Journal-Times (Grayson, KY)

Local School News

March 17, 2010

Local School News

ECMS Archery Team competes in tourney

ECMS Archery Team participated in the Regional NASP archery tournament on Saturday. The team placed second out of five teams in the middle school division. Dustin Sexton placed fourth in the individual middle school male division, Sarah Bellew placed fourth in the individual middle school female division, and Nathan Queen placed fifth in the individual elementary school male division. This qualifies the team to compete at the state level in Louisville on March 22 and 23.

We received a team plaque & each team member received a medal. The individual winners each received a medal.



Heritage Elementary news for the week

Ms. Sam's class is back at it again. They reached their goal of reading 100 books back in December to help Eli Manning and Scholastic book club to donate one million books to students in need. Their new goal is to read 50 books by May 14.

They are reading to help Scholastic book club to donate 250,000 books to kids on military bases. To find out more about this project http://classroomcare.scholastic.com to find out more information and to join.Tuesday, March 16 is "Raider Day". Students and staff are encouraged to wear East Carter apparel or red, white, and blue.

Family Math and Reading Night will be April 1 (5:00 - 7:00 pm).

Students need 35 points from Dec 2 to April 16 (extended due to snow days), with a total for the year of at least 70 for the next reward event trip to Camden Park School Days on May 6. News from the nurse:

The Our Lady of Bellefonte Hospital Mobile Health Center will be located at Heritage Elementary on Monday, April 19 (9:00 am – 2 p.m.). Please call OLBH Women's Center at (606) 836-PINK to schedule an appointment. Free gift with mammogram.

Star of the Week at Heritage Elementary School is J.R. Sexton. J.R. is a first grade student in Mrs. Glancy’s class. J.R. is an excellent student and role model. J.R. is self-motivated and always has a positive attitude. He is a very caring student and has a great sense of humor. He is always helpful to others. Mrs. Glancy says J.R. is a pleasure to have in the classroom.

The faculty and staff are very proud of J.R. Sexton and know he will keep up the great work.

Bridges FRC News:

Bridges would like to thank everyone that made our Little Caesar's fundraiser so successful. Little Caesar's Fundraiser orders will be available for pick-up on Tuesday, March 23 after school till 6 p.m. (weather permitting).

Congratulations to Jascie Green for being the top seller in the school. She will receive a $100 cash prize.

Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon will be held on Thursday, March 18 (11:30-1:00). Please RSVP if you plan to attend.

4-H Speech and Demonstration Day is scheduled for Tuesday, March 16.

4-H Club will meet on Thursday, March 18 after school until 4:30. wjo g; g;g

"Art in the Park" will be held in conjunction with Family Math & Reading Night on April 1.



ECMS students compete in literature fair

On March 4 ECMS held a Literature Fair (similar to a science fair).

Students read a book, either fiction or nonfiction, wrote a book report, and made a model and display board of the book.

Students brought in their projects on Thursday morning, displayed them in the gym, and classes got to walk through and view the projects after lunch.

Parents and grandparents were invited to come in throughout the day and view the projects as well.

This activity promoted reading and creativity in students, and was a very fun and educational event. The projects turned out great! Thanks to all who participated!

Congratulations to the winners of the ECMS Literature Fair –

Non-Fiction

1st Place – Bryce Bush and Kyle Hicks – The Titanic

2nd Place – Amanda Rhoden – A Child Called It

3rd Place – Dakota Boggs – Jaws

Fiction

1st Place – Sarah Griffith and Olivia Nischan – The Choice

2nd Place – Kiley Brown and Taylor Wilburn – Switched

3rd Place – Fenner Morse & Curtis Fields – Odd and the Frost Giants

1st place winners received a $20 gift certificate to the ECMS Bookfair, 2nd place winners received a $15 gift certificate, and 3rd place winners received a $5 gift certificate.

Congratulations to everyone who won.



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