Students can choose to participate in this monthly challenge to memorize global space. Kids are tested on their knowledge of the world and as they pass each exam, stamps are added to their passport.

OBOB is a statewide program that encourages children to read for enjoyment and comprehension. The Oregon Association of School Librarians (OASL) sponsors this program, choosing sixteen books across a variety of genres, interests, and reading levels.

Please note that OBOB is a voluntary activity, and students do NOT have to read all books to participate.

During the month of October, we’ll start talking about OBOB during library, and 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders will start to form teams. Four teammates can take part in a battle, and teams can include up to five players with one serving as an alternate.

Starting in late January/early February, each team will take part in at least two battles in the tournament with the final team representing Sexton Mountain at Regionals in March.

Students can run laps during lunch and log them with Sparky's Running Club. As they complete miles, they work toward the completion of marathons! Kids love getting moving with friends and receiving recognition for their accomplishments.

Field Day is one of everyone's favorite days of the school year! Field Day is our end-of-year celebration held every June. Mr. Miller, our fabulous PE teacher, coordinates numerous volunteer-led activities and events that kids rotate through for a fun day in the sun. With many activities like parachutes, obstacle courses, water games, and more, kids never get bored - and they get to enjoy a snack with their friends at the end of the action!