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Winter 2017 Newsletter Dr. Patrice Moore, Principal
Volume 7, Issue 1 Dr. Benji Morrell, Asst. Principal

Principal’s News

Contents Dear Bullard Parents,

Principal’s News 1 The College and Career Ready Performance Index or CCRPI is Georgia’s
Kindergarten News 2 accountability measure that is used to determine how well schools, districts,
First Grade News 2 and the state are preparing students for the next educational level. The CCRPI
Second Grade News 2 is scored on a 100-point scale. The score is calculated from three separately
Third Grade News 2 weighted components: achievement (50 points), progress (40 points), and
Fourth Grade News 3 achievement gap (10 points). Up to 10 bonus points, called challenge points,
Fifth Grade News 3 can also be earned by schools. Achievement measures the academic
Music Notes 4 achievement of students in a school for the current academic year. Various
Chorus 4 measures of academic achievement are used including the Georgia Milestones
Computer Lab 5 assessments, measures of school readiness and performance like reading ability
Student Council 5 and attendance. Progress measures the growth that students demonstrate on
Art Class 6 the Georgia Milestones from one year to the next. Achievement gap measures
Nurse Caroline’s Corner 6 the achievement and progress of the lowest-achieving 25% of students in a
PTSA President News 7 school compared to the average students in the state. Challenge points are
Reflections 8 awarded for the performance of certain subgroups on the Milestones
Yearbook 8 (ED/EL/SWD Performance) and for innovative practices in place at a school
Watch D.O.G.S 9 (Exceeding the Bar points).
Community Outreach 9
PTSA Membership 9 At the end of December, we received our 2015-2016 CCRPI score, 78.9. This is
PTSA Committees 9 a 3.8-point increase from the 75.1 score we received in 2014-2015. We are
Fundraising 10 pleased to have made gains in achievement, progress and achievement gap.
What is PTSA? 10 With this growth, we recognize that more work is needed to continue to
BASE Classes 11 increase student achievement. We strive to use this and other data sources to
Science Fair 11 provide a variety of academic and behavioral strategies for students along with
Save the Date 12 professional learning opportunities for teachers.
New Parent Tours 12
As always a partnership between home and school is vital to the success of our
students. We appreciate the support you provide.

Sincerely,
Patrice Moore, Ed.D.

Principal

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Grade Level News School Newsletter

Kindergarten News

This quarter kindergarten will be celebrating the 100th Day of School! The children will be participating in
100th day center rotations and activities. In social studies we are learning about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
In February our focus will be on President’s day. We will read about the life of George Washington,
Abraham Lincoln and significant U.S. monuments. In math we will be learning how to compose and
decompose numbers to 5. This is an important skill that will help us understand addition and subtraction.
Kindergarten is also looking forward to celebrating Dr. Seuss’s birthday in March!

First Grade News

It’s going to be busy and fun in the first grade hall this term! The first graders will spend third quarter
learning all about Harriet Tubman and her adventures as the conductor of the Underground Railroad. It’s
a big concept and Harriet’s bravery is inspiring to all of us. We will also learn about Theodore Roosevelt
and his importance in history. In math we continue to work hard on place value as we explore pennies
and dimes. We will also learn to compare numbers and will work on measurement. It’s all about opinions
this quarter in writing. It is always fun to read about the opinions of first graders! We will learn about
light and shadows in science and will spend time in our new STEAM lab exploring these concepts. The
groundhog always helps to insure that this is a really fun unit! And of course we will read, read, read! First
graders are working to “prove it” as they look back into text to find answers to tricky questions!

Second Grade News

Thank you for your support of our cardboard challenge. 2nd grade students enjoyed learning about Energy,
Force, and Motion during our last quarter. We also learned about Goods & Services. We will be working
with money over the next few weeks. Please take any opportunity to practice counting coins with your
child. We will be focusing on Famous Georgians for Black History month, Jackie Robinson and Martin
Luther King.

