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Agriculture Power Machinery students are studying electrode selection. Mr. Vance is explaining what the AWS coding system identifies about each electrode and the limitations found there in. He is also demonstrating how the various electrodes can affect the appearance of the weld due to the properties that makeup the electrode. READ MORE >
Mr. Black's Construction class has been busy building Blessing Boxes for the Community Impact Project that is sponsored by the GFWC Ackerman 20th Century Club. The boxes will be at three locations throughout the community for people to pick up and drop off non-perishable items for those in need in our community. READ MORE >
Congratulations Mrs. Anderson on being Weir's Paraprofessional of the Year! We appreciate all you do to keep our school clean. The special attention you pay not only to the cleaning of our school and each classroom, but being a positive upbeat mentor to the students. Thank you for all you do and all the care you show to the students and staff!!!!! READ MORE >
Congratulations Mrs. Fisher for being awarded the Weir Teacher of the Year! We are so thankful for Mrs. Fisher. She makes library a warm inviting place where students enjoy going for activity. She makes sure her students are taken care; she keeps the library resources new by ordering new books & getting books connected to online resources. She also makes sure... READ MORE >
First and Second year Ag Power students participated in a fabrication competition. They were given certain tools and materials to build a small stool. The project required them to read blueprints, calculate radius of a circle, reading a tape measure, and use the skills they have acquired in Oxyfuel cutting and SMAW. These students had 45 minutes to complete the... READ MORE >
Today in Mrs. Stirewalt's class we reinforced our theory material on the integumentary system with a skin lab. We focused on layers ,structures and functions of the skin. Each student made a cross section model of the skin and labeled each area. It's always good to do the hands on lab especially with the integumentary system as this system is hard to visualize. READ MORE >
The Agriculture Mechanical Core students are developing skills using the SMAW process. They are demonstrating proper arc strike, arc length, and travel speed to produce increasingly better-quality welds. These skills will build a foundation to build on as they continue to study more advanced welding techniques. The Agriculture Power students are fabricating tractor... READ MORE >
CCCTC's Annual Fruit Sale deadline is approaching. Please show your support for our CCCTC students!! You can purchase fruit from any student or call the CCCTC office at 662-285-4152 to place an order. If you would like to order online, the link is provided below. The order deadline is November 19th and may be turned into the office Monday through Thursday of next... READ MORE >
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At FCE we make sure we are safe! Tornado, fire, and earthquake drills keep us ready! READ MORE >
FCE celebrates Boss's Day with a putting green for Mr. Burton! We appreciate all Mr. Burton does for FCE students and staff! We think he's one of the best principals there is! READ MORE >
Mr. Lane Bell, North Area Director for the Mississippi Construction Education Foundation, presented the Certificate of Accreditation to the Choctaw County Career and Technology Center. Pictured receiving the award is Mr. Robert Black, Construction Trades Instructor. Mrs. Ronda Huffman, CCC&TC Director, states that both Mr. Robert Black and Mr. Dudley Vance,... READ MORE >
WES teachers board the bus to deliver special signs to their students. WES chargers are awesome!!!! #WeirExcellenceShines READ MORE >
6th grade students in Mrs. Perry’s PACE class completed a fall STEM challenge today. The students worked in groups to build a multi-leveled slide for an acorn to roll down. They did a great job engineering, problem solving, and working together as a team! READ MORE >
FCE 5th grade has math escape challenge “The Great Pumpkin Heist”. READ MORE >
FCE 6th grade goes on a percents scavenger hunt. READ MORE >
FCE Pre-K students, Ace Alexander and Henley Baxter are entertained by elephants who enter and exit. Technology is an important part of pre-kindergarten because it enhances a child's social learning as well as improve cognitive skills. READ MORE >
FCE 1st graders at PE with Coach Young enjoy cooler temperatures and a parachute game. READ MORE >
Fourth grader Robert Bentley practices his multiples of 4. READ MORE >
Third grader Jaleigha Johnson practices working with arrays when multiplying. READ MORE >
Fifth graders, Brendan Thurman, Cristian Demecio, and Jackson Rushing conduct experiments testing the solubility of different substances. READ MORE >
Mrs. Telano’s 6th graders are learning about the western region of the United States while also identifying the locations of each state and its capital. READ MORE >
It's been a DINO-MITE day in Pre-K at FCE! READ MORE >
FCE 2nd graders are working really hard on recognizing pronouns, verbs, and nouns! READ MORE >
Mr. Ronnie Montague donated masks for FCE students to wear. Mrs. Ray's kindergarteners show how they wear their masks! READ MORE >
Boston Rushing and Jaleigha Johnson play a partner game to learn their quadrilateral attributes in Mrs. Chesteen's math class. READ MORE >
