"Anna always uses cooperation and leadership. Anna is a model student and always strives to do her best in all that she does. Great job, Anna!"
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
STAR STUDENT-Anna W.
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Sunday, December 20, 2009
STAR STUDENT of the WEEK
This week's STAR STUDENT is Isaac B. from first grade. Coach had the following to say:
" Isaac is always willing to give it his best. He shows his classmates how to use teamwork and patience in every activity we do. Great job, Isaac for being a leader to your classmates."
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Saturday, December 19, 2009
Student Success off Campus
Moriah L., a second grader in Mrs. Armstrong's class earned her YELLOW belt recently in karate. We are proud of this accomplishment.
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Friday, December 18, 2009
R. L. Young SING-A-LONG
Today the school gathered into our beloved auditorium for a good ole' fashioned sing-a-long...a tradition at R. L. Young. Mrs. Nunn and Mrs. Wilson led the singing while a special guest pianist, Lou Ann Allen accompanied us on the piano. Dr. Buck was on hand to charm us with his beautiful flute playing.
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DECEMBER GOOD CITIZENS
Thanks for making our school a
"Good place to learn and grow!"
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We Wish You A Merry Christmas!
As a gift to our students, the Faculty of R. L. Young wished our student body and the silent Faculty members a White Christmas. We hope you enjoy our rendition of an American Christmas classic. Thanks to Dr. Buck and Mrs. Allen for their help and accompaniment. Enjoy and Merry Christmas from all of us here at R. L. Young to you!
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Thursday, December 17, 2009
STAR STUDENT-Kaley B.
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Wednesday, December 16, 2009
A Giving Heart at R. L. Young
R. L. Young students participated in our annual Toys for Tots program in the month of December. As the month progressed, the toys around the main building tree grew. Children would slowly pass the gifts, but they all remained under the tree awaiting their new owners. Each teacher sent a student representative to help load all of the gifts.
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