Thanksgiving Spirit Week continued yesterday with Twin Day. Upcoming theme days include Thankful Thursday, Farmer Friday, Mindful Monday, and Touchdown Tuesday (see the schedule for more details). Get ready for more photos in the coming days as our Tigers show their Thanksgiving spirit! 🦃🐯🍂
To celebrate American Enterprise Day, FBLA students taught first graders about quarters and dimes through discussion questions. The students then "purchased" little prizes using the provided money. 🪙
Good morning. This is a reminder that Spelling test 7 will be on Monday 11/18/24. The students will be tested on the sentences at the bottom. Thank you and have a wonderful weekend?
Thanksgiving Spirit Week will begin on Monday for all three schools. Showcase your Thanksgiving enthusiasm by participating during each of the seven days leading up to Thanksgiving break! 🦃🍂
Yesterday, Kindergarten students received a special visit from two Army Cadets, including 2024 graduate Isaac Carter.
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Lat week, 4th Grade completed a STEM challenge where they created a waterwheel! 💧
On Election Day, students in 3rd Grade voted for their favorite candy (Skittles was the big winner!), while 5th - 12th Graders held their own mock election. ✅
Mr. Mensch's 9th Grade Honors English students took a break from reading Fahrenheit 451 to serve as listening buddies in some 3rd and 4th Grade classrooms yesterday morning. This experience is part of an MTSS initiative in the elementary school. The younger students are working on skills such as word reading, fluency, and comprehension. The best way to accomplish these goals is to read aloud as much as possible to anyone who is willing to patiently listen. The 3rd and 4th Graders found some Freshmen who were all ears! 📖
Thank you to all of the clubs, groups, and sports teams that made Student Council's 5th annual "Trunk or Treat" a huge success! On Wednesday night, over 600 kids we were provided with a fun and safe Halloween activity! 🎃 👻🦇
Please remember first grades color tomorrow is orange. Thank you to all who sent in things today for our party. Have a great night! Mrs. Gaul
Students in Mrs. Spotts' Third Grade class participated in a cross curricular activity yesterday. In spooky season spirit, students collected data from various high school classrooms regarding students' favorite Halloween candy. Third Graders used both mathematics and scientific analysis to create bar graphs and pictographs to display the results of their data collection. 🎃➕🍫
Contributor: Wyatt Martin, Journalism Staff Member
Please join us for Trunk or Treat on Wednesday, October 30, from 6:00 - 7:30 pm in the Southern Columbia High School parking lot. This free event is presented to the community by the Southern Columbia High School Student Council. We hope to see you there! 👻🦇🎃
On Tuesday, Second Graders got to experience their first Orchestra concert at Bloomsburg University. Mrs. McWilliams and the Second Grade teachers and students participated in Bloomsburg's annual Young Person's Concert. Schools from around the area gathered to watch and listen to the Bloomsburg University Orchestra, which played music geared towards Elementary students! 🎵🎶🎻
Hello from Mrs. Sharrow's Kindergarten class, where learning how to kid write is more fun while wearing fire hats, especially when you're writing about and drawing fire trucks! 🚒
Today Kindergarten students enjoyed a "Readers Theatre" put on by 3rd graders from Mrs. Spotts's/Mrs. Singley's MTSS class. They read informational pieces on the 6 major human body systems.
Join the Southern Columbia High School Student Council for a spooktacular night filled with frights and delights at their Trunk or Treat event on Wednesday, October 30th, from 6:00 - 7:30 PM. But that's not all—the Title I Federal Program is teaming up and hosting a “Reading Rocks" literacy event at the Trunk or Treat. All K-4 SCA students can snag a free book when they stop by our table. Don't miss out on this community spirit-filled Halloween celebration!
FCS students came over to read with First Graders today! 📖
G.C. Hartman Elementary School hosted a First Responders Day for grades K-4 yesterday. Members of local fire departments, EMS, and the local police department gave a presentation to students about how to remain safe and calm during times of crisis. 🚒🚔🚑
Contributor: Lauren Davis, Journalism Staff Member
A brief message from the Food Service Department: Reminder to families in the district regarding Milk sales. If a student desires to purchase an individual Milk, they must have a positive balance in their school lunch account. The reason for this is that individual Milk sales do not fall under the Free and Reduced pricing structure. Milk is included in the meal cost, but only as a component of a complete meal. The cost for each milk sold separately is $0.50. We will not turn a student away from obtaining a milk, as it is vital to growth and development. They are, however, subject to a la carte pricing. If you have questions or need more information, please contact me, John Rosselli, at 570-356-3457 or email me at jrosselli@scasd.us. Thank you!