Dillon Elementary students had a great night of making gingerbread cookies while reading stories on how to catch the gingerbread man.

Showcase Music Concert and Art Show

Thursday, April 28th, 6:00pm

A select group of third, fourth and fifth graders at Dye Elementary have been invited to present our annual Showcase Concert.  The children will be sharing a variety of folk, patriotic and recorder songs at this concert.  The program will also feature songs that were written by the fifth grade classes this year in Music.  Students should arrive by 5:45 and meet in the Music Room (room 401). Students are asked to dress up for this event.

Ms. McGinnis will have some of the students art work on display, along with quilts that the students have been working on for the past 2 years. This should be a night to remember with beautiful art & song.  Come see the talent that our students have.

State and Federal Programs Parent Survey

Please take a few minutes to complete this quick survey.  Your thoughts and ideas are needed to help improve the programs at Dye Elementary!

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/83D56PN

Please contact Mrs. Sargent if you would like a paper copy of this survey. 

591-6633

Dye Parent Club Meeting in Media Center @ 4:15pm on 5/5      

Student Council News

Student Council students will be collecting items for the Whaley Children’s Center through June 4th. The items they specifically asked for are:  white cloths, white towels and toys (no stuff animals please).

Attention Fifth Grade Parents

Looking ahead to next fall, make sure your student is up to date on their immunizations. Below are the requirements for Middle School students:

• DTaP (Diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis)
• MCV4 (Meningococcal)
• 2nd Varicella

Dye Elementary’s Title I Program partnered with Sloan/Longway to provide a fun night of learning and exploration. Nearly 100 students and their families experimented with circuits, catapults, chemical reactions, engineering, animal coverings, habitats, and more. Every student left with their projects, a magnifying glass, and a free book to continue exploring at home.

The Title I staff would like to thank Longway/Sloan and their staff, the YouthQuest staff, Mr. Wolsker, and Mrs. Cales for helping to make this event a great success!

Hope United Methodist Church in Flint Township gave all of our Dye Elementary students a gift. Each child received a scarf, mittens and hat just in time for the colder weather. Starting in April the congregation of Hope United began knitting, crocheting and collecting sets for all 650 students. We are truly grateful for the community outreach.

Students at Dye Elementary had a great time during Halloween. Check out some great photos below!