Students at Sydnor Jennings walked through the new CWD and screening system.
This week in Mr. Barksdale's STEM class, students learned about computer programming using Ozobots, pollination, and force and motion.
Faculty & staff wore red to support a co-worker and her family.
We would like to thank all the parents that came out and supported our 1st P.A.C. meeting.
Reminder: Picture Day: Tomorrow, September 26th
The Fall Festival will be held on Friday, October 27th from 6:00 - 8:30 p.m. We will have a lot of games and food for you and your child(ren) to enjoy! We will also be having a raffle for a chance to win some amazing prizes. Come out and support SJES.
*We are still in need of volunteers. Please contact us for more information.*
Students represented the first day of fall by wearing fall colors.
Mrs. Moser's Pre-K class used sponges and fall color paint to decorate a turkey.
Too many absences can keep students from succeeding in school. If students miss 10% of the school year, they are considered chronically absent.
Thank you to the employees of Presto for the generous donation of school supplies. Presto also donated products to our schools. We appreciate the donation so much!
Thank you to the employees of Presto for the generous donation of school supplies. Presto also donated products to our schools. We appreciate the donation so much!
Thank you to the employees of Presto for the generous donation of school supplies.
Presto also donated products for use in the schools. We appreciate the donation so much!
Kindergarten students conducted an experiment to see what would happen to a potato, banana, and an apple when it sits out over a period time. During the potato portion of this experiment, one was placed in water and one was not. Students will observe over the next few days to see what the out come is.
Ms. Covington's ECSE student used his skills to create truck art.
Mrs. Moser's Pre-K class learned about classical music by watching different scenes from "The Nutcracker."
Mrs. Moser's Pre-K students got a chance to use their Chromebook. They explored many different games and activities based on their curriculum.
Attendance Matters!
Did you know If a student is absent 10% or more of the school year, it is considered chronic absenteeism? Ten percent is 18 days per school year or an average of two days a month.
Ms. Doss's second grade class did a hands on science experiment talking about the life cycle of a butterfly.
Ms. Oliver's Kindergarten class used shaving cream to write out numbers and letters.
Ms. Dishmond's 5th grade students did a hands on science experiment on mixture and solution.
Please click the link below to view pictures.
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