Some of our students have worked hard on being able to ride balance bikes and tricycles.
This week in pre-K we have been talking about relatives. We referred back to our book we've been reading on if they could fly where they would fly to or what they would say. They talked about the names they called their grandparents. We've made sets of 3 in math. We also introduced Frog-E which is Fanny's robotic cousin that we can program to make him move.
TES Girls Intramural Basketball is In full swing.
The sixth grade students played a game today to practice understanding the connotation of words. The teacher said a word, and the students had to move to the sign to show if the word had a negative, positive, or neutral connotation.
In math, 7th graders matched a word problem to their mathematical expression, then simplified the expressions.
In Frogstreet we are talking about relatives. On Monday they discussed what they did with relatives. Today we read "Abuela". She could fly and they dictated as to what they would see. In math we were recognizing numbers to 4
Swifton PreK started learning coding with Frog-e today.
Today I'm preschool we discussed what a set was and also counted how many objects was on the card!
TES first graders have been utilizing the interactive boards that were installed this summer! They have been immersed in: missing numbers, number bonds, vowels, writing, sight words, science, animal study, problem solving, & much more!
Thank you Kullen Poe and Ashten Anderson for speaking with 4th grade about proper hygiene.
Items were provided for each 4th grader from the Anderson-Poe Foundation, Dr. Kelly McKinney, and Unity Health-Newport.
Friday was National #WhyApply Day! Our teachers & staff dressed in college apparel and shared some fantastic reasons why students should apply to college!
College Night is scheduled for October 7th. Mark your calendars for a chance to meet with representatives from area colleges! Contact Whitney Loftin for more information.
The LADY BULLDOG golf team won the conference championship today at Turkey Mountain Golf Course. Taryn Sink was the medalist with a score of 91. Emily Gates, Karlee Penix, and Hayden Hensley also contributed to the conference championship team. They advance to the state championship in Glenwood next Monday and Tuesday. The boys season came to an end with their 5th place in the tournament. Kade Keton had the best round of the day with a 100 and missed going to state as an individual by one stroke. Jordan Watson, Amare Neal, and Andrew Nichols contributed to the team score for the boys.
Tuckerman Cheer has been working hard! Ready for basketball season! 🏀📣🐾
Golf team on the range preparing for today’s conference tournament!
Some pictures of our PreK kids having fun and learning this week!
THS Tennis at Cave City
#GoBulldogs🐾
Reminder! Bulldog shirt orders and payments are due Friday!
Thank you PTO for providing Subway during Parent Teacher Conferences!
The Bulldog golf teams played their last match of the regular season Wednesday at Cooper’s Hawk in Melbourne . The girls team was led by co-medalist Taryn Sink who carded a 42 on the back 9 holes. The girls team finished 3rd overall on the day. The boys team was led on the day by Jordan Watson with a 41 on the front 9. The boys team finished 4th of 7 teams. We move on to the conference tournament scheduled for Monday September 23 at Turkey Mountain in Horseshoe Bend. Go Bulldogs!
The Jackson County School District has received a Facebook message containing screenshots which contain a possible threat to a school(it doesn't name a specific school in the text). We have compared it to a post that other schools have received and it is the same. If you are concerned, you may keep your students at home today and it will not count against their attendance. The safety of our students and staff is the biggest concern of the Jackson County School District.