Jahkiyah Johnson and Tristan Clark create their own food webs in Mrs. Chesteen's class. READ MORE >
Analisa Meyer works on Freckle doing place value practice in Mrs. Chesteen's fourth grade math class. READ MORE >
FCE school day pictures will be taken on Friday, September 25th starting at 8:00 am. READ MORE >
Just a reminder that FCE progress reports will be sent home Wednesday, September 16th.! READ MORE >
In Mrs. McKnight's 1st grade, students wrote a paragraph describing which community helper they would want to be. After writing, students shared their paragraphs with their classmates. Rylee shared that she wanted to be a teacher when she grows up because she wants to read books to her class and she wants to teach children. READ MORE >
6th graders in Mrs. Telano's Social Studies are refreshing their memory on the location of the world's continents and oceans. READ MORE >
Mrs. Ray's FCE kindergarten wears hats to reinforce the letter H! READ MORE >
Ms. Kylie and Ms. Suzanna's pre-kindergarten class at French Camp Elementary enjoyed a thematic unit introducing the alphabet. The students loved painting their hand prints to make pictures representing each letter of the alphabet. Then they placed them in alphabetical order. Raymond Poincare said it best when he said “You hold in your hands the future of the world.” READ MORE >
FCE Little Chargers for August: Warren McDaniel, Henley Baxter, Araylee Mooney, Luke McCoy, McKenzie Vaughn, Eden Martin, Kandler Stanford, J J Ferguson, Nate Banga, Collin Hooten, Reagan McCoy, Savannah Holly, Cristian Demecio, Kaitlyn Collier, Lilly Lacey, Ayden Watkins READ MORE >
FCE Second Graders are working hard reading passages and finding the main idea and details from the passage. READ MORE >
FCE 1st graders apply schema to the word "discovered" as they work in their vocabulary journals. READ MORE >
Mrs. Ray's Kindergarten at FCE celebrated a glow day in order to reinforce the sound of letter G. READ MORE >
WEIR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL “We have spirit, yes we do!” We have spirit, how about you?” Let’s dress up and show our CHOCTAW CHARGER SPIRIT 9/4 Charger Spirit Day 9/11 America Day (patriotic colors) 9/18 Hawaiian Day 9/25 Homecoming week (theme undecided) 10/2 Tie Dye Day 10/9 Pink Out Day 10/16 Animal Print Day 10/23 Dynamic Duo/Group 10/30 Camo Day READ MORE >
WEIR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL “We have spirit, yes we do!” We have spirit, how about you?” Let’s dress up and show our CHOCTAW CHARGER SPIRIT 9/4 Charger Spirit Day 9/11 America Day (patriotic colors) 9/18 Hawaiian Day 9/25 Homecoming week (theme undecided) 10/2 Tie Dye Day 10/9 Pink Out Day 10/16 Animal Print Day 10/23 Dynamic Duo/Group 10/30 Camo Day READ MORE >
Mrs. Ray's Kindergarten makes lemonade while learning about the letter L. READ MORE >
Weir Elementary School is so thankful for the Water Filling Stations that the Choctaw County School District had installed in our school. We are also thankful for our principal ordering Portable Sinks for the rooms that don't have sinks in them - A BIG Thank you to everyone that helps protect our students.Portable Sink with a soap dispenserWater Filling Stations... READ MORE >
Weir Elementary School is practicing social distancing.First grade is headed to activities - we are so proud of how they are practicing their social distancing.Second grade students are headed to activity classes - they have been doing a great job keep the distance between each other - Good Job Students!!!Students are spaced out in the classroom to follow... READ MORE >
Weir Elementary School is practicing social distanFirst Grade lining up to go to activity - proud of our little first graders who have been doing great practicing their social distancing.Second grade students are going to activities - so proud of how they are doing with social distancing.Students have their own individual seating.Students have their own supply boxes READ MORE >
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WES Staff and Teachers would like to thank the PTO for all of their LOVE and support!!! Thank-you for the dinner, framed teacher picture, Teacher's Prayer, and pencil sharpener what a great treat before school started! WES Staff and Teachers also want to send out a BIG Thank-you to the cafeteria ladies and the GRILL Chefs - Mr. Beard and all who helped make this... READ MORE >
Weir Elementary School Open House Videos. Please listen to Mrs. Denson's video first. Then your student's teacher's videos. We also have special activity teachers and other accommodation videos to watch too. Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Talley, Mr. Snyder, and Mrs. Canterberry will be added as soon as possible.Robbie DensonStephanie Howard, Pre-KTomeka Conerly,... READ MORE >
Robbie Denson Principal - Stephanie Howard Pre-K - Tomeka Conerly Kindergarten - Julie Chase 1st/2nd - Elicia Griffin 3rd/4th - Bethany Arnault 3th/4th - Haley Hunt 5th/6th - Kyla McKnight 5th - Kyla Mcknight 6th - Sherri Coleman 5th/6th - Rachel Kirk Music - Sherry Hall Interventionist - Tori McCulloch Speech -Lilia Fisher... READ MORE >
Mrs. Rachel Ashford, Mrs. Fannie McMullen, Mrs. Canterbury, Mrs. Charlotte Miller, and Mrs. Angela Ashford treated all the WES staff, teachers, and assistants with a special breakfast and a very special teacher framed poem. Thank-you from all the teachers and assistants. We are very grateful for your kindness. READ MORE >