Third Grade News

Third Grade would like to wish everyone a Happy New Year! As we enter the third nine weeks, our reading
focus will be on describing characters in stories using text evidence to evaluate a character’s traits,
motivations, and feelings. Students will also work to distinguish their own point of view from point of views
of authors. We will continue to work hard with CAFÉ reading strategies and building reading stamina. In
writing workshop, students will write informational and narrative pieces with a developed topic, clear
organizational structure, descriptive details, and words or phrases to signal order. Representing and
comparing fractions will be a main focus in math. Students will also find the perimeters of polygons, tell time
to the nearest minute, and solve 2-step word problems. It is important for third graders to continue their
daily practice of basic multiplication facts! Our Economics Day this year will be Thursday, March 30th. We
will need many parent volunteers. More information will come home about this day in which students will
experience creating a budget, spending and saving!

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Fourth Grade News

Happy New Year! We hope everyone enjoyed spending time with their family and friends over the holiday
break. We will continue to work hard during the 3rd nine weeks as the concepts presented in class become
increasingly more challenging. In reading, we will discuss various reading strategies that will help them
improve their overall comprehension while reading nonfiction texts. Also, we will work on developing their
writing skills as we focus on informational research. The students will continue to work on opinion writing
while providing supporting evidence to defend their position. In math, we will continue to implement
“Number Talks” to help students share their thought processes and enhance their mental math skills. We will
also learn about Fractions over the next few weeks. In science, we will explore the Solar System during the
next several weeks as we study moon phases, planet characteristics and the stars. In social studies, we will
continue to focus on the development of the colonies and move into learning about the Revolutionary War.
Please continue to encourage your child to maintain good work/study habits, in order to help them reach
their fullest potential. As always, we appreciate your continued support!

Fifth Grade News

Happy New Year! Our fifth grade students are approaching an exciting time of year, and we are all looking
forward to a productive and fun 2017. Fifth graders, are returning to school ready to start all new academic
units. In math, students will be exploring geometry, volume and measurement. Students are continuing to
develop as independent learners, readers and writers. Students are writing across the curriculum in all subject
areas as we prepare for spring testing. We have seen our students continue to develop their reading skills
during our CAFÉ reading workshop model. Students are reading daily a variety of self-selected novels and
nonfiction texts. During social studies we will be learning about World War I, The Great Depression and World
War II. In science, students will be participating in a variety of electricity and magnetism activities.
Expectations are high for our fifth graders to buckle down and work hard this quarter because we have so
many interesting topics to learn about.

Students will be working on preparing for the fifth grade musical performance. Detailed information can be
found on Mrs. Oden’s blog, and students will be bringing letters home about our performance at the PTA
meeting on March 23rd. Students will be practicing for this performance during the third quarter. We also
hope that many students will choose to participate in the Bullard Science Fair. More information will be
coming out both on the Bullard Webpage and though your child’s class. Thank you for all you do to support
our students and our classrooms.

"One School,
One Team,
Building
Dreams"

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Music Notes

Kindergarten – If you stop by the music room this nine weeks you might hear songs about Gingerbread men, Bluebirds, Flies, Mail
Carriers and Beluga Whales. We will be working on echo singing using our head voice and performing rhythmic patterns using body
percussion and instruments. We’ll sing a folk song that Martin Luther King, Jr. might have sung as a boy and perform a student led
puppet show featuring Baby Beluga. Look for your student to bring home an original music writing that features high and low sounds sung
on an “oo” vowel.

First Grade – First graders will be focusing on performing call and response songs with accuracy and reading rhythms using
traditional and non-traditional notation. We’ll center on rhythmic reading using our CAFÉ plan with the texts “Click, Clack, Moo” and
“Beep, Beep, Vroom, Vroom”. We’ll play cow bells and write original rhythms using colored cars. Our students will perform a dance
from Germany and sing “Mail Myself to You” acting out lyrics and solo singing. Our call/response songs come from the kitchen and we’ll
play pots and pans to accompany our singing. I’d appreciate any wooden spoons you might be willing to donate to this cause!

