It’s so exciting to start another year as principal of Roblyer Learning Center.
The summer went so fast and it will be Aug. 17 before we know it and our students start another wonderful season of learning and growth.
We are going to hit the ground running so we get to grow our kids up in academics as well as socially and emotionally.
Fifth and sixth grades are important years as these children learn more responsibility and gain more independence before heading to Etta Dale.
Welcome Back to School El Reno
After swimming around under the sea – a/k/a El Reno pool, lake, pond, river, Hurricane Harbor and possibly a big blue ocean, we are ready to shore up and explore the big wide world of learning at the Linc (Lincoln Learning Center). Learning here at the Linc is better than anything they have out there, under the sea.
Here we got no troubles, life is in the bubbles, here at the Linc!
Parents can make every effort to encourage children to make the most of the school experience, including academics and extracurricular activities.
Though students’ level of engagement is ultimately up to them, parental involvement at school can be crucial for students’ success.
According to the National Education Council, when parents get involved in their children’s education, those children are more likely to do better in school and be more positive about the school experience. They also may be well-behaved.
Rose Witcher is thrilled to welcome you to the 2023-2024 school year. We are working hard preparing the school for another wildly fun year.
The teachers and staff of Rose Witcher are eager to begin the school year. We are passionate about ensuring each student’s achievement and aim to inspire excellence.
Students need many different supplies to help them move to the head of the class. Teachers frequently post lists online before school begins or advise students in the early days of the new year. Therefore, parents may want to wait to go back-to-school shopping until they learn what’s needed. There is one piece of gear, however, that students will definitely need: a backpack.
Welcome to the 2023-24 school year at Hillcrest Learning Center.
We are super excited to have “groovy” learners and share some “groovy” memories as students begin their learning journey at Hillcrest. We are enthusiastic and ready to start another year to ensure every student’s achievement and inspire excellence.
Our staff has been busy preparing our school to meet our groovy Head Start, pre-kindergarten and kindergarten students.
In Kirby Woolard’s backyard on his El Reno property, he has built his own 48-inch, horizontal sawmill.
He cuts a lot of wood these days.
A large cedar tree trunk waited to be turned into the boards needed for a pergola on a mid-July day.
Woolard’s Next Level Pergolas are made from the wood he saws into lumber to use.
It is hard work too, but his supply is ready for building about two pergolas a week. A pergola provides shade and a canopy from elements that cover backyard patios.
Kirby and his wife, Morgan are in the busy summer season.