Harrison El. Brain Bag #3

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Posted on: May 2, 2020

Brain Bag #2 Turn-in and Brain Bag #3 Pick-up Information

Monday, May 4, from 8:00 am – 2:00 pm will be our collection day for Brain Bag #2. Grade level boxes will once again be located outside the school lobby for you to deposit Brain Bag #2. Please make sure that your child’s name and teacher is printed on the front page of the packet. At this time, you will also be able to pick up the final set of student work, Brain Bag #3. This material, Brain Bag #3, will be due on Friday, May 22^nd. It is very important that students continue working on their packets and if possible, contact their classroom teachers via virtual meetings, Class DOJO or through email. I have heard many great stories about many of our Harrison Elementary students embracing the remote learning process.

If a parent would prefer sending back their child’s completed work, to the teachers, in a PDF that would be acceptable. Sending the teacher snapshots of the completed work is also permissible. Email addresses are available in the staff directory on the Harrison Elementary School website.

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