Mrs. Maurer’s student teacher, Ms. Makayla, led a fun science experiment with the 2nd grade this week! Since their reading story was about penguins, students made “blubber” to see how penguins stay warm in the cold. It was a great hands-on activity and the students had a blast! 🐧❄️
Today the elementary school celebrated 3rd Quarter PBIS with a fun reward—a Cops & Kids Dodgeball Game! It was so much fun, and we are so proud of our students for their hard work and positive behavior. Way to go, kids! 👏🩵🖤
This week, Ms. Gibson’s math classes worked on tessellation projects, and it was so much fun to see their creativity in action! Students came up with some truly awesome and unique designs, showing both their math skills and artistic talents! 🎨📐
Our 2nd grade students got creative by making leprechaun traps! They worked so hard designing and building their traps, hoping to catch a sneaky leprechaun. Unfortunately, he escaped… and even managed to steal all their gold! ☘️🌈💰
If your child sold Butter Braids, please pick them up between 2-6pm tomorrow, March 20, in the cafeteria at the Elementary School.
Dental Safari will be at the middle school on April 17, 2026
Ms. Abbie and the middle schoolers are super excited for March Madness to start! Let the bracket battles begin!🏀
Mrs. Thomson’s class had a blast making lava lamps in science with Ms. Mumbower, our SIU student! Such a fun and hands-on way to learn! 🧪✨
Today 4th grade became geometry detectives as they went on an Angles & Lines Hunt around the school! Students searched high and low to find examples of acute, obtuse, and right angles, along with parallel and perpendicular lines in the real world. It was so fun to see them making connections between math and everyday objects! 🔎📐
PTO will be meeting tomorrow, March 18, at 4:30pm in the cafeteria at the Elementary School. The meeting is open to anyone who would like to help.
Don't forget to order your yearbooks by April 1st!
Don’t forget to make the Bonnie Cafe your Monday night dinner plans and help support the Spring Garden 8th grade class! We appreciate everyone who comes out to support our students. 🍽️🖤🩵
The theme for this year’s Brain Games event was Fantastic Fiction! Scored projects and activities included engineering, science, math, and art.
Our middle school participants were:
5th/6th Division: Jesalyn Cope, Avery Fulkerson, Violet Cates, and Olivia Hubbard
7th/8th Division: Colt Richardson, Robert Burris, JJ Burkett, and Faye Evrard
We are so proud of all of you! Great job representing our school! 🏅📚✨
More PBIS fun!! 🛼
Today our middle school celebrated the 3rd quarter PBIS qualifiers with a trip to go skating! Students had so much fun skating and playing arcade games. We are so proud of these students for their outstanding behavior and for earning this reward. Way to go! 🎉🛼
Today was Ms. Abbie's Last Day of Student Teaching. First grade celebrated her with treats, gifts, letters, and one of her favorite things...watching some basketball 🏀 Over the last several weeks, Ms. Abbie has done so much more than teach. She has played games, gave (and received) many hugs, helped us get our work done, listened to stories, and filled our classroom with all her positivity and love! She might have even broken a desk lol! We have no doubt that Ms. Abbie will be an amazing teacher and we were truly blessed to have been her FIRST class! We are going to miss her SO much and love her bunches! Thank you Ms. Abbie... for all your help, lots of laughs, and some really great memories! 💗
This is the last week to get your orders in for the butter braids fundraiser! SG students have order forms or you can check out the link below! Thank you for helping support our PTO!
https://store.myfundraisingplace.com/d4baec74-22f7-4d43-bed2-9b2a6dd55db0
Mrs. Reiter's 3rd grade class celebrated Flashlight Friday in honor of Read Across America Week! They had so much fun, and it’s an awesome way to get kids excited about reading. 🔦 📚
Mrs. Piercy’s class wrapped up their fairy tale unit this week. They spent time reading The Little Red Hen and The Little Red Hen Makes a Pizza, talking about the lessons in each story and how they are similar and different.
Today came the most fun part… making their own pizzas! The students loved getting to create their very own just like in the story. There were lots of smiles, lots of excitement, and a little bit of pizza sauce along the way!
Hands-on learning helps bring stories to life, and these little learners had the best time being chefs for the day.🍕❤️
Thank you to everyone who attended our Family Reading Night! It was wonderful to see so many families from our Hawks community come celebrate reading and enjoy a fun evening with us. Your support and participation help make events like this so special for our students.
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