Fernan Elementary

Sat., May 27, 2000

Principal: Lana Hamilton

Enrollment: 501

Grades: Preschool-5th

Address: 520 N. 21st, Coeur d’Alene

Phone: 664-2659

Parent-Teacher Organization: Meets the second Thursday each month at the school. Time alternates each month between noon and 6:30 p.m. to accommodate more parents. Contact: Heather Berger, 664-1835.

Important dates

Monday: No school, Memorial Day

Tuesday: “Big Game Day” kindergarten baseball; fourth grade at Lutherhaven

Wednesday: Third grade host artist in the schools; fourth grade at Lutherhaven

Thursday: Fifth-grade field trip to Mineral Ridge

Friday: Fifth-grade celebration brunch

June 8: Field day, kindergarten graduation 2 p.m.

June 9: Last day for students; talent show 9:15 a.m.; Marimba band during picnic lunch

Wish List

Overhead projector

Hanging projection screen

2 microwave ovens

Popcorn machine

30-gallon trash cans on wheels

Space blankets

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