Second Grade – There will be lots of improvising on instruments in second grade music this nine weeks as we look at the standard
that says “Students will improvise simple rhythmic patterns using a variety of sound sources”. We’ll use percussion to accompany the
book “Drummer Hoff” as well as the poem “Simple Simon”. Aaron Copland’s “Fanfare for the Common Man” will be featured as we
analyze the sections of this music. We’ll jump all aboard the “Dino Train” and sing, play Orff instrumentation, and percussion
instruments in a two lesson performance focusing on this literary piece. Our students will compose and read simple Valentine melodies
they create in February. I’ll send this home for you to see!

Third Grade – We will take full advantage of technology this nine weeks helping us to “Identify and read letter names of lines and
spaces of melodic patterns within the treble staff”. Our students will be using the apps “Staff Wars”, “Note squish”, “Note Derby”, and
“Battleship” to help them practice and learn notes on the treble staff. However, we won’t stop there…we’ll transfer that learning to
performance on our xylophones, metallophones, glockenspiels, and keyboards. Our students will be singing and playing the songs “Rocky
Mountain” and “Captain Don’t Sidetrack Your Train” applying their new note reading skills to perform these pieces.

Fourth Grade – “Erie Canal” and “El Capitan” are two of the pieces we will focus on in fourth grade this nine weeks. We will be
reading and notating rhythms, improvising question and answer phrases using instrumentation, and identifying and classifying instruments
by sight and sound. I’ll be setting up centers where students can investigate, create, play, listen, and analyze instruments from the
orchestra. They’ll be using our i-pads to listen to a variety of sounds and use apps to help us identify instruments and their timbres.

Fifth Grade – We’ve been listening to our spring musical “I Need A Vacation” in music and we’ll begin to audition for speaking,
singing, acting, and dancing roles. Please look for a “blue” note coming home soon in your child’s folder with details about our
performances on 3/22, 3/23, and 4/15. During these nine weeks we will also focus on music and musicians from the Civil War to Jazz,
notating simple melodies and improvising pentatonic melodies and accompaniments. Students should bring a two pocket folder to music
each week and check my blog for updates and information about our performances. Looking forward to seeing you at our performances
in March and April.

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Chorus

We have had a busy winter season and are looking forward to performing at District XII Large Group Performance Evaluation on
February 16th at 9:45 am at Burnt Hickory Baptist Church. We’ll take a field trip that day to perform before judges who will rate our
performance on a scale of 1 (superior) to 5 (poor). After our performance we will work with a clinician who can help us with any areas
that need additional work. We are working hard to memorize our pieces adding dynamics, phrasing, and expression as well as live
accompaniment. Students will wear their formal uniform (white shirt/blouse, navy pants/skirt, dark shoes, and girls – white opaque
tights) for this performance. Please contact me if you need any assistance in locating these items. Our final performance will be our
spring concert on February 28th at 6:30pm. Looking forward to sharing what we have learned this year!

All parents and students…please make sure to have my blog bookmarked or better yet subscribe to my blogs feed at
http://bllblogs.typepad.com/kim_oden/ to keep up with current performances of each grade level as well as chorus.

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All students will be taking the Student Math Inventory (SMI) and the Student
Reading Inventory (SRI) in the Computer Lab this January.

Kindergarten students will continue working on keyboarding skills. They will also
be creating original works incorporating text and images using digital tools.

First Grade students will be creating projects using digital tools and media-rich
resources.

Second Grade students will be collecting data and recording results using digital
tools.

Third Grade students will be evaluating and selecting relevant online resources to
complete research tasks.

Fourth Grade students will create a digital work (e.g., movie, podcast/vodcast,
digital storytelling, web publishing, etc.), on the Earth, Moon and Solar system.

Fifth Grade students will create a digital work (e.g., movie, podcast/vodcast,
digital storytelling, web publishing, etc.), individually or collaboratively about one
of the following (WWII & Cold War, America: 1950-1975) using a variety of digital
resources.

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Student Council would like to thank everyone for visiting
the Penguin Patch Holiday Shop!

Coming Soon: Student Council will be selling Valentine
Grams each morning Feb. 6-10. A Valentine Gram is a
handmade Valentine with a personalized message and a
friendship bracelet attached. Each costs $2 and you can
order as many as you like. The Valentine Grams will be
addressed to the children and delivered to them in their
classrooms on February 14th.