Orientation for WEIR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL distance learning will be on August 12th. The school will call parents of distance learning students to set up an appointment. Orientation is required. Students and Parents must attend. During orientation you will be given a device and other supplies along with training on how to use the devices. READ MORE >
Mr. Dobbs created a band sign up sheet for 6th grade. Anyone who is interested can get it here. https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=gffgaaPKLE2y8OkGQOZSBFH2flM5AkxCroFotdSWd55URVJZR1lVSTJOTklOOFlDR1hDMEROV0U3QS4u READ MORE >
As we start the school year and make preparations for school safety, we are glad to see our supply orders being filled. This week Weir Elementary School has received protective equipment for staff, teachers, and students. READ MORE >
Virtual Open House will be posted on August 10th for grades Kindergarten to 6th grade. A link will be provided on WES webpage or WES app and WES Facebook. READ MORE >
In-person open house for Pre-K and NEW Kindergarten students will be on Monday, August 10th. The school will call parents/guardians to set-up an appointment. READ MORE >
WES START DATE: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 2020 This is a short day dismissal is at 12:40 Bus Transportation: District · All buses will be sanitized on a daily basis. · Students will have their temperature checked before they are able to enter the bus. This will be done with a touchless thermometer. · Face masks must be worn while riding the school bus. · ... READ MORE >
First Day of School 2020:The first day of school for the 2020-2021 school year will be Wednesday, August 5th. Every Wednesday during the school year, beginning with the first day, will be an early release day, with students dismissing at 12:30.2020 School Safety Procedures FCE Mornings · Car Riders – Student temps will be checked before parents pull off.... READ MORE >
Please click on the link below to open the document for the District and WES COVID 19 Plan to return to schoolhttps://drive.google.com/file/d/1Qvna-nlAiafy2SLRHrgP_BnJ2-XAkm6l/view?usp=sharing READ MORE >
If your child is planning on attending WES Kindergarten Program for the 2020-2021 school year, and your child did not attend our Pre-K program please send the following information to helpwes@choctawsd.ms 1. Your Child's name2. Your Child's birthday3. Parent's name4. Parent's address5. Parent's phone number6. Parent's email READ MORE >
If your child is planning on attending WES Kindergarten Program for the 2020-2021 school year, and your child did not attend our Pre-K program please send the following information to helpwes@choctawsd.ms 1. Your Child's name 2. Your Child's birthday 3. Parent's name 4. Parent's address 5. Parent's phone number 6. Parent's email #werexcellenceshines READ MORE >
NASA LIFT OFF TODAY!!!Live Stream Informationhttps://www.nasa.gov/nasaliveLift off, launch, will be at 3:33 pm our time - you will not want to miss this. We are watching videos on the NASA website now - it is very interesting.If you are able to get to a computer or your phone, and look up NASA - this would be great to watch. For the first time in 9 years, we are... READ MORE >
Winner of a Tablet and Case (Purchased by PTO) Most Growth in Pre-Kindergarten- Mariah Shells Most Growth in Kindergarten-Destinee Miller Most AR Points from 1st-2nd – Jaclyn Hobson Most AR Points from 3rd-4th- Shalyn Hollinger Most AR Point from 5th-6th-Caelyn Hollinger Most AM Objectives from 1st-2nd- Mytaveus Montgomery Most AM Objectives from... READ MORE >
USE THIS LINK https://youtu.be/GvoEQmK7J-8 Congratulations Fifth Grade! We are proud of you! You have worked very hard this year! We love and miss you! Have a great, safe, and fun summer! #WeirExcellenceShines READ MORE >
USE THIS LINKhttps://youtu.be/W1pxcqc7IL0 Congratulations Kindergarten! We are proud of you! You have worked very hard this year! We love and miss you! Have a great, safe, and fun summer! #WeirExcellenceShines READ MORE >
USE THIS LINKhttps://youtu.be/sS6Yj71bTic Congratulations Second Grade! We are proud of you! You have worked very hard this year! We love and miss you! Have a great, safe, and fun summer! #WeirExcellenceShines READ MORE >
USE THIS LINK https://youtu.be/8h_3n_I1Duc Congratulations Sixth Grade! We are proud of you! You have worked very hard this year! We love and miss you! Have a great, safe, and fun! #WeirExcellenceShines READ MORE >
USE THIS LINKhttps://youtu.be/H4H0P_kshsU Congratulations, Fourth Grade! We are proud of you! You have worked very hard! We love and miss you! Have a great, safe, and fun summer! #WeirExcellenceShines READ MORE >
USE THIS LINKhttps://youtu.be/al77ceJ-NDA Congratulations Third Grade! We are very proud of you! You have worked very hard this year! We love and miss you! Hope you have a great, safe, and fun summer! #WeirExcellenceShines READ MORE >
USE THIS LINK:https://youtu.be/CilAEinuGrg Congratulations, First grade! We are proud of you! You have worked very hard this year. We Love and miss you! Have a great, safe,and fun summer. READ MORE >
USE THIS LINKhttps://youtu.be/So12ahm7T78 Congratulations Pre-K! We are so proud of you! You have worked very hard this year! We love and miss you! Have a great, safe, and fun summer! #WeirExcellenceShines READ MORE >
Hello WES parents. We apologize for the delay of the slideshow presentation, we are having some technical difficulties. We will be re-posting as soon as possible. READ MORE >
