Ault ES celebrates 25 years

Former and current staff members came together for Ault Elementary School's 25th anniversary celebration on March 29. 

A meet-and-greet reception in the library concluded with the opening of the Ault time capsule, which was made by All-Star students in the year 2000. 

Following the reception, Ault namesake Norma Ault rang in the school's annual "Spring Fling" Carnival event by cutting a ribbon at the front of the school to commemorate the 25th anniversary. 

"Ault is a school with such a rich history and a vast number of successes over the past 25 years," said Jeff LaCoke, Ault principal. "We had so much fun celebrating with our community during our 25^th Anniversary and Spring Fling Carnival. The support from the community was overwhelming. It was a fantastic way to celebrate the past and future successes at this amazing school. We look forward to another 25 years of excellence!"

Caterpillar donates to Holbrook ES

Nicole Wafford, left, project manager for Caterpillar Oil & Gas, arrived at Holbrook ES last week with various supplies to support students during the beginning of the school year. Holbrook Principal Yvette Garcia is pictured at right.

Holbrook ES Adopt-a-School partner Caterpillar Oil & Gas donated many supplies to the school to help students start their year off on a positive note.

Caterpillar project manager Nicole Wafford arrived at the campus with backpacks, cases of tissues, glue sticks, shampoo, deodorant, toothpaste, toothbrushes and composition books to support the students. 

Primeway FCU donates to Holbrook ES

From left, Primeway Federal Credit Union employees Torie Sampson and Deborah Nash drop off school supplies and a $500 check to Holbrook ES Principal Yvette Garcia behavior interventionist Pam Handsborough on Aug. 17.

Representatives from PrimeWay Federal Credit Union dropped off donated school supplies to Holbrook ES on Aug. 17.

PrimeWay FCU employees Torie Sampson and Deborah Nash also contributed a $500 check to the school.