Friday, Miss. Wilson's fundation group took a moment to enjoy some silent reading! "Reading gives you wings!" 🦋📚
A great evening for a parade.
SHOUT OUT to the newest members of the 3rd Grade Fact Fluency Hall of Fame!
The kids' plate biomes really look great in the hallway!
The 4th graders had an awesome time experimenting with pumpkin volcanoes today!
7th grade Language Arts students are working on growth mindset. Today they created guidelines for classroom culture using an engagement structure called Centerpiece. They are ready to continue to grow and achieve this year!
Wow! These treats are going to go fast this weekend at the Gourd Festival! Come get some before it's too late from the FCCLA booth.
Cupcake flavors: cookies & cream, caramel chocolate, Funfetti and lemon raspberry. Cocoa & Fruity Pebble treats and Mrs. Taulbee's homemade peanut butter fudge!
Fourth grade students used a structure called Rally Coach to review place value with their classmates. They are learning and having fun!
Congratulations to our partners at Grant Career Center on the groundbreaking of their facilities expansion in metal fabrication and allied health. I always love visiting & seeing the Cardinals represent at GCC! ❤️
Counselor Quote of the Day: Straighten your shoulders, lift your chin, and go do what they said you couldn't.
FCCLA members baking up some sweet treats for the Gourd Festival this weekend! Stay tuned for pictures of the finished products!
A few members of the boys bowling team are bowling in the Thursday High School Warm Up league in Georgetown to get ready for the season! Way to put in the off season work gentlemen! If any high school student is interested in joining the bowling teams this year, please sign up in the office.
Mr. VanHuss opens up his Kagan library to fellow teachers during our first early dismissal today.
Don't forget it's picture day!
Counselor Quote of the Day: Anger is a feeling that makes your mouth work faster than your mind.
-Nitya Prakash
Teachers collaborate on student engagement activities during the early dismissal.
Mr. Broadwell uses his handy dandy Kagan pad to plan engagement activities.
Oh Deer, look what our students are into! Food, water and shelter are the 3 most important things for animals to survive in an ecosystem. 5th graders played Oh Deer today to discover what happens to a population when there are not enough resources. Lots of fun!
Varsity volleyball playing in Blue Jay country tonight
JV takes home the win against Ripley tonight.
