Congratulations to these Maple Ridge students. They were our students of the month for January and were recognized for being resilient. We are so proud of these students! (Not pictured: Boden Bebert, Everett Lym, ChaiVeea Carter, Oaklyn Perry, Olive Griffen)

Some of our upper grade students recently participated in our Maple Ridge School Science Fair. The students worked hard on choosing their project, experimenting, and presenting their findings to other students and judges. We are proud of how hard these students worked! 

Congratulations to the following students are moving on to the district level science fair: Ellie Earl, Hyrum Dastrup, Ari Willson, Riley Petersen, Sammie Smith, Porter Staheli, Maggie Davis, Kinley Richardson, Linden Baker, Wyatt Naugle, and McKinley Rothlisberger.

Maple Ridge Kindergartners celebrated the 100th day of school! They rotated to each of the kindergarten classrooms to do fun 100 day activities. They made crowns, did 100 day exercises and songs, built with 100 cups, 100 legos, 100 blocks, and 100 linking cubes. They even had cookies that made the number 100!  Hip-hip hurray for the 100th day of kindergarten!

Happy National School Counselor Week to our fantastic school counselor, Mrs. Brindley! This year Mrs. Brindley has implemented our Maple Ridge S.T.R.O.N.G lessons and she goes into every classroom each month to teach different skills to help students be the best people they can be (S.T.R.O.N.G stands for: supportive, thankful, resilient, optimistic, nice, and generous). Beyond teaching us these lessons, Mrs. Brindley jumps right in and helps whenever and however she can and is a very important part of our school. We are so grateful to have her at Maple Ridge. Thank you for all you do, Mrs.

First Graders in Mrs. Williams' class had a busy week! On Monday last week, they celebrated the 100th day of school. They each brought 100 things from home and participated in a 100 things museum with other first graders. On Tuesday they had  a fun math lesson with Mrs. Nelson from the district. They used Code and Go robots to create greater than, less than and equal statements. They had a blast.