We have hit the 100 days of school mark. This year has been packed with all sorts of learning and fun. Here’s a look at what we did in January:

• We started off the New Year with a big refresher on school and class expectations. Teachers hosted  Jeopardy-style games and students taught lessons reviewing the good behaviors we want to see in our school.  It was great to see students and staff practicing how to walk in the hallways, take part in a group discussion and even sit in the cafeteria.

• ACCESS testing for second language learning went smoothly, thanks to the effort of the entire staff.  The testing environment was respectful, everyone supported our students who have been provided with great teaching, and our cafeteria staff provided snacks and support.

• Marian Magnan, 6th grade teacher hosted our  annual Geography Bee and expanded it to include our fourth grade team. Congratulations to the winners: First place; Abby LaRochelle (7th),  Second Place: Nathan Roukes (4th), Third Place: Elden Charles (6th).

• Our Student Council hosted a wildly successful movie night. Kelley Gravell, advisor, brought 140 upper school students to Chunky’s to see A Dog’s Purpose..

• Our 8th grade team hosted  a night out for lower school parents.. The little ones were treated to a  movie, crafts and popcorn with help from the 8th grade team and students.

• We cheered on the Patriots with a week of fun that included writing advice letters to Coach Bellichek, a fan photo booth, a tailgate party lunch for teachers and making foam fingers.

• Eighth grade teacher Doug Patten and his team of young filmmakers are producing Spotlight on Tenney, a series of presentations about our staff.  creating short videos about our Tenney staff. Tenney students talk to teachers about how they got into the profession, the challenges and joys they experience and more. The films are now posted weekly on the Tenney page at www.methuen.k12.ma.us.

Coming up:

Feb. 8:  Grade 7 and 8 Dance

Feb. 18-22: February break

Feb. 28: PTO meeting, staff lounge, 7 pm.

We closed the year with lots of learning, growth and fun. Here is a look at how we ended 2018, and how we kicked off the New Year.

• We welcomed Amanda Goyette Langis as the lower school principal. A long-time Tenney teacher, Ms. Goyette Langis replaces Shaun Bateman, who has accepted a position in another community.

• We continued to work with families to promote good attendance. Letters were sent out to students who were absent five days or more during the first trimester detailing how missing school impacts learning. We followed up the letters with phone calls.

• Our students who had good behaviors  were rewarded at PBIS activities that included Fantastical Friday, an afternoon of crafts, games and sports   for the Upper School students and a movie afternoon for Lower School students. Students who did not participate had the  opportunity to review behavioral expectations and catch up on work.

• Staff celebrated 8th Crazy Days of the Tenney.  The administrative team hosted a taco supper the evening of parent-teacher conferences, staff competed in the Fourth Annual Ugly Sweater contest and a cookie challenge.

• Our band and chorus concerts were well attended. Thank you to Ms. Harrison, our Chorus Director and Band Director Mr. Fulks for wonderful performances.

• Tryouts for our musical, The Little Mermaid were held and we look forward to the performance in the spring.

• The Tenney was well represented at the School Committee in December. meeting Monday. Three of our  students received awards for their work creating posters honoring veterans. They were Bella Demarco,  Carolyn Gray and Vg Nguyen.

Coming up in January:

• Jan. 9 - Geography Bee

• Jan. 10 - Kindergarten Information Night, 6 pm ,Timony

• Jan. 11 -  PBIS team meeting, 7:15 am

• Jan. 11 - Student Council Movie Night

• Jan 11 - Patriots Day!  

