Grace Notes for July 6

SCCS Staff Spotlight


Get to Know

Mrs. Carleton

Preschool Teacher

 

Q: How would you describe yourself in 3 words?

A: Loving, Creatively-Messy, Fun!

Q: What drew you to teaching at SCCS?

A: I love working with young learners and their families. At SCCS, I knew that I would have the opportunity to be part of a supportive and caring community!

Q: What do you enjoy most about teaching Preschool?

A: I enjoy the adventure of each day in Pre-K! No day is the same. Each new day offers something new and unexpected. I enjoy the creativity, the mess, and the flexibility of this age group. I especially love building a welcoming space for the whole family to begin their formal learning experience.

Q: If you could visit any place in the world, where would it be?

A: I would really like to go to Chile so that my family can visit our exchange student and her family there.

Q: What is your favorite food?

A: I love tacos because there are so many way to make them, so many additions to fill them with. We eat tacos every Tuesday!

Q: What is your favorite children’s book?

A: How in the world could you pick just one?! Children’s picture books are my favorite. The Big Red Umbrella is one of my new favorite picture books about sharing and including. Mrs. Riley gifted it to me at the end of our first year working together. The book, There are Rocks in my Socks Said the Fox to The Ox, is a childhood favorite picture book of mine!

Grace Notes for April 27

Islandwood Students spent four days and three nights at Islandwood, an outdoor learningcenter on Bainbridge Island. A huge thank you to Mrs. Van Eaton and

Grace Notes for April 18

Outdoor Learning IslandWood here we come! Our 5th/6th graders and Mrs. Van Eaton and Mrs. Taylor headed to IslandWood last week to learn about the environment.  With

Grace Notes for April 11

Spring is Here! Students enjoy recess on our beautiful playground and in our courtyard with blooming cherry blossoms. With joy and gratitude, Principal Susan Kilbane