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The GES parent organization (VIPs) sponsored a Ski-a-thon Wednesday and Thursday to encourage students to take all the learning and practice from the last few weeks to accomplish a schoolwide goal of 2,000 laps while also raising money for our school. Thank you, Bill Pierce and his team of volunteers. The Snow Mountain Ranch Nordic Center has been instrumental in funding and helping with this one of a kind opportunity for our students at GES. This amazing opportunity could not have happened without the hard work of GES teacher Maggie Keller, countless volunteers from the community, parents at our school, and the volunteers from Snow Mountain Ranch. The first week, students completed dryland training and then spent two weeks outside in Pollhamus Park across the street from the school skiing a course created by the town of Granby. All students at GES participated in cross-country skiing during PE classes for the last three weeks.The sixth grade team placed first and also qualified for the state meet. The seventh grade team placed sixth and has qualified for the state meet on March 7.

They competed against 16 other big public and charter schools. 11, the East Grand Middle School brain bowl teams competed at the Central Regional Optimist meet in Denver. For the safety of our kids and the sanity of our bus drivers, please follow all traffic laws and drive slowly and safely when buses are present.

As we get more traffic, we are averaging two to three bus runners per week.

Granby Preschool would like to thank Mountain Parks Electric for providing program funding and families for participating and sharing the love of reading. As a celebration of completing Raising a Reader program, families met at the Granby Library to sign up their child for their own library card and took home a Blue Book Bag. The preschoolers visited the Granby Library once a week for story time during the 12 weeks. For 12 weeks families took home different Red Book Bags with a set of different books each week to read together. Raising a Reader is a proven and researched-based family engagement and early literacy program for children ages 0-8 that helps families develop, practice and maintain home-based literacy routines necessary for school success. Mary’s class have completed the Raising a Reader program. Great Happenings at East Grand Schools the week of Jan. Volunteers at KFFR then produced the radio spots.

Fourth graders at the Fraser Valley Elementary School work on broadcast pieces for KFFR 88.3 after the students chose a favorite book or author, wrote a script and recorded their book reviews.

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