Our PreK class is enjoying the last few weeks of swimming. They are turning into little fish 🐟 and are loving the water!! 🏊♀️💦
Due to dense fog, Halifax County Public Schools will operate on a one hour delay today, Monday, May 5, 2025. Employees follow code 1, report one hour late.
Meadville Students were excited to meet Southpaw this week! He was here to congratulate us on our excellent reading for the Southpaw Reading Program! Students will enjoy free tickets on April 26th to see the Lynchburg Hillcats and Southpaw in action! Great job, Panthers!
Big thank you to some of our band and cheer members for coming to pump Meadville up for SOL testing next week! Let's Go Panthers!
ABC Meteorologist, Will Stafford, visited Meadville to discuss weather and the changing seasons. He made sure students understood proper storm preparations, also!
These were our High School Volunteers who helped run the Field Day stations. They did a fantastic job and then enjoyed a Kona Ice to top off the day.
Interim reports for the fourth nine weeks are available for viewing on the Campus Portal. If you need assistance with the portal or need a paper copy of the report, please contact your child's school.
To the zoo we go!! 🦁🦏🦒🐵🐧 Mrs. Martin and Mrs. McGhee’s PreK class headed to the Metro Richmond Zoo for their final trip of the year. Lots of animals were seen and lots of fun was had!! 🤩
Thank you, Mrs. Epps for all you do for Meadville Elementary! Happy Administrative Professionals' Day, and thank you for being our Queen of the office!
Fifth grade students chose a science topic to research and present to the class. The students wrote a summary of important facts and created a visual presentation in preparation for their science SOL.
Any student that has completed grades PK-5 this school year is invited to participate in Summer Success. There will be fun learning activities with reading, math, and science!
Mrs. Martin and Mrs. McGhee‘s PreK class enjoyed hunting TONS of Easter eggs! 🐣 To end the day they celebrated with bunny cupcakes! 🐰
Get your fresh produce!
🚀 Huge thanks to Microsoft for an inspiring event introducing 4th & 5th grade students at Meadville Elementary to Career Pathways in Tech & Engineering! 💻🔧
Microsoft employees shared their career journeys, answered student questions, and sparked serious tech excitement. Students got an inside look at: 🖥️ Data centers, 🔌 IT roles & responsibilities, 🧩 Servers, components & what it really takes to keep systems running! Kristin Vaughan, Teresa Downey, and Mike Wilson of Microsoft organized the event and coordinated with Susan Elliott, ITRT, to finalize plans. Thanks to Microsoft and its employees/volunteers that made this event possible: Kristen Vaughan, Dylan Hudson, Michael Aherron, and Stephen Barker.
#CareerPathways #TechCareers #Microsoft #STEMeducation #FutureEngineers #ThankYouMicrosoft
🎉💻 The Girls Who Code Club at Meadville Elementary has officially wrapped up—and what an amazing journey it’s been! 🙌👩💻
Throughout the program, these young coders dove into the Girls Who Code tech & computer science curriculum, sharpening their skills with Scratch and a variety of fun, hands-on activities. 🔧✨
They also explored the empowering book "Learn to Code and Change the World," reminding them that their ideas and voices matter in tech! 💡🌍
A huge shoutout to Susan Elliott, Elementary ITRT and program facilitator, who proudly presented certificates to each participant—marking the end of this exciting chapter and the beginning of so many more! 🎓💫
#GirlsWhoCode #FutureCoders #STEMEducation #CodingIsCool #ChangeTheWorld #ScratchCoding
As a reminder, schools will be closed beginning Monday, April 7, 2025 through Friday, April 11, 2025 for Spring Break. Students will return to school on Monday, April 14, 2025.
We hope that you have a wonderful, safe break.
Our PreK students have began their swim lessons at the YMCA and they are thoroughly enjoying themselves! Check out those smiles! 🏊 🐠 💦
🌕🌑 *Oreo Moon Phases Lab: 5th Graders Explore the Wonders of the Moon!* 🌑🌕
Our 5th graders had a blast today as they explored the phases of the moon using Oreos! They got to create and understand the different phases of the moon (new moon, crescent, first quarter, gibbous, and full moon) by removing the creme of the Oreo and turning them into mini models. It was a fun and delicious way to bring science to life!
First graders went on a field trip to Aqua Zoo in Lynchburg. They were able to see, feed, and pet many different animals.
🌞🔋 Bright ideas in action! 5th grade students built solar-powered houses to explore the power of the sun! ☀️🏠 They wired their creations with conductive tape, LEDs, and even a motor, bringing their designs to life. ⚡🔧
A huge thank you to Hitachi Energy for donating the solar house kits—your support helps spark curiosity and innovation! 🙌✨
Shoutout to Mrs. Waller, LAN Manager, for leading this electrifying lesson! ⚡💡 #SolarPower #STEMlearning #FutureEngineers #HandsOnLearning
