FeedMore Today!
In Mrs. Shepperd’s math class, students were busy learning how to measure angles using protractors. They practiced identifying acute, obtuse, right, and straight angles while using their Chromebooks and digital tools to measure angles in degrees. It was great to see students engaged, using technology, and building their confidence with this important math skill. Special thanks to Mrs. Heid Ward, ITRT for facilitating this activity.
Reminders
Students in Mrs. Arkhipova’s class at South Boston Elementary recently learned about photosynthesis using virtual reality (VR). Students explored the inside of a plant and saw how sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide help plants make their own food.
This immersive experience helped bring science to life and made learning about photosynthesis both engaging and memorable.
Thanks to Mrs. Heidi Ward, ITRT, for facilitating this experience for our students! 🌱🔬
This immersive experience helped bring science to life and made learning about photosynthesis both engaging and memorable.
Thanks to Mrs. Heidi Ward, ITRT, for facilitating this experience for our students! 🌱🔬
March FeedMore!
This week has been full of fun at South Boston Elementary! 🎉 From Cat in the Hats to Wacky Hair and Crazy Socks, creativity was everywhere. Students and staff alike enjoyed celebrating together and making it a fun and exciting week at SBE! 😄📚🧦
Students of the Month for February! Go Roadrunners!
PE Fun at SBE!
Students played a game of Rock, Paper, Scissors with a twist using hula hoops. One student from each team hopped through the hoops toward the middle. When they met, they played Rock, Paper, Scissors. The winner continued hopping while the other student returned to the end of their line and the next teammate joined in.
The goal was for one team to successfully make it all the way across to the other side! A fun activity full of movement, teamwork, and excitement!
Students played a game of Rock, Paper, Scissors with a twist using hula hoops. One student from each team hopped through the hoops toward the middle. When they met, they played Rock, Paper, Scissors. The winner continued hopping while the other student returned to the end of their line and the next teammate joined in.
The goal was for one team to successfully make it all the way across to the other side! A fun activity full of movement, teamwork, and excitement!
Students in Mrs. Shepperd’s 5th grade class had a fun and engaging time reviewing Order of Operations using Ozobots! 🤖
During the activity, students programmed and guided the Ozobots while solving math problems, reinforcing their understanding of PEMDAS in an interactive and hands-on way. By combining technology with math, students were able to practice problem-solving, critical thinking, and teamwork while having fun learning.
At South Boston Elementary, we love seeing our students explore math through innovative STEM activities! 📚✨ Thanks to Mrs. Heidi Ward, ITRT for facilitating this activity with our students!
During the activity, students programmed and guided the Ozobots while solving math problems, reinforcing their understanding of PEMDAS in an interactive and hands-on way. By combining technology with math, students were able to practice problem-solving, critical thinking, and teamwork while having fun learning.
At South Boston Elementary, we love seeing our students explore math through innovative STEM activities! 📚✨ Thanks to Mrs. Heidi Ward, ITRT for facilitating this activity with our students!
In celebration of Dr. Seuss’s birthday, our amazing SBE Roadrunners and staff dressed as their favorite Dr. Seuss characters to celebrate Read Across America!
From Cats in Hats to Things 1 and 2, our school was filled with creativity, laughter, and a love for reading. ❤️📖
We are proud to promote literacy and inspire a lifelong love of books in our students each and every day!
From Cats in Hats to Things 1 and 2, our school was filled with creativity, laughter, and a love for reading. ❤️📖
We are proud to promote literacy and inspire a lifelong love of books in our students each and every day!
Spring Picture Reminder!
🍀 🌈Finding Digital Gold – Smart Internet Searching🌈🍀
Not everything online is as good as gold — especially on social media! This month, focus on helping your child become a smart digital detective. Teach them to pause, think, and check before they believe or share something they see online.
✨ Tech Tip:
Encourage your child to double-check information by looking at more than one source. Talk about how likes and shares don’t always mean something is true.
For younger learners, guide them to kid-safe websites where they can explore and learn with confidence.
🌐 Helpful Websites:
PBS Kids – www.pbskids.org
National Geographic Kids – www.kids.nationalgeographic.com
Both offer fun, safe, and educational resources and videos for curious minds!
