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April is recognized as Autism Awareness Month, a time for our school community to learn about, celebrate, and support individuals with autism. Throughout the month, students will participate in meaningful activities that promote kindness, understanding, and inclusion. We kicked things off by wearing blue to show our support, followed by classroom discussions about acceptance and celebrating differences.

Students also had the opportunity to color autism awareness ribbons as a reminder that everyone’s unique strengths make our community stronger. As a school-wide project, classes worked together to create a collaborative puzzle bulletin board—each piece representing how we all fit together and belong. By the end of the month, we hope our students walk away with a deeper understanding that being different is something to be valued and respected every day.

April 2026

What a WILD time!

A huge THANK YOU to Travis from Eyes of the Wild for bringing an amazing animal assembly to our students! The kids were completely captivated and learned so much about wildlife and animal conservation.  

Students were introduced to: 

Cinnabon the bunny, Sophie the tortoise, Tuxedo the skunk and Sylvie the arctic fox.     

A HUGE thank you to the SCA for bringing this amazing learning experience to our students!