Greetings!
So here's the Cispus update for today. The weather continues to be spectacular; it's actually sunny AND warm. Everybody is still alive and thriving--I guess that survival class is paying off. The kids are enjoying themselves and our high school students continue to do a spectacular job. The campfire last night was SO much fun. Each cabin group did a skit and cadence, and of course "The Mathenator" (Mr. Palmer) tried to scare us all to death with another one of his ghost stories; he was successful. Mr. Rus Pickett, our superintendent paid us a visit today, and I believe he liked what he saw. Tonight is the talent night where the sixth graders as well as staff members will have a chance to strut their stuff talent-wise.
We are now sharing Cispus with 60 people from the Brighton School in Lynnwood (I believe), and we have received several compliments from them on how organized and friendly we are.
I will TRY to do an update tomorrow, but no promises. As we will be breaking camp, things will be hectic, so I might not have time. Also, I apologize for not posting any new grades. I brought a whole mountain of papers up here to grade, but somehow I have been much too busy. Maybe this weekend if I regain consciousness by Sunday.
Hopefully your student has transportation home other than riding the school bus tomorrow. He/she will be exhausted, and battling a bus ride home under those conditions with a sleeping bag & luggage will be taxing. We should be arriving between 2:15 and 2:45, and the luggage will arrive before us.
See you soon,
Michele Humble
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