https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vTlML9h58x6ETrCsGHbx2sd61KXobQ_qZLICyGgXCcfytGSxeCG-779EjFiKzFcuKuJG24jNEpe82BY/pub Winner of a Tablet and Case (Purchased by PTO) Most Growth in Pre-Kindergarten- Mariah Shells Most Growth in Kindergarten-Destinee Miller Most AR Points from 1st-2nd – Jaclyn Hobson Most AR Points from 3rd-4th- Shalyn... READ MORE >
Science experiment about Buoyancy and Density. What makes an object sink or float?https://youtu.be/GDwTYiKXMdA#WeirExcellenceShines READ MORE >
Thursday, May 21st: MATH Kindergarten: Adults are always saying you are full of energy. So, let’s burn some of that energy! Play skip counting hopscotch. Start out simply by labeling the blocks by 1s, 5s or 10s. 1st & 2nd: Grade: So, very proud of each of you. The light bulb was invented by Thomas Edison, a very famous scientist and inventor. The Edison... READ MORE >
Tuesday, May 19th: Writing Kindergarten: Go outside and look at the sun. Write three sentences about the sun. Think about its color, how it feels to you, and the shape of it. 1st & 2nd Grade: Make a list of things the Sun does to help us everyday. Example: warmth, gives light 3rd &4th Grade: Why is ENERGY important? How do we use energy? Write a paragraph... READ MORE >
https://youtu.be/YEy3T-Wg5xEMs. Shows teaches at Choctaw County High School. We are proud to have her read for our Choctaw County Schools; and proud of her accomplishments as a writer! Thank-you for reading to us and sharing your story!!!!#WeirExcellenceShines READ MORE >
Monday, May 18th: Reading 1st & 2nd grade: The Sun is a form of Energy. Find a book on Epic about the Sun. Watch out for things the Sun does as a source of Energy. 3rd and 4th grade: Search on EPIC about Energy - read a book about it ENERGY that you would enjoy! When you are reading, write down three facts about energy that you think are important. 5th & 6th... READ MORE >
Virtual Awards Day: will be posted on Thursday, May 21, 2020 Weir Elementary School Pick-Up Dates & Times:Wednesday, 27th 9 am - 12 pmThursday, 28th 4 pm - 7 pm *belongings left at school *Special Item *Book Gift *Awards *Report Card ... READ MORE >
"The Energy Bus", Part 2 read aloud by Mrs. Wise, read with permission from Wiley and Sons, Inc.https://youtu.be/0b1aR7WpGfI READ MORE >
1st: Famous Mathematicians, how old were they? (subtract the smallest number from the bigger number). Benjamin Banneker Live: 1713-1806 Elbert Cox Live: 1895-1969 Euphemia Haynes Live: 1890-1980 Annie Easley Live: 1933-2011 How old are they right now, subtract birth year from 2020 Fern Hunt Live: 1948 - present Mark Dean ... READ MORE >
Wednesday, May 20 from 8-10: Grades 1 and 2Wednesday, May 20 from 10-12: Grades 3, 4, and 5Thursday, May 21 from 8-10: PK and KThursday, May 21 from 10-12: Grade 6We will be having a Drive-by Awards Program on the dates and times listed above. Students will be given awards, reports, and any items that were left at the school. Please bring items that belong to the... READ MORE >
4-County has partnered with TVA EnergyRight to host a second, freeEye Spy Energy Virtual Kids’ Workshop on Thursday, May 14 at 11:00 am ET/10:00 am CT. The one-hour virtual workshop will be facilitated by a professional educator and is a great opportunity for children ages 5-12 to learn about where energy comes from in the Tennessee Valley, how we use energy in our... READ MORE >
Tuesday, May 12th: Writing Pre-K: Who is your favorite Famous American? Dictate a sentence to your parents about why you like them. Kindergarten: Sentence starter: My favorite Famous American is ____________. Write the sentence starter then finish the sentence by writing who is your favorite famous American. Tell what they are famous for (playing... READ MORE >
Reading Pre-K: Find a book on youtube about famous people - look up the series Little People, Big Dreams and choose a book with an adult or learn about a famous person from an adult. Kindergarten: . This is the link to the read aloud Climbing Lincoln’s Steps on YouTube. Listen to the story with an adult or friend and talk about the different famous... READ MORE >
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Thursday, May 7th: MATH Pre-K: Go on a moon walk and find some moon rocks. Practice adding and subtracting using your moon rocks. Kindergarten: Go find some rocks and let’s pretend we found them on the moon! Use them as counters to practice adding and subtracting. You can use playing cards or have someone write some problems down for you. Have fun using... READ MORE >
Tuesday, May 5th: Writing Pre-K: Pretend you have traveled in space. What color are the planets? Write the colors on a piece of paper. Use your flashcards if you need to. Kindergarten: Pretend you have found a new planet in space! Here is your sentence starter: My planet’s name is _________. Write another sentence about your planet. Is it big or little? Hot... READ MORE >
Monday, May 4th: Reading Pre-K: listen to the story “Me and My Place in Space.” Tell your parents some things you learned about space. Kindergarten: Read, “Earth and the Solar System” on Epic! After the story, talk about something new that you learned. There are a lot more books on Epic about space you can read. Maybe you can find one on your favorite planet... READ MORE >
WES appreciates ALL our Principal, Mrs. Denson, does to make our school run smoothly! We appreciate ALL of her hard work and dedication, and most importantly her love and support for the teachers and students at WES! HAPPY PRINCIPAL'S DAY, Mrs. Denson from the entire staff of WES!!!! READ MORE >
