Month: May 2018

What better way could there be to end a week than with some family, friends, food, and… fun colors? Tonight, the PTC sponsored its first TASOK Color Run. An enthusiastic group of students and parents gathered, ready to run. With sunglasses, shower caps, and smiles, all connected through color.

On Saturday evening, the lights shone brightly in the CAC as several of our very own fourth grade scholars took to the stage. Some sang, danced, and played the piano, flute, or recorder. Each performer took the stage confidently and thoroughly entertained the audience.

One of the highlights of the evening was listening to each performer acknowledge and affirm one another as they headed back to their seats. Not only does TASOK have talent, but arguably more importanty, it also has kindness and caring. Buckets were definitely filled!

Thank you to Ms. Sherman and Mr. Fitz for sponsoring this entertainment extravaganza and for the student council members for organizing the evening and helping Mina and Laetitia make the donations drive a reality.

Thank you, Parents, for participating in today’s student-led conference. Your investment of time is beyond value.

If you were unable to complete the electronic feedback form in the classroom, please take a moment to share some glows and grows related to your experience.

How exciting to see students reflect on their learning journeys and think about how they have transformed as scholars.

Much of what was shared with parents today was purposefully incomplete. Throughout the year, there has been striving, stretching, and soaring, each a powerful part of a perpetual process. Rather than presenting parents with polished finished products, however, students invited their parents to reflect and revise with them. Process is powerful.

As we enter into these final few weeks of fourth grade, desiring to finish well, students also took time to set some goals that will help them begin fifth grade with strength and confidence.