• Jan. 15 - School Council Meeting, 3:30  pm

• Jan. 17 - PTO Meeting, 7 pm

Cerramos el año con mucho aprendizaje, crecimiento y diversión. Aquí hay un vistazo a cómo terminamos 2018 y cómo empezamos el Año Nuevo.
Dimos la bienvenida a Amanda Goyette Langis como directora de la escuela secundaria. Maestra de Tenney desde hace mucho tiempo, la Sra. Goyette Langis reemplaza a Shaun Bateman, quien ha aceptado un puesto en otra comunidad.
Continuamos trabajando con las familias para promover la buena asistencia. Se enviaron cartas a los estudiantes que estuvieron ausentes cinco días o más durante el primer trimestre, detallando cómo la escuela perdida impacta el aprendizaje. Seguimos las cartas con llamadas telefónicas.
Nuestros estudiantes que tuvieron buenos comportamientos fueron recompensados ​​en las actividades de PBIS que incluyeron Fantastic Friday, una tarde de manualidades, juegos y deportes para los estudiantes de Upper School y una tarde de cine para los estudiantes de Lower School. Los estudiantes que no participaron tuvieron la oportunidad de revisar las expectativas de comportamiento y ponerse al día con el trabajo.
El personal celebró los 8º Días Locos del Tenney. El equipo administrativo organizó una cena de tacos la noche de conferencias de padres y maestros, el personal compitió en el cuarto concurso anual de suéter feo y un desafío de galletas.
Nuestra banda y conciertos de coro fueron muy concurridos. Gracias a la Sra. Harrison, nuestra Directora de coro y Director de la banda, Sr. Fulks, por sus maravillosas actuaciones.
Las pruebas para nuestro musical, The Little Mermaid se llevaron a cabo y esperamos la presentación en la primavera.
El Tenney estuvo bien representado en el Comité Escolar en diciembre. reunión del lunes. Tres de nuestros estudiantes recibieron premios por su trabajo en la creación de carteles en honor a los veteranos. Eran Bella Demarco, Carolyn Gray y Vg Nguyen.

The Tenney has been buzzing with learning, visits from families and community service.

In November:

• More than 100 Tenney students marched in the city’s Veterans Day Parade. Our Peer Leaders, Student Council and Junior National Honor Society  represented our school with such respect. A special thank you to the clubs’ advisors, Carrie Barnhard, Kelley Gravell  and Meg McCarty  for organizing. We were joined by Joyce Wyman, a retired Tenney teacher,  who started the tradition.

• A week after the Veterans Day parade, our students returned to march in the Santa Parade. Girls on the Run,  led by teachers Lexi Zambino, Sarah Hudon and Meaghan Choate joined the Tenney contingent. Our theme this year was Tenneyland, based on the Candyland Game.

• On Thanksgiving Eve, the Upper School hosted the Museum Walk tradition. Each grade displayed student work and invited family and friends to admire the products  and provide feedback. An estimated 500 people walked the “galleries” and were welcomed by staff and students.

• Sixty turkey dinners were  donated by Tenney students and families and provided to some of our families who needed a little help over Thanksgiving.  We were especially happy to work with our friends at Methuen High to deliver meals to neighbors in Need. Thank you to the guidance staff and Christine Crocker for organizing the effort.

• Our PBIS team, made up of lower and upper school staff, has been meeting to discuss ways to make the Tenney a place where learning is free of disruptions and distraction. A number of events and opportunities for learning will be held in the week before vacation to celebrate good behaviors and provide students with support.

• We are proud of our students who won the Methuen Veterans Day poster contest. Congratulations to Upper School students Carolyn Gray, Grade 8, first place and Vg Nguyen,  Grade 6, second place. Bella Demarco, Grade 3, won first place in the Lower School  division.

Coming up,

Dec. 5:  Academic Bowl meet, CGS, 5:30 pm.

Dec. 6:  Tenney Band Concert, 7 pm.

Dec. 7:  Fantastical Friday Upper School PBIS event

Dec. 11: Tenney Chorus Concert, 7 pm.

Dec. 13 and Dec. 14: Early Dismissal, Parent Conferences

Dec. 17: Winter Spirit Week begins

Nov. 19, 2018

Dear Families,

We are thankful!  

As we prepare to take a short break from school for Thanksgiving, we want to express our gratitude for everyone who makes it possible for as many students as possible to come to school every day, on time, ready to learn. We thank:

• Our students and families for making daily attendance a priority since they know the habit of attendance will help them do well in the classroom and eventually in a job.

• Our wonderful teachers who pour their energy into making each classroom an exciting place for exploration and knowledge so children do not want to miss out on learning

• Our support staff and community volunteers who provide the extra hands and attention our children need

We appreciate each one of you so much. We look forward to seeing you after the Thanksgiving holiday. We also hope you will keep in mind that the school  will have a half a day on Wednesday, Nov. 21, Upper school dismisses at 11:15 am. Lower school dismisses at 11:45 am. and that we will be closed the 22 And 23. School reopens on Monday, November 26.

