Our class is learning how to be good listeners by looking with their eyes and listening with their ears.

In the 1-3 grade UEI we have spent the first few days of school learning about being proactive.  Each student made a face where the eyes, nose, mouth, eyebrows, and cheeks can be manipulated to change the mood.  We have read several stories to help us see what different moods look like. As we read the story, we change our faces to show the different moods. We are learning that being proactive means that we are on charge of our own mood, we can change our mood when we want to, and that we have the choice to be happy.

In first grade we are learning how to be proactive! When we are proactive we are in charge of ourselves! Being proactive means never saying "I can't" but thinking and saying "I can!"!

It was another blue carpet day as we welcomed our new kindergartners to their first day of school! Our kindergartner leaders did so well listening to their teachers and being good friends to each other today. It's going to be a great year!

Barnett cadets received orders Friday, August 26th, 2016 to attend a back to school bootcamp. Cadets were marched into the assembly and greeted by General Stoddard. Once there, they received instructions on their mission for the school year: to be leaders, live the 7 habits, and keep our school clean and bully-free. Cadets were also introduced to their FIRST EVER Wildly Important Goal (or W.I.G.). 

Tabitha's Way and Utah Food Bank are working together to provide new backpacks with school supplies and other neccessities to help kids in need get ready for school. Click on the link below to see the flier and get more information.

Mark your calendars... Barnett School Registration is Tuesday, August 2nd from 8:00-4:00. Come and register your children for the new school year, find out who their teacher is, and sign up for PTA and other school activities. 

Click below for the letter that gives more details about Registration Day! 

Barnett becomes a Leader-In-Me school. Click through to learn about what that means.

Nebo bus drivers and attendants wanted. The district provides needed training. Daily routes are open for the beginning of school. Starting pay for drivers is $15.23 and attendants $11.32. Please apply online at www.nebo.edu/jobs.

The Utah Food Bank is providing free lunches for kids this summer right here in Payson. It runs from 1:30-3:00 Monday through Friday. See the attached flier for more details. Happy Summer!