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Morning Annoucements for Wednesday, September 9, 2026

The lunch menu for today is popcorn chicken with sauce and a soft pretzel, or Daily Grab & Go, crispy fries, fruit choice and milk.

The weather report for today is partly sunny with a 60% chance of rain later in the day.

Today’s trivia question is: How many hours a day does an elephant sleep?

September is Attendance Awareness Month, and we're excited to celebrate with YOU!
Being here every day makes our school stronger, our classes better, and our community closer.

Attendance Fact of the Week
"Being here matters. Your teachers and classmates are better when you are part of the learning."

This Week's Attendance Challenge: Say hello or good morning to at least one staff member each day this week!
Whether it's your teacher, a cafeteria worker, the principal, or anyone else on our team—spread kindness and connection.

Stay tuned!
Check the rolling announcements in the cafeteria each week for new attendance challenges and fun ways to show that being here matters.

Let's make this a great month—be here, every day!

Student Council candidates should check their email for further instructions concerning Campaign Day tomorrow and Election Day on Friday.  

Mrs. Bishop needs to see these students right after the announcements in the library.
They are Kinder Glass and Cole McKinnon, Bridger Hogue, Luna Hewitt, Keegan Stover, Annalise Jagel, Kavery Mesenburg and Blake McKinnon.

The trivia answer is that an elephant only sleeps 2 days a day.  

Congratulations to the following Charger P.R.I.D.E. winners for always doing the right thing when no one else is looking.    
These students should report to Mr. Chaffee’s office at this time:
Fourth grade – Roman Reinhart and Mikayla Biller
Fifth grade – Wesley McCoy & Ellie Yarber
Sixth grade Addison Whalen & Braxton Johnson
Seventh grade-Jaylynn Nickles & MacKenzie Albright and
Eighth grade- Joseph Soviak and Luke Ried

We would like to close with this quote from English philosopher Herbert Spencer: “The great aim of education is not knowledge but action.”