Pre-K and Kindergarten used Groundhog Day, the animal show, and the Super Bowl this week to collect real-world data.
Reminder...
If you received a January math bag, please complete the reflection in order to help Mrs. Wilson prepare for the February math bags.
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Mrs. Gray's 2nd graders are working with adding and subtracting 3-digit numbers within 1,000. They used concrete models to represent their 3-digit numbers, and Mrs. Gray connected 3-digit addition to their prior learning of 2-digit addition using the number line strategy.
Last week our teachers participated in 2 days of professional development. We learned how to use proficiency scales more effectively, analyzed data, and unpacked the standards from the Alabama Course of Study to ensure that we are understanding the expectations of the standards to plan for instruction. Thank you to everyone for all of the hard work!
Here's a look at our Read Across America dress up themes coming up soon!
National School Counseling Week recognizes the vital roles school counselors play in the lives of students. School counselors provide a wealth of support throughout a student's academic career. We are thankful for our amazing school counselors, and we appreciate the job they do!
More "senior citizens" were spotted celebrating the 100th day of school today!
Mrs. Hodge's kindergarten class was full of "senior citizens" celebrating the 100th day of school today!
Mrs. Hallman's kindergarten class was full of "senior citizens" celebrating the 100th day of school today!
All Marion County Schools will be closed Monday, January 20, for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.
Due to the 2 hour delay tomorrow, there will be no breakfast served. Tomorrow's lunch will include the following: hamburgers (with condiments), chips, baked beans, fruit/juice, and milk. Tuesday's lunch will be chicken spaghetti, bread, salad, peas, fruit/juice, and milk.
Car riders may be dropped off tomorrow starting at 9:30 due to the 2 hour delay. ❄️
Tomorrow, January 13th, all Marion County Schools will operate on a 2 hour delay. All buses will run approximately 2 hours later than normal, and classes will begin 2 hours later than usual. This will allow shaded areas more time to clear before school in the morning. Be safe!
Due to the inclement weather expected, ALL Marion County Schools will be closed tomorrow, Friday, January 10th. We will monitor the situation through the weekend and issue additional information as needed. Please be safe throughout the next few days!
Welcome back from the Christmas holidays! All Marion County Schools will resume tomorrow, January 7, 2025.
As the temperatures begin to drop this week, highs only in the 30s, we realize we may have some students who will struggle to stay warm. We are hoping to provide these students with a gently used coat or blanket, and warm socks or gloves.
If your child needs some warm items, please reach out to Nurse Candice on Facebook or call the school tomorrow. You may also send a note Tuesday. Please include child's name, grade, sizes, and what is needed. We need these requests by Tuesday at 3pm. We hope to have items to the students by Thursday or Friday. We will do our best to provide, but we cannot guarantee each request will be fulfilled.
If a community member wishes to help, please reach out to Nurse Candice on Facebook or at the school tomorrow. Together, we can keep our students warm and learning!
Go BEARS!❤️🖤
All Marion County Schools will be closed December 23, 2024 - January 6, 2025 for the Christmas holidays. Students will begin the second semester on Tuesday, January 7, 2025. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
These beauties paid a visit to Mrs. Hallman's Cindy Lou Who hair shop! ❤️🎅🎄
You're a bad banana with a GREASY BLACK PEEL! ❤️
It was GRINCH DAY at PES!
All students will dismiss tomorrow, December 20, at 12:00 to begin the Christmas holidays! We wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Stay safe!
All aboard the Polar Express! 🚂
