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Dear Boynton Families,
November is a special time to pause, reflect, and give thanks. I want each of you to know how grateful I am for the privilege of serving as the principal of Boynton Elementary School. It is truly a blessing to work with your children, watch them learn and grow, and be a part of their lives.
I am incredibly thankful for our dedicated faculty and staff, who work diligently each day to educate, encourage, and support our students. Their commitment to meeting the academic, social, and emotional needs of every child makes Boynton a wonderful place to learn.
I am also grateful for our parents and families. Thank you for supporting your children at home and at school, participating in school activities, and generously giving your time and resources. Your partnership is essential to our success, and we could not do this important work without you.
A special thank-you goes to our PTO and community business partners. They continually give their time, talents, and financial support to help make wonderful opportunities possible for our students. We are blessed to have so many people invested in Boynton Elementary and the success of our children.
November is also a wonderful time to consider how we can give back to others. One meaningful way to serve our school community is by becoming a substitute teacher, school bus driver, mentor, or school volunteer. If you are interested in supporting Boynton Elementary or Catoosa County Public Schools in one of these important roles, please contact our school for additional information.
My hope for each of you this November is that your family remains healthy and well, that you find opportunities to encourage and serve others, and that you enjoy a safe and meaningful Thanksgiving holiday with the people you love.
We are looking forward to another great month with our students and staff. If you have questions or need assistance, please contact your child’s teacher or a member of the administration at 706-866-1521. We are here for you and your children.
With Gratitude,
Mrs. Scott
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