Field Day is like the light at the end of the tunnel. For the teachers, it signifies the end of grading papers, the end of copying, and the end of planning. For the students, it signifies the end of homework, the end of school uniforms, and the end of the dreaded alarm clock.
Traditionally, our Field Day is scheduled for the last week of school. Unfortunately, Tropical Storm Andrea had other plans. Our quick thinking PE teacher and administration moved Field Day forward to get it in before the storm. What a great decision! We were delighted to wake up to 70 degrees, sunshine, and a gentle breeze.
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| We are waiting to stand for the singing of our National Anthem. | | | | | |
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| Tug of War is the first event of the day. |
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| The "big kids" (4th and 5th grades) compete in the 50 yard dash. | | |
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| The sack race is always a fun one with lots of laughter. |
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