Talking Taylor Schools

Sunday, February 14, 2016

KENNEDY HIGH SCHOOL Eagle News hits the stands

RANDALL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL class celebrates Valentine's Day early

Mrs. Cahalan's class at Randall Elementary School celebrated with a Valentine's Day party one day early because their teacher was scheduled to be at a district in-service. The class did art centers, traded valentines and had a photo booth.

RANDALL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL learns about Michigan

At Randall Elementary School, Mrs. Cahalan's students are learning about Michigan. They sent “Flat Stanley” to places throughout Michigan and are plotting them on a map to learn more about the state.

RANDALL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL children use RAZ to enhance reading

Mrs. Cahalan's third graders at Randall Elemntary School use “RAZ Kids” in the classroom. Reading is enhanced through this technology.

HOLLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL makes cards for veterans

Mrs. Gauss and Mrs. Tetrault's fourth-graders at Holland Elementary School recently made Valentine's Day cards for military veterans.

CHAMPIONS AFTER-SCHOOL CARE offers spring break options

Spring break. Done right.

When school is out for spring break, Champions has you covered. No matter what your schedule is, the flexible “Spring Break Program” will work for you. Whether your child needs to come for the full week, or just a few days.

This year’s weeklong program is jam-packed with fresh and exciting activities to delight and engage your child. Here’s a small sample: Kids can create their own code language, practice and perform a clown routine, face paint while learning about symmetry, draw cartoon strips about the water cycle and sculpt shell fossils from salt dough.

Sounds fun, right? Sorry, moms and dads, only kids can attend.

It will be located at Kinyon Elementary School on Monroe.

Best. Spring. Ever.

School will be closed from March 25–April 1. The district reopens on Monday, April 4th.

TAYLOR PARKS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL has special valentines

Taylor Parks Elementary School Student Council, along with other district elementary schools, are reminding our veterans how much they are loved and appreciated. Truman High School Junior ROTC will be distributing all the Valentine's Day greetings and hopefully bring smiles to our very special veterans.