Outside of our office, there is a whiteboard hanging with 200 places on the board. Leaders at Barnett Elementary that get a brag note from a teacher, get to pick a number, and their name is written on the board in that place. Once the board is all filled up, Mrs. Stoddard chooses 3 lucky winners. The first place winner's row also wins! We have filled this board up multiple times this year. It sure is easy to do when we have a school full of great, amazing leaders. Congratulations to our Principals 200 Board winners. We will be starting fresh on Monday.

It was the first Bulldog Pride Assembly in the new year. We have had such a great January. It really has just flown by. This month our leaders had come back from a holiday break and got right back into the routine of school. We have had many great accomplishments this month: the school spelling bee, yellow pack's party, and moving closer and closer to our school WIG of moving up reading levels. Our top dogs and leaders of the month this month really shined! Congrats to our alpha dog winners, Mr. Cope and Mrs. Ross! You two are amazing and we are so lucky to have you here at Barnett.

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Say hello to Ms. Sheets! Ms. Sheets teaches the 4th grade. She has been teaching now for 3 years. Ms. Sheets wanted to become a teacher so that she could watch students grow and progress. Her favorite thing about teaching at Barnett Elementary is the feeling of family. She feels like she belongs and that everyone genuinely cares about her. If she wasn't a teacher she would probably be a physical therapist. She likes to read books in her spare time. Her favorite book is Emeralds and Espionage. We are so lucky to have Ms. Sheets at our school! She is truly amazing. 

Barnett Bulldogs received a great lesson on Internet safety. The presenter, Cole, spoke to students about many important things reguarding technology and the internet. He spoke on keeping personal information private. Never share your information with someone you don’t know. He also spoke about the truths of what you post online, stays online.  Another important point Barnett student’s learned was that we need to make the Internet a happier place. Cyberbullying happens quite frequently, but we can spark a change in this and be good citizens online.