A few more characters at C.C. Lee. We love seeing the students dress-up like book characters.
We have some amazing book characters here at C.C.Lee. Keep reading.
Due to the weather and road conditions, the Aberdeen Public Schools will start 2 hours late on Monday, March 6. Buses will run only where possible.
1st graders were grateful to have some Central students help with their class. Tallest cup stack yet! # CCLeeSOAR
Nothing better than a PTA helping deliver ‘pond water’ (lemonade) to our thirsty campers. Kids also enjoyed some Fish (Swedish Fish) for a snack.
Enjoying Read Across America at our Campsite.
March Events
Blue/Gold March Calendar
Due to the Winter storm, the Aberdeen Public Schools will be CLOSED on Wednesday, March 1. Additional snow and high winds are expected again this morning, Road conditions and visibility are difficult which will continue throughout the day.
The Aberdeen Public Schools will start 2 HOURS LATE on Friday, February 24. The extra time will allow crews to clear more roads, parking lots, and sidewalks.
Due to the ongoing Blizzard Warning and the expected amounts of snowfall overnight, the Aberdeen Public Schools will remain CLOSED on Thursday, February 23.
Due to the Blizzard Warning, Aberdeen Public Schools will be CLOSED on Wednesday, February 22.
C.C. Lee is gearing up for our Read Across America program. Check out the poster of events we have scheduled for the kids at Camp Read-A-Lot.
The boys and girls basketball games vs Watertown are postponed due to forecasted weather conditions towards evening. Girls BB will be rescheduled for 2/20 and boys BB will be rescheduled for 2/25.
CC Lee's Super Bowl Predictions.
Read Across America had a tough decision………these three did amazing work creating options for the t-shirt. Amazing artists at CCL.
Do worms really eat dirt? Today, 5th-graders learned more about the important role worms play in our ecosystem and made observations about their behavior.
5th grade trying some music staff twister. #CCLSoar23
C.C.Lee students working to motivate the high school students.
5th Grade working with Mini-Spheros in Makerspace.