Thursday, April 30: MATH Pre-K: Gather 20 blocks. Parents write the numbers 1-20 on them. Build a tower putting the blocks order from 1-20. Kindergarten: Greater Than/Less Than practice - here’s what you need: playing cards and a small piece of paper with a greater than/less than sign drawn on it (alligator mouth). Have a grown up draw two cards and lay them down... READ MORE >
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1G65z7_yFMg&feature=youtu.beWednesday, April 29: Science Experiment: Making Predictions like Scientists. Scientists work to find cures, medicines that help people, create the best and most effective oils to use in cars through experiments, create/experiment making and testing different oils for cooking. What other things do... READ MORE >
WES read aloud of Chapter 3..."Ghost at Sundown" with permission from Scholastic. READ MORE >
WES Staff and Teachers wanted to send all WES Students a note. The picture quilt was a team effort. Thank you, Mrs.Talley for putting the picture quilt together. We are all learning new things and this was one of them!WES Although our school is empty our hearts remain full because you're our amazing wonderful students! We are here for you! Keep up the great... READ MORE >
WES get ready for Chapter 2... "Ghost-town at Sundown" read by Sarah Vaughan with permission from Scholastic.#WeirExcellenceShines READ MORE >
WES would like to spotlight our Kindergartners. We miss your sweet smiles and warm hugs. We are so proud of all your hard work this year. Keep working hard and know that we can't wait to see you. #WeirExcellenceShines READ MORE >
With permission from scholastic Mrs. Wise reads "Fancy Nancy, Fancy Day in Room 1a" by Jane O'Connor. Thank-you Mrs. Wise for reading! #weirexcellenceshines READ MORE >
Thursday, April 23: MATH Pre-K: Draw dots on flashcards or on a small piece of paper. Write a number on another flashcard or small piece of paper. Do this for numbers 0-20. Have students match dots to numbers. Kindergarten: Let’s work on patterns! Draw flowers and make patterns. For example: red flower, blue flower, green flower, red flower, blue flower,... READ MORE >
Thank you TVA and 4County for the STEM Grant we appreciate all of the wonderful STEM activities we were able to order.This is a STEM Activity - not an actual experiment - this is designed for lower elementary, but this can be adapted for older students - if they want to help younger brothers and sisters.How do animals disperse seeds? Supplies:Sock(s), Tape... READ MORE >
Tuesday, April 21: Writing Pre-K: Write colors flowers can be. Use flash cards if you need to. Kindergarten: Go on a nature walk with a grown-up and find a flower. Draw a picture of your flower and write two sentences about your flower. 1st & 2nd Grade: Write a story about the life cycle of a flower: How the flower starts from a seed and grows to be a... READ MORE >
Monday, April 20: Reading Pre-K: Listen to the song “The Needs of a Plant” by Harry Kindergarten on YouTube. Draw a flower and color it. List what flowers need to grow. Students can trace or write the needs. Kindergarten: Read, “Flowers” by Rebecca Stromstad Glaser on Epic. If you can not get on Epic you can listen to Flowers read aloud on... READ MORE >
With permission from Scholastic Mrs. Vaughan is reading "Ghost-town at Sunset" written by Mary Pope Osborne. Enjoy this read aloud series with Mrs. Vaughan - thank for reading Mrs. Vaughan, you are doing a great job! #weirexcellenceshines READ MORE >
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Today, with permission from Scholastic, Mrs. Wise is reading "Amelia Bedelia makes a Friend" written Herman Parish. We all miss you very much and can't wait to see your smiling faces again! Hope you enjoy this book!#weirexcellenceshineshttps://youtu.be/JT7CQpUajSs READ MORE >
Today, with permission from Scholastic, Mrs. Wise is reading "Amelia Bedelia makes a Friend" written Herman Parish. We all miss you very much and can't wait to see your smiling faces again! Hope you enjoy this book! #weirexcellenceshines https://youtu.be/JT7CQpUajSs READ MORE >
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Today, with permission from Scholastic, Mrs. Vaughn is reading "Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses" written Kimberly and James Dean. We all miss you very much and can't wait to see your smiling faces again! Hope you enjoy this book!Link: READ MORE >
Link to Mrs.Kirk's bird feeder video! This is an optional Family activity for Family and Friend week - not for a grade! Thanks, Mrs. Kirk great job!https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=hVcrCgQlN9o&feature=youtu.be READ MORE >
WES April 13th - 17th 2020 Monday, April 14th 2020 – Read & Draw Keep reading on the sites you are able to get on: audio.com; getepic.com; or scholastic.com about families or friends. Read magazines, newspapers, or books that you have at home. Pre-K through 2nd Grade: Mrs. Vaughn will be reading a Pete the Cat book to you…watch for the link ... READ MORE >
WES April 13th - 17th 2020 Monday, April 14th 2020 – Read & Draw Keep reading on the sites you are able to get on: audio.com; getepic.com; or scholastic.com about families or friends. Read magazines, newspapers, or books that you have at home. Pre-K through 2nd Grade: Mrs. Vaughn will be reading a Pete the Cat book to you…watch for the link ... READ MORE >
