Don't forget our Krispy Kreme Funderaiser is still going on. End date is Friday, September 9th
Sinai Elementary School would like to send out our most heartfelt thank you to one of our most benevolent benefactors, the good folks over at Dollar General. You guys again have gone above and beyond with this generous outpouring of back to school supplies. We are honored to partner with you and we look forward to building on our relationship.
Shout out to Brittney for bridging the gap for us! Thanks DG we will put these items to good use!!!
Please refer to the flyer below for information on Fall Picture
Day at Sinai Elementary
In compliance with Virginia State Law and the Virginia Department of Education’s Frequency of Fire and Lock Down Drill requirements, students in Halifax County Public Schools will participate in required fire and lockdown safety drills during the next two weeks.
Feedmore dates for 2024-2025. Please join us on September 19th at Sinai!
Sinai Elementary Doughnut Fundraiser Information
The students in Mrs. Ragland’s fourth grade Science class have been learning
about Qualitative and Quantitative Data. The class created a T-Chart to find the
Qualitative and Quantitative Data for a lemon experiment. The students were put in
four groups to observed the lemon halves and recorded the Qualitative and
Quantitative Data on the class T-Chart. For Quantitative Data the students
measured the height, width, and length of the lemon halves. For Qualitative Data
the students recorded the smell, beauty, color, and texture of the lemon halves. The
students enjoyed learning about Qualitative and Quantitative Data.
Sinai Scientists in Mrs. Fear's fifth grade class spent their first week learning about scientific investigation. They explored whether Skittles would lose their color faster in hot water or cold water by going through the Scientific Method. All groups discovered the hot water works quickest.
Thank you to Southern Piedmont Land and Lake Association of Realtors Public Relations Committee for the donation of school supplies.
Special thanks to Annin Flagmakers for their generous donation! Sinai students will certainly benefit from your kindness! Pictured are Tammy Creasy DeRonde from Annin Flagmakers and Principal, Ryan Russell accepting this donation.
Sinai Elementary School would like to thank the Golden Leaf Quilters Guild for their donation of school supplies for our school. Accepting this donation is Principal, Ryan Russell and
Administrative Assistant, Brandy Blount. Sinai Elementary is very appreciative of this donation and our students will be too!
Welcome Back! Sinai Elementary is so excited to see our students come back for the 2024-2025 school year! This year is going to be the best year at Sinai!!
Please keep this in mind as our buses will be back on the roads in the morning!
Sinai Elementary parents who were unable to visit yesterday for Open House may come today during the hours of 10:30 - 3:00 p.m. to visit your child's teacher. Thank you and we hope everyone is safe from yesterday's storm.
Please click on the link for more information about CoverVa,
https://coverva.dmas.virginia.gov/learn/coverage-for-children/back-to-school/?utm_campaign=b2s2024&utm_content=2advocates3eng2024&utm_medium=email&utm_source=govdelivery
Due to the tornado watch, we are ending elementary open house at this time. Please be safe.
Feedmore August 8th! Please see flyer for more information!
UPDATE: PLEASE NOTE THE TIME CHANGE!
The Open House for all elementary schools will be Thursday, August 8, 2024 from 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM.
Campus Portal is a communication tool that provides you with secure access to your child’s school information. It gives you access to your child’s attendance, schedule, grades, assignments, student to-do list, and behavior.
Staff will be available to help you set up your Campus Portal during Open House.
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Elizabeth “Liz” Huntley is an accomplished litigation attorney, dedicated child
advocate, author and lecturer. Liz is the President and Co-Founder of the Hope
Institute which is an organization in Alabama that helps schools build a culture of
character for their students. She practices law at Lightfoot, Franklin & White, LLC
in Birmingham, Alabama.
Liz serves on multiple civic boards, commissions and tasks forces throughout
Alabama and the country. She regularly speaks to groups throughout the U.S.,
often referencing her own journey as described in her published memoir titled
More Than A Bird.
Liz earned her law degree from the University Of Alabama School Of Law where
she now serves on the Law School Foundation Board of Governors. She received
her undergraduate degree from Auburn University, where she is now a member of
the Auburn University Board of Trustees.
Liz and her husband Tony live in Alabama and have three children.
