Keystone Heights Elementary

[Melanie Sanders @DrSandersESE]

Love seeing my former students (and 1 is my nephew) being good teammates and friends!

[Ochoa @Techsavvyaochoa]

When one of your code kids completes two years worth of code in one year, then you have no choice but to let them program microbits and circuits. @KeystoneHtsElem @WomenWhoCode @GirlsWhoCode @MSMakeCode @Hacking_STEM @Itzankur13 @codeorg

[Clay County District Schools @oneclayschools]

Did you know that the average age of our school facilities is 38 years old? The maintenance needs are endless and the state has cut funding to use for these projects. Clay needs more than $300 million for maintenance to keep schools running and updated - https://t.co/xUckmOhmIB.

[Keystone Heights Elementary @KeystoneHtsElem]

Way to go KHE! We have been recognized by the @flpbis project as a 2019-20 GOLD 🌟🏆 🌟 PBIS Model School! As a PBIS Model School, we demonstrate a commitment to positive and equitable outcomes for all of our students! 💙♥️ #keystonestrong ♥️💙

[Keystone Heights Elementary @KeystoneHtsElem]

We are so thankful for our partnership with @chemours so just donated 16 laptops for our technology lab so Ms. Ochoa @Techsavvykhe can teach more @Hacking_STEM lessons! 🖥

[Keystone Heights Elementary @KeystoneHtsElem]

Our teachers have enjoyed the virtual @teachyrheartout conference that we hosted on campus. They loved @gerrybrooksprin’s keynote yesterday and the breakouts have been great!

[Keystone Heights Elementary @KeystoneHtsElem]

We’re lucky to have the @CefClay that supports our teachers and students well!

[Clay Education Foundation @CEFClay]

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[Keystone Heights Elementary @KeystoneHtsElem]

Congratulations to our first 3 Indian Pride award winning classrooms since switching to distance learning! #virtualPBIS

[Keystone Heights Elementary @KeystoneHtsElem]

Several teachers are using @Flipgrid to interact with their students. Mrs. Jones recorded herself reading a chapter from their class novel and then students respond to her prompts via their own Flipgrid video.

[Keystone Heights Elementary @KeystoneHtsElem]

Our teachers are making some cool @PearDeck lessons for distance learning!

[Keystone Heights Elementary @KeystoneHtsElem]

Never too young to learn Google tools in the technology lab!

[Ochoa @Techsavvyaochoa]

First Grade loves our Google lessons. Today we are using Google Slides to make a fact book about animals the students researched in class.

[Keystone Heights Elementary @KeystoneHtsElem]

Great job 3rd graders!

[Ochoa @Techsavvyaochoa]

3rd grade designing recycled pets and programing the micro:bits.

[𝐁𝐫𝐚𝐝 𝐉𝐨𝐡𝐧𝐬𝐨𝐧 @DrBradJohnson]

Superintendents brag on your administrators, admin brag on your teachers/staff, and staff brag on your students. Building positivity and morale isn't rocket science.

[Keystone Heights Elementary @KeystoneHtsElem]

Our Resource team and Title I put on a great event. It was our 3rd annual STEAM night!

[Keystone Heights Elementary @KeystoneHtsElem]

It is National #ReadAloudDay and 6th grade teacher Mrs. Carter is enjoying reading to her students. @coachcarterkh

[Keystone Heights Elementary @KeystoneHtsElem]

Mrs. Sanders and Ms. Lavin love showing our teachers and staff how much they appreciate them!

[Melanie Sanders @DrSandersESE]

It is a crazy time of year but my AP and I made time today to spoil our faculty and staff with “Happy Cart!” Happy teachers=Happy students

[Keystone Heights Elementary @KeystoneHtsElem]

Students loved our celebrity readers today including our Mayor @Karen_Lake, school board member @tina_bullock34, and both administrators @MrsSandersKHE

[Florida Department of Education @EducationFL]

#DYK: Literacy- A study of K-12 student reading habits demonstrated that six extra minutes of reading per day can turn a struggling reader into one who meets or surpasses their grade’s benchmark.

@PNCBank #FLCelebratesLiteracy #FLEdu

[Ochoa @Techsavvyaochoa]

2nd Grade making a slide show about themselves then reading.

[Ochoa @Techsavvyaochoa]

Why do I Teach coding? It gives the students who struggle to find success in a regular classroom a chance to succeed in my room. In my experience, those students are the ones that shine. Coding requires creativity, grit, communication, movement, and out of the box thinking.