March is Reading Month and 5^th Graders at Dye are celebrating with Hat Day.Dye’s Student Council sponsored Hat Day and accepted donations to help fund our annual Book Give-Away.

Second grade students in Ms. Estis class joined Ms. McGinnis from Dye Elementary, in creating an outstanding mural inside Patsy Lou’s Mega-Lot, children’s room.  It depicts a huge American Flag that symbolizes the old brick street of Flint and a timeline of automobiles.  It shows the first automobiles through the war effort, and ends with the autos driving toward the new (real autos) in the showroom.  Another wall displays one of the arches that spanned across Saginaw Street, downtown flint, along with the symbol of Chevrolet, Buick, and GMC.

Dye’s students were honored during our second marking period awards assembly. Mrs. Fields had the privilege to present many of our students with different awards. The students received awards for All A’s honor roll, A-B honor roll, perfect attendance, Citizenship, Home Links and Study Links. Congratulations to everyone. You did a great job!

Dyestudents joined Ms. Baker to read while raising money for the Dye Book Giveaway. They pledged to read for 4 hours, stopping periodically to receive their raffle prizes. The students raised $550.00. The big winner was Kennedy Moore. Way to go Dye Bulldogs!

Thank you to all the students who participated in the annual Read-A-Thon on Saturday, March 9^th. The students joined Ms. Baker to read while raising money for the Dye Book Giveaway. They pledged to read for 4 hours, stopping periodically to receive their raffle prizes. The students raised $550.00. The big winner was Kennedy Moore. Way to go Dye Bulldogs!