Kindergarten students wrapped up their first Superkids unit by bringing the beloved story of Stone Soup to life in the classroom. Both kindergarten classes read the same book, but each made their own pot of soup — two classrooms, one story, two delicious pots of Stone Soup. After reading the tale together, students in each […]

Art class turned into a theater this month as students in Mrs. Termina’s class designed, built, and performed with their own sock puppets. The project started with a script. Students were paired up and handed superhero scripts, then given the job of designing puppets to match their characters. They thought through what their hero should […]

Walk past Mrs. Neal’s second grade classroom recently and you may hear clapping, stomping, and a whole lot of singing. That is the Verb Jingle, and our students have it down! The jingle comes from the Shurley English program, which teaches the parts of speech through short songs set to rhythm and motion. This one […]

MaryKate — everyone’s favorite four-legged friend — paid a visit to 6th grade on Tuesday, right after the students wrapped up their first MAP testing session of the year. Talk about perfect timing! After a morning of focused testing, the students welcomed MaryKate with open arms (and lots of belly rubs). The kids were absolutely […]

4th grade got some quality silent reading time in this week, with a little extra motivation from some special reading buddies! Magnetized Disney stuffies kept students company and helped them stay focused and on task during independent reading. Reading is a big part of the 4th grade day, whether it’s reading together as a class, […]

Coach Eifert’s schedule for the Co-Ed 4th–8th Grade soccer season is now available. We look forward to a season filled with teamwork, encouragement, and fun for our student-athletes as they take the field together this fall. We invite our church and school community to come out and support these young athletes throughout the season — […]