Comfortable Reading
Ms. Hammock's students were reading on day 1 of this school year. They found a cozy corner to curl up with a great new book, and they explored a world different from their own.
Learning Names
Olivia proudly displays her colorful nameplate here. Students in Ms. Jami's class have been forming deep connections to their classmates in relationship-building activities.
A touch of joy!
Jayla's lunch box was lost and promptly found, and the happiness that came from the return of a lost item was so inspiring to watch. It reminded me how important it is to make students feel safe and well cared for, even in the smallest details!
Artistic Expression
Students all week have been exploring new materials, new projects, and even a new art teacher! Ms. Godfrey and all of our classroom teachers have been integrating the arts into all aspects of our day so that students have an outlet for their creative and beautiful thoughts!
Sibling Love
We have so many beautiful pairs of siblings in our school, and it is heartwarming to watch older siblings take care of their younger sisters and brothers. It is obvious that the love from home has carried over into the school day!
Working hard!
Students in Ms. Teska's class were busy in the middle of a math lesson when I popped in. Students are only finishing their second week of school, but they are already focused and attentive to their work.
Thank you, Spire!
Students have been utilizing their Spire water bottles throughout their first two weeks of school. This allows them to have access to water throughout the day without any loss of instructional time for water fountain breaks.
Congratulations, Ms. Teska's 1st Grade!
Ms. Teska has a recognition and reward system with a BINGO card in their classroom. When they receive a compliment from staff throughout the building, they earn a BINGO star. When they complete a row, they all win a prize. Ms. Teska's class has already achieved a perfect BINGO row!
Dismissal Routine
Our dismissal routine is intended to keep students as safe as possible. Students have to exit efficiently but safely. Parents, help us keep kids safe by following the protocols laid out in the parent letter that came home at the beginning of the school year and the reminder letter that came home this week.
Hard at Work
Over Labor Day weekend, we will not only be resting and relaxing, but we will also be celebrating our jobs! Students have a job too - academic growth! Make sure you celebrate your student this weekend and the hard work they have already put into this school year.
Keep it moving!
Ms. Willard's kindergarten class knows how to beat the wiggles with GoNoodle videos throughout the day. Dr. Rogers got to join this moment and she was sweating by the end. Awesome job adding movement to your day, Ms. Willard!
