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Birch Creek Elementary Schedules PTCs and Boo to the Flu Event

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Birch Creek Elementary has scheduled several events for October 15 and 16, including parent-teacher conferences and a community event. The school also highlights the benefits of its bike bus programs in Hyde Park and Smithfield.

Key takeaways

  • Parent-teacher conferences include an early release for grades Pre-K-5 on Oct. 15.
  • The Boo to the Flu event is scheduled for Oct. 15 from 3:30 PM to 6:30 PM.
  • There is no school for Pre-K-5 students on Oct. 16 due to PTCs.
  • Bike bus programs operate weekly in Hyde Park and Smithfield.

Birch Creek Elementary has scheduled parent-teacher conferences and a community event for Oct. 15, according to a school announcement published Oct. 15.

The schedule includes an early release for grades Pre-K through 5 and a community event titled Boo to the Flu.

The school is hosting Boo to the Flu on Oct. 15 from 3:30 PM until 6:30 PM.

Additionally, parent-teacher conferences for grades Pre-K through 5 involve an early release on Oct. 15 at 1:00 PM. On Oct. 16, there will be no school for students in those same grade levels due to continued PTC sessions.

The school also highlighted its bike bus programs at Cedar Ridge and Birch Creek Elementary. These weekly programs allow students to travel to and from school together through the streets of Hyde Park and Smithfield to enjoy fresh air and socialize.

The school's core values include being student-focused, community-oriented, and emphasizing character and excellence. Its goal for graduates is to be connected, confident, and possessing character and values.

The school emphasizes that every day of school counts toward improving student learning, strengthening relationships, and building success.

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