To celebrate Letter O Week, Ms. Myanna and Mrs. Michelle's Pre-K class at Rougon created Ocean Foam.
Livonia's scholarly Chemistry students created anchor charts to reference the Law of Conservation of Mass. Anchor charts are a great way to continue to reference new learning during a lesson.
Rougon's studious fifth graders in Mrs. Valerie's class are learning about the Native American culture of the Ojibwa tribe while working through their 1st ELA unit called The Birchbark House. Studnets worked with partners to find text evidence for their writing activity.
Mrs. Nikki Chenevert's LSU Math DE class visit with the Professor: Mrs. Oswalt visited our Math Dual Enrollment class today. Students heard about the benefits of taking college math in high school. Statistics show that students who successfully complete college algebra and college trigonometry are successful in college. Our students have the privilege of a high school teacher reviewing skills in a smaller classroom setting. Professor Oswalt told our students that her smallest class has over 100 students in it. They come to class for 50 minutes one time a week. They are in math lab with over 300 students. Mrs. Nikki got a cool treat bag full of goodies.
Kindergarten Students in 21st century after school program are learning about the 5 senses .
Welders of the week! John Palermo and Lainey Garner, have been exceptional in class with their welding, helping others, and staying on task! Congratulations and keep up the good work!
LEAP Achievement Breakfast to recognize students who scored basic or above on two or more areas on the 2023 Spring LEAP Assessment. Two students, Jace Lacey and Catyren Collin were recognized and awarded a certificate of achievement and a new chromebook for achieving basic or above on all four parts of the LEAP. A total of 18 students were invited to attend the breakfast.
Students in Food and Nutrition practice their food handler and knife skills by making salads and dressings from scratch.
5th graders at Rosenwald are excited to learn the hold used to slip and score pottery thru a hands on lesson. Mrs. Lisa Nelson (Pottery Artist) and Mrs. Gale Roy (Director of the Arts Council of Pointe Coupee) joined Ms. Kim Neal's art class to demonstrate and guide the students in creating their Flower Pot. Students are looking forward to seeing the their completed artwork!
Pre-K Students at Rougon made “name snakes” in class. They had to find the letters of their name and put them in order to form their name own snake 🐍
WAKE UP WILDCATS ... IT'S GAME DAY!! Some of the Football Players and Dance Team Members got our day started at Valverda by greeting kids in carpool and bus drop off! Fun Fridays start with high fives and dance moves!
Reminder: Schools will be closed Monday in observance of Labor Day and Tuesday for Teacher Professional Development. No School for Students September 4-5, 2023!
To improve our schools, we have to humanize the people who work in them. A good education system is built on relationships with everyone involved in the process. At this time of year, our teachers are working to build meaningul relationships that foster academic and emotional growth in our students. It is important for parents to help to build those relationships too!
Our Administrators, Instructional Coaches, and District Level Staff have completed a three day evaluator training with the National Institute for Excellence in Teaching!
During this time together, they have gained deep knowledge and understanding of the NIET Teaching and Learning Standards! This group is ready to help support teachers and promote student ownership in the classroom this school year!
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IT'S ABOUT THAT TIME....2023-2024 SCHOOL TIMES! Please look over the flyer to see if your school time has changed from last year. See you soon!
Our District has been gifted with free access to the literary Portal through May 2024! See Flyer for details!
Leaders in Pointe Coupee continue to work and make plans for the new school year! This week we took a deeper dive into the District Strategic Plan to reflect on current practices, align our thoughts for improvement, and create connections among schools for district wide success.
Master Gardeners in the making?
Students in Mrs. Jaci's first grade class at Rougon selected a plant to research for this reading unit. In this activity students are researching what kind of environment their plant lives in and then writing about it.
Busy bunnies need to eat to be ready to hop into Spring! Students in Mrs. Kayla's prek class at Rougon have been feeding their pet bunnies using carrot math!
And the race is on! Students in Ms. Tara Robillard's 6th Grade classes at STEM are constructing Hot Wheels racetracks to model Newton's Laws of Motion.
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