Mrs. McKenzie celebrated her PreK student of the month awards for December and January in her classroom.
Ms. Davis' PreK class did a STEAM activity with our parents and made snow.
River's students, teachers and staff celebrated military children by wearing purple.
We want to wish Mrs Collins a Happy School Counselor's Week. We appreciate all your hard work.
Mrs. McKenzie’s PreK students are working hard to learn all of their letters and sounds. Quinn Delzer has learned all of her uppercase letters and Emery Popejoy and Arabella Good have learned all of their lowercase letters! Way to go girls! We are so proud of you!
Mrs. Bridger's kindergarten students turned in to grandmas and grandpas to celebrated 100 days. They also enjoyed activities that involved the number 100.
Khalia Wilson in Mrs. Gollihare’s 3rd grade class has mastered her division facts in 3 seconds on Xtra Math! Jemimah Akeneck in Mrs. Gollihare’s 3rd grade class has mastered her multiplication facts in 6 seconds on xtra Math! Awesome job!
Mrs. Morgan’s 2nd grade students had fun figuring out how to make a stable tower out of spaghetti and marshmallows on STEAM Day.
Mrs. Bridger's Kindergarten class surprised Mrs. Collins for National School Counseling Week with an amazing poster. Thank you Mrs. Bridger's class!
Ms. Street and Ms. Linda’s Pre-k class celebrated Groundhog Day today! They enjoyed showing off the hats they made!
Mrs. Morgan’s 2nd grade class was a spirit winner last week. Way to go!
Rivers celebrated Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd and 3rd grade Student of the Month, Exact Path students and Amira student achievement.
4th grade teachers, Mrs. Cook and Ms. Holder celebrated those students who earned Superintendent Honor Roll, Principal Honor Roll along with Student of the Month and achievement in reading and math. Congratulations!
Two students in Mrs. Morgan’s 2nd grade class have mastered more of their math facts. Way to go!
The Extreme Science assembly today was a blast. The students had a great time.
Students did a great job on their Science Fair project today. We are proud of all of them.
For the family STEM activity, Mrs. Gollihare’s 3rd grade class had to work together to save “Fred” the worm. Only using paper clips(no hands) they had to fix the capsized“boat” and put Fred in his “life preserver”. The kids had fun coming up with different ways to save their gummy worm!
Mrs. Grubaugh's class had fun trying to "Save Fred" during the STEM activity in class. This was a fun activity learning how to work together for a goal.
Mrs. Raab's class enjoyed an extra stem activity today. Students had to use teamwork to stack the 5 cups. This team had the winning time with 18 seconds!
Mrs. Hormann's class wrote messages or drew pictures with invisible ink (baking soda and water). Then they revealed their messages with a tumeric mixture. We talked about acids and bases.