WES April 13th - 17th 2020 Monday, April 14th 2020 – Read & Draw Keep reading on the sites you are able to get on: audio.com; getepic.com; or scholastic.com about families or friends. Read magazines, newspapers, or books that you have at home. Pre-K through 2nd Grade: Mrs. Vaughn will be reading a Pete the Cat book to you…watch for the link ... READ MORE >
Welcome back for another read aloud. Today, with permission from Scholastic, I am reading the book, "The Librarian from the Black Lagoon." We miss you all so much, and we can't wait to have you back at school reading books with us. https://youtu.be/aS6sjLwfP94 READ MORE >
Welcome back for another read aloud. Today, with permission from Scholastic, I am reading the book, "The Librarian from the Black Lagoon." We miss you all so much, and we can't wait to have you back at school reading books with us. https://youtu.be/aS6sjLwfP94 READ MORE >
While we're out of school, we still want to give students the opportunity to hear books being read aloud by AES staff members. The link goes to a read aloud of the book "Where the Wild Things are" by Maurice Sendak. Check back soon for another video, and please feel free to make recommendations on books you'd like to hear. ... READ MORE >
Mrs. Morrow has added some optional weekly assignments for 5th grade students to complete to stay on track with their learning.*Complete all activities on pages 539 - 576 in the Volume 2 Science Workbook.* - DO NOT complete Lesson 2 - Please feel free to contact Mrs. Morrow with any questions or the AES help e-mail is helpaes@choctawsd.ms READ MORE >
Culinary Arts 2 RECIPE TRADITIONS Read the article - Family Food Traditions - http://tetonfamilymagazine.com/2018/03/22/family-food-traditions/ Family Food Traditions - Teton Family Magazine Rebuilding a Culture tetonfamilymagazine.com Now is a great time to call a relative or speak with your parent(s)/ guardian(s) about a traditional dessert or baked... READ MORE >
Eat More Fruits and Vegetables Read the article: Fruits, Veggies and Exercise - https://www.huffpost.com/entry/teens-health-fruits-vegetables-exercise-daily_n_3498036 For 1 day, aim to eat the recommended amount of fruits and veggies for you (last paragraph of article).You can take pictures of yourself eating or make a TikTok to recap the day. Share the... READ MORE >
All Culinary Arts Students ... AND anyone else who wants to do this just for fun: It's a Challenge! Ramen Challenge: Go to your pantry (or wherever you store most of your canned goods/dry goods). Select a bag of instant Ramen Noodles. Take a picture. Insert it here. Using other ingredients available at your house, create a nontraditional version of Ramen. Note... READ MORE >
Second Year Culinary Students: Review the link below to brush up on Sustainability practices...now is a great time to incorporate conservation into your daily decisions. https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1CPAVjregz91YwS7WstrSnYmI3IrIyzIhJFIAj-hpsJg/edit?usp=sharing READ MORE >
Use this link to get the instructions for a fun cooking activity you can do at home! If you have trouble getting the ingredients for these dishes, message Mrs. Fondren! https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1kb950qYt-Orxkinx-mYTlwdHKSbSwkC7PE9-xG4lqCA/edit?usp=sharing READ MORE >
Many businesses and individuals are being hit hard financially by COVID-19. Here's an article about the impact this pandemic is having on foodservice and how we all can help:COVID-19 and Foodservice Industry READ MORE >
The link below will take your to the review activities for Mrs. Fondren’s Culinary Arts II class. This assignment was also shared in the class Remind group! If you have any questions or are unable to open the link, please message Mrs. Fondren! https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1kcSSQAsI-YMS_FrDLeCGoewT3Q_wmmchkzLIJOQA0VU/edit?usp=sharing READ MORE >
The link below will take your to the review activities for Mrs. Fondren’s Culinary Arts I classes. This assignment was also shared in the class Remind group! If you have any questions or are unable to open the link, please message Mrs. Fondren! https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1wAjA7CizAdBe1JHpAkfRPHLTrp1dJeHq20Qdk9S2hB0/edit?usp=sharing READ MORE >
Parents! Are you looking for a fun way to keep your kids activity level up while at home? If so, check out the “Move to Learn” website. There are a wide variety of videos and songs for each grade level as well as relaxation and focus songs! The students love doing these at school! Visit: https://movetolearnms.org/ READ MORE >
Optional Online Learning for CCHS—JR HIGH SCHOOL Choctaw County High School is providing opportunities for our students to complete OPTIONAL online assignments and OPTIONAL activities while the students are out of school. Below, you will find a list of teachers and the activity/assignment. The students should know how to get into the websites listed,... READ MORE >
Optional Online Learning for CCHS—HIGH SCHOOL Choctaw County High School is providing opportunities for our students to complete OPTIONAL online assignments and OPTIONAL activities while the students are out of school. Below, you will find a list of teachers and the activity/assignment. The students should know how to get into the websites listed, and... READ MORE >
