Steuben Arts Scene is offering youth art classes. The next class is coming soon on April 20th, 2024. PLease see the flyer for more information.
Friday, Mrs. Crankshaw's and Mrs. Pennington's classes reviewed what we knew about the water cycle and learned about clouds. Then we did an experiment to see how much "rain" it would take to saturate our cloud and make it rain!
The Board of Trustees of the Metropolitan School District of Steuben County will meet in a public work session on Thursday, March 7, 2024 at 6:00 pm. at Pleasant Lake Elementary School Gymnasium.
Subject to be discussed: Future Planning for Pleasant Lake Elementary School
Public Comment: Public comment and input will be sought
Steuben County Health Department will be administering Immunizations during Kindergarten & Pre-K Round-Up. March 13. See flyer for more information. Appointments Required.
Holly Herndon the Assistant Director of Youth Camps & Engagement at Trine University is excited to announce that they are hosting LEGO Camps on campus during Spring Break for 1st – 4th Graders.
March 25 & 26 will be for 1st & 2nd grade students from 9am – 2pm and March 27 & 28 will be for 3rd & 4th grade students from 9am – 2pm. Space is limited to 20 students per camp.
If you have any questions, please email me at herndonh@trine.edu
Good Afternoon, We have some exciting news to share about our new take-home books for kindergarten through second grade students. Below is a letter and video with more information. www.youtube.com/watch?v=Evo9ZyyYQ8w
Don't Miss Tonight's Parent Guidance Webinar!
You can join from anywhere or come in person to the Carnegie Library from 7:00 PM-8:00 PM.
Register using the QR code and receive the link to join the Webinar.
Ms. Bromley and Mrs. McFerron's classes are working on their social skills with Puzzles!
Mr Newhard’s class was studying a science unit on weather and the effects of it. As a class we had to use various materials to build storm shelters that went trough wind and rain tests. Many were successful!
If your 5th-grade students fell in love with an instrument during sessions in school recently, sign up for the band in middle school and get your instrument ready to go. Come to AMS on Tuesday from 5-7 and meet with representatives from Sweetwater to start the rental process.
Second grade just completed the Head in the Clouds science unit. After researching different types of clouds, students created a cloud model. The model included cirrus, stratus, cumulus, and cumulonimbus clouds. The students did a great job of using creativity to show off their knowledge!
For the month of February Hendry Park students are working to raise money for the American Heart Association through the Kids Heart Challenge. The Roadrunners are also working hard in PE to complete the Jumprope Ninja Challenge! We already have four students who have earned their black belt! Congratulations Rileigh, Easton, Kolbie and Lily!!
MSD of Steuben County faculty and staff participated in a professional development day on Friday, Feb 16th. Everyone attended sessions and education clinics about safety, reading, writing, and many other subjects.
Trine University Innovation One and The Makerspace Innovation Learning Lab
(MILL) would like to invite you to join us in a fun evening in the MILL to learn
about the equipment we have and participate in a couple of hands-on activities.
Wednesday February 14th 4-7pm See Flyers for more information.
To REGISTER use QR on flyer or go to https://trineinnovationone.wufoo.com/forms/m12pc0z01cpi4q2/
If you missed one of the Family IREAD Nights and have a current 2nd or 3rd grader, a video recording is now available! Check it out by clicking on the link below!
https://youtu.be/T29Su96FOKA?si=7xSLdgssh0HBLitw
Hendry Park Elementary Yearbooks are on sale now until Mrach 21st. Order forms were sent home or you can order online at inter-state.com/order and enter this code: 85004W
Yearbooks are only $14.00
MSD 4th graders got to go to the Mizpah Shrine circus! Complete with a police escort all the way to the circus!
Yesterday our schools celebrated 100 days of school or 101 days in our case since the official 100 days was an elearning day. Celebrating 100 Days was started in 1979 by a teacher named Lynn Taylor. She chose 100 days because was a concrete idea that students could grasp and celebrate. The idea quickly spread and is now celebrated in schools across the nation. Our schools celebrated in a few different ways. Some staff and students dressed like 100-year-olds, and activities revolved around activities counting to 100. Due to snow/fog our first day back in the classroom was 101 days, so some celebrated by having lessons around 101 Dalmatians. Learning I Fun.
More fog! We're starting with a 2 hour delay again this morning. Stay safe, we'll see you soon!
Before we had some snow days Mrs Burris’ first grade class was able to learn about Martin Luther King JR and what he did for our country . He wanted everyone one to be equal and for us to all be friends no matter what color or race we are.
