Students from Mrs. Stinnett's and Ms. Young’s 6th grade classes studied for their math test and experimented with landforms!
Ms. Laughlin's 6th grade class enjoyed the sunshine last week doing an experiment outside.
Ms. Young's class thoroughly enjoyed a "Snack Salad" & Movie for earning $500 worth of '$10 certificates' which they earn from good behavior at their specials (art, music, PE). Their next goal is $1000! Way to go, 6th graders!
💙💛 We are excited to celebrate and spread Down Syndrome Awareness this month by having fun every Friday! Today, we are celebrating by wearing mismatched or crazy socks! 💙💛
We would like to extend a huge thank you to Ameren for taking the time to visit our school and present to our 5th grade students! Your team’s engaging and informative presentation gave our students a valuable glimpse into the world of energy and how Ameren helps power our community every day.
Missing "one day" or "one morning/afternoon" of school may not seem like a big deal for your student if they aren't sick, but look at why it may be a bigger deal than they think. Those times away from school add up in so many other ways! "Chronic absenteeism" is a phrase we don't typically hear in conversations, but it has such an impact on our students and our schools that we should take a moment to look at what it is! Check out this infographic!
On Friday morning, our Titans were wowed with some fun in honor of The Great Nicola Magic Festival returning to Monmouth over the weekend!
We not only care about our students, but also about YOU, caregivers & staff! Students can get overwhelmulated (overwhelmed & overstimulated), but so can YOU! Be sure to take care of yourself so you can be the best for your student(s) too. We know it's hard when you have a lot to juggle, but here are a few simple ways you could care for yourself over the next few weeks. Challenge yourself to pick one or two to do for YOU - care for yourself doesn't have to be expensive or take long but it sure can help you reset if you prioritize it once in a while.
Soooo much fun over the weekend cheering our Titans to victory!! 💙🩶🤍
Congrats on the homecoming win, MRHS Titans! 🏈
Congrats on the homecoming win, MRHS Titans! 🏈
Anybody struggle with Math? Just me?? Maybe we should ask Mrs. Jacob's 5th graders: Here, the students are teaching each other how to find volume! Way to go!
Here's a glance at some of Mrs. Jacob's students. They were utilizing sequence of events to construct a narrative.
Heeeeyyy, Titan Families! There's another fun night on the horizon: mark your calendars for the M-R PTC Family Bingo Night next week! Free fun for the whole fam: Bingo!!
We've had students rocking Silly/Favorite Hat Day (yesterday) as well as Pajama Day (today), but don't forget the Titan's Sweet Victory Day is tomorrow!! Be sure to sport your Titan Gear (or anything blue/white/silver) to cheer our team on! It's a great day to be a Titan!
Our 5th grade students had the opportunity to attend the Warren-Henderson Farm Bureau Progressive Agriculture Safety Day last week. Our students learned about safety when it came to: fire, chemicals, animals, ATVs, online safety, seatbelts, electrical lines, and railroad crossings.
A huge thank you to all the bus drivers, speakers, sponsors, and volunteers!
Our students have been rockin' the silly socks today in honor of Homecoming Week!
Remind your student that it's Silly/Favorite Hat Day tomorrow!
Remind your student that it's Silly/Favorite Hat Day tomorrow!
Learning isn't always sitting at a desk all day with paper and a pencil (ok, or a Chromebook) listening to a teacher. Look at some of the fun and creative ways our 4th and 5th grade students have been learning while engaging with each other!
Happy Friday, Titans! Don't forget to "dress to impress" for picture day on Monday, September 15! (For online ordering, please visit: mylifetouch.com and create an account or login with your Picture Day ID: EVT6QKJB4)
Come excited for "Homecoming Week" which we are celebrating by dressing a special way each day. See attached flyers.
It's no secret that we had several power outages in the first few weeks of school, but that didn't stop our students from shining in the classroom!
The Warren-Henderson Farm Bureau Ag-in-the-Classroom Committee along with the Prime Beef Festival board made it possible for our 4th grade students to have a fun field trip last week to learn all about different aspects of agriculture. We are so grateful for the role that agriculture plays in our lives and community. These learning stations are a unique way to let our students experience it. Thank you!
Some of our staff and students took the opportunity to utilize the "Back to School photo opp" spots to capture some group pics. It's shaping up to be such a great year together as Titans!
