Trojan News

Mr. D brought students into the Maker Space this week to check out our laser cutter, 3-D printer and sphero robots. More opportunities to MAKE things in the MAKER space will take place in the coming weeks.

6th graders and Mr. Poon spend the day at the Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum to support their study of Ancient Civilizations and their upcoming study of Egypt. The museum is set up into rooms covering the different eras and aspects of Ancient Egypt. At the end of the visit, they even enter into a replica of a tomb and discover how Ancient Egyptians buried their dead.

A busy week and weekend.

Our Assumption Life #8 was a new format. See the PDF here.

On Saturday, October 5 at Thrasher Park, Trojan Dads Club members played the St. Leander Dads Club in their annual Dads Softball Game. Led by Coach Pedro Naranjo and Team Leader Dennis Sochar, many of our Assumption dads played hard. After a slow first four innings, the Trojans Dads attempted a comeback but unfortunately lost 10 - 15. We will get 'em next year, Dads!

From The Nugget Newspaper:

On his 16th birthday, Ryan Ilmberger carried out an unusual family tradition: He soloed in an airplane. Like his father on his 16th birthday, Ilmberger flew an airplane by himself before he could drive a car by himself.

Two years ago, the Ilmberger family was living in the San Francisco Bay Area when they learned about the Flight Science program at Sisters High School (SHS). After visiting Sisters, and learning about the unique collaboration with Outlaw Aviation at the Sisters Airport, the family made the move to Sisters to allow Ryan to participate in the program.

Ryan set a goal to solo on his 16th birthday, the minimum age required by the FAA to solo an airplane. After a few practice touch-and-go landings in Outlaw Aviation’s Cessna 172 with Sam Monte, Certificated Flight Instructor (CFI), Monte felt Ilmberger was ready to perform the maneuvers by himself.

See the link to read more!

Welcome to October!

It is FESTIVAL TIME! I have recommended in this week's Life to sign up for specific booths based on your student's class. This is just an opportunity to direct those who haven't signed up for a shift a place where we need you!

Sign up here!

We hope that with 100 percent family volunteer participation, this event is FUN and EXCITING for everyone. Let's create loving and happy memories for our kids!

Together, we can do great things!

See you on Friday at 6 p.m. Students come to the Festival at 5:45 p.m. and report to their classrooms for Opening Ceremonies. After Opening Ceremonies you are responsible for your child and can enjoy the evening at the Festival! Thank you for your donations and support!

Gearing up for Festival, MSAT, The Bass Boys Update, Breast Cancer Awareness - October dates, PTG Social this THURSDAY, Festival - Snack Shack, Toy Drive, Glass Booth, Pasta Dinner, Fun Run, Coding Club, Chess Wizards, Box Tops