We will also be hosting a Parent’s Night Out on February
10th from 6:00-9:00pm. Childcare will be provided while
parents enjoy a night out (early Valentine’s Date!) Details
coming soon!

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Art News

All classes are preparing for The Square One fundraiser. Square One is a company which transfers student art
to objects such as mugs, keychains, and notecards etc. Parents can elect to purchase their child’s artwork on a
wide variety of objects that are shown in a custom catalogue. The company website is: square1art.com/shop

Kindergarten students made handprint trees which they personalized with a colorful background. First
Graders are studying the flower paintings of the Impressionist artist Claude Monet. They are creating a crayon
resist flower garden. Second Grade will be looking at the colorful images of the Hispanic artist Romero
Britto. They are making patterned hearts overlapping on an abstract background. Third Grade is studying the
artist Laurel Burch who created colorful jewelry, pillows, and scarves with animal imagery. They will be
creating a composition of cats. Fourth Grade is studying linear and atmospheric perspective. They are
creating a landscape with a foreground, middle ground, and background. One of the artists they are studying
is Paul Cezanne. And Fifth Graders are looking at the bird paintings of the artist and naturalist John James
Audubon. They are painting colorful parrots on a tropical background.

All products which are purchased will be available for pickup before Mother’s Day. More information about this
fundraiser will be coming home soon.

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Nurse Caroline’s Corner
Brrrrr…the cold weather is here!!!!
Unfortunately, with the cold weather comes an increase in flu, and sickness. Please check your child before they come to
school each day. If they show signs of fever, vomiting, etc. please do not send them to school.
Needs for the Clinic: If anybody has any girls pants size 4-12 that they can donate, please send them my way. My
inventory is getting very low!!! Any help with this would be greatly appreciated!
Reminder: Please do not send students in with medication!! All medication needs to be brought to the clinic by an adult.
Appropriate forms will be filled out in the clinic. Thanks for your help with this. We want to keep all our students safe!!
Information for Parents:
Please check out my blog for all information pertaining to the clinic: http://bllblogs.typepad.com/clinic

Stay Warm! Nurse Caroline

PTSA President’s News

Hello Bulldogs! We are already half way special Science Fair Spirit Stick plus there

through this school year! Thank you all for are trophies for winners in grades 3-5.
your generous donations to the PTSA Make sure to be on the lookout for more

community outreach projects in November information on upcoming eblasts and

and December. We collected canned and Facebook posts for specific guidelines. On
March 10th, we will have our annual Bullard
boxed food items to donate to Center for
Science Day. This is a fun and educational
Family Resources and individually wrapped day sponsored by the PTSA where students
snacks for our Bullard snack pantry during
in all grade levels get to participate in a
our Turkey Bingo event. With our Holiday
variety of science experiments. We need
Tree of Wishes, we were able to help
lots of help that day in the classrooms.
families here at Bullard enjoy a nice Keep your eyes open for a chance to sign
holiday.
up and help on this exciting day!
February and March shifts our focus to
The PTSA also looks forward to the
Science. Science Fair Projects are due on
February 28th and March 1st. All students opportunity to recognize all the hard work
that participate are recognized and given a that the Bullard teachers and staff do on a

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daily basis. We will be holding our annual I’d like to give a huge shout out to all
Bullard’s Best Week from March 13th-17th as the awesome PTSA volunteers! It takes a
great team to put on all our events at
a way to show our appreciation. There will Bullard. We are always on the lookout for
be food and fun little prizes for the faculty volunteers. If you are interested in joining
our team, please email me at
and staff each day that week. Make sure to [email protected].

thank teachers, custodians, cafeteria Sincerely,

workers, and all the office and support April Sweeney
staff for the wonderful job they do at Bullard Elementary PTSA President

Bullard! Reflections

There are many easy ways to help us We'd like to recognize the students from
Bullard who placed at the TMC
fund programs like Science Day and Reflections program!
Bullard’s Best Week. Box Tops, family
Katie Haigh - 1st place for Dance
nights, and grocery store school cards are a Ava Roberson - 2nd place for Visual
Arts
few ways that the PTSA raises money. We Reyce Hendrix - 1st place for Visual Arts
Samantha Otts - 3rd place for 3D Art
will be having another Box Tops collection Kylie Caballero - 2nd place for Music
contest in February. All Box Tops are due
on February 17th to be entered in the Congratulations to these students! All
1st and 2nd place entries will now move
winter contest. Remember to always use on to the state level of competition!

