2C COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL MARCH 22, 2017
Dorena school update
Basketball is bouncing down
and its time the get ready for
baseball. With baseball sea-
son comes…Sluggo and the
Emerald’s Reading Challenge.
Dorena enjoyed a fun time
with Sluggo, the Em’s mascot
and got started on fi lling their
bookmarks up with books they
have read. The goal is to fi ll the
bookmark and win a ticket to an
SUPPORTING
Em’s game. Good luck readers!
Mrs. Munson arranged for
Greenhill Humane Society to
bring a dog to school. The stu-
dents learned about the respon-
sibilities of taking care of a pet.
grades PS through 5th.
We are all very excited to
have Lane County Artist in Res-
idence program come to Dorena
in April.
NEWSPAPERS IN EDUCATION
Thank you to the
following supporters:
Superintendant visits legislature
Ruth Ackley
Irene Bauder
Angie Borigo
James and Carol Brownson
Cindy Conrad
Russell and Lee Cooper
Robert and Mary Currier
Bob and Janette Dill
Long Family
Jeffrey & Karen Freeman
Kathryn Flynn
Jean Furguson
Mary Gabrielle, MD
James & Barbara Grant
John and Donna Mansfi eld
Lonny Perini
Ron Pupke
Elaine Roberts
Emily Settlemeyer
Donna Shepherd
Robert Swaringin
Jan Thompson
Randy Turpin
Carol Volesky
SLSD Superintendant Krista Parent testifi ed before the state legislature on school
funding. Look for the complete story in the A-section of this week's Sentinel.
Students of the Month
DORENA
ELEMENTARY
BOHEMIA
ELEMENTARY
Syra’s love of learning is
easy to see as she tried her
best in her kindergarten
class and encourages her
peers to do the same.
She has worked hard to
develop a mindset of
perseverance and fi nds
way to solve her problems,
both academically and
socially.
Our Bohemia Student of
the Month is Natalie Ander-
son, she is a kindergarten
student in Mrs. Fournier’s
class. Mrs. Fournier writes,
“Natalie is an outstanding
student in our classroom.
She strives to do her best
in everything she does, is
always willing to help oth-
ers, and continues to set
a good example with ex-
cellent PAX behaviors.
NATALIE
ANDERSON
SYRA LYMATH
STACY’S COVERED BRIDGE RESTAURANT
615 Main Street • Cottage Grove • 541-942-8711
homesteadcg.com
LATHAM
ELEMENTARY
ERYN WHISLER
As a 5th grader, Eryn
Whisler is driven to be
the best that she can be,
in whatever she does.
She always puts forth
her best eff ort. Th ese
attributes have led her to
be a successful learner.
Eryn also recently won
fi rst place at the Latham
Science Fair aft er weeks
of hard work on her
project. We are proud
to have Eryn represent
Latham as our
Student of the Month.
401 MAIN STREET • COTTAGE GROVE
541-767-0320
LONDON
SCHOOL
EMILY CAMPBELL-
CUNNINGHAM
Stacy’s Covered
Bridge
541-746-1583
401 Main St, CG 541-767-0320
epud.org
Th e London School Student of Th e
Month is 4th grader Emily Camp-
bell-Cunningham. Emily is in Mr.
Alkire’s 4th/5th combo class. Just
this month, Emily won the Noble
Knight Award at London School
for being a student who is consis-
tently on task and focused. She has
shown great maturity as a 4th grad-
er and is always so positive. Emily
also is a member of the London
Nerds Oregon Battle of the Books
team, and enjoys being challenged.
Students have to read several books
to compete in this competition.
Th is is an example of Emily’s team
spirit and drive. She is nice to her
fellow classmates and everyone else
at school. We are proud to nomi-
nate Emily for our Student of Th e
Month!
4237 W. 5th Ave • Eugene
541-345- 7570
TRUCK & EQUIPMENT REPAIR
HARRISON
ELEMENTARY
Charlese is a delightful, fun
and focused learner. She
comes in ready, organized
and ready to tackle the
days’ work with positive
attitude. She pushes herself
to go above and beyond and
will extend learning on her
own. Charlese is a positive
role-model and provides an
excellent example for others
to follow. She is what an
engaged learner looks like.
Her 5th grade teachers are
so proud to nominate her for
this prestigious recognition.
CHARLESE
MUCHMORE
624 E. Gibbs
541-942-9122
umpquabank.com
NORTH DOUGLAS
E/MS
LAILAH WARD
RAY GERRARD
North Douglas Fire & Rescue
531 South Cedar St.
Drain, OR 97435