2nd and 3rd Grade Music Program

Music Program- 2nd and 3rd Graders

Tuesday, February 2nd

 Students need to be there at 6:30 pm

Performance begins at 7 pm

Caldwell High School

First Grade Geologists

Mrs.Saunders' first-grade students are becoming Geologists! They have been studying the history of the Earth. On Friday, they looked at and examined different types of rocks. They had to classify each rock as Igneous, Metamorphic, or Sedimentary.

Sacajawea T-Shirts and Sweatshirts On Sale Now!

Sacajawea School Shirts

New Styles!

New Colors!

New Design!

Order Yours TODAY!

Orders Due by February 1st

*Order forms were sent out and can also be picked up in the office*

More colors and styles can be found at this link:

Colors and Styles

Quarter 2 Awards Recipients

Kindergarten

Congratulations to all the students who were honored at the Quarter 2 Awards Assembly on Friday. Students received awards for academic success in the areas of Reading, Math, and Writing. Students were also recognized for showing great character and earned awards for character traits such as zest, ambition, kindness, respect, and many other traits.

1st Grade

2nd Grade

3rd Grade

4th Grade

5th Grade

Soccer - Sign Up Now For Spring Season

Have you registered for CrossFire Soccer yet? It is a great opportunity for the kids in Caldwell.

Walk in Registration:

• Thursday, January 21, 2016 6:00pm to 8:00pm
• Monday, January 25, 2016 6:00pm to 8:00pm

Must bring copy of birth certificate.

Online Registration open now at: www.canyonoptimistsoccer.com (Click on Registration) (Deadline is Feb 15)

Spring Soccer Season is April and May (Most games are on Saturdays)

Teams are formed for all ages from U6 (Born after 8/1/2007)  all the way up to U18.

Questions? Email: registrar@canyonoptimistsoccer.com or Call 208-713-5977

Scholarships are available.  Ask Ivy, the club registrar.

Missoula Children's Theater - Auditions - January 25th

This is a great opportunity for kids who love to perform.  If your son or daughter has a dramatic flair this program comes to Caldwell each winter. There are roles for kids from 1st to 12th grades.

The audition for the Missoula Children's Theatre production of Rumpelstiltskin will be held on Monday, January 25 from 4 pm – 6 pm. Students wishing to audition must arrive by the scheduled start time and stay for the entire two-hour session. Auditions are held at Lincoln Elementary School, located at 1200 Grant Street in Caldwell.  A $5 audition/participation fee will be collected at the auditions. There are roles for students in 1st through 12th grade.

Approximately 50-60 local students will be cast to appear in Rumpelstiltskin. All other students will be cast in a fun Disney-themed musical preshow, directed by Annie Cerda of DreamWeaver Musical Theatre. This is a group audition–no advance preparation is necessary, but a smile never hurts. Some students will be asked to start rehearsals after auditions; some will begin practice the next day. All students will receive a detailed schedule for their show after rehearsals.

This production is made possible through financial support from Idaho Commission on the Arts, The National Endowment for the Arts, US Bancorp, The Whittenberger Foundation, The Idaho Community Foundation, SILO, West Valley Medical Center, and Blaisdell Dental.

For more information or to purchase tickets, please visit caldwellfinearts.org. All seats are reserved.  

Click here for the permission form

Click here for Missoula Children's Theatre FAQ's

Fourth Grade "Adopts" a Soldier

Meet Patrick! 4th Grade's "Adopted Soldier." Patrick is a 21-year-old engineer for the Army, currently stationed in Kuwait and being forward deployed to Iraq soon. Students write letters to Patrick, send crafts, and also care package items he could use (like Q-tips, toothpaste, etc). Patrick has been such a wonderful resource for learning and really bringing a new appreciation to our students for what our soldiers are doing overseas! 

Students have also been able to email him questions about college, the war, and military duties. Last week, all 84 students were able to sit in on a Skype session and see and talk to Patrick! They asked questions, laughed a bit, and both parties spirits were brightened!

If anyone would like to donate money (for items or shipping) or small non-perishable items for Patrick, please talk to one of the 4th-grade teachers or send the item(s) to school with your student. We send care packages once per month. He and his platoon are very grateful for all of the support and words of encouragement!

Christmas Sing Along

Sacajawea's Annual Christmas Sing Along

Thursday, December 17

10:45-11:30

Come enjoy Kindergartners dancing, the Orchestra playing, stories being read, and most importantly beautiful singing from our Sacajawea students.

Santa's Workshop Starting Tomorrow

Sacajawea Parents -

Santa's workshop is coming up in the next couple days.  Students get an opportunity to buy up to two gifts for their family members .  Gifts are 50 cents each and they can buy up to two of them.  Students can bring $1 on their day.  Students should check with their teacher about which day they are signed up.  Most classes will "shop" at Santa's Workshop on Wednesday or Thursday but some are signed up for Friday.

This is a great chance for our kids to show kindness to the people they care about.

Thanks to PTO for supporting our students.
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Sacajawea padres -
El taller de Santa está viniendo en los próximos días y pueden comprar regalos por miembros de su familia. Los estudiantes tienen la oportunidad de comprar hasta dos regalos por 50 centavos cada uno. Los estudiantes pueden traer $ 1 en su día. Los estudiantes deben consultar con su maestro acerca de qué día se inscribieron. La mayoría de las clases se "ir de compras" en el taller de Santa el miércoles o el jueves, pero algunos están apuntado a viernes.

Esta es una gran oportunidad para que nuestros estudiantes demuestran el amor a la familia que les importa.

First Grade Penguin Experts

First graders are studying penguins. We are learning about their life cycle, habitats, predators and their prey. Students were given the challenge of putting a set of pictures into the correct order of the Penguin's life cycle. They had a great time along with great discussions. First Graders are waddling and rocking the learning this year.