your Publix School Card and Kroger Plus Join us for next year's theme: "Within
Card to help raise money for Bullard simply Reach?"

by buying groceries. You can contact me if

you need a Publix School Card and I’ll get

you one right away. You can check

Bullard’s website or our PTSA Facebook
page for dates and reminders regarding

upcoming family nights at local businesses.

Just by enjoying a night out with your

family, Bullard PTSA gets a percentage of
the proceeds from your meal. How easy is
that?!? Also, coming up on April 22nd will

be our first PTSA Trunkyard Sale. This

school and community yard sale event will
serve as a PTSA fundraiser and help you

clean out any unwanted items. Flyers will

be coming home with more information on

how to participate in this fun event.

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It’s not too late to order a yearbook! Go to the Bullard Website
(http://bullard.ptsamail.com/yearbook/)

Choose the order method that suits you best. Prices increase on
January 14, 2017. Order yours today!

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The Watch D.O.G.S. are back for the 2nd year at Bullard! The kids love
seeing the dads and granddads around the school! It’s not too late to sign
up if you would like to volunteer at Bullard for the day. To find out more

about the program and pick a day to spend working with our students,
email April Sweeney at [email protected].

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Bullard Community Outreach

1/30 – 2/3 Soles for Souls Shoe Drive: Donations of gently used and new shoes are given to
Children in Need at Hollydale Elementary.

5/8 – 5/12 MUST Summer Lunch Drive: Donations of bread, peanut butter, jelly, individually
wrapped chips/snacks, brown paper bags, and juice boxes are given to MUST Ministries to feed
Children in Need lunch during the summer months.

Many thanks again for supporting Bullard's Community Outreach!

PTSA Membership
Thank you to everyone that has joined the PTSA this year! For those of you who have not
yet had a chance to join, each membership is only $5 and helps with local programs here
at Bullard. Remember, you can use your membership to get discounts! You can see a list
of local benefits here and national ones here. Please contact [email protected]
for more information on how to join.

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The PTSA wants YOU! We are looking for volunteers to join our committees. With 31
committees we’re sure to have something that fits YOUR interests and talents! There are even
ways to help from the comfort of your own home. Please check out our committee
descriptions here then email April Sweeney at [email protected] to join T.E.A.M.
Bullard. Together Everyone Accomplishes More!

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Bullard Fundraising

Hey Bulldogs! You can now support Bullard by going to Amazon Smile when you're doing your
shopping at Amazon. Just go through our link or go to smile.amazon.com and select Bullard as
your charity. We then receive a portion of the proceeds from your order. That's it and it costs
you nothing extra! It's like using your Publix School Card or Kroger Rewards Card. Thanks for
supporting our school! Click HERE for a direct link to our school.

Kroger Plus Rewards
If you have your Kroger Plus card set up to get Bullard Rewards - THANK YOU!!! But you need
to renew on an annual basis. Each Kroger shopper is required to re-enroll his or her Kroger Plus
Card on an annual basis. Renew at www.krogercommunityrewards.com.

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What is PTSA?

(Parent Teacher Student Association)
Bullard PTSA is a nonprofit organization that has dedicated itself to advancing the well-

being of our children and their families. As a PTSA member, you can share in the
education of your children and ours. Collectively we can make
an immeasurable difference!

Some of the ways the PTSA helps Bullard:
o Handle communication between the school and parents. We produce the
weekly eblasts, quarterly newsletters, and Facebook posts with important
school information and dates.
o Design and create the yearbook.
o Hold teacher, bus driver, staff, and volunteer appreciation events.
o Hold community outreach drives where we collect items for various
charities throughout the year.
o Schedule and coordinate educational enrichment opportunities for
students throughout the year including BASE after school classes,
reflections art program, science fair, and science day.
o Help maintain the grounds of the school with pine straw, mulch, flower
beds.
o Promote healthy living through Red Ribbon Week and the nutrition and
wellness committee health challenge.
o Welcome and celebrate the school family with fun activities such as fall
festival, goodies with grandparents, and muffins with moms.
o Coordinate the Watch DOGS program to bring more dads and
grandfathers into the school to volunteer.

