Mrs. Hupp’s class enjoyed tasting different types of apples 🍎 The students made a graph of their choices and Granny Smith was the winner! They also enjoyed making hats to celebrate Johnny Appleseed’s birthday!
This week in Mrs. Hupp’s class center time included ‘Write the Room,’ where students had to find pictures and write the words to match. Students also made letters with unifix cubes, where they had to write the matching letters.
We’re excited to invite you to participate in a new initiative that will help us improve communication and gather important feedback about HCPS. We are launching a new tool called Possip (short for "Positive Gossip") to better understand your experiences, concerns, and ideas.
What is Possip?
Possip is a feedback platform designed to help us listen to what matters most to you—whether it’s positive experiences, challenges, or suggestions for improvement. It’s an easy and effective way to ensure your voice is heard and helps us make informed decisions.
How Does It Work?
You will receive a quick 1–2 minute survey (also called a Pulse Check) via text or email. These Pulse Checks will give you the opportunity to:
• Share what’s going well.
• Raise any concerns or challenges.
• Offer suggestions for how we can improve.
How we're handling confidentiality
When you take the Pulse Check®, you will be offered anonymity and can answer if you want to share your name or not. If you choose not to share your name, we won't see who submitted the comment.
Why Are We Doing This?
This program is designed to explore how we can better connect with you and hear your insights. Our goal is to build a transparent and open line of communication that supports both our growth and your needs.
When Does It Start?
The first Pulse Check will be sent out on September 25, 2025. It only takes a few minutes to complete, but your input will have a lasting impact. Every response helps us improve and grow.
We value your time and feedback, and we look forward to hearing from you through Possip. Thank you for helping us make this initiative a success!
🍁Like leaves need sunlight, kids need real-world experiences to grow!🍁
Tip:
Too much screen time can slow problem-solving skills and creativity. Encourage at least one hour of screen-free outdoor play each day to boost brain power.
Free Idea: Create a digital scavenger hunt
Children take photos of different fall items: red leaf, pumpkin, acorn, etc.
🚀📚 Meadville students took inspiration from If I Built a School and put their creativity to the test! Using Legos, they designed and built their very own dream schools—complete with imaginative features and innovative ideas. 🏫✨
This STEAM lesson blended literacy, engineering, and design thinking, giving students the chance to turn big ideas into hands-on creations. The results were nothing short of amazing! 🌟🧱
#STEAM #IfIBuiltASchool #LegoLearning #CreativeMinds #FutureBuilders
📣 Register Now for the 3rd Annual CTE Showcase!
Families across Halifax County are invited to the 3rd Annual Career & Technical Education (CTE) Showcase at the NEW Halifax County High School on Thursday, October 23, 2025. Doors open at 5:15pm and the kickoff session begins at 5:30 PM.
🔹 What to Expect:
An interactive tour of classrooms and CTE labs
A chance to hear directly from Kaylie Lewis (senior), Christie Lewis (parent), and Comfort Systems USA about Career & Technical Education and Work Based Learning
Valuable information to help your child make future academic and career decisions — elementary students are especially encouraged to attend!
🎉 Special Perks:
Free meal from D&D Skins for a limited number of early arrivals
A chance to win the Grand Raffle Prize – an Xbox!
📄 Details & Registration:
Check out the flyer for more information and register today at:
https://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=IIGU8eJ1Gki-5-bd33k668s2bTjM6UlBktXj4Wqo7oVURUFHTklFNlk4VFhUMlJRQVpKMzQ2QklMSS4u&origin
We can’t wait to welcome you to this exciting event and show you how CTE can shape your child’s future!
This week in ECSE we read the book "Our Class is a Family" and talked about how we can treat each other like a family. We made bracelets and decorated a heart.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TPAc3fShyTFhm7VV8B-JLGf2Qchv1tgk/view?usp=sharing
https://docs.google.com/document/d/165gMOCXZGeRDthemP_JtO1bdtCS05-k-/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=116037041618802440657&rtpof=true&sd=true
