, feel free to reach out to us. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
-Winnemucca Grammar School
Humboldt County Library's December Schedule
Attendance matters!
