Partridge Elementary

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More photos of tutus, ties, and tennis shoes! #PartLeads

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We have had great participation celebrating this Two's Day! Lots of tutus, ties, and tennis shoes.#PartLeads

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This student was being an excellent leader in music class and earned a book coin! Great Job! #PartLeads

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We have been getting our hands dirty during science down the 4th-grade hallway. The students have been learning about the external and internal structures of plants, so we have been dissecting flowers and celery stalks to grasp the complete process of these structures. #PartLeads

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Mrs. Thomas's 4th-grade students conducted an experiment in science to identify internal and external structures in plants. Today they searched for xylem. #PartLeads

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We celebrated our School COunselor and our Military Family Life COunselor this week at Partridge. Our students, staff, and families are very lucky to have Keisha Fuentez and Beth Stacy here at our school. #PartLeads

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Bessie Coleman was the first African-American woman to obtain an international pilot’s license. As a Black woman in the 1920s, she faced many obstacles because of her race and gender. She said that “the air is the only place free from prejudice.”
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Each school day we will be recognizing an African American and his/her accomplishments during our morning announcements. #PartLeads (part 3)

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from the enslaved people first brought over from Africa in the early 17th century to African Americans living in the United States today” (National Geographic). (part 2)

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February is recognized as Black History Month. “Black History Month was created to focus attention on the contributions of African Americans to the United States. It honors all Black people from all periods of U.S. history, (part 1)

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Congratulations on meeting your goal Mrs. Whealton's first-grade class! #PartLeads

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This student was able to earn a coin for the book machine today! Outstanding! #PARTLEADS

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Our power was out for a little bit this afternoon. Our teachers and students were rockstars and continued learning! #PartLeads

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Great Sweaters today! #PartLeads

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Mrs. Brown's students worked on adding some cheer to the hallways. #PartLeads

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Here are some 2nd-grade students hard at work highlighting text evidence. #PartLeads