Last day of school...June 5th...Zac 1st grade -- Tyler 4th grade
Zac made it through 1st grade like a champ! He had a great year, learned a lot, had a blast, made a lot of new friends and I'm pretty sure he taught his teacher, Mrs. Gardner, patience and tolerance. Zac finished above grade level in all his 1st grade year end testing, YAY! His teacher caught on real quick that he's smarter than he let's on. Zac is full of it and loves to make his classmates laugh.
Tyler had a fantastic 4th grade year! His 2 best buddies moved at the
end of last year so he was worried about starting a new school year
without them, but be made some great friends and this year turned out to
be his most favorite! He had the most amazing teacher, Mrs. Hogan (and she's little like me). She
LOVES teaching and loves her students. She made her classroom such a fun
place to learn. Tyler did really well in school and tested above
benchmark in all his subjects. We are super proud parents of this boy!
Tyler is such a fun kid, and well liked by everyone. He is very kind,
considerate and such a great friend. His teacher told me on several occasions what a wonderful student he is. He works hard and does everything he is suppose to do. I learned that he is pretty funny in class, making jokes, saying funny things, and making his classmates laugh, who'd of thought!
Kayli...last day 6th grade...June 4th!
Kayli survived her first year of Middle School. It was a huge adjustment from elementary school, but she sailed right through. She made a lot of new, great friends and really enjoyed her school year. Kayli won the Principal's silver award for GPA above 3.8 for the entire school year. Wow! She worked hard and we are so proud of her.
Her favorite class was Spanish, she learned so much! It's fun to hear her speak and she even tries to teach us words.
Kayli will be going to a brand new middle school next year, it was just recently completed. It's going to be great being the first students in the new school. She's way excited!
1 comment:
Not only do the Hall children have "proud parents", they have a very proud "Grand Mother"! Sounds like a very successful school year.
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