5th grade students in Mrs. Hunt's room are enjoying reading their AR books in cozy areas within the classroom ⭐️⭐️
SFC Levi Crider, National Guard, spoke to all CCR classes. He answered questions about basic training, job assignments, what it is like to live on base, the difference between active and reserve duties, and many other questions that students had. Students learned what each badge meant on SFC Crider’s uniform and now can look at military men/women in uniform and understand where they have been and what they have earned. SFC Crider even brought military gear for the students to try on and made MRE’s for the class to try. Students were engaged in learning about the military while having fun with hands on military knowledge.
Homecoming for CCHS!
Fifth and sixth grade PACE students at Weir Elementary researched the history and cultural significance of totem poles. Then, each student designed their own totem pole to represent themselves, their home, their family, their friends, and a favorite hobby. Awesome job Mrs. Ferguson! Keep making our students shine brighter daily⭐️
🚨 Only 5 days left to snag the cheapest price of the year on the '25-'26 yearbook! 🚨
📘 $50 without a name stamp
📘 $55 with a name stamp
After September 30th, the price goes UP — so don’t wait! Lock in your copy now and save. 🎉
👉 Order online at www.yearbookordercenter.com
(School Code: 1242) or turn in your order form.
Don’t miss out — this is the book full of memories your student will keep forever! 💙❤️
📘 $50 without a name stamp
📘 $55 with a name stamp
After September 30th, the price goes UP — so don’t wait! Lock in your copy now and save. 🎉
👉 Order online at www.yearbookordercenter.com
(School Code: 1242) or turn in your order form.
Don’t miss out — this is the book full of memories your student will keep forever! 💙❤️
Mrs. McGee and Mrs. Fairley are charging our students' brains with sight words and letter recognition during Charger Time⭐️Shining brighter together⭐️
Mrs. White and Ms. Cork working with their PreK students on categorizing 2D shapes with real world objects and drawing lines. We shine bright at every level⭐️
Kindergarten students enjoyed center time with our amazing librarian Mrs. Fisher❤️Shining Bright at Every Level⭐️
WES would like you to thank Mr. Donald Miller for donating school supplies to our students at WES! We appreciate your support and love for our school and students! Thanks for helping us shine brighter with your donation⭐️
Mrs. Williams, our school counselor, met with PreK-6th grade students to discuss our new PBIS reward system to promote more positive behaviors with
our students at WES! We love celebrating our students#At
WES, we plant the seed!
Mrs. Julie Chase is teaching our 5th grade Robotics Team the parts of the robot and their roles#WES 5th grade Robotics Team
Don't forget about Homecoming Week on September 29th - October 3rd!
Ackerman Elementary School - Reminder to send back school picture forms by Monday! #teamAES
Mrs. Conner and Mrs. Love's 2nd graders at Ackerman Elementary School always enjoy playing a game of "Knockout" to review math facts! #teamAES
Thank you to the FCE Teacher Treaters for providing a Yogurt Bar for our staff! It was such an amazing morning treat! Thank you for your support!!
Mrs. Alexander has her music students at Ackerman Elementary School having fun! Upper grades have been working on Canons, Rounds, and Music Note Charades while PreK and Kindergarten students enjoy singing fall songs with scarf rhythm movement. #teamAES
Mrs. Ally and Mrs. Cecelia's Prek students at Ackerman Elementary School are working hard in centers and having fun learning about community helpers! #teamAES
Ackerman Elementary School would like to say "Thank you" to Daniel Hunt and Farm Bureau for the wonderful baked potato bar for staff! It was delicious! #teamAES
FCE Kindergarten is working on beginning sounds in the literacy center this week!
WES students celebrating Neon Day!!
