As we end National Counselors Week, a HUGE shout out to Mrs Franklin and her tireless effort to care for all of our students(and their families). Mrs Franklin is the Best!She lives and breathes our vision of “Every Child Every Day” #bcpsky
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Thanks Mrs. Jessica McNeese for bringing some extra sunshine to the morning car rider traffic sign post! Your time volunteering not only brightened the day of our families but freed up a teacher to get a little extra one on one time with a student😊
Car rider morning duty volunteers are the BEST:) Thank you Mrs. Atkinson for putting on the extra layers yesterday to greet and help control traffic flow!
Shout out to Mrs. Yager for volunteering to help out with morning car rider traffic control! Her smile and help brightened not only our day but those of our families as well.
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Check out the information regarding some upcoming voluntary Pfizer vaccine clinics. Sign up information coming soon!
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TOGETHER we can make a difference with Every Child Every Day! Our first grade team is jumping into guided reading utilizing our instructional assistants and tutors.
Our Central Office Building will be CLOSED on the morning of Tuesday, September 7th so that our staff can participate in a special training session with the Kentucky State Police. #MovingForward
Braves use every minute of the day to learn and grow. Mrs. Cooper’s students are learning to subitize while Mrs. Lewis’s class is modeling how to follow hallway expectations. Mrs. Marker’s class is practice math fluency with games and Mrs. Gillenwater is working in small groups.
Sharing strategies for rounding, comparing decimals, and discovering various traits about characters are just a couple of things our Braves tackled today.