Fifteen students from grades 3 -8 competed last Friday in Plano for the area Math Olympics competition. They were a part of 235 students from 15 other schools completing four rounds of questions in either reasoning or computation categories. These students advanced to this final competition after qualifying聽 for the district competition back in December. […]
From the desk of Wally Dawkins, Athletic Director: Friday morning I, along with Head Football Coach Scott Ryle and Cheer Coach Tiffany Hubbard, took athletes from the 6th Grade Class, to meet with current 5th Graders at the 91猫先生 Lower School. The purpose of the visit was to show the 5th聽grade what it looks […]
From the desk of Becky Knight, Girls Soccer Coach: These girls worked crazy hard this season! We faced a lot of adversity with injuries on the team and that held us back, but they never ceased in persevering each game. This was a character building season 鈥� a time to learn what it looks […]
From the desk of Jan Hommel, Museum Director: Q: Which president was often called the Little Magician? A: Martin Van Buren. Van Buren was often called the 鈥淟ittle Magician鈥� for his skill and wit and for being the main man responsible for organizing the Democratic Party. With this type of resume, you would think that […]
Imagine a chilly, nearing brutally cold – barring the right clothing – night in a small town of East Texas. You鈥檙e sitting in the stands of a high school stadium watching a soccer game. About 10 minutes into the game, you hear the student section start to roar. This is kind of odd to you […]
Second grade completed their second service project in February. Students worked at home performing chores to earn extra money for the purchase of cuddly friends. Donations were delivered to Children’s Advocacy Center on Valentine’s Day. Many children in Smith County will receive love from the 91猫先生 community.
Mrs. Ponce鈥檚 4th grade class enjoyed the museum visit on the 鈥淭exas Revolution鈥� February 20.
We loved getting to welcome family and friends of our Lower School students to campus during our class Valentine’s parties.
On Valentine’s Day, the first graders at the Lower School acted out different scenarios that portrayed how to love each other.
From the desk of Celia Tucker, College Counselor: Well, the Lord did it again. He sent us on a college trip to Austin, College Station, and Waco, which should have totally exhausted us but the opposite happened–we came back inspired, excited, and full of energy. How in the world does that happen? The excursion included […]
The Middle School drama students work diligently during the fall semester to stretch and strengthen their theatrical abilities. The work culminates in our winter One Act Play that is featured at the annual Potatoes and Plays event. This year the MS drama class produced 鈥淪hakespeare Unbound鈥� by Claudia Haas. It is the story of young […]
The second grade library LEGO club allows students to work as young scientists and engineers as they construct, investigate, and understand the operation of simple and compound machines. Students built constructions using gears and explored how to change the direction of rotation, increase or decrease the speed of rotation. Testing constructions, problem solving and collaborating […]