Ms. Spence's favorite thing from PINE FOREST ELEMENTARY's first semester:
Everyone in our class met their Accelerated Reader Goal and earned a Pajama Day. We love to read!
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Ms. Loraditch's favorite thing from MILLS MIDDLE's first semester:
Graffiti Vocabulary assignment is much like Frayer Model Vocabulary as far as the information needed, but scholars are able to express more style and creativity with the design!
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Ms. Matthews' favorite thing from MAUMELLE MIDDLE's first semester:
Staff, students and teachers decorated classroom and office doors and even bulletin boards for the winter holidays. Go Stingers!
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Ms. Castaldo's favorite thing from CRYSTAL HILL ELEMENTARY's first semester:
Pre-K students learned about patterns! We created our own patterns to make candy cane decorations for the holidays!
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Ms. Belin's favorite thing from SYLVAN HILLS ELEMENTARY's first semester:
5th grade ALPHA students researched different countries and hosted a "World Fest" for the school that included slide presentations and crafts.
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Ms. Hughes' favorite thing from LAWSON ELEMENTARY's first semester:
All students are studied Hanukkah and Jewish culture. They thoroughly enjoyed playing the dreidel game.
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Happy 2023!!
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Ms. Turner's favorite thing from PINE FOREST ELEMENTARY's first semester:
22 3rd-5th grade students participated in the Spelling Bee. The winner will represent Pine Forest at the Pulaski County Spelling Bee in January.
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Hope you've enjoyed winter break! Just a few more days until we're back in the classroom. Reminders:
•Mon., Jan. 2 - District is closed.
•Tues., Jan. 3 - Schools are closed; offices are open.
•Wed., Jan. 4 - School resumes, 3rd quarter begins.
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Get your 2023 resolutions ready - it's New Years Eve!
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Mr. McDaniel's favorite thing from JOE T. ROBINSON HIGH's first semester:
Students attempted to ride a bicycle with inverted handles (turn left to go right).
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Ms. Green's favorite thing from COLLEGE STATION ELEMENTARY's first semester:
Our Halloween stations were the perfect way to celebrate while reviewing skills: Monster Math, Pumpkin Design, Witches' Brew, Candy Corn counting, and Haunted House.
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Ms. Reitz's favorite thing from CATO ELEMENTARY's first semester:
In a 4th grade STEM activity, teachers worked with their students to make small Pinatas. Teachers used them as decorations.
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Ms. Sahlin's favorite thing from LAWSON ELEMENTARY's first semester:
Students created a closed circuit using batteries, foil, and light bulbs. They had to create a solid pathway for the electricity to flow through and light up the bulb.
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Ms. Taylor, Ms. Bynum, and Ms. Campbell's favorite thing from CRYSTAL HILL ELEMENTARY's first semester:
This was our October STEM is LIT activity where we created walking monsters. We then raced the monsters against each other.
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Ms. Coleman's favorite thing from WILLIAM JEFFERSON CLINTON ELEMENTARY's first semester:
Toys For Tots and A Touch of Glory Ministries partnered with Clinton Elementary to help families in need of toys during the Christmas holiday.
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Ms. Smith's favorite thing from SYLVAN HILLS HIGH's first semester:
The hallway/department with highest participation in the "marking the text" competition won Sonic drinks for teachers, and Family Fun Friday for students.
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Ms. Shettles-Tull's favorite thing from COLLEGE STATION ELEMENTARY's first semester:
We read How to Catch a Monster in the library, the kids made a monster craft, then the students wrote about their monsters when they returned to the classroom.
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Ms. Harville's favorite thing from LANDMARK ELEMENTARY's first semester:
Our 4th and 5th graders gave up their lunch to work on a Hispanic Heritage performance! We performed a play about Borreguita (the little lamb) and the Coyote!
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PCSSD is still accepting applications for free and reduced cost breakfast and lunches. It is more than just a meal, it also provides additional benefits, including discounts on college application and testing fees.
https://www.pcssd.org/o/pcssd/page/free-and-reduced-lunch
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