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o Host monthly school stores and a yearly scholastic book fair in October.

Bullard BASE Spring 2017

Our Spring BASE classes are now underway! Please make sure to return the behavior contract if your child is enrolled
in a BASE class. The behavior contract can be found HERE. Please take time to read it. It contains important
directions for Carpool when you are picking your child up from BASE.

It is also very important that your child is registered for ASP. We must have your child registered for ASP in case
he/she is not picked up at the scheduled ending of BASE class. Our parent volunteers cannot stay longer than 10
minutes waiting for your child to be picked up.

BASE class schedule is as follows:
Classes begin week of Jan. 17 (Jan 16 is MLK day and no school is in session) - till week of April 17

Monday Classes: (No school Jan 16, Winter Break on Feb 20, April 3 is Spring break)
Jan 23, 30, Feb 6, 13, 27, March 6, 13, 20, 27, April 10, 17, 24

Tuesday Classes: (no class winter break Feb 21, Spring Break April 4)
Jan 17, 24, 31, Feb 7, 14, 28, March 7, 14, 21, 28, April 10, 17

Wednesday Classes: (no class on winter break Feb 22, Spring break April 5)
Jan 18, 25, Feb 1, 8, 15, 27, March 1, 8, 15, 29, April 10, 17

Thursday Classes: (no classes winter break Feb 23, Spring Break April 6)
Jan 19, 26, Feb 2, 9, 16, 28, March 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, April 13, 20

**If school is cancelled or we have early dismissal due to bad weather, etc, we will NOT have **
BASE Classes that day. The company will contact you to inform you if they will refund missed class or schedule a

make-up class.

Thanks! BASE Committee

AWAKEN YOUR INNER SCIENTIST…..

At the 14th Annual Science Fair!!!!

2017 Bullard Science Fair Projects due by:

Grades K -2nd - Tuesday, February 28th, 2017 between 7:15-8am
Grades 3-5th - Wednesday, March 1st, 2017 between 7:15-8am

Please submit all projects to the Media Center

2017 Science Fair Celebration:

Held on Wednesday, March 8th at 5:30pm in the Cafeteria

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SAVE THE DATE

Bullard Elementary January 2017:

3656 Old Stilesboro Rd. Jan. 25th: School Store
Kennesaw, Ga 30153 Jan. 25th: 4th Grade Fire Safety
Jan. 27th: Spirit Day
Phone: (678)594-8720 Jan. 30th-Feb. 3rd: Soles for Souls
Fax: (678)594-8727
February 2017: New Bullard Parent Tours
Envisioning Feb. 6-10: Student Council Valentine’s Sales
excellence Feb 10th: Parent’s Night Out from 6-9pm All building tours will begin at 8:30
Feb 15th: School Store A.M. Please call the main office at
through Feb 17th: Box Tops Due Bullard and let us know which day
exemplary Feb 17th: Writing Fair Pieces Due you plan to visit. (678/594-8720)
education Feb 20-24th: No School Winter Break
Feb 28th: Science Fair K-2 Feb. 3
We’re on the Web! March 3
March 2017: April – Kindergarten Orientation
http://www.cobbk12.org/ May 19
bullard/ March 1st: Science Fair 3-5

The mission of Bullard March 8th: Science Fair Reception
Elementary, in partnership
March 10th: Science Day
with family and
community, is to provide a March 12th: Daylight Savings Time Starts
foundation which fosters
March 13-17th: Bullard’s Best Week/Snack Drive
integrity and lifelong
learning while developing March 2142tnhd: :S5ptrhinGgraPdicetMurue8ssi:c3al0fo-r11S:t3ud0eanmts
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responsible, productive
members of society. March 23rd: 5th Grade Musical/PTSA

March 24th: 4th Grade VIP Tea

March 29th: School Store

March 30th: 3rd Grade Economics Day