Who knew landforms could be so exciting... This is
Ms. Blair's third-grade class at McDowell Elementary School creating
peninsulas, mountains, valleys, islands and learning about all kinds of landforms.
Play-Doh makes a lesson so much fun!
Saturday, October 7, 2017
MCDOWELL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL: Class strive to be the best possible
Mr.
Tomassion's classes are becoming good citizens. Every day at McDowell
Elementary School, Mr. T's class say the Pledge of Allegiance together and then
they recite their class motto. This class is really striving to be the best
fifth grade class they can be!
TAYLOR PARKS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL: Apples are the focus
Taylor
Parks Elementary School teacher Mrs. Abramas did a study of apples with her
students. Apples, being the most loved of the fall harvest played a role
in graphing, poetry, stories, and of course, an Apple Treat of no bake apple
sauce.
KENNEDY HIGH SCHOOL: City Clerk supervises Homecoming votes
City Clerk Cindy Bower, a longtime employee of the City of Taylor and Kennedy High School graduate, was back at the school again on Thursday, supervising the voting for the Homecoming King and Queen. Bower and her department had visited the school earlier, to supervise not only voting for the court, but registering new voters. Here, Cindy stands next to one of Taylor's new voting machines, which was used for the voting for the king and queen.
UNITY IN OUR COMMUNITY: Tip of the hat to sponsors of walkathon
From
DECA and the Unity in Our Community Campaign: Thank you so much to our
sponsors! The students had fun making this banner and we appreciate your
donations. It will hang at our event and in the school all year. Our first
annual Walk-A-Thon to kick off our "Unity in Our Community" campaign
for the Truman and Kennedy merger is next week. There is still some time if
anyone is interested in donating or setting up a table email carly.barnard@taylorschools.net.
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