Come support Aviator softball!
Students in Chemistry classes created presentations describing the best way to clear ice from roads in the winter based on budget and environmental concerns.
The cross country team traveled to Crowley's Ridge College on Tuesday to compete in the Race on the Ridge. Our team wore "Running for Sydney" wristbands in honor of Sydney Sutherland. Thanks to the SCS Foundation for purchasing the wristbands! Zeke Church won the Jr Boys race, coming in first in a race of over 150 runners. The Jr Boys team came in 3rd overall.
THS Esports played in week 2 of preseason today. Funky Town: 3-1 & Fruits Basket: 3-2 brought home the wins today!! Winning team members include: Jax Welsh, Christopher Chatman, Zephyr Stover; Kailyn Arter, Elektra Loven, & Bryce Sutton.
Transportation as part of our Family Unit.
Saturday night, the cross country team ran in the Runnin' Scared 5K at Pumpkin Hollow. August Huckabee, Dylan Richardson, and Marie Epp all medaled in their age divisions. Avery Brunner placed 8th overall, leading the team.
Mrs. Sloan's seventh grade students learning to count atoms and do compound ratios with tiles.
Mrs. Sloan's eighth grade classes working on learning DNA structure by building their own strands.
THS golf teams competed in the golf conference tournament Tuesday at Cooper’s Hawk Golf Course in Melbourne. Taryn Sink finished third overall by shooting an 86., which was only one stroke off of missing the playoff for medalist. This score was good enough to advance to state. The girls’ team finished 5th out of the 6 teams that qualified. The boys’ team finished 8th of 10.
This week in pre-K our children are learning about family members beyond their immediate family. This includes aunts, uncles, grandparents, and cousins. They are discovering how these extended family members fit into their family as well as now these relatives love them and help them when needed. We have been enjoying our listening center time. We also practiced what we would pack in a lunch if we were traveling to visit relatives. They enjoyed making sandwiches and packing them in containers to go.
In our math small group today we are comparing quantities. We are learning to identify quantities up to 5 without counting and use mathematical strategies to solve problems. We also made a T- chart to allow each child to share what name they use for their grandparents.
This week they were able to meet Frog-E who is Fanny the Frogs cousin. Frog-E is a programmable robot that will be used in our STEAM lessons.
Saturday night, the cross country team ran in the Runnin' Scared 5K at Pumpkin Hollow. August Huckabee, Dylan Richardson, and Marie Epp all medaled in their age divisions. Avery Brunner placed 8th overall, leading the team. The team will race tomorrow in the Race on the Ridge at Crowley's Ridge College.
Parent Teacher Conference at Tuckerman Elementary & High School will be Thursday, September 21st from 4:00 -7:00 pm.
Our toddlers are learning what it's like to be a family and all the different people that can make up a family. Today in our lesson we talked about "Grandpa's garden", we were lucky enough to have one of our own grandparents come teach us how to plant a garden.
Parent Teacher Conference at Swifton Middle School will be tomorrow, Monday September 18th from 4:00 -7:00 pm.
Mr. Michael took a few students to the ASTATE Preview Day on Saturday, Sep 16. Students got Free tickets to the football game, where they got to see the Red Wolves win against the Seawolves!! Juniors & Seniors, sign up for the next one on October 21!!
JCSD's very own Mr. Johnson was recognized at the ASTATE Red Wolves Football game tonight as a recipient for the "Extra Yard for Teachers" Grant. This grant awards $1000 to teachers who have had a positive impact on the lives of students.
The 5th graders have been writing narratives about their names. Today they practiced speaking and listening skills as they shared their name narratives and some pictures about their names.
Swifton Middle School thanks Unity Health for our awesome shirts!
To celebrate the end of the fairy tale & tall tale unit of study, 2nd grade students dressed as their favorite character from the stories read in class.
Support an athlete! Tuckerman athletics is having a fall calendar fundraiser. Reach out to an athlete from any sport to help them fill their calendar. 100% of the profit goes directly to our athletic department. Calendars will be turned in Monday, Oct. 2nd. Thank you for supporting our athletic programs!
