Announcements from our 6th grade graduating class


It’s Spirit Week at M.E.C.!!!
In room 102!!!

          This Friday may 23rd: crazy hat and hair day
Monday May 26th: no school (Memorial Day)
Tuesday May 27th: Pajama Day, yearbook signing
Wednesday May 28th:  Greek Mythology Day. (Dress as your favorite Greek Mythology character)
Thursday May 29th: Field and Sports Day (bring clothes you can get wet in)
Friday May 30th: Graduation ceremony for the 6th graders at 1:00 p.m. (Theme is geek and nerd; feel free to dress up as geeky or nerdy as you like. You may also bring a plain white shirt so classmates can sign it!!!)
 We will be celebrating the last week of school with a large amount of activities, which will include water balloons, pajama day, and many more. During our week not only will we be watching movies Tuesday afternoon, but we will also be exploring the amazing outdoors. This will surely be the most spectacular week ever!!!                                   P.S.
Parents are invited to come to the 6th grade graduation ceremony!!!
They are also welcome to dress up as geeky or as nerdy as they wish!!!  J     Sincerely,
Graduates of 2014                                                                                                                                   
         


                          


                                                                         

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