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Broad Street Elementary School held a "March Madness Attendance Challenge" for the entirety of the month where homerooms went head-to-head for the best attendance record.
Students in Mrs. Michelini‘s first grade class at Summit Elementary School recently completed a project-based learning experience involving creating an ice cream shop!
Students in grades 5-8 competed in the first ever Center Avenue Middle School History Bowl! The event was hosted by Officer Swartzlander who prepared ten rounds of questions for the students. Elementary students attended the history bowl to cheer on their peers!
It was a close competition, but in the end Mrs. Kaylor's class came in first place, Miss Pernazza's class in second place and Mrs. Dunton's class came in third.
McQuistion Elementary School was transformed into Seussville during this year’s annual Read-a-Thon. The Cat in Hat made a special adventure to invite students to tally up all their minutes of reading over a two week period wrapping up with Read Across America Week.
In Mrs. Takacs' 5th grade classes at Center Township Elementary, the French and Indian War is over and the British have been triumphant! However, King George and the Parliament have unjustly forced taxes and tyranny upon the American colonies to pay for the war. The colonists are angry about being taxed unfairly without representation! Protests and thoughts of independence have begun!
On Friday, March 29 from 7:00 am - 5:00 pm, we will be treating select areas at the Butler Senior High School and Intermediate High School (weather permitting). Areas will be posted on site.