Libby Elementary School hosts ROAR Olympics
Libby Elementary School held its ROAR Olympics Friday, March 3, and Erin Grotjohn’s class won it after a three-way tie forced a ping pong toss. ROAR stands for Respect, Organization, Attitude and Responsibility. According to Assistant Principal Tom Gallagher, the ROAR Olympics is geared to foster better behavior and attendance to participate in the minute to win it games. During the month of February, each Friday students participate in games that are geared to increase attendance and good behavior for participation. The four games are a balloon toss, ping pong toss, hula hop and cup stacking…
Libby Elementary School held its ROAR Olympics Friday, March 3, and Erin Gotjohn’s class won it after a three-way tie forced a ping pong toss. ROAR stands for Respect, Organization, Attitude and Responsibility.
According to Assistant Principal Tom Gallagher, the ROAR Olympics is geared to foster better behavior and attendance to participate in the minute to win it games.
During the month of February, each Friday students participate in games that are geared to increase attendance and good behavior for participation. The four games are a balloon toss, ping pong toss, hula hop and cup stacking.
