KENNEDY HIGH SCHOOL Eagle News published for April

RANDALL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL uses bingo as incentive

March's PBIS incentive was BINGO at Randall Elementary School. Each class came to the gym to play and hopefully win some awesome bingo prizes. Classes came per grade, according to a schedule.

RANDALL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL receives a unique visitor

Even though the weather cancelled its Easter Egg Hunt outside on March 24, the Randall Elementary School Student Council were able to put smiles on all the kindergartners.

The Easter Bunny visited Randall’s four kindergarten classes and each student received a bag full of goodies.

The Bunny either received a hug, a high-five or a big wave!

Even Mrs. Patts got to see the Easter Bunny.

Thank you to everyone who sent in candy for the bags!

TRUMAN HIGH SCHOOL hosts Drug Awareness and Prevention Workshop for parents

The Truman High School PTA is hosting a Drug Awareness and Prevention Workshop for the parents of students enrolled in the Taylor School District.  The event is going to be held at Truman High School in the Media Center on Tuesday, April 19.  

The content is focused on middle school and high school parents; however all parents are invited to attend.  

During the workshop Lt. Mary Kapp of the Downriver Area Narcotics Organization will be talking with parents about what drugs are popular and how to keep kids safe from their influence.  In addition to Lt. Kapp, parents will be able to meet the Taylor Police Officer Liaisons that work in the district.  

Pizza will be served starting at 5:30 p.m. and Lt. Kapp will be starting her presentation at 6.

This event is for adults only. 

KINYON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL choir performs

The Kinyon Elementary School choir recently performed at MediLodge.

MCDOWELL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL fancies theme of favorites

“Favorites” was the "March is Reading Month" theme at McDowell Elementary School. Each classroom was asked to work on a display board based on their favorite book throughout the month and then take turns presenting their board during televised announcements. The students are doing a great job of speaking with enthusiasm about their special projects. Here are a few that we hope you enjoy, because those at the school sure have!

MCDOWELL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL students learn Native American symbols

While reading “The Search for the Lost Cave,” several of Ms. Donaldson's fourth and fifth graders at McDowell Elementary School were inspired to learn Native American symbols.

Each student made an animal skin replica and wrote a story using only symbols. They then wrote the story in English so others could match the symbols to our words.

Their projects look quite authentic!