Dr. Alexis Tibbetts congratulated Heath Holcomb, Elise Plunk and Nadia Bock for earning perfect scores on their United States History end-of-course exams last spring. Also honored was Adrianna Peluso for earning a perfect score on her English Language Arts FSA test. Way to go Seahawks!
House competitions at the WISE Center are serious business, and it was Ramsey's House of Archer for the win! But, everyone was able to share in the rewards when Live School paychecks were passed out to use at the school store.
WDE’s guidance counselor, Mrs. Dawn Barone, visited some first grade classrooms to read a book, We Don’t Eat Our Classmates. Throughout the story, she discussed the book with them and asked questions. Mrs. Barone reminded students to not only be their best academically but to also be the best, kindest friend that they can be!
Pictured: Mrs. Dawn Barone with Mrs. Sconiers’s first grade class
Students in third grade learned the difference between making an inference and an observation. Students were asked to observe as the teacher presented them with what appeared to be a candle. Students continued to observe as their teacher lit the "candle" and blew it out. Next, they were asked to share what was observed. After sharing out their observations, third graders were completely surprised when their teacher took a big bite of the candle and ATE IT! The “candle” turned out to be a mozzarella stick with a sliver of almond as the wick. This was the perfect opportunity for teachers to discuss the difference between an inference and an observation. They learned that observations are based on facts or evidence gathered using the five senses. Inference is based on their own reasoning and speculation.
Congratulations to the following students for winning Butler’s monthly Sportsmanship Awards. They have shown great sportsmanship characteristics for this month, including being prepared, sharing, and being gracious winners. For fourth grade, Camila Cervantes and Luke Forester were recognized. For fifth grade, Noor Ahmed and Ty Nguyen were recognized.
Teachers and support staff at Mossy Head School participated in professional development focused on supporting students. Topics covered include student close reading and text coding, MTSS process, Ron Clark’s Essential 55, and technology tools. Submitted by Allie Blanton
Superintendent Hughes stops into MHS while teachers, administration and staff are working harder than ever to stay abreast of best practices school wide.
Today’s Professional Development is centered around Text Coding. Teachers Teaching Teachers is the Power Of Educational Growth in Walton County. Thanks Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Betts for leading the charge. Stampede on Mustangs!
