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TAYLOR PARKS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL holds Road Runner Rally

Taylor Parks Elementary School held its first Road Runner Rally of this school year.

Students joined together in the gym to hear announcements, pep talk, reminders and winners of the monthly drawing for students who received golden tickets during the month.

Then came the entertainment.  Kindergarten students put on a performance to rival anything on Broadway including a tribute to their principal, Ms Downie, for “Bosses Day.”

TAYLOR PARKS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL focuses on butterfly bags

Mrs. Johnson’s class at Taylor Parks Elementary School made smart snack butterfly bags.  Their recent edition of News-2-You focused on the yearly migration of the monarch butterfly. 

News-2-You engages students in rich literacy and language instruction while learning about diverse current event topics.  The students were excited to make their grape butterflies after a week of learning many exciting things about the monarch butterfly. 

Students were able to practice fine motor skills and math as they calculated how many grapes would fit into their butterfly’s wings.  They also created recipe cards so that they can share this lesson with their friends and families at home!

HOLLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL stuffed animals offer surprise

Second-grade students at Holland Elementary School brought their stuffed animals in to read and learn on Wednesday. They got to stay the night and this is what some of them were doing when everyone return on Thursday!

TAYLOR PARKS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL thanks heaven for 7-Eleven!

Once again Taylor Parks Elementary School became the recipients of a generous grant from 7-Eleven.  

Rani Signh, owner of 7-Eleven store located on Ecorse Road,  along with store manager Kim Salas, presented the school with a check in the amount of $711.  

Present to receive the check were our student service squad members, Principal Downie, and Me. Hernandez, student support consultant.  

Oh thank heaven for the local 7-Eleven!

HOOVER MIDDLE SCHOOL breaks out in math mania!

There is plenty of “Math Mania” at Hoover Middle School these days.

The seventh- and eighth-grade students are showing their math maniac skills to their fellow classmates.  Mrs. Sternicki's eighth-graders are reviewing solving expressions using the correct Order of Operations. In Mrs. Ketvirtis' seventh-grade class, students are comparing integers.  

Look at these MATH ROCK STARS!

HOLLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL youngsters learn about plants

Holland Elementary School kindergarten students in Mrs. Madden's class had fun learning about plants and creating bean collages this week.