We especially appreciate everyone’s efforts to avoid taking extra days off during the Thanksgiving holiday. Just a few missed days here and there, even if they’re excused absences, can add up to too much lost learning time and leave your child behind in school. This is as true in kindergarten as it is in high school.

The entire Tenney staff wishes you and your family a Happy Thanksgiving!

Best wishes,

Mary Beth Donovan

Supervising principal

19 de Noviembre del 2018

Queridas familias,

¡Estamos agradecidos!

Mientras nos preparamos para tomar un breve descanso de la escuela por el Día de Acción de Gracias, queremos expresar nuestra gratitud a todos los que hacen posible que tantos estudiantes como sea posible puedan asistir a la escuela todos los días, a tiempo, listos para aprender. Nosotros agradecemos:

• A nuestros estudiantes y sus familias por hacer de la asistencia diaria una prioridad, ya que saben que el hábito de la asistencia les ayudará a tener un buen desempeño en el aula y, finalmente, en un trabajo.

• A nuestros maravillosos maestros que dedican su energía a hacer de cada aula un lugar emocionante para la exploración y el conocimiento para que los niños no quieran perderse el aprendizaje.

• A nuestro personal de apoyo y voluntarios de la comunidad que brindan las manos adicionales y la atención que nuestros niños necesitan

Apreciamos mucho a cada uno de ustedes. Esperamos verlos después de las vacaciones de Acción de Gracias. También esperamos que tenga en cuenta que el miércoles 21 de noviembre es de salida temprana. La escuela superior sale a las 11:15 am. La escuela elemental sale a las 11:45 am.y que la escuela cerrará el 22 y 23 de Noviembre. La escuela reabre el lunes 26 de noviembre.

Apreciamos especialmente los esfuerzos de todos para evitar tomar días libres extras durante las vacaciones de Acción de Gracias. Solo unos pocos días perdidos aquí y allá, incluso si son ausencias justificadas, pueden sumar demasiado tiempo de aprendizaje perdido para su hijo. Esto es tan cierto como para los niños de párvulos tanto para  los estudiantes que van en la escuela secundaria.

¡Todo el personal de Tenney les desea a usted y a su familia un Feliz Día de Acción de Gracias!

Los mejores deseos,

Mary Beth Donovan

Supervisora Principal

Welcome October! The Tenney has been busy with all sorts of activities and events as we usher in a new season. For example:

• Our efforts to bring Upper and Lower school students and staff together for meaningful activities and learning has begun. Grade 8  students invited  Grade 2 students to check out some cool lab instruments  and look through microscopes as they studied plant life. The older students served as teachers. Grade 8, inspired by the short story “Charles” (about a rascally kindergartener), visited kindergarten and  connected as reading buddies.

• Our Very Important Volunteers are heading back to their after-school  Tenney jobs to spend 30 minutes before lower school dismissal to serve as mentors to students and teacher helpers. About forty 8th grade students who took the Invisible Disability course and worked with Officer Gardner and Ms. Donovan on safety and confidentiality issues are on the job.

• Our guidance suite is getting a new look. The waiting area was spruced up, and plants are now starting to flourish  there with the help of students who care for them. We hope to create a more serene environment.

• Welcome to our new PTO president Emily Kaminsky The first meeting of the year was well attended and planning has begun for a number of events to support our students. The PTO is wrapping up its biggest fundraiser of the year, Yankee Candle sales. Catalogue sales ended Friday, Oct. 5, but on-line sales will continue through the holidays.

• We are rooting for the Red Sox. Oct. 5 was Sox Spirit Day and most staff and students showed their Boston pride by wearing Sox gear. Thanks to Ms. Barnhardt and the Peer Leaders for organizing.

• To make sure all our students get home safely, we have tightened up the dismissal at what was known as the walker door for our lower school students. That dismissal site has been moved to the main office door and parents sign in as they pick up their students. We have also worked with parents to limit the traffic in the bus loop area during morning drop off, with almost all students being dropped off on the Pleasant Street side of the building. This has cut down on congestion, illegal parking and allows buses to move safely on our property. We so appreciate our parents’ patience and understanding and thank Officer Gardner and colleagues for the extra support.

