If you were driving around today and saw a first grade boy sleeping in the snow, it was probably Lorenzo! He worked up such a sweat playing and building with his brother and friends, he simply had to take a nap.
Hope your second snow day has gone well! Mr. Rob has been very, very, VERY busy plowing the parking lot, playgrounds and the walkways. When he was done at Georgetown, he had to take his plow to the other schools to help them get the snow moved.
Get a good nights rest…and remember to wear your PJ’s to school tomorrow!
Mrs. Reagan
As a result, school will be closed again tomorrow–Thursday, Feb 3.
Eagle’s Nest Day Care will be OPEN.
Happy Snow Day # 2~
Amanda Troyer took a trip up to school to get a photo of our beautiful school buried in snow.
Mr. Rob, the custodial staff and our local plow services will be very busy all day tomorrow to so that we can be at school on Friday. Remember, Friday is popcorn and PJ day!
The beautiful blue sky behind our building is stunning! Great photography work, Mrs. Troyer.
When school is closed due to a snow day, the next best place to be is CHARLIE’S DUMP!
Some of our 4th graders spent the day sledding and snowboarding down the hill. As you can see in the photos below, they had a blast. Shown below are: Brenden Tockstein, Grant Sitzema, Mason Slattery, and Austin Brandt.
And…I can’t be the only non-Hudsonville person who repeatedly asks the question, “What is the story behind this place being called Charlie’s Dump?” Anyone want to write a story of the history of Charlie’s Dump so I can post it on the blog?
Did you know that Mrs. Brouwer lives on a farm? And, on her farm she has animals to tend to, a beautiful garden and of course an incredible art studio.
She and her husband spent the day today digging out from the snow storm. She sent along some photos to share with you of her all work, no play snow day!
Look closely at these photos and see if you can find Antonio and Isabella playing in the snow! Be sure to scroll to earlier posts to view fun times that have been shared.
I love having a window into your world of snow day fun. As many of you know, my own children are in high school so my days of tunnels, forts and snow angels has matured into movies, tea with my daughter while my son is snowboarding off a homemade jump at the neighbors. FYI…it is not cool to have your mom take photos of a 15 year old hangin’ with his friends!
Brycen, Zack and Masen show us how to have some snow day fun! Check out the photos that show their best cold snow face expressions. Their mom is Mrs. Kuieck is a talented teacher, marvelous mom and 365 Project fabulous photographer.
Browse the posts below for photos of other Georgetown families celebrating the 18+ inches of snow that arrived last night.
