ELECTION DAY
“Pollworkers serve on the frontline of democracy. Your commitment to
public service is a tribute to you and your communities.” A quote by a Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk
Our room is ready. The polls are open. The lines are long.
We make sure the voters are registered and vote only once.
Each person gets a ballot. We're voting for Head of School for a day, Secretary for a day and for the President of the United States.
The voters fill out their ballots in a private voting booth.
The ballots are placed in a sealed box.
The voters get their "I voted" sticker.
The ballots are accurately counted by very qualified pollworkers.
THANKSGIVING AT SEABURY
We go around the circle and all say what we're thankful for.
The Navigators have been practicing. We wrote down 100 things we are thankful for.
A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving Feast--each class made something to share.
The acorns made by the Ladybugs were very popular.
Food, fun, friends. Lots to be thankful for.
A GUEST VISITOR: MRS. TOWNE'S MOM
Mrs. Nelstead shows us her Hardanger embroidery.
Some of the work she has done.
The children are very curious and ask good questions.
The question "How many loops did you have to do to go around the entire angel?" became a math problem.
Mrs. Nelstead, a first grade teacher for 30 years, still has the touch.