• Some important events are coming up:

• Oct. 11 Kindergarten Field Trip to Connor farms

• Oct. 15 Grade Trip to camp Lincoln

• Oct 18, Tenney Grammar PTo meeting, 7 pm staff lounge

• Oct 26, Monster Mash sponsored by Tenney Grammar PTO, 5:30 to 7:30 pm

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August  2018

Dear Parents and Guardians:

Happy New (school) Year!  On behalf of the Tenney staff, I’d like to welcome you to a  school year we hope is one of learning, growth, challenges and happiness.

Throughout the year, you can keep in touch by visiting our school’s district website www.methuen.k12.ma.us. There you will see information about what is going on in Methuen Public Schools, including the district calendar, flyers and other important announcements. Free and reduced lunch forms, which must be completed every year, can also be found on this site. Just go to lunches under the Parent drop down menu,  and you will see lunch forms details. When you visit the district site, check out Tenney News under the Schools drop down menu.  More helpful information is available on the Tenney Grammar PTO Facebook page. You can also follow us on Twitter at TenneyGrammar@MPS_Tenney.

We want to stay in touch with you, to share good news and to reach you in case of emergency.  Please make sure you have an Infinite Campus Account and notify us of any address or phone number changes. Staff in the Upper and Lower school offices can provide you with information on how to open an account and change contact information.

As always, do not hesitate to contact me with any questions or concerns. We are all looking forward to a successful 2018-2019 school year with a great staff, great families and great students!

Best wishes,

Mary Beth Donovan

Supervising Principal

978-722-9026 x 4414

mydonovan@methuen.k12.ma.us

Agosto de 2018

Queridos padres y guardianes:

Feliz año nuevo (escuela)! En nombre del personal de Tenney, me gustaría darle la bienvenida a un año escolar que esperamos sea de aprendizaje, crecimiento, desafíos y felicidad.

Durante todo el año, puede mantenerse en contacto visitando el sitio web del distrito de nuestra escuela www.methuen.k12.ma.us. Allí verá información sobre lo que está sucediendo en las Escuelas Públicas de Methuen, incluido el calendario del distrito, folletos y otros anuncios importantes. Los formularios de almuerzo gratis y reducido, que se deben completar cada año, también se pueden encontrar en este sitio. Simplemente vaya a almuerzos en el menú desplegable de Padres, y verá los detalles de las formas de almuerzo. Cuando visite el sitio del distrito, consulte las noticias de Tenney en el menú desplegable de Escuelas. Hay más información útil disponible en la página de Tenney Grammar PTO en Facebook. También puede seguirnos en Twitter en TenneyGrammar @ MPS_Tenney.

Queremos mantenernos en contacto con usted, compartir buenas noticias y comunicarnos con usted en caso de emergencia. Asegúrese de tener una cuenta de Infinite Campus y notifíquenos cualquier cambio de dirección o número de teléfono. El personal de las oficinas de la escuela superior e inferior puede proporcionarle información sobre cómo abrir una cuenta y cambiar la información de contacto.

Como siempre, no dude en contactarme con cualquier pregunta o inquietud. ¡Todos esperamos con ansias el exitoso año escolar 2018-2019 con un gran personal, excelentes familias y excelentes estudiantes!

Los mejores deseos,

Mary Beth Donovan

Director Supervisor

978-722-9026 x 4414

mydonovan@methuen.k12.ma.us

August, 2018

Hello Tenney Families,

We miss you! While our building has been filled with all sorts of summer fun - Extended School Year Program, Unified Talents, tutoring programs and more - it is just not the same without our teachers and students filling all our  classrooms.

Soon enough though, we will be together and we look forward to a successful 2018-2019 school year.  Here is some important information to get us warmed up for learning:

Fourth Annual back-to-School Picnic, August 21, 5 to 7 pm on our Pleasant Street lawn, Meet the Tenney staff, play some games, get a back to school haircut for a fee (thank you. Limitless Barbershop!)  You can also meet with representatives from several local organizations that can make life interesting. The Nevins Library, Ranger Club, our Special Education Parent Advisory Council and more will be on hand.  Our friends in the Methuen Police and Fire Departments will bring some vehicles to explore and there will be some free back- to- school raffles as well. As always,thanks to our fabulous PTO for their support! Families are encouraged to bring chairs, blankets and dinner and spend a few hours getting acquainted with our school family.

Open House for lower school is set for August 27, 2018.

Kindergarten 3:30-4:30

Grade 1    5:00-5:30

Grade 2 5:30-6:00

Grade 3 6:00-6:30

Grade 4 6:30-7:00

Upper school open house is August 28, 2018.

