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FAFSA treasure hunt!
Nothing better than burgers and gratitude! 🍔❤️ we thanked our teachers and staff today with a burger cookout for their dedication and service to our students! Thank you CCISD Staff!
Next week is red ribbon/rivalry week!
Fourth graders built "coolers" in science class out of random materials. They had to decide which materials would make the best insulators and keep ice frozen the longest. They tried many different materials and tested with hair dryer to see if the ice would melt.
It's Game Day!
Next week is red ribbon/rivalry week!
Mrs. Killian-Cox's 5th grade scientists are learning all about electricity and circuits — and they’re lighting up the room with their discoveries! 🔌✨ From building circuits by connecting wires to power up lights, these hands-on learners are making science come alive!
It's Game Day!
Spirit dress and pep rally info for Friday:
Don't forget to join us tonight for literacy night! The evening starts at 5:30 for a title one meeting in cafeteria. Cafeteria doors are open now.
Don't forget to join us tomorrow night for literacy night! The evening starts at 5:30 for a title one meeting in the cafeteria for Grades K-5 and PK will start in room 2/4 will a Head Start Meeting!
We had a selfie celebration for boss's day today at CCISD!
Congratulations to this six weeks perfect attendance bingo winners!
Congratulations to this week's secondary perfect attendance winners!!
Yesterday, 1st Grade mixed Reading, Math and Science with our very own Punky Pumpkin (class selected name and face)!
We read the story, learned about the life cycle of a pumpkin, the vocabulary word decay/decompose, then we made predictions and counted seeds.
This project will be year long as we watch Punky go through the stages of the life cycle 🎃
It's Game Day!
We had some team building with elementary and secondary students yesterday! In groups, they had to stack cups without using their hands. They had to make a device out of rubber bands and string to help lift the cups.
They had to try it first by talking it out together, then without any verbal communication, and finally with one group leader communicating what to do while everyone else had their eyes closed.
True leaders came out when they volunteered to be the speaker for the group while others had eyes closed.
We discussed how to work as a team and how much easier it was to complete a task with open communication from all parties.
It's Game Day!
