NO BUS NEXT WEEK - NO SCHOOL THURSDAY, 10/18 & FRIDAY 10/19

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Next week school will only be in session Monday, 10/15 - Wednesday, 10/17 since our teachers will be attending the WELS Teachers' Conference on Thursday and Friday. Busing will not be available next week.  Please make other arrangements for transportation for your child Monday through Wednesday. Busing will resume on Monday, 10/22/18.

Thank you!

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