Today was the first day of Morning with Moms! Thank you to these amazing ladies who volunteered their morning to make this day special and for bringing positivity to our school community! ❤️
Clouds will move in later this evening with temperatures dropping into the middle 30s. We will see an increase in temperatures then for tomorrow nearing 60 degrees but with rather cloudy conditions.
Teachers don’t always need a new strategy, a new activity, or a new resource. Sometimes… what they need is encouragement. They need to be reminded that they’re professionals, that they’re good at what they do, and that what they’re doing every day really does matter.
Ranger Johnathan from Mammoth Cave National Park visited with 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grade classes today to discuss the carbon cycle. Students love these visits and OES is grateful for our strong partnership with MCNP!
Today during NTI Rico Tyler, WKU professor of Physics and Astronomy, joined 3rd and 4th grade Google Meets to discuss how snowflakes are formed. Students were highly engaged and had wonderful questions! Many parents and siblings joined in for the meet as well!
Ms Allen’s 4th grade class had an SEL lesson on persevering while learning about Rosa Parks. They used the Leader in Me Lotus Diagram to complete a writing piece and a make a creative poster about her! ❤️
Today during NTI Rico Tyler, WKU professor of Physics and Astronomy, joined 3rd and 4th grade Google Meets to discuss how snowflakes are formed. Students were highly engaged and had wonderful questions! Many parents and siblings joined in for the meet as well!
At this point, I am 100% certain that the magnitude of the fraud in federal entitlements (Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, Welfare, Disability, etc) exceeds the combined sum of every private scam you’ve ever heard by FAR.
It’s not even close.