AM and AR Resource Students can login to AR & AM to complete assignments while at home. AR testing & AM is optional for all students, but this is a way to help students stay on track with their math and reading skills. ALL of the WES Math teachers have assignments posted online - they will maintain AM throughout this time for your convenience. All of this is... READ MORE >
Ackerman Elementary School is continuing to provide optional online resources for students while they are out of school. The websites and resources below can provide additional help for students to keep them on track with learning. *If you have any problems logging in or questions in general, please feel free to e-mail us at... READ MORE >
Students can now log on to complete AR tests and Accelerated Math Assignments while at home. AR testing and AM is optional for all students, but this can help keep students on track especially with their reading.- Website: https://hosted191.renlearn.com...- Select: "I am a student"- Students can log in with their information. They should all know their... READ MORE >
Weir Elementary School Academic Resources - teachers are available through Classdojo or their school email for any concerns you may have about your students academic needs. Pre-K & KindergartenReading EggsJack Hartman YouTube videos for Pre-K and Kindergarten 1st & 2nd Grade MATHwww.ixl.comIXLstudent.freckle.comFRECKLEClass Code 1A prfw322A... READ MORE >
Resources: *While students are out for an extended Spring Break, we are providing links to websites and resources that students can use to stay on track with their learning. *Anything that is posted for practice for students is optional. www.studyisland.com - *This is for grades 3 – 6. Students should all know their login informationwww.readingeggs.com - *This... READ MORE >
Mrs. Jackie from the MS Museum of Natural Science came to teach us about the water cycle using a fun activity! READ MORE >
As state testing approaches, parents and family members can use the link to help students practice for their state tests. This is a great way to help students get extra practice and see examples of how testing items look. https://ms.nextera.questarai.com/tds/#practice READ MORE >
FCE Little Chargers for February enjoy a meal graciously provided by Council House Cafe. READ MORE >
Chief meteorologist, Keith Gibson visited FCE kindergarten today to teach us about weather! READ MORE >
Our Students of the Month for March 2020 in the Sports Medicine program are: Health Science Core: Abigail LampardSports Medicine: Macy Claire Cagle READ MORE >
Our Students of the Month for March 2020 in our Health Science program are:Health Science Core: Chancey WhittingtonNursing: Leah Hammons READ MORE >
Our Student of the Month for March 2020 in the Culinary program is: Culinary Arts I: Austin Carroll READ MORE >
Our Students of the Month for March 2020 in our Construction Program are:Construction I: Scottlan McNuttCarpentry: Preston Payne READ MORE >
Our Students of the Month for March 2020 in the Ag Power program are:Ag Power I: Scott DanielsAg Power II: Tyler Holman READ MORE >
Our Students of the Month for March 2020 in the AEST program:Concepts of Ag Science: Quayshunn LaneConcepts of Ag Science: Brady PaulkAEST Animals I: Seth RhodesAEST Animals I: Patrick RayAEST Animals II: Lizzie JonesAEST Plants I: Cole Hood READ MORE >
February is national CTE month. The Health Science and Sports Medicine students provided an educational activity to 8th grade students to promote our CTE programs. The students participated in mock pre-participation athletic physicals provided by 2nd year Health Science and Sports Medicine students. The activity included screening and measurement of height, weight,... READ MORE >
The Choctaw County Culinary Arts Program is interested in your feedback about a possible foodservice operation. Thank you so much for your time and responses as we hope to incorporate your feedback into a thriving school enterprise. Please complete the survey by noon on Friday, February 28. To access the survey, click the link below titled "Culinary... READ MORE >
Our HOSA students attended District Conference at Millsaps CTC in Starkville on Saturday, Feb. 22. We had seven HOSA students place in the top five in several events, qualifying for State HOSA competition in addition to seven other students who qualified. We are excited to have a total of 12 students qualified to compete at the state level. Here is an overview of... READ MORE >
February is the national month for promotion of Career and Technical Education (CTE). The Health Science and Sports Medicine students of CCCTC will be providing an educational activity to 8th grade students on Monday, February 24, 2020 to promote our CTE programs. The 8th grade students will participate in mock pre-participation athletic physicals provided by 2nd... READ MORE >
ANNUAL FERN SALE! Time to order ferns. Order by Friday, February 28. Delivery is Tuesday, March 17 - doors open at 12 noon. This fundraiser is sponsored by the SkillsUSA students at CCCTC. For more information or to order, call: CCCTC 285-4152 or Glennis Wood 285-6880 OR 722-1325. READ MORE >
Weir Elementary School is having their annual Chili Fundraiser on February 21st. Orders are due on February 19th. Thank you for your support - we greatly appreciate it! READ MORE >
Weir Elementary School received a $3500 STEM grant. This year WES teachers have been integrating STEM into their weekly lessons in all subjects. Robbie Denson, principal, wanted to find a way to get STEM resources into the teachers hands for all classrooms. The grant was written to create a STEM Teacher Resource Library for teachers to checkout and use within... READ MORE >
