C.E.S. Family Time- December's focus: Habit 5 -Seek First to Understand, then to be Understood
Mrs. Vanhoose and Mrs. Penix's fourth-grade students distributed Turkey Grams today to express their gratitude to the teachers and share the reasons for their appreciation.
The Johnson county school district is closely monitoring the weather and road conditions. As of 9:30 pm, we are still on regular schedule. Roads are clear and safe. We will be back out very early in the morning to check for safety of travel. We are doing our best to be in school tomorrow, as it will be our students’ last day before Thanksgiving Break. We will post any changes, delays, or cancellations to our social media. Thank you and have a great evening- and go to bed kids, we plan to see you tomorrow!!!!
2024 CES 6th grade Conservation Essay winners are: Britton Wright, Cambrie Lafferty and Chloe Vanhoose. Congratulations 🎈
Mrs. Penix and Mrs. Vanhoose's fourth-grade Magnetic Reading groups engaged with a story about a teenager who invented a Braille machine using Legos. This sparked insightful discussions about Braille and the process through which students acquire Braille literacy. They extended an invitation to Mrs. Angela Hall, our district's visually impaired teacher, to demonstrate how students learn to read and write in Braille.
Come join us tonight to view our students' digital creations!
Addy Howell and Kennedy Vaughn, fourth-grade students, are engaged in multiplication exercises utilizing the matrix model.
Mrs. Vanhoose's kindergarteners and 1st graders made a foaming fountain in afterschool!
Late post! CES celebrates the 50th day of school 50's style! Everyday is a great day to be an Eagle💛🦅💛
Late Post! CES celebrates the 50th day of school 50's style! Everyday is a great day to be an Eagle💛🦅💛
Late Post! CES celebrates the 50th day of school 50's style! Everyday is a great day to be an Eagle💛🦅💛
Late post! CES celebrates the 50th day of school 50's style! It is always a great day to be an Eagle💛🦅💛
Central Elementary celebrated our veterans today. The 5th grade along with PTO, FRYSC, the kitchen, and the student lighthouse team sponsored a community service project for Veterans. They were served a delicious lunch and enjoyed a song from the 5th grade. We would like to thank all Veteran's for your service.
Mrs. Vanhoose's fourth-grade students participated in a brainstorming session to develop their class mission statement. They identified qualities and features of their ideal classroom and engaged in a discussion about the attributes of effective leaders. Through this collaborative effort, they successfully crafted their Class Mission Statement today.
Attention Veterans...please plan to join us at Central Elementary on Monday, November 11th at 12:30 p.m. for a special lunch in your honor!
Show your support for Kindness Across the Commonwealth!
#KindnessAcrosstheCommenwealth
November
C.E.S. Family Time
Habit 4: Think Win, Win
Meet our 24/25 Eaglette Dance Team! Amazing job this morning, my little cowgirls! We will dance again at JCHS for Panorama. I will let you know the time to be there as soon as I know. Thank you! (We did have a few girls jump in right before we danced, so if your child missed the group photo please don't worry. We will take others!) - Mrs. Smith
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Prior to yesterday's Black and Gold Battles, students who were awarded school-wide jobs for the 2024/2025 school year were recognized. These hard-working students each received a leadership medal to honor their dedication and service to our school. Congratulations to our Students Lighthouse Team, Environmental Supervisors, Newscasters, Paparazzi, Lunch Crew, Data Trackers, Announcers, Office Assistants, Sundance Crew and Gym Helpers!
C.E.S. October Community Spotlight...School and Public Safety Workers! Thank you to ALL who work hard to keep us safe every day! This month we gave special recognition to the family members of our students who serve our community! We appreciate and celebrate you!
