Andrea Bornino, a K-5 physical education teacher at Klondike Elementary School, earned Elementary Teacher of the Year honors, and Diane Beaudoin, a chemistry teacher at Harrison High School, earned Secondary Teacher of the Year honors.

Students gain insight into the legal process and criminal justice system through real courtroom experience.

Cole Elementary teacher Tiffani Earley will lead the preschool program serving students with disabilities. 

The monthly breakfast program focuses on character and connections.

We are ready to welcome the Class of 2039.

New digital microscopes help East Tipp Middle School students connect classroom lessons to real-world science.

Multiplication is a major focus in 3rd grade, and Mintonye students spend the entire year building their skills, accuracy, and confidence. To make practice even more exciting, teachers paired it with the fun of March Madness!

Each student participated in a bracket-style competition, racing to complete timed multiplication tests faster and more accurately than their opponent. The energy was high, and the competition was fierce!

The students showed incredible determination and growth in every round, with many matches decided by just a few seconds. Teachers are very proud of their hard work, perseverance, and positive attitudes throughout the tournament.

Congratulations to Andrew S. from Mrs. Clevenger’s class and Cohen H. from Mrs. Wise’s class for advancing to the final round. In an impressive finish, Andrew secured the championship with an outstanding time of just 54 seconds!

For the past several weeks, first graders in Miss Brooks’s class have been on an exciting learning journey exploring the five senses through a variety of informational and fictional texts. Along the way, they discovered how sight, smell, hearing, taste, and touch help us better understand the world around us. They also learned how authors use sensory details to bring their writing to life and make stories more engaging for readers.

To showcase their learning, students created their own “5 Senses Books,” thoughtfully describing what they can see, smell, hear, taste, and touch. The project culminated in a special sharing time, where students proudly read their books aloud to classmates, celebrating their hard work and creativity.

Mrs. Frey’s Second Grade Class had a magical time celebrating St. Patrick’s Day! The students enjoyed a variety of fun activities, including a hands-on math lesson with Lucky Charms. Each student received a handful of cereal and sorted the pieces by marshmallow shapes and cereal bits. They created tally charts to count their marshmallows, then used that information to build different kinds of graphs while practicing greater than, less than, and fractions.

The best part? Everyone got to enjoy their Lucky Charms at the end of the activity—plus a special birthday treat! It was a day full of learning, laughter, and a little bit of leprechaun magic. 🍀