In honor of Read Across America Week, we will have a dress up week to celebrate. Below you will find a list of the dress up days.

Tonight is the night for the Raising Cane's fundraiser! Did you know you can order online and ahead of time and schedule pick up? All you have to do is enter the fundraising code at check out, the code is RCFUND96.

Dinner and a fundraiser! What could be better?!?!

Armstrong FFA Alumni
Association Auction and Community Dinner
Armstrong High School
March 7th
Dinner at 5:30, Auction at 6:00
Check out their Facebook page for more information!

Make Wednesday an easy dinner night and head to Raising Cane's!! Not only will dinner be handled, but you will be helping our school raise money for Family Days and incentive field trips!

Congratulations, Mr. Nowaczyk for being awarded an Empowering Education Grant for $500 from Eastern Illini Electric Cooperative!

Cutest animals around!

TWO MORE WEEKS to get those yearbook orders in! You can order online at inter-state.com/order with code 0338XN OR send a check made out to Potomac Grade School with your child. Yearbooks are $17.00 each!

Potomac Grade School is HIRING!

Caring Cardinal Card Winners❤️

Reminder: No School on Monday, February 16!

Kindergarten loved going to Elevate! We had so much fun! We also enjoyed lunch in our classroom!








Tomorrow is our K-4 trip to ELEVATE and Friday will be 5-8's turn! Please remember to dress in something that you can jump in! We will leave the school at 9am and be back around 12:30 for lunch. Kids will get a drink and snack on their ride home after their 90 minute jump session! We are looking forward to two great field trips!

Congratulations to our Caring Cardinal Card winners!


This week’s Caring Cardinal Card winners!




Don't forget that tomorrow is an 11:20 dismissal for K-8!
Also, there is no Pre-K tomorrow.

In pre-K we also completed an in-depth clothing study that helped the children learn about everyday items in a meaningful way. We began by talking about different kinds of clothing and why people wear them. The children examined the features found on clothes, including tags, labels, pictures, buttons, snaps, Velcro, and zippers. They practiced opening and closing fasteners to build fine motor skills and independence.
We explored many types of fabrics such as cotton, denim, fleece, silk, and wool. The children compared how the fabrics felt, noticing which were soft, rough, thick, or thin. During art activities, the children used paper people and styrofoam pieces and dressed them using fabric scraps and collage materials. They designed outfits for different purposes such as school clothes, pajamas, sports uniforms, and dress-up clothes. We read books and looked at pictures showing clothing from different seasons, cultures, and occupations. The class discussed how weather affects what we wear and how special clothing can be used for jobs, celebrations, or safety.
Throughout the study, the children built vocabulary, practiced self-help skills, and developed an understanding that clothing is both useful and a way people express themselves.




Talent Show Update: Every student who auditioned has been selected to perform. Mandatory meeting Monday—showtime is Wednesday! ✨

Elevate trip info!! Congrats to all students!

Kindergarten celebrated the 100th day today. It was a glowing day!






