As we come to the close of another wonderful school year, we want to take a moment to sincerely thank you for your continued support and partnership. Your involvement and dedication have played a vital role in the success of our students and school community.
STEM Night was truly an incredible experience, and our school was absolutely buzzing with excitement! From the moment families walked in, it was clear this was a special, collaborative event filled with learning, creativity, and joy.
Our school was absolutely buzzing with excitement during this year’s STEM Week and what a bug-tastic success it was! With insects as our theme, students across all grade levels dove into hands-on learning, creativity, and discovery.
Students enjoyed listening to books and taking a vote for their favorite as they watched them move through the brackets. In addition to our buddy readers, we had guest readers come in and share their favorite books with a read aloud. We can’t forget our “Books and Beyond Bash”; an evening where families were able to participate in literacy-based activities that make learning to read fun. The week closed out with a “Vocabulary Character Parade”, showcasing our fabulous McBride students!
Prekindergarten students at McBride Elementary School spent January immersed in a hands-on “Teaching Strategies Unit Study on Balls,” blending science concepts with play and strengthening ties between the school and the military community.
Fifth-graders at McBride Elementary School transformed their classrooms into a living museum of Colonial Williamsburg, giving the school community an immersive look at early American life.
The National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP)—commonly known as “The Nation’s Report Card”—is a nationwide assessment that measures what students in the United States know and can do in core subjects such as reading, mathematics, science, and writing.
As we approach the flu season, we would like to emphasize the importance of the influenza vaccination for your child’s well-being, ability to attend school, and the health of our school community. Influenza, commonly known as the flu, is a contagious respiratory illness caused by influenza viruses.
This month, we’re continuing our social-emotional lessons for K–2 students using the Kimochis program, which helps children build communication and emotional skills.
🎉 Exciting Opportunity: Camp Invention Connect® – Now FREE for Eligible Families! 🎉We’re thrilled to share that students can now participate in Camp Invention Connect® — a nationally recognized, hands-on STEM camp — at no cost, thanks...
Universal Pre-Kindergarten Registration Now Open!We’re excited to welcome our youngest learners to a world of discovery, creativity, and growth! Our Universal Pre-Kindergarten (UPK) program offers a nurturing, play-based environment that builds a s...
Dear Amazing PTO,What a week it has been, oh my! Thanks to you, we’ve been treated like royalty, high and dry. Here’s a fun recap of our fantastic Teacher Appreciation Week, In poetic form, for a little tweak.Day 1: Golden donuts and coffee, fres...
Today, was National School Nurse Day, we celebrate Nurse Hendry's incredible dedication and hard work. Her unwavering commitment to the health and well-being of our students is invaluable. Nurse Hendry plays a vital role in ensuring our children are ...
The Southeast District conducts two Communication and Engagement Surveys each year, one in the fall and one in the spring. Last fall, we received a total of 190 responses. This spring, our goal is to reach 200 responses. Last spring, we met our goal,...
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