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@SequimSchools — March 2, 2022

Published 1:30 am Wednesday, March 2, 2022

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Submitted photo Second-graders in Kristin Mooney’s class at Helen Haller Elementary School show off their “Twosday” swag.
Third-graders Isaac Malkasian and Neala Gallauher, students in Emily Ellefson’s class at Helen Haller Elementary School, build a tower using 22 cups as part of their “Twosday” celebration. Submitted photo
Submitted photo Helen Haller Elementary students (from left) Aiden Fazio, Bristol Bury, Jalen Williams, Manuel Yanez, Walter Thomas, Kyrie Marchbanks and Isaac Malkasian wait to try their hand at curling. Their class recently learned about the Winter Olympics.

DISTRICT

There is no school Friday, March 4 (Professional Learning Day).

The next Sequim School District board meeting is set for 6 p.m. Monday, March 7. Find more information online at sequimschools.org.

HELEN HALLER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

Students in Emily Ellefson’s third-grade class learned about the Winter Olympics. After learning a brief history of the Olympics, the class researched one sport a day, wrote informative paragraphs and added an illustration. Students then had a chance to participate in a curling activity.

Students at Haller had an awesome “Twosday” (2/22/22). Emily Ellefson’s third-grade students did “Twosday” Challenges: building a structure with 22 cups, making an abstract picture with 22 centimeter lines, creating with 22 pipe cleaners, creating with 22 pattern blocks, and figuring out how many ways you can make 22 cents.

All second-grade students received a T-shirt from their teacher that said, “I was in second grade on 2-22-22!” They also did fun activities with the number 2 for the day.

SEQUIM HIGH SCHOOL

Sequim High’s spring choir concert is scheduled for 7-9 p.m. Tuesday, March 15, at the auditorium, 533 N. Sequim Ave.

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