Bryan Elementary

Sat., Jan. 1, 2000

Principal: John R. House

Enrollment: 460

Grades: K-5

Address: 802 Harrison Ave., Coeur d’Alene

Phone: 664-3237

Parent-Teacher Organization: Meets the third Thursday of the month at 6:30 p.m. in the art room. Contact: Kathleen Paige, 664-5288.

Important dates

Jan. 17: No school, Martin Luther King Day

Jan. 28: No school, Teacher workday

Feb. 2: Direct Writing Assessments

Feb. 18-21: No school, Presidents’ Day break

March 3: Bryan school Carnival, 6-8 p.m.

March 14: Fourth- and fifth-grade vocal concert

March 29-31: Parent/Teacher conferences

April 24: Kindergarten and second-grade vocal concerts

April 25: First- and third-grade vocal concerts

May 12: No school, staff development

June 9: Last day of school

Wish List

30 multimedia computers

Scanner

Printer

Copy machine

Reward coupons from area businesses

Variety of art supplies

Air conditioners for portable classrooms

Water units for portable classrooms

Curtains, lighting and sound for stage area

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