Back to school
in the second grade at Rosslyn Academy
Today was the first day of classes for a new school year at Rosslyn. Emma was very excited to be back and meet the many new children entering her class this year. Many of her classmates from the first grade are no longer in Kenya. This feels like a new beginning for Emma!


Tristan and Ezra reported after school that they miss their old playground but "Mr. Hravatic is awesome!"
"Mr. Dunning is very nice," said Emma, "We did lots of fun stuff. And we have star bucks money!" We are not sure what that is, but she is very excited about it.
Ava's going to miss her big brother and sister as they head off to school after a fun summer of having them home.
A photo of Tristan and Michael Fredericks, one of the Praxis Students who came to Kenya this past Spring, was featured with an interview about Kenya in the New York Times. The link to the online version is below:
http://www.nytimes.com/slideshow/2008/07/27/travel/20080803_WHY_slideshow_index.html?partner=permalink&exprod=permalink
http://www.nytimes.com/slideshow/2008/07/27/travel/20080803_WHY_slideshow_index.html?partner=permalink&exprod=permalink
Labels: Family, Kenya, Rosslyn Academy
2 Comments:
Wow not everyone gets such a great photo in the New York Times.
Way to go Tristan.
We will be praying you and Emma have another good school year.
Jane Weiler
Glad to hear you are excited about school. Remember Tristan—grade 4 is the best! Hope you got all your Summer Reading done. Also hope you get to use your Canada facts. Remember you can always use Glen or Dianne for Phone(or e-mail)-a-Friend.
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