The 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th Graders have been practicing their Soccer Skills in Physical Education Class. Pictured here is Mrs. Malone's Class (4-2) practicing their skills through a game of Sideline Soccer. Great job kids!
This week in art : Students have been using their creativity to make 3-D paper sculptures. There were so many unique designs!
Third graders in Mrs. Spillman's class start their day with STEM morning bins. This time allows the students to start their day off talking, building, and being creative!
Mrs. Sarchet’s class is loving Freckle, our new differentiated practice program. Students enjoy progressing at their own pace where they can earn coins to spend at their virtual store.
Jacob Huston (2nd Grade) was exploring music on his Chromebook and figured out how to put notes in order to create the scale! We sing the scale at the beginning of class to warm-up our voices.
Today our first graders had a special guest reader, Officer Bailey!
Love visiting our 5th and Kindergarten combined lunch!
If anyone is still interested in purchasing a 2021-2022 Elementary Yearbook for $14. Please call the elementary office at 330-223-8001 to reserve a copy. We have a limited amount still remaining. It will be a first come, first serve for availability until we have sold out.
Mrs. White noticed that she was matching Ben today and it happens to be his birthday!
District activities and offices will be closed this Thursday, August 18, 2022, until 3 pm for electrictiy repair and service. We appologize for any inconvience.
Congratulations to Kaleb Nastari!
After claiming the state championship title in the 800 meter run on June, he has been invited to run in the New Balance Outdoor Nationals contest at Franklin Field in Philadelphia. Go Kaleb!
Congratulations to our fifth grade award recipients of The President's Award for Educational Achievement. This award is given to a student who has shown tremendous growth and demonstrates unusual commitment to learning in academics despite various obstacles.
Congratulations to our fourth grade classrooms did a great job directing, prop making, and performing their classroom's play for the rest of their grade.