Coach Miner's Civics classes participated in mock presidential debates on Friday. Great job to the candidates!
🎉Coach Camp 🎉
Congratulations to our Superb Raider, Jaxton Clark, for working hard to take care and ownership of his behavior.
Congratulations to our Superb Raider, James Herrin, for always helping others.
Congratulations to our Superb Raider, Tobias Newton, because he took the initiative to pick trash up from the playground without being asked.
Congratulations to our Superb Raiders, Kylie Smith and Connor Bales, for displaying great behavior in their classroom.
Congratulations to our Superb Raider, June Overstreet, for having a great attitude and for being a good friend to others!
Congratulations to our Superb Raider, Alia Hernandez, for displaying Habit 5 by being a good listener.
Congratulations to our Superb Raider, Brantley Waggle, for being an amazing student and always doing the right thing!
Congratulations to our Superb Raider, Marjorie Pascual, for following directions and leading others to make good choices.
Congratulations to our Superb Raider, Priscella Osornia, for always trying her best in every area of her class!
Hot Chocolate for the car ambassadors on this cool fall Friday morning.
Sensai Doby was chosen for Camper of the Week in Mrs. Evans' class for always being kind to everyone and never giving up!
Congratulations to our Superb Raiders, Sadie Phillips, Trinity James, Mia Elizondo, and Bentlie Graves for Putting First Things First!
Congratulations to our Superb Raiders, Thomas Griffis, Felicity Huddleston,Taylynn Mosby, and Leigha Overstreet, for being proactive and putting First Things First!
Congratulations to our Superb Raiders, Kynlee Banks, Keira Alexander, and Megan Looney for being proactive students!
Congratulations to our Superb Raiders, Cade Perry, Nauren Bonds, Emma Phillips, and Amari Long, for Putting First Things First in their classrooms!
Congratulations to our Superb Raiders, Elijah Clausen, Annalie Mendez, and Gael Reynoso from always putting First Things First in their classrooms.
Let's read!
5th graders learn about chemical change by cooking pancakes!
