Summer School

June 17^th – July 15^th (No school on July 4^{th )}

All Classes at Artz -Fox Elementary School

Breakfast 7:30 to - 8 a.m.

Classes begin at 8 a.m., end at 11:15 a.m.

Lunch 11:15 to 12:15. Meals free to all persons 18 and under.

Math Block 1 8 – 10 AM

Reading Block 1  8 – 10 AM

Writing 10:15 – 11:35

Lunch 12:15 -1:00 PM

For more information call Artz-Fox Elementary School at 894-4941.

June 19 – 21 - Boys Basketball Tournament - 30 Plus teams coming

June 16-July 10 - 21^st Century Fitness program, 10:30 – 12:30  Students register with Mr. Maldonado

Aug. 14 -Sports Physicals here at the High School,  from 9 am - 3pm.  The sports summer season officially begins. Coaches will have schedules.

^{July 17- Aug. 18 -  "Feed the Brain" Summer Fun Program at Mabton Community Center, 406 Washington St. Free lunch, games, field trips. Registration forms at Artz-Fox Elementary School.}

Celebrating in Song and Dance

The annual Artz-Fox Cultural Diversity program, held May 9, saw families and students treated to the second grade graders  performances with dance and song. In addition the Grandview High School mariachi band performed for the students along with Mabton High School's 's own Ebony Degaldo, who sang a solo for the students. The "Grease" dance routines by Angel Roettger's classroom also performed at the Lower Valley Relay for Life held May 17 in Grandview. The dances raises nearly $800 for the American Cancer Society fund raiser.

Week-long food drive  big success

The annual Artz-Fox Elementary School Red Ribbon food drive resulted in more than 500 items of food being collected for the Mabton food Bank. The classrooms of  Andrea McCallum (represented here by Freddy Medina, Dajuan Malature, David Jimenez and Yenny Cuevas) and Tim Platsman tied for first place, collecting in excess of 72 food items. The winning classrooms earned ice cream parties. The food drive was held as part of the week-long red ribbon activities, which included a parade and a tug-a-war and dress-up days. 

Grange donates dictionaries

The Waneta Grange has donated dictionaries to Artz-Fox third graders for the fifth year, and possibly the last year due to the Waneta Grange disbanding this year due to lack of membership. 

Don and Betty Baser of Mabton presented the dictionaries to the students in Mrs. Watson’s third grade class.