A Christmas Moosical

Christmas Break

  Christmas break is Monday, December 19th - January 1st

EVERYONE HAVE A SUPER BREAK!! :) :) :) :)

Christmas Programs

We have our Christmas Programs coming up!
On December 6th our 1st and 2nd grade will be preforming A Holiday Moosical.
On December 13th our 3rd and 4th grade will be preforming Humbug.
Both performances will be at 6:00 p.m. in the gym.

KY Delta Tour

RED RIBBON WEEK AT SLES

Next Week

We will be off Monday the 7th and Tusesday the 8th of next week! 

Halloween at SLES

Watchdogs

Chad and Tori

 Mr.Cunningham

Jim and Alex

2011-2012 Year Books

Softback-$20
Hardback-$25

6th Grade ONLY $20 ads $3 name

Make-Up Flood Days

Livingston County was off for almost 3 weeks due to the flood. But, Governor Steve Beshear has waved 6 school days for Livingston County schools. To make up the balance of our missed school days, we 80 minutes to every school day there is to June 2nd. We will dismiss at 4:00. On, June 3 which is the last day at school we will dismiss at original time which is 2:50.

Flood Water Safety

As you know, Livingston County is currently evacuating homes along the rivers due to rising water levels. This flood event is going to be similar to the 2009 Ice Storm meaning we are dealing with an event we have not experienced in most of our life times and it could impact a large number of  people.

Some people are likely to be tempted to play in the water. Please keep in mind the flood waters filling the ditches and other areas can be contaminated with sewage and therefore, by entering these waters you put yourself at risk from being contaminated. Basically, it's like swimming in a toilet!

While some people might think it's fun to play near or in the flood waters, remember - dangers lurk with every wave. The flood waters have strong currents which can pull you under water, possibly causing you to drown. Please keep your children and pets away from the flood water at all costs!

Mother Goose on the Loose

The Mother Goose program is made up of mothers, grandma's, and mother figures of students at SLES. They read individually and work on basic math facts with students 1st-4th grade.

Who Let the DOGS Out?

The Watch DOGS are strong at SLE. Watch DOGS (Dads of Great Students) can also be granddads, uncles, or even older brothers. These male figures give up their free time to help patrol the halls of SLE. As well as reading to the younger students.Currently,we have approximately 120 Watch DOGS.