Our 4th and 5th grade students have been working incredibly hard preparing for this year’s Wax Museum.
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John Ourth Student Recognition
Three of our outstanding students, Payton Adams, Mazey Sterling, and Jillian Anderson, were recognized at the John Ourth Student Recognition Breakfast yesterday!
This honor is awarded to students who demonstrate exceptional character and leadership. Please join us in congratulating them on this well-deserved achievement!
Going for Gold: 7th Grade Skeleton STEAM Challenge
To celebrate the Winter Olympics, our students took on the Skeleton Race Track Challenge. Using limited supplies, teams had to engineer a 3-foot free standing track featuring two turns and a landing zone. Their goal is to have a successful marble run across four timed trials.
Navigating Credit Reports
Our Personal Finance students went hands-on with credit literacy this week! The students analyzed mock credit reports to identify what impacts a score and how to spot errors.
Celebrating Valentine’s Day
We had a wonderful time celebrating Valentine’s Day! From exchanging cards to special classroom treats and activities, it was a day filled with kindness and friendship!
Valentine’s Day Math & Music Challenge
Our 4th and 5th graders are hitting all the right notes! They had a great time hunting for hidden music notes and totaling up their values for a fun Valentine’s game. Who knew math and music could be this much fun?
Spreading Kindness
After reading “Each Kindness” by Jacqueline Woodson, our Second Graders are focused on spreading joy in our community, school, and at their homes. They learned about the importance of small acts of kindness.
Senior Night
Last night was Senior Night at the High School Girl’s Basketball game, and Jillian Anderson was recognized. The Clippers secured the “W” against Fulton, making the celebration even sweeter. Congratulations to Jillian on her hard work, and great job to the team on the victory!
100th Day of School
We had a blast celebrating our 100th day of school this week. We even had a special visit from our favorite numerical superhero, Zero the Hero!
3rd Grade STEAM
Today in STEAM class, our 3rd graders were given a fun challenge: create a useful tool or toy using only the materials in their bag! Mrs. Lennon encouraged them to approach the activity with a true maker’s mindset. Working in groups, students brainstormed ideas, sketched their blueprints, and then got busy bringing their creations to life.
