Summer School at SR3 is a great way to help students ease into that transition—get comfortable in a new building, build confidence, and start the year feeling ready.
Plus, they’ll stay engaged, keep a routine, and have some fun along the way.
📅 May 26 – June 26
⏰ 7:40 am – 2:40 pm
🚌 Shuttle buses available
You can find more details in today’s Parent Connection or visit our website for more information.

If you drive by and notice emergency vehicles on campus that day, don’t panic—this will be a planned demonstration, not a real emergency.
This realistic simulation is designed to help students understand the real-life consequences of dangerous driving behaviors like texting and driving or impaired driving.
Each year, local first responders partner with SHS to make this an impactful and memorable learning experience ahead of Prom.
Thank you to Savannah Fire, Savannah PD, Andrew County Sheriff’s Department, Andrew County Ambulance, and all other local first responders who help make this possible.

For our students, it’s about leadership, service, and stepping up when it matters most.
In its very first year, the Savage Battalion has already made a strong impact—supporting school events, serving the community, and building skills that will last well beyond high school.
At a recent JROTC Night, Cadet Sergeant Codi Barsh shared how the program has helped her discover confidence, discipline, and what it truly means to lead.
Take a closer look at the program and everything it’s accomplished so far: https://www.savannahr3.com/article/2823993

Our summer program is a great way for students to stay engaged, keep a routine, and have some fun along the way—without the pressure of grades.
📅 May 26 – June 26
⏰ 7:40 am – 2:40 pm
⛱️ Bloom after-school care available
If you haven’t signed up yet, there’s still time! Check our website for more information!

But don’t hit snooze on Kindergarten Screening 😴➡️🎒
This is an important step to help our team get to know your child and set them up for success from day one.
📞 Call your child’s school to schedule your appointment—spots fill up quickly!

Students learned about 12 seed species collected from Dunn Ranch in Hatfield, Missouri, and then turned that learning into a hands-on research project of their own. They created a hypothesis, wrote out their procedure, and planted seeds to study germination rates across different prairie species.
Now comes the fun part—tracking their data each day and watching what grows. Even better, students will be able to take their plants home at the end of the year. #SR3Family #WeAreSR3





A few games. Some laughter. A plate of cookies. And simple ways to help math click at home.
John Glenn Math Night starts tonight, and we’d love to see our families there.
Tonight, April 7
K–2 families
5:30–7:00 PM
Tomorrow night, April 8
Grades 3–5 families
5:30–7:00 PM
These evenings are all about making math feel approachable, fun, and confidence-building for students and families. Through easy card and dice games, adults can pick up simple ideas to support math learning at home, and families will leave with activities and items to keep the practice going.
RSVP is appreciated, but not required: https://bit.ly/4rW0vfq
We’re looking forward to a fun evening of friends, games, cookies, and math with our John Glenn families. #SR3Family #WeAreSR3

The group was one of the first to experience the Freedom Train National Tour, hosted by the National Archives as part of America’s upcoming 250th birthday celebration.
Students viewed several remarkable historical documents, including an original engraving of the Declaration of Independence, the Articles of Association of 1774, the Treaty of Paris of 1783, and a secret draft printing of the Constitution from 1787.
Experiences like this help bring history to life and give students the opportunity to see firsthand the documents and stories they study in class. 🇺🇸 #SR3Family #WeAreSR3






A little cold weather wasn’t going to stop the fun for these John Glenn second graders.
Students took their math fact practice outside for an annual spring egg hunt, where each colorful egg held a review problem to solve. With clipboards in hand and a lot of excitement, they searched, solved, and kept the learning going—even on a chilly morning.
Hands-on learning, fresh air, and math practice all in one is a pretty great way to start the day. #SR3Family #WeAreSR3








All SR3 campuses will be dismissed 2 hours early today, Friday, April 3, and there will be no school on Monday, April 6, for staff development.
We hope your family enjoys the long weekend and a little extra time together. Classes will resume on Tuesday. #SR3Family #WeAreSR3


Mrs. Brooner’s high school ELA students had a unique opportunity to connect with a bestselling author last week.
More than 50 of our freshman and sophomore students participated in a live Zoom Q&A with Ruta Sepetys, a Lithuanian-American writer known for her historical fiction. Ruta Sepetys is a #1 New York Times and international bestselling author, a Carnegie Medal winner, and has been recognized by the American Academy of Arts and Letters.
Students had the chance to hear directly from the author behind some of their literature circle books—bringing their reading to life in a whole new way.
Experiences like this help deepen understanding, spark curiosity, and show students the real-world impact of storytelling. #SR3Family #WeAreSR3

📚 Friday, April 3 – 2-hour early dismissal
🛑 Monday, April 6 – No school (Staff PD)
We hope you enjoy the extra time with your people. 🖤🐰💛



We’ve loved meeting so many of you already—and we can’t wait to meet even more next week!
Missed Round-Up? No problem!
Kindergarten screening is the next important step. There’s no pass/fail—it simply helps our team get to know your child’s strengths and needs so we can set them up for success from day one.
📞 Call your child’s school to schedule your screening appointment.
Appointments fill quickly, so we encourage families to call soon!


🎲 Dice
🃏 Cards
🍪 Cookies
😄 Laughing kids
That’s Game On!—a brand new SR3 family night happening tomorrow.
No worksheets. No pressure. Just simple games that actually build math confidence.
📍 Minnie Cline (K–2 families)
⏰ 5:30–7:00 PM
Come for a few minutes or stay the whole time—we just want you there. Let’s make this first one a great start. 💛





