Fairview/Lebhart

Our first graders enjoyed an exciting day outdoors filled with learning, exploration, and adventure! Students had the opportunity to go fishing, explore the wonders of nature, and participate in a fun nature scavenger hunt. Throughout the day, they were guided and encouraged by our dedicated volunteers and members of the Air National Guard Security Forces, who helped make the experience both educational and memorable. The day provided hands-on opportunities to connect with the outdoors, build curiosity about the natural world, and create lasting memories with friends and mentors.

Our little artists have been hard at work, and it’s time to celebrate their creativity! Thank you to all who joined us to celebrate and see where imagination comes to life through colorful masterpieces made by our talented students. From paintings to playful creations, every piece tells a story and showcases the joy of learning through art. We couldn’t wait for families and friends to see the amazing work our Pre-K students created!

First and second grade wrapped up our science learning with a field trip to The Fort Collins Museum of Discovery! We put into practice all we have learned and enjoyed the day!

Last evening we celebrated the Lebhart Kindergarten Class of 2038, and what an incredible group of young men and women they are already becoming. 💙❤️

This year’s theme, “Kindergarten is a Work of Heart,” could not have fit this class more perfectly. From the friendships they built to the kindness they showed one another, this group truly left their mark on all of us.

The students sang “From My Heart to Your Heart” by Jack Hartmann and “I’m a Little Star” by Kids, Nature and the World, and there definitely wasn’t a dry eye in the room. Watching them sing with such confidence, excitement, and Falcon pride reminded us all just how special this class is.

To the Class of 2038 — keep dreaming big, keep working hard, and never stop believing in yourselves. We wish each and every one of you nothing but success, happiness, and amazing adventures in the years ahead.

Once a Falcon, always a Falcon. 🦅

Mrs. Stafford’s 3rd grade wrapped up the week by unboxing their “All About the USA” book and having treats while they read to their adults and older students. This project was especially important to them as it was driven by the 3rd grade students themselves and just happens to coincide with America’s 250th!

Third grade is in the middle of a HOT Uno tournament! We are practicing sportsmanship, kind words and tone, and having a little fun, too!

When you have a small school and half of them are gone at track, you have lunch outdoors (and maybe an extra recess). ❤️

First grade wanted to wish everyone a happy May Day! The first graders made little baskets, painted suncatchers and delivered May Day baskets around the neighborhood. They had a great time sharing kindness around our community!
Ms. B and mama B also shared some yummy cookies with us!