Report cards for the third nine weeks may be viewed on the Campus Portal. If you need assistance with the portal or need a paper copy of the report card, please contact your child's school.
We are excited to recognize our Teacher of the Year, Ms. Beth Putnam, and our Excellence in Service Award, Mrs. Judy Stone. They are both truly assets to the center! We deeply appreciate all of their hard work and dedication over the years.
Cupcake Donation – The students, faculty, and staff at South Boston Early
Learning Center would like to extend their heartfelt thank you to Kisha Jackson of
KJ’s Cake Creations for generously donating cupcakes to celebrate Read Across
America. We would also like to thank Frances Stoner for delivering them to the
school. The cupcakes were absolutely delicious and truly made the celebration
even more special!
The students wore green for St. Patrick's Day.
As a reminder, tomorrow, Friday, March 14, 2025 is a professional development day for staff. Students do not attend school.
At the school board meeting on Monday, March 10, 2025, the board voted to convert Thursday, March 20, 2025, to a full instructional day for students.
Ms. Lee's class took part in Read Across America, exhibiting fine motor skills through "Thing 1 & Thing 2" and "The Cat in the Hat" craft projects.
Dancing through the Day – The students and their family enjoyed an interactive Family Arts Experience presented by Wolf Trap Institute for Early Learning through the Arts at South Boston Early Learning Center. Laura Schandelmeier was the Wolf Trap Master Teaching Artist.
The students in Mrs. Crews' class went on a Safari Hunt and found a puzzle. They worked together to construct a giraffe
While learning about the different types of weather, Ms. Shelton's class enjoyed investigating snow and painting a sunshine.
The students in Mrs. Young's class discussed the letter C. The students were tasked with learning to recognize the letter Cc and associate it with objects that start with that letter and letter sound. In this activity, the students are using their fine motor skills to color the letter Cc. After coloring and cutting out all of their pieces, the students glued the C pattern and pieces onto construction paper to create a cow.
The students in Mrs. Ford's class completed a name craft using fine motor skills to glue pieces and letters onto their name clouds.
While studying farm animals, the students in Ms. Hackney's class used animal lacing cards to work on their concentration skills and improve their hand-eye coordination. Lacing cards encourages problem-solving by figuring out how to get the lace out of the cards once they have finished lacing them, helps the students pay attention to detail by allowing them to choose the animal and color lace they would like to use, and promotes conversations and giggles during the whole lacing adventure.
The students in Ms. Lee's class utilized fine motor skills to create patterns and the letter Hh and utilized writing skills to trace over letters in their name while recognizing the beginning sounds and letters.
The students in Mrs. Crews' class are enhancing their letter recognition and writing skills while enjoying the outdoors.
SAVE THE DATE!
Kindergarten registration will be held at all elementary schools on Thursday, March 27, 2025 from 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM.
PreK screening for the 4 -year-old program is underway. Please call the school in your attendance zone to schedule an appointment.
PreK screening for the 3 -year-old program is underway. Please call 434-476-2171 to schedule an appointment.
Due to the conditions of secondary roads, HCPS will be closed on Friday, February 21, 2025. This is a remote learning day for students and a work from home day for ten-month employees. Twelve-month employees are to follow code 2, report two hours late.
All schools and buildings will be closed on Thursday, February 20, 2025. This is a remote learning day for students and a work from home day for staff.
