SAVE THE DATE! Please help to support these students! Support the senior class by attending the event at Cody Shooting Complex on May 11th, 2024 at 10 am. For other donation options, please contact Teresa Merager at teresamerager@park6.org.
Our May newsletter is now available for viewing. Click on the following link to access important school information https://www.smore.com/n/g25d8 Please call the office at 587-4271 if you have any questions or concerns.
Thank you for the wonderful school year, we appreciate your support.
May 1st is PRINCIPAL DAY!
Thank you, Mrs. Lewis!
As the year ends, please return any library books, pay any library fines or meal balances, grab medication from the nurse, and check the lost and found for any lost items. Thank you!
Our last day of school is May 31st!
Mrs. Nix and her reading group brushed up on their technical reading skills by creating robots! #livyrocks
Thank you, Mrs. Elder, Mrs. Moir, Mr. Preston, and Mrs. Waddell for serving this wonderful community. We will forever cherish the memories and friendships that you made here at Livingston School and throughout Park 6.
Livingston families, please note that due to the unused snow day, there will be NO SCHOOL on Monday, May 6th. Enjoy the long weekend and we look forward to seeing everyone back in session on Tuesday, May 7th.
Thank you to our local Game and Fish Department, Phil Quick and Joe Skorupski. They came by today to show our students a beaver that was trapped and discuss habitat management. #livyrocks #communitypartners
Details listed below:
Cost: Free!
Bring swimwear/towel if you want to swim
We'll have Pizza and Powerade for all participants
We'll give each CAN Member a ticket on Tuesday. Please bring the tickets to get in quickly, but don't worry if you forget it. We'll have a guest list and can still get you into the event even without a ticket.
Hey there! It's time for some May fun! Take a peek at the upcoming dates and don't forget to mark them on your calendar. Let's have some fun!
This will be out weekly to keep us all organized.
3rd grade had the best morning with the FFA members at the ag barn! We learned about the importance of agriculture and more about all of the wonderful the things that livestock can do for us! A fun highlight was getting to feed some of the animals and operating a tractor! #wearepark6
Wow, our PTK went above and beyond to make Kristy and Nicole feel special on Administrative Assistant Day. We're so grateful for your kindness! The baskets were absolutely amazing. Thanks a million!
Tomorrow, Wednesday, April 24th!!
Secretary Day is a special day dedicated to showing appreciation for the hard work and dedication of administrative professionals. It's a great opportunity to thank your secretary, and administrative assistants, for their contributions to the workplace.
Be sure to make your secretary feel valued and appreciated for all they do to keep the office running smoothly. The following ladies are amazing!!
Last week Kindergarten showed off their recycled creations! #livyrocks
Yesterday may have been tough, but let's celebrate this awesome opportunity!
Check out some grade 3-5 students rollerblading in action!
Check it out!
Thank you for supporting our teachers through the Snack Drive. We had a successful turnout, and our cupboard is almost full now!
Some of our first and second rockstars learned all about snakes! They came up with questions, researched then shared with kindergarten and second grade. #livyrocks
Families with an incoming kindergartener for the 2024-2025 school year should take advantage of attending this virtual meeting tomorrow evening! So much information will be shared, including kindergarten expectations, Kindergarten Readiness Camp (KRC) transportation (during the school year and at KRC), "Welcome to Kindergarten" family night on May 9, and more! To register, contact Brooke Sieg, Preschool Liaison, at 307-272-0153.
WE ARE PARK 6!
Wyoming's Future of Learning Collaborative is excited to announce that six new school districts will be joining the RIDE education pilot program this fall. The program is a collaborative effort that will grant students greater choice in their education, place them at the center of their learning journey, and immerse them in more student-centered learning in four areas of focus. The participating districts will develop a customized approach in alignment with the unique needs and aspirations of their communities.
The Statewide Celebration of Learning will be held on May 3rd at Central Wyoming College in Riverton to celebrate Year 1 of the RIDE Student-Centered Pilots. The event is free and open to the public and will include the voices of educators and students who have taken part in the first year of the pilots, as well as sessions with districts on the impact and successes of their work.
