The Student Council Field Trip
Written by: Reagan Rothlisberger
The student council learned so many amazing things from great speakers on their field trip to the BYU Student Council Conference. They learned from Mr. Rad that student council members are student council members every day and to be kind with our words and actions. Mr. Brad Barton taught that less is more when it comes to ideas and one incredible thing is better than lots of mediocre things. Mr. Bytheway taught that everyone has a prize inside and it's nice to be important but it's more important to be nice. Also, we all should help people find their prize inside and then we will find our prize inside. Lastly, Meg Johnson taught that we can serve by smiling, complimenting, and inviting. Smiling before being happy is scientifically proven to make you and others happy. Her main thing was to help people feel their full worth and you will feel your full worth!
Written by: Reagan Rothlisberger
The student council learned so many amazing things from great speakers on their field trip to the BYU Student Council Conference. They learned from Mr. Rad that student council members are student council members every day and to be kind with our words and actions. Mr. Brad Barton taught that less is more when it comes to ideas and one incredible thing is better than lots of mediocre things. Mr. Bytheway taught that everyone has a prize inside and it's nice to be important but it's more important to be nice. Also, we all should help people find their prize inside and then we will find our prize inside. Lastly, Meg Johnson taught that we can serve by smiling, complimenting, and inviting. Smiling before being happy is scientifically proven to make you and others happy. Her main thing was to help people feel their full worth and you will feel your full worth!
Our third grade students recently went on a field trip to the Loveland Living Planet Aquarium. They had a great time while learning about the animals there! (Photo credit: Mrs. Curby)
Maple Ridge Halloween shenanigans, part 3.
Maple Ridge Halloween Shenanigans, part 2!
Monsters Inc. at Maple Ridge 2025
We have the absolute BEST reading intervention teachers, technicians and support staff who also celebrated Halloween with us!
Maple Ridge Halloween shenanigans!
More Maple Ridge class Halloween pictures!
Maple Ridge Halloween Class Pictures! There were so many fun costumes!
We have the absolute BEST reading intervention teachers, technicians and support staff who also celebrated Halloween with us!
Teachers also had a great time this year celebrating Halloween!
Haunted House game in Mrs. Boyer's P.E. class this week!
A favorite Maple Ridge tradition: Our Halloween Parade! We will start promptly at 9:30. Students will parade around the outside of the building. Parents, please keep the sidewalks clear so that students can walk around the school. Dress warm!
**Afternoon kindergarten students will parade around the kindergarten playground that afternoon around 3:15.
Join the choir! Permission slips are due before the first practice on Tuesday, Nov. 4th.
Red Ribbon Week is next week at Maple Ridge and our PTA has planned a great week! Join us in dressing up for each day's theme.
Maple Mountain Wrestling Mini-Camp. See flyer for more details.
Today was "Pumpkin Day" at Maple Ridge! A big thank you to Harward Farms, and especially our very own Maddex and Kaison Wilson, for donating a pumpkin to each of our students! It's always a fun and exciting time when the pumpkins get delivered and we are so grateful to Harward Farms for making our October so festive.
Congratulations to our Students of the Month for September! They were recognized for being honest. We are so proud of all of them! (Not pictured: Hudson Thorpe, Faye Boyce, Emily Rosell, Coco Lamb, Riley Thompson, Lucy Greene)
Mrs. Steen's class is having a blast creating podcasts about their poetry. They took their favorite poem they wrote and discussed it with each other. Look at the smiles!
Picture retake day is Monday, Oct. 13th. If your student wasn't at school for our original picture day, they will have their picture taken on Monday.
