







Mia recently came home with a project that she worked on at school. She was so excited to read it to us, and wanted to read it to you too! We are continually amazed each day by how much she is learning and growing.





Last weekend the Family headed down to the UT Mike Meyers Soccer and Track stadium to join the Marathon Kids Kick-off in Austin. Mia was so excited to see her PE Teacher, Mrs. Swope (2nd picture), and thousands of other kids ready to run their first lap of the Marathon.As many of you already know, Mia received a Pfire Ant Award from school for being a responsible student in September. What you may not know is that the school Assistant Principal called our house afterwards, and left a message for us! Sorry it has taken so long to upload and post, but you know how life can be. Hope you enjoy the message as much as we did!












Mia was so excited the other day after school because she started to learn about Math. Daddy was very happy about that! Every day she comes home with a new project.
This past week we got a call from the Assistant Principal, because Mia received a Pfire Any Pride Certificate from Mrs Jones, for being a good helper in class. The school mascot are the Pfire Ants (everything in Pflugerville starts with a PF!!!) in case you thought we spelled it wrong! With her certificate, she also received a coupon for a free meal to a local deli, and they announced her name on Friday during the morning announcements. She will also get to stand up at the Pops Rally (monthly assembly) in a couple of weeks to get her award. We are so proud! What a great way to start Kindergarten!

On Thursday Mia received a postcard from her new Kindergarten Teacher, Mrs. Jones. Friday night we all headed to Pflugerville Elementary School for Kindergarten Orientation. Mia got to meet the Principal, PE, Music, & Art Teachers. She also got to check out her new classroom, drop off supplies, and meet some of her new classmates. There are 21 kiddos in the class. Mrs. Jones is so excited to have Mia in her class. She has been teaching for 33 years, but you would never know it with all of her enthusiasm!