October is National Principals Month! 🍎🎉
Behind every successful school is a principal who leads with heart, dedication, and visionary leadership. Today—and all month long—we celebrate the incredible impact our school principal has on our students, staff, and community. Join us in thanking Mr. Wylie for creating a safe, inspiring, and welcoming environment every single day!
Behind every successful school is a principal who leads with heart, dedication, and visionary leadership. Today—and all month long—we celebrate the incredible impact our school principal has on our students, staff, and community. Join us in thanking Mr. Wylie for creating a safe, inspiring, and welcoming environment every single day!
Please return any raffle tickets you are not planning on selling. We have students requesting more, and do not have enough to give out!
Also, please DO NOT unstaple the ticket bundles. Tickets have to be individually counted when this happens.
Also, please DO NOT unstaple the ticket bundles. Tickets have to be individually counted when this happens.
Red Ribbon Week is coming up at the end of October! Below are our Spirit Days so you can plan in advance.
🎉 Pizza at the Park! 🍕☀️
Huge congratulations to our Accelerated Reader (AR) superstars! To celebrate reaching their reading goals, these dedicated readers were selected to enjoy a well-deserved pizza party and a fun time at the park. 📚🛝
We're so proud of your hard work—keep reading! 🌟👏
Please make plans to attend our Annual Fall Carnival!
"Where two or three gather..." 🤍
This morning, our campus held "See You at the Pole." Students and staff stood side-by-side to cover our school, leaders, and community in prayer.
Watching our students take the lead—praying for their mentors, their families, those in need of strength, and each other—was a powerful reminder of the impact of this generation. Thank you to everyone who joined us!
Mrs. Kemily’s fifth-grade students explored the principles of electrical conductivity through a hands-on investigation. Students tested a variety of objects to determine which materials were conductors and which were insulators, observing which materials allowed them to complete a circuit and light a bulb. They also investigated the difference between open and closed circuits and learned how a complete circuit is necessary for electricity to flow.
🩸 Give the gift of life! 🩸
We’re hosting a Blood Drive on September 25!
One blood donation can save up to three lives. Join us for our upcoming Blood Drive and make a meaningful difference in our community!
📅 When: September 25 | 9:00-1:30
📍 Where: Malta ISD
📲 Register: Scan the QR code attached to reserve your appointment spot or visit https://donor.lifeshare.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/292338
Together, we can save lives. Thank you for your support!
We’re hosting a Blood Drive on September 25!
One blood donation can save up to three lives. Join us for our upcoming Blood Drive and make a meaningful difference in our community!
📅 When: September 25 | 9:00-1:30
📍 Where: Malta ISD
📲 Register: Scan the QR code attached to reserve your appointment spot or visit https://donor.lifeshare.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/292338
Together, we can save lives. Thank you for your support!
Congratulations to Evie Lynch for making the 100 Point Club!
Little hands, big heart! ❤️🤍💙
Mrs. Amber's class spent the week learning all about American symbols—from the stars and stripes on our flag to the Bald Eagle! 🦅✨
As we remember 9/11, we tied our learning together by talking about unity, kindness, and everyday community heroes. Our students made their own edible flags and shared one way they can be a "helper" at school and at home. 🗽
Mrs. Amber's class spent the week learning all about American symbols—from the stars and stripes on our flag to the Bald Eagle! 🦅✨
As we remember 9/11, we tied our learning together by talking about unity, kindness, and everyday community heroes. Our students made their own edible flags and shared one way they can be a "helper" at school and at home. 🗽
Hands-on science in action! 🧲✨
Mrs. Kemily’s fifth-grade scientists stepped into the lab to explore the invisible forces of physics! The class investigated the fascinating properties of magnetism by testing a wide variety of everyday materials—hypothesizing, testing, and discovering exactly which objects are attracted to magnets and which aren't.
From analyzing magnetic fields to identifying different types of metals, these young researchers are turning curiosity into real scientific discovery! 🔍🧪
Mrs. Kemily’s fifth-grade scientists stepped into the lab to explore the invisible forces of physics! The class investigated the fascinating properties of magnetism by testing a wide variety of everyday materials—hypothesizing, testing, and discovering exactly which objects are attracted to magnets and which aren't.
From analyzing magnetic fields to identifying different types of metals, these young researchers are turning curiosity into real scientific discovery! 🔍🧪
Pre-K 4 was packed with hands-on learning, play, and big smiles this week! 🎈🍫
Our little learners jumped into letter and color practice with a "B is for Bop Balloons" activity—sorting by color, building patterns, and counting all 25 friends in class. 🎈🔢 Later, they put their math and sorting skills to work using M&Ms to practice color recognition and tally up their brown candies. 🌈
From practicing their 5 senses to following multi-step directions, these Pre-K 4 friends are building foundational skills through pure fun! 💕✨
Our little learners jumped into letter and color practice with a "B is for Bop Balloons" activity—sorting by color, building patterns, and counting all 25 friends in class. 🎈🔢 Later, they put their math and sorting skills to work using M&Ms to practice color recognition and tally up their brown candies. 🌈
From practicing their 5 senses to following multi-step directions, these Pre-K 4 friends are building foundational skills through pure fun! 💕✨
Enjoy your long weekend!
Remember Fall pictures are tomorrow! Everyone will have their pictures taken.
Fall Yearbook pictures are next week! Plan your outfit and perfect your smile!
Every student will have their photo made. Proofs will be sent home at a later date to order.
Every student will have their photo made. Proofs will be sent home at a later date to order.
Huge shoutout to the best admins for bringing us Sonic drinks for a midweek boost! 🥤🧊 Cold drinks, high morale, and the sweetest surprise—you all truly rock! 💚✨
Please make plans to attend our first booster club meeting tomorrow!
Mrs. Kemily’s fifth-grade class put their engineering skills to the test by designing and constructing boats made entirely of aluminum foil. Students then tested their designs to determine how many marbles each boat could hold before sinking. This hands-on experiment allowed students to explore the science of density while applying creativity, problem-solving, and engineering skills.
Ms. Debbi’s 3rd Grade Class has been exploring various scientific tools. Recently, they conducted an experiment using graduated cylinders to measure the volume of a rock through water displacement. These young scientists thoroughly enjoyed this hands-on activity!
🍦 A Sweet Ending to the Week in Kindergarten
Ms. Olivia’s kindergarten class wrapped up their week with a delightful surprise!
Students brainstormed various words that begin with the letter I. They came up with words like insect, igloo and iguanadon. After, the students cut and counted ice cream scoops, culminating their lesson with delicious ice cream sandwiches.
What an **incredible** way to conclude their week!
Ms. Olivia’s kindergarten class wrapped up their week with a delightful surprise!
Students brainstormed various words that begin with the letter I. They came up with words like insect, igloo and iguanadon. After, the students cut and counted ice cream scoops, culminating their lesson with delicious ice cream sandwiches.
What an **incredible** way to conclude their week!
