Congratulations to all our November and December Student of the Month winners. We are so proud of your leadership in the classroom. Keep it up! #19EveryStudent
SES students are playing “What the Grinch Left in the Library” this week! #19EveryStudent
SES 5th grade teacher Mrs. Jones won a dance party hosted by our very own DJ Wiz! All 5th graders were welcome, showing off their sweet moves!
Our Scott Elementary family could not be more proud to recognize the efforts of Mrs. Johnna Mossor, Supervisory Aide at SES. During lunch on December 15, a student began choking on a piece of food. Students nearby immediately notified Mrs. Mossor, and she performed the Heimlich Maneuver to help the student. The student was immediately able to breathe again and sustained no injuries whatsoever, thanks to the efforts of Mrs. Mossor.
Today, the father of the student, David Knapp, Command Sr. Chief - Sector Upper Mississippi River of the United States Coast Guard, paid a visit to SES to personally thank Mrs. Mossor and presented her with the Chief’s Coin from the U.S. Coast Guard. To say that it was an emotional moment would be an understatement. We are so proud of Mrs. Mossor and thankful that she is a part of our SES family! #19EveryStudent
SES 2nd graders did an awesome job on their musical, "Grumps Of Ring-A-Ding-Town!"
Kindergarten at Scott Elementary always has fun in math. Mrs. Gould's class used construction paper to understand number bonds while learning to add numbers under 10. #19EveryStudent
5th Grade band and chorus students from Scott Elementary performed in front of friends and family Tuesday evening. They sounded great, and we are so proud of their hard work and dedication to our music program! #EveryStudent
Scott Elementary Second Grade proudly presented "The Grumps of Ring-A-Ding Town today for their parents and families! They did an outstanding job singing and narrating! We are so proud of them! #19EveryStudent
Third Grade Artists working on small clay sculptures for our Small Clay Sculpture Show. #19EveryStudent
Mrs. Brown's third grade students are learning about simple machines. They are constructing models of the six simple machines using vex kits and fusion 360 software.
5th grade students at SES started working on their 3D designs today. These designs will be printed on our 3D Printers later this month. #19EveryStudent
December is a magical time in Scott Elementary Kindergarten. After hearing Santa over the loud speaker, they were presented with a package all the way from the North Pole, and a note that their very own elf was already watching over their classroom. #19EveryStudent
Soon students will come home with an Impact Aid survey. Please complete the form and return it if you haven't completed it electronically. Families with more than one student only need to complete one paper form and turn in to one school. All families need to complete this.
We need your help. About 20% of families have completed the Impact Aid form. Access the form via Qmlativ’s Skyward Family Access—where you see student grades. The form takes about 2 minutes per student. Impact Aid helps the District provide for our students. #19EveryStudent
Third graders in Mrs Brown's class are learning about engineering by building houses that can withstand strong winds. #19everystudent #19sespride
Third graders at Scott Elementary got a visit from meteorologist, Stephen Elmore, today. The students listened to a presentation and were able to ask questions of Mr. Elmore who works for Channel 5 News in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Mr. Elmore also happens to be the son of Scott Elementary's librarian, Mrs. Barb Elmore. #19everyday #19sespride
Mrs. Schafluetzel’s 1st grade class at SES had a great time reading and highlighting their open and closed syllable words together! #19EveryDay
Mrs. Albers’ first graders wrote Native American stories and read them around the “campfire”. #19EveryStudent #ScottElementary
It was all hands-on deck at Scott Elementary to put together this year's STEM night. Students and their families had a fabulous night of fun and learning. Students had the opportunity to participate in many stations, including Space Goggles, Beebots, Magnetic Slime, LEGO Building, Toothpick geometry, Air Rockets, and so much more. #19EveryStudent
Mr. Incredible made a special appearance to all of Scott Elementary's kindergarten classes as they learned about the "short i" sound in class. What a great surprise for these kindergarteners to see a real superhero show up in their classroom! #19EveryStudent
