From the desk of Tammy Hayes, Middle School Principal: Once upon a time there lived several children between the ages of eleven and fourteen. They all went to school together in a quaint little East Texas town where not much really ever went wrong. They played together nicely, skipping to class and laughing at each […]
The Rotary Club of Tyler recognizes one male and one female student from our senior class as part of their 鈥淢ost Outstanding High School Senior Students鈥� Program. Those selected and honored from 91猫先生 聽this year were Morgan Moss and Chipper Adams. The selection of these 鈥淢ost Outstanding Senior Students鈥� is based on their achievements […]
From the desk of Jessica Mize, ACE Coordinator: Here at the 91猫先生 School we are dedicated to teaching the whole student. As a part of this commitment, we offer a distinctive program designed to come alongside our students in their academic journey in order to help foster a sense of collective engagement between the […]
On Wednesday morning, November 4th, the members of the student council underwent a core values and mission statement design training with Mrs. Mize. As a final piece of completing her Master of Ethical Leadership, Mrs. Mize designed a training session for the members of the student council that taught them the importance of values-based decision […]
Technology and The Academic Office have teamed up once again to provide access for seniors to complete college and scholarship applications. During Senior Seminar recently seniors came to the Academic Suite to find laptops ready and accessible during class time. Last year seniors had to go to the computer lab to work but with the […]
From the desk of Celia Tucker, Academic Counselor: Has there ever been a time when you just could not get a song or a chant or a rap out of your brain? You found that it just kept coming back over and over again when there would be a slight moment that you weren鈥檛 thinking […]
How do you keep student鈥檚 interested in exponents? Go to the museum and answer the ancient question: How many rats were in one of the trenches at the end of World War I? Mrs. McEuen brought her College Algebra classes to the museum to introduce the importance of exponents. After a brief introduction to WWI […]
Seniors came by the Academic Office for a treat last week if they had completed a college application. They know that getting their applications submitted early will allow them to relax and wait for those 聽offers of admission to come in! Although it may seem a little stressful while trying to gather materials and make […]
Mrs. Smith鈥檚 class had a lesson on classifying and sorting in math this week! They enjoyed this hands on activity!
Students in Mrs Wallace’s sixth grade science simulated the process of strip mining using chocolate chip cookies! Students were given an imaginary coal mining company with a whopping $19 to start up their business! They had to purchase equipment, choose the “land of coal” they could afford and mine it to make money all in […]
Our Scholastic Book Fair is a reading event that brings the books kids want to read right into our school. It鈥檚 a wonderful selection of engaging and affordable books for every reading level. Please make plans to visit our Book Fair and be involved in shaping your child鈥檚 reading habits. Book Fair dates: November 10, […]
We’ve been discussing fall in Mra Haugh’s class and all the changes that occur with the leaves and weather. So we decided to go on a leaf hunt and see what we could find! Our students were excited to see all the beautiful colors of the leaves. Afterwards, we brought some back to the class […]