Our CSE Families had a great day today! Congratulations to the Integrity-Blue Family for winning the overall Fall Festival Championship!
Shout out to Jones! He is working hard and loving Fall Festival! His teachers say he is a joy and love having him in class!
Mrs. Thomason's class is ready for the FALL FESTIVAL!!
We are deeply saddened by the passing of our former nurse, Connie Johnson. She was so special to our students and staff. We ask that you remember her family in your thoughts and prayers.
There will be pizza for sale Friday in the Elementary Library for $2.00 each slice beginning at 10:30.
Please make plans to join us tomorrow, October 28th for our Fall Festival! There will be food, games, and fun. We will be piloting a new program called Circool for our visitor check in procedures. Be sure to check your email to set up your account. Thank you. We look forward to seeing you tomorrow.
Our Voyage begins next week!
There will be pizza for sale in the library during the Fall Festival Friday for $2 a slice.
Pre K with their CRAZY socks!
5th grade “Celebration Day” at Hillside-NinetyOne. #Pottery #Play #AsianCuisine
A Single Shard is a novel by Linda Sue Park, set in 12th-century Korea. It won the 2002 Newbery Medal, awarded for excellence in children's literature.
It’s a great day to be an EAGLE!
Mrs. Calvert's class had a great time creating their own "Spookley"!
Mrs. Shumaker's Pre-K had a great time carving pumpkins today. Thank you Mr. Cole for helping us!
The AEA Be a Champion and Read Contest is in full swing! To be eligible for the Iron Bowl tickets, K-6 students should read 6 books and completely fill out their contest entry form. All forms are due to Mrs. Bookout in the library no later than Thursday, October 27th.
Cold Springs Elementary Cookie Dough Pick Up is today! If you know you have a very large order, please make arrangements to pick up in the elementary gym after 12pm today. We will send small orders home with students who ride the bus. You may also use curbside pickup during car rider line today. Thank you for your support!
Please join us tonight for our Cold Springs Community Meeting at 6 pm in the Elementary Library.
Mrs. Calvert's class had a visit from a fire fighter today and learned about fire safety!
Dillon Chafin and Abree McClendon represented Cold Springs very well! They brought home several ribbons and a trophy! Congratulations!
Please help us congratulate Allie Light. Allie is our 1st 9weeks 5th-8th grade Servant Leadership Award Winner. This is what was said about her: Allie shows servant leadership by supporting our ongoing service project, the Field of Miracles. Her genuine love for this service project can be seen easily. She is always donating numerous bags of candy and softball gloves for the athletes at the Field of Miracles. At school, she shows kindness and an ability to help others, putting others before herself. She is always helping out classmates or anyone in need without having to be asked. Allie is a wonderful example to others by being a servant leader. By thinking of others first, she represents our theme--Walk Humbly.
Please help us congratulate Finnley Starnes. Finnley is our 1st 9weeks PreK-K Servant Leadership Award Winner. This is what was said about her: Finnley is an awesome leader in her classroom last year and she continues to be a great example for all students. She's always willing to help others and is always following directions. She can be seen helping others both last year and this year. She is very well-behaved at all times and helpful to other children. She continues to do great things by being a servant leader. She shows others how to Love Kindness.
Please help us congratulate Linley Livingston. Linley is our 1st 9weeks 1st-4th grade Servant Leadership Award Winner. This is what was said about her: Linley has a heart of gold and is so sweet to the students around her. She is always willing to help others. She is always asking for ways to help in the classroom. She is a very hard worker and she is often looking for ways to help her peers. Students who reach their reading goals are given computer game time. Linley was sitting with two students who had not. She came to the table and asked if she could use her free time to help the kids who hadn't reached their goals meet those. She was worried about the kids feeling bad about themselves. She is the first one to share her snack or anything else. She is always looking to help others in need, whether it be peers or teachers. Linley is a perfect example of servant leadership. She is a great example of what it means to Do Justice.