Grade 5    5:00-5:30

Grade 6 5:30-6:00

Grade 7 6:00-6:30

Grade 8 6:30-7:00

Parents can  learn about learning and behavior expectations for the upcoming year and meet classroom and specialist teachers and administrators during Open House hours. Because teachers are planning brief presentations,  it is a good idea to be in your child’s classroom at the start of the designated time so you do not miss any information.

First days,first week of school schedule is a bit different this year. The first and full day of school for our students in Grades 1-8 on Tuesday, August 28.  Wednesday, August 29 and Thursday, August 30 will be full days as well. Friday, Aug 31 is an early dismissal day with upper school dismissed at 11:15 and lower at 11:45. We have an extra long weekend with students returning on Wednesday, Sept . (No school on Labor day, Monday, Sept. 3 and Tuesday, Sept 4, which is an Election Day.)  We can’t wait to welcome our pre-k and kindergarten students on Sept. 5!

Please visit the Tenney Grammar School page on Facebook and the Methuen Public Schools website for all sorts of helpful information. And of course, call anytime  with questions.

On behalf of our entire Tenney staff, best wishes for a healthy and happy end to summer!  See you soon, Tenney Tigers!

Mary Beth Donovan

Supervising Principal

978-722-9026, ext 4414

As we head into the last days of the school year, there is so much to celebrate at the Tenney. Here are some highlights from May:

• Leah Kiberstis  has been named the top winner in the Israel Arbeiter writing contest and was honored June  10 at a ceremony remembering Holocaust victims in Boston. Her teacher is Sara Calla.  The  marks the  twelfth year Tenney has had a winning writer in this contest.  Leah will receive a scholarship and a trip to Washington, D.c. Thirty of her fellow eighth grade students made the trip into Boston Sunday to support her.

• Congratulations to Dariel Garcia,  the Grand Prize winner of Scholastic Plant Mash-Up Contest! Dariel created a Mash-Up of a Coconut Tree and a Yucca Root,   gets to travel this summer to a National Park of his choice with his family and will take the 8th grade on a science field trip.

• Our  seventh graders known as  Very Important Volunteers (VIV)  spent some time cleaning up our main entrance to our school. Stop by to smell the flowers.

• Our first Computer-Based MCAS testing was a success thanks to the hard work of students and staff.  About 932 students took the MCAS in 4,400 sessions. We had 100 percent participation and our PTO made sure every child who tested had breakfast that morning.

• Our Peer Leaders, Student Council members and JNHS students marched in the town’s Memorial Day Parade. Thank you Joyce Wyman, peer leader advisor for teaching our students the value of honoring those who serve, showing up for every Memorial and Veterans Day parade and - Santa Parade, too! -  and representing our school with such dignity and joy. This was the last parade for Mrs. Wyman who is retiring in June.

• Brian  Fulks hosted another successful Tenney band concert Tuesday and followed it up with a performance by his Junior District-wide  Jazz Band. Holly Gamache  directed her last production as Drama Club advisor with a great production of Flat Stanley.

• Liz Fulks hosted a special seminar on mindfulness last night at the Tenney called Minding Your Mind.

• Our Tenney 8th grade boys won a nail biter of a basketball game - over the Marsh in the district tourney. John Sughrue, Greg Lambert and Brian Fulks are the coaches. And our girls did great, too, thanks to the coaching of Paula Simone and Amanda Goyette Langis.

• Our Junior National Honor Society welcomed 35 new members at a ceremony featuring former Tenney student and Ranger Class of 2018 member Laura Fredette. Miss Fredette, who is headed to the Mass College of Pharmacy  for a doctoral program spoke about the power of hard work and believing in oneself. After the ceremony, guests celebrated in the cafeteria with ice cream sundaes served up by very proud teachers.

We have a number of field trips and fun activities planned for the last days of school.

We look forward to celebrating the accomplishments of the Class of 2018 at our Final Assembly on June 15.  Former Tenney student Tram Nguyen, an attorney and the first Vietnamese woman to run for public office in Massachusetts.  

Last day of school, June 22 is a full day.

April brought flowers, pride and families into our community. Here is a quick look at all the spring happenings at the Tenney:

• Grade 2 students and teachers welcomed families into school for an evening of math. Guests visited  classrooms and worked with students to solve math problems.

