We had a great time at our annual father/daughter dance. The theme this year was Candy Land.
Thank you to Brynn Scotto and her family for taking the time to make the basketball court look amazing!
Autism Awareness Week
Kindergarten students acting as paleontologists promoting hands-on exploration of Earth systems and scientific practices.
Jacob Klosterman made our school a Gaga pit for his Eagle Scout project. We are so thankful and can't wait to use it.
Teams compete in a virtual Tug-of-war by working together to solve each multiplication/division equation.
We hope everyone can come out to join the Catawba Springs fun!
Administration took students outside for lunch and some exercise.
While we know you love the excitement of golf and appreciate your interest in supporting a great cause, our tournament is officially full! We currently have a waitlist for golfer registrations.
The good news? You can still be part of the impact! We are actively accepting sponsorships, with four different levels to choose from. Each level offers great opportunities for recognition, including advertising on our thank-you banner, event t-shirts, and signage on tournament day.
Mrs. Goodson created an amazing art show this week. Every child had several pieces in the show. Check out the amazing student pieces displayed inside and out.
Our annual East Zone Carnival was a blast for all.
Students were greeted by an axolotl—Dr. Allen! There were lots of smiles and excited guesses as everyone wondered who was inside the costume.
This morning, every student walked into a positive note that had been colored just for them by another student. Our Student Council dreamed up this idea and made it happen, and it was such a joyful way to start the day.
Stem club learned about chemical reactions&engineering. They made bouncy balls,oobleck and soda geysers
Thank you to the Williams family, Mrs. Goodson, and her father for all their hard work getting the outdoor space ready for our school art show. Your time and effort will help make this event amazing!
Math Discourse Partners worked together to solve math problems that reviewed a multiplication standard.
5th graders explaining different ways to solve a whole number divided by a decimal.
The whole PE club together before the slopes.
PE club ski trip was so much fun and the fifth graders made memories that will last a lifetime.
Read across America pics of our 5th graders reading Dr. Seuss The Sneetches!
