The following students were chosen by eighth-grade staff at Southern Columbia Middle School SoCo Stars of the Month for October 2022. These students were chosen because they displayed self-control, tolerance, academic integrity, and resilience within the school setting. Congratulations to each student and their families!
Jace Malakoski, Aidyn McHale, Leah Fenstermacher, Lauren Hauer
6th Grade students celebrated just how sweet reading is with Dunkin Donuts and hot chocolate provided by SMART. To secure their place at this celebration, students had to earn 25 or more AR points by the end of the first marking period.
On Tuesday and Wednesday, Kemilyn Hill, Sarah Eyer, Saira Sodergren, and Maggie Stauder participated in County Choir at Berwick High School. This is the first festival in two years, and it was great to resume this event with so many talented students from surrounding schools.
The following students were chosen by Fifth Grade Staff at Southern Columbia Middle School as October SoCo Stars of the Month. These students were chosen because they have displayed self-control, integrity, and resilience within the classroom. Congratulations to Malania Harmon and Will Visnosky!
Thanksgiving Spirit Week will take place November 14-18. Please see the attached flyer and plan to participate!
Mrs. Elliott leads 1st graders in basic yoga poses during the first monthly mindfulness session.
Mrs. Roulin's art elective students have prepared a variety of artwork to welcome our special guests on Friday for Veterans Day. Students did their best work as a demonstration of their thanks to those who have served our country.
Mrs. Gessner's Kindergarten class and Miss Sharrow's 1st grade class participated in Halloween activity stations in Gym Class.
Small business owner and professor Dr. Curt Jones spoke to FBLA students about satisfying a need in the market and the importance of hard work. "If someone can create a pet rock for millions, there's an opportunity for everyone."
Mr. Visnosky's and Mrs. Bloom's ELA classes worked together to create a life-sized analysis of a character selected from the novel Where the Red Fern Grows.
Mrs. Stone's third grade class read Halloween books to Mrs. Madden's first grade class. They also wrote Monster Stories together.
Mrs. Becker and Miss Benfer's Intro to Business classes created a Halloween bulletin board entitled "Ghosts of Brands Past" featuring tombstones of defunct companies or brands.
High School Spanish students visited Kindergarten classrooms this morning to teach the children about color words and sugar skulls.
On Friday, October 28th Ms. Habowski, along with her BU co-op, did a lesson on adjectives. After reviewing and learning about adjectives, students came up with a list of adjectives to describe a pumpkin. Students then took turns writing their adjective onto the pumpkin.
Our beautiful elementary center this morning! Have a wonderful weekend!
Today was the Big Reveal...behind the box in the lobby of the elementary center was...our new Book Vending Machine! Congratulations to the first book "buyers" in each grade level! We are always creative when it comes to educating our Tigers!
Thank you to everyone who came out to enjoy our 3rd Annual Trunk or Treat event last night. We hope that you and your family had a wonderful evening.
Pumpkin #11 took first place in the Family and Consumer Sciences pumpkin carving competition. Pumpkins were voted on by trick-or-treaters during the SCA Trunk or Treat Event.
Mrs. Roulin's Foundations of Art students experimented with color mixing to create these "spooktacular" jack-o-lanterns.
Parenting and Child Development students were tasked with painting a pumpkin based on a children's book. Pumpkins were voted on by trick-or-treaters during the Trunk or Treat event. Group A with their Winnie the Pooh themed pumpkin won first place.
