Yearbook

Our Sandy

Science is hands-on
Always willing to help other teachers
Note taking is her specialty
Delightful sense of humor-Punster
Yearns to bring out the best in every child

Lets students explore all possibilities
Open to new ideas
Unique women of style and grace
Takes each day with a fresh point of view
Has a professional outlook
Interested in each individual child
Aviaries fascinate, outdoors thrill her
Never takes life too seriously

Thank you Sandy for all your support and love,
Nancy Ringsted

Sandy,
It is hard to honor you when I am not ready to see you leave the staff. You not only taught the children in your room but you taught the staff and you taught me lessons as well. I loved to watch you delight in the learning your students did as you guided them through each school year. Those children you taught were blessed, and I believe that you truly changed the world when you changed the lives of the students you came into contact with. You are a gift that I will treasure forever.
Susan (Von Felton)

Child's View of Retirement
After a Christmas break, a teacher asked her young pupils how they spent their holidays. One small boy wrote the following:

We always used to spend Christmas with Grandpa and Grandma. They used to live here in a big brick home, but Grandpa got retarded and they moved to Florida. Now they live in a place with a lot of other retarded people. They all live in little tin boxes. They ride on big three-wheeled tricycles and they all wear nametags because they don't know who they are. They go to a big building called a wrecking hall; but if it was wrecked, they got it fixed because it's all right now. They play games and do exercises there, but they don't do them very good.