Mrs. Robbins' 4th-grade students are hard at work practicing their reading parts for the upcoming MLK Celebration. With focus and enthusiasm, they prepare to honor Dr. King's legacy through spoken word, reflecting on themes of equality and kindness.
In Mr. Carr's American History class, students explore key events and figures that shaped the nation’s past. They engage in discussions and activities that foster critical thinking. Through a blend of lectures, hands-on projects, and engaging review strategies, students develop a deeper understanding of America's complex history and its impact on the present.
The first-grade classes gear up for their musical performance at the MLK Celebration, filling the room with melodies of hope and unity.
Congratulations to the students who were honored with awards at today’s MLK Celebration. Their dedication to making a positive impact in their school and community inspires us all!
Mr. Dailey's Animal Science class hosted a Dogless Dog Show. Students showcased their creativity by designing unique dog models. Each creation represented a specific breed, accompanied by detailed facts highlighting its characteristics and care requirements. Congratulations to the winners: Baylei Reed won first place, Quinn Gay took second place, and Cooper Lancaster won third place!
Before this week's Board of Education meeting, Board President Martha Bailey chatted with Kindergarten student Gianna Powell. It was a great opportunity for the board to engage with one of the youngest members of the school community!
We are flashing it back to the Lyons Varsity Bowling team from 1965!