• Very Important Volunteers (VIV) are making a mark at the Tenney! Forty seventh graders help out in the lower school at the conclusion  of their school day. These students will also spend some time sprucing up our campus.

• Grade 2 students and teachers welcomed families into school for an evening of math. Guests visited  classrooms and worked with students to solve math problems.

• Grade 1 hosted an Author’s Day. Students read their original works to a very  appreciate audience.

• Fifth grade teachers Carrie Barnhardt, Jeannine Peluso and Brandon Bolduc invited parents into our school for pizza and to learn more about Eureka Math and NewsELA.

• Eighth grade teacher Sarah Calla and kindergarten teacher Lisa Feole worked to bring their students together to  for some quality learning time. The eighth graders taught the younger students how to tie their shoes and the kindergarten students reciprocated by reading stories aloud to their buddies.

• Bingo Night drew families and some retired staff members. Money raised by the event, organized by teachers Bill Borrelli and Danielle Abdullah will help fund our eighth grade fun.

• Namaste Wednesday gave Tenney community members  a chance to learn restorative yoga. Liz Fulks, our health  teacher organized the event.

• Eighth grade teacher Doug Patten and his gardeners are beautifying our school. They planted flowers in our upper school entrance.

• The Lower School PBIS team hosted a great International Week, Students got to celebrate their ethnic heritage, life in America and the staff enjoyed a great pizza lunch.

• Or eighth grade basketball team has had a great season  so far. They are being coached by Paula Simone, Amanda Goyette Langis, John Sughrue, Greg Lambert and Brian Fulks.

Coming up:

May 8 & 9 math MCAS, grades 3 and 4

May 10: Music lessons for band parents, hosted by Mr. Fulks

May 11: Flat Stanley: The Musical, performed by Tenney Drama  Club, 7 pm

May 12: Flat Stanley: The Musical, performed by Tenney Drama Club, 2 pm.

May 17: PTO meeting, staff lounge 7 pm

May 22: Band Concert, 7 pm

May 24: Minding Your Mental Health, presented by Liz Fulks, health teacher, 7 pm

May 25: Red Nose Day

March was filled with snow and good things at the Tenney. We honored people who changed the world, talked about the weather, learned how to save lives, thought about the value of water and  got ready for MCAS.

Here is a look at what we accomplished:

• Seventeen Tenney staff members took part in an after- school CPR course Jeff Osgood who directs our Health and Wellness programs was the instructor.

• The 8th grade hosted an MCAS Rally that had an Olympic theme. And if that is not enough inspiration, our JNHS decorated classroom doors with quotes about the value of hard work.

• Channel 4 meteorologist Pam Gardner met with our third graders to talk about the thing we love to talk about - weather!!!! Our students  were featured in a video on WBZ -TV, thanks to Mrs. Toner.

• The Grade 4 team  held its second annual Biography Fair. About 200 family members attended. Our students dressed in character  - as Martin Luther King, Emily Dickinson, Johnny Appleseed - and talked about their lives.

• The Grade 5 team hosted Hands on History for their students. Our kids got a look at life during the Revolutionary War Era.

• Tenney mom Emily Kaminsky introduced  Lindsey Andrews, author of  the children’s book, I Walk for Water, to our Grade 2 students. Ms. Andrews Skyped with us, reading her book aloud. Ms. Norman coordinated the visit which supported the students’ geography studies.

• Mrs. Morin’s Grade 5 students celebrated World Water Day. They dressed in blue and made informational posters to share with lower school students. Her students ask, “Did you know the average person wastes 4 liters of water when they leave the water running while brushing their teeth?"

• Our Grade 7 team  went to Quarrybrook Science Center for hands on learning and  a bit of snowshoeing.

• Ms.  Beauchemin  our media teacher and some devoted volunteers made our annual Scholastic Book Fair  a success!

• Some of our lower school classes  had a visit from Johnny the K.  He rocked the house with messages about good character and the value of education.

• Mrs. Devendorf helped  her sixth graders think about  their futures. Every month, she invites an adult to speak about his/her job and what it takes to do that job!  This month’s guest: Officer Gardner

Coming up:

April 11:Academic Bowl at the Tenney, 3 pm

Bingo Night, 5 pm

April 25, 26: Tenney Drama Club presents Flat Stanley Jr., 7 pm