💚 Remember:
When kids learn to question, compare, and verify what they see online, they strike digital gold — building lifelong skills for safe and smart internet use!
Not everything online is as good as gold — especially on social media! This month, focus on helping your child become a smart digital detective. Teach them to pause, think, and check before they believe or share something they see online.
✨ Tech Tip:
Encourage your child to double-check information by looking at more than one source. Talk about how likes and shares don’t always mean something is true.
For younger learners, guide them to kid-safe websites where they can explore and learn with confidence.
🌐 Helpful Websites:
PBS Kids – www.pbskids.org
National Geographic Kids – www.kids.nationalgeographic.com
Both offer fun, safe, and educational resources and videos for curious minds!
💚 Remember:
When kids learn to question, compare, and verify what they see online, they strike digital gold — building lifelong skills for safe and smart internet use!
PreK Screening - 3 Year Old Program
PreK Screening - 4 Year Old Program
South Boston 5th graders recently visited Mrs. Heidi Ward's STEM Lab for an exciting hands-on math challenge! Students used Legos to explore and calculate the perimeter and area of squares and rectangles.
By building their own shapes, measuring sides, and counting units, students were able to see math come to life right before their eyes. Activities like this help strengthen problem-solving skills while making learning engaging and fun!
Way to go, 5th grade mathematicians! 👏✨
By building their own shapes, measuring sides, and counting units, students were able to see math come to life right before their eyes. Activities like this help strengthen problem-solving skills while making learning engaging and fun!
Way to go, 5th grade mathematicians! 👏✨
This month, we proudly celebrate School Board Member Appreciation Month! 💙📚
Our school board members dedicate countless hours behind the scenes to ensure our students, staff, and community have the resources, support, and vision needed to succeed. Their leadership, thoughtful decision-making, and commitment to excellence truly make a difference in the lives of our children each and every day. Mr. Mason serves South Boston Elementary, and we are thankful for his leadership!
Serving on a school board is not an easy job; it is one that requires courage, integrity, and a genuine heart for students. We are incredibly grateful for their service, their sacrifice, and their unwavering dedication to public education.
Please join us in thanking our school board member, Mr. Mason, for his leadership and commitment to our schools!
Our school board members dedicate countless hours behind the scenes to ensure our students, staff, and community have the resources, support, and vision needed to succeed. Their leadership, thoughtful decision-making, and commitment to excellence truly make a difference in the lives of our children each and every day. Mr. Mason serves South Boston Elementary, and we are thankful for his leadership!
Serving on a school board is not an easy job; it is one that requires courage, integrity, and a genuine heart for students. We are incredibly grateful for their service, their sacrifice, and their unwavering dedication to public education.
Please join us in thanking our school board member, Mr. Mason, for his leadership and commitment to our schools!
Second graders at SBE have done it again! 🎉📚
Students in Mrs. Newbill’s 2nd grade class worked hard and earned tokens to use in our Roadrunner Readers book vending machine. Their dedication and effort paid off with a brand-new book of their choice!
We are so proud of these young readers and their commitment to learning. Keep up the great work, Roadrunners! 💙✨
Students in Mrs. Newbill’s 2nd grade class worked hard and earned tokens to use in our Roadrunner Readers book vending machine. Their dedication and effort paid off with a brand-new book of their choice!
We are so proud of these young readers and their commitment to learning. Keep up the great work, Roadrunners! 💙✨
South Boston Elementary fourth graders recently experienced the incredible Danville Science Center Outreach Program – StarLab Portable Planetarium!
Inside the immersive planetarium, students explored the fascinating relationship between the sun, Earth, and moon while traveling through our solar system. They also learned about current and upcoming space missions, expanding their understanding of the ever-growing world of space exploration.
A special thank you to the Halifax County Public Schools Education Foundation for supporting our fourth graders through a mini-grant that made this unforgettable experience possible.
Inside the immersive planetarium, students explored the fascinating relationship between the sun, Earth, and moon while traveling through our solar system. They also learned about current and upcoming space missions, expanding their understanding of the ever-growing world of space exploration.
A special thank you to the Halifax County Public Schools Education Foundation for supporting our fourth graders through a mini-grant that made this unforgettable experience possible.
Interim reports for the third 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.
All schools and offices will be closed Monday, February 16, 2026 in observance of Presidents' Day.