FCE 5th and 6th graders in Mrs. Telano's class took time to recognize the importance of reading aloud by reading to the pre-k and kindergarten classes. READ MORE >
CCCTC is excited to recognize the February students of the month for the Sports Medicine program. Health Science Core: Lexus SandersSports Medicine: Caden Miles READ MORE >
CCCTC is excited to recognize the February students of the month for the Health Sciences/Nursing program. Health Science Core: Calla GammillNursing: Leah Hammons READ MORE >
CCCTC is excited to recognize the February students of the month for the Culinary Arts program. Culinary Arts I: Brooke Morris Culinary Arts II: Elijah Lampard READ MORE >
CCCTC is excited to recognize the February students of the month for the Construction program. Construction I: Sarah ThompsonCarpentry: Logan Campbell READ MORE >
CCCTC is excited to recognize the February students of the month for the Ag Power program. Ag Power I: Keithlyn TriplettAg Power II: Colt Hunt READ MORE >
CCCTC is excited to recognize the February students of the month for the AEST program. Concepts of Ag Science: Arionne WintersAnimals I: Patrick RayAnimals II: Blake HelmsPlants I: Antonio KennedyPlants I: Wesley Vowell READ MORE >
Pre-Kindergarten students at French Camp Elementary enjoyed reading Bartholomew and the Oobleck by Dr. Seuss. While reading this book, students learned about different types of weather, as well as the importance of apologizing. Their favorite activity was making oobleck, which is a substance that can be both a liquid and a solid. READ MORE >
Mrs. Prisock has enjoyed visiting with different businesses and industries in the area. CCCTC values our relationships with business owners and industry professionals, so we were happy to leave them a bundt cake from our culinary program! We are excited to continue these visits, building relationships within our community that will serve as beneficial resources for... READ MORE >
East Mississippi Community College instructor, Dr. Karen Taylor, DNP,RN,CNE and her ADN nursing students came today to CCCTC. They discussed all the Allied Health programs that EMCC has to offer, but focused mainly on the Nursing Department. They provided information on the entrance requirements, core courses, and plans of study. They shared invaluable insight... READ MORE >
Recently, several seniors from CCCTC & CCHS had the opportunity to attend a job fair in Louisville. This year, the job fair opened up an hour earlier for high school students to attend. Students learned about employers in the area and the jobs available along with the requirements to obtain employment. READ MORE >
Attached is the application for the College Public Relations Association of Mississippi scholarship. Any student who is majoring in communications or a related field should apply! The application deadline is February 14, 2020! READ MORE >
Have you heard of the Workkeys assessment? If not, check out this video from The Enterprise of Mississippi. They highlight the value of the WorkKeys for students and even feature CCCTC! http://bit.ly/ccctc1 Fun Fact: All CCHS students take the WorkKeys their senior year! READ MORE >
Weir Elementary School first and second grade students visit the Mississippi Children's Museum. Students engaged in many hands on learning activities. Students explored the digestive system, rode bikes that showed how their bones work while riding, caught catfish, explored small Mississippi state replicas of important landmarks. Students played with puppets,... READ MORE >
We would like to congratulate the 2019-2020 Teacher and Paraprofessionals of the Year and thank them for a job well done. AES - Teacher of the Year Bethany Busby Paraprofessional of the Year Emily TriceCCHS - Teacher of the Year Melissa Stevens Paraprofessional of the Year Sara SmithCCCTC - Teacher of the Year Ashley Fondren ... READ MORE >
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Ms. Kay is one of the sweetest and kindest ladies you will ever meet. She works in our Weir Elementary Cafeteria serving our staff and students. Our students see her sweet smile, and her positive attitude. She is a quiet lady who radiates a great attitude. We are truly proud to have her as our paraprofessional of the year. We are blessed to have her on our... READ MORE >
Weir Elementary School fourth graders celebrated our Veterans with a wonderful program! The program was full of patriotic songs and speaking parts. Mrs. Kirk, music teacher, led the songs and the 4th grade teachers decorated the auditorium. What a beautiful program. The fourth grade students READ MORE >
Each MPE (Mississippi Professional Educators) offers awards to classroom grants for Mississippi Teachers who are associated with the MPE. Mrs. Chase wrote a grant and received $963 to purchase MATH books, lanyards, and buttons for her Math classroom. The books will help enrich her student's math vocabulary. She has ordered books that will help with numbers and... READ MORE >
Awesome conference for the Mississippi Association of School Administrators! Speakers and presenters were on point! READ MORE >
The Council House Cafe generously provided lunch for FCE's Little Chargers for August. We are so proud of these students and the exemplary character. We are grateful to the Council House for their generosity in hosting and sponsoring lunch READ MORE >
View the entire news article featured on WCBI here. READ MORE >