Proud of Winnie! What a star! 🌟
We’re keeping the conversation going! Join Superintendent Dr. Annette Wallace for the second Diet Coke with the Supt. on Friday, November 7, from 9–11 a.m. at the Berlin McDonald’s. Stop in to chat, share ideas, and connect! #WeAreWorcester #PartnershipsInAction
The art department at SES continues its fundraising efforts towards the purchase of a kiln with the 2nd annual Clay Night. Participants will get a chance to sculpt, paint and create while raising funds for a great cause. Sign up sheets will be sent out today.
🧑🎨Space is limited to 80 participants👩🎨 Direct all questions to Ms. Winters and Mrs. Phillips.
More Showell Shining Stars continuing to shine bright at SES with their positive choices and attitudes! 💙🌟💛
Proud of Ryland! Our shining star! 🌟
Mrs. Lovell's 4th grade class showed their creativity by making haunted houses with grandparent volunteer, Sally McCabe!
Families, due to an outage over the weekend, phone lines across all schools in WCPS have been impacted, including SES. WCPS IT is working to have this resolved and quickly as possible; however, in the meantime, you can reach us by calling one of our temporary phone lines at (302) 524-2284 or (302) 524-2210. We will notify you when the issue has been resolved. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
So proud of Thomas — our Showell Shining Star! 🌟 Keep shining bright!
Mrs. Monti's class worked in small groups to create Graffiti Walls to show the main idea of a section of the text, "The Circulatory Story". They also showed the figurative language that was used in their section by illustrating.
Mrs. Monti's 4th grade class had a blast performing an experiment to help us better understand the process of cellular respiration!
Mrs. Keifer’s kindergarten class supported breast cancer awareness with a lot of pink today!
We love celebrating shining stars each day! Here are a couple more we've recognized! 🌟
Students in Ms. Potetz's class worked in small groups to create "Graffiti Walls" to show the main idea of assigned pages in the text, "The Circulatory Story". Then, they illustrated how the figurative language in the text help them understand the text.
Nora was nominated and her name was selected to receive a free book today. She shows her love of reading every day.
Mrs.Lovell's students identified the main idea and figurative language within their assigned pages of "The Circulatory Story." Students shared their learning with classmates.
Check out a few more of our amazing Showell Shining Stars over the past few weeks! We are so proud! 🌟
Check out Jackson, a Showell Shining Star, for being an extra caring friend! So proud! 🌟
We are celebrating Red Ribbon Week next week with school wide spirit days.
We’re proud to make healthy choices!”
Annie and Charles are our Showell Shining Stars! We are so proud of them for being peaceful problem solvers! 💛🌟
That's a wrap on our spaghetti tower challenge! 2nd-4th graders engineered, experimented, and had a blast testing their creations!
