WELCOME BACK!

I am excited for the start of a new school year!  It's fun to see familiar faces and I look forward to meeting our new students. 2017-2018 is going to be a great year!  In PE, we learn about the importance of exercise and maintaining a healthy lifestyle. We always have a great time in PE playing games and learning new skills.   


A few things to know about PE:
           *Make sure to click on the correct grade level tab at the bottom
  • Dress Code - tennis shoes and comfortable clothes to move around; girls should wear shorts under skirts and dresses. The following shoes are NOT good for PE: crocs, flip flops, high heels, boots, sandals.
  • Health Concerns - If your child needs to be restricted from participating in any physical activity, please send a note from you or your child's physician in order to be excused. Occasionally children come to PE with a cast on their arm or leg, no note or doctor's excuse, and they still want to participate. We need your permission to allow them to participate. 
  • Donations - If you would like to make a small contribution, we can always use:
- FABRIC and large sized band-aids
- tissues
- paper towels
THANK YOU!!!!
 
**If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me,
alittle@oconeeschools.org
706 769 7764 ext. 1503

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