Pastries with Parents!
Peeps Stem Challenge was a success!
Green Day Wednesday for Dr. Seuss Week!
Pre-k students got to enjoy listening to Mr. Stoney and Office Miller read silly Dr. Seuss books in the library at WES.
Bartholomew and the Oobleck by Dr. Seuss was an intriguing book to read during Dr. Seuss week. The Weir PACE students enjoyed forming hypothesis on if Oobleck is a solid or a liquid.
Kindergarten students at WES thoroughly enjoyed Mr. Ballard reading, Mr. Brown Can Moo! Can You?
Fox in Socks!
Ms. Rush and Mrs. White's kindergarten class enjoyed "Fox in Socks" day! They decorated their silly socks to match the ones they wore to school.
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WES 5 Day Giveaway - Day 1 winner
Mrs. Hunt's 5th graders are rocking their wildest, wackiest, and most colorful socks for Crazy Sock Day!
"A person's a person, no matter how small!"
Ms. Rush and Mrs. White's kindergarten class had fun celebrating Day 1 of all the Dr. Seuss fun. Today, we wore our class shirts and had Truffala Tree cupcakes on the playground.
Ms. Conerly’s and Ms. Fairley’s Kindergarteners at WES read Dr. Seuss’ “Horton Hears A Who” and made Horton.
Due to the possibility of severe weather tomorrow evening, Choctaw County School District will be dismissed early Mar. 4th to ensure vehicles have delivered all students and are off the roadways. Weir elementary car rider line will begin at 1 pm and Bus line will be at 1:10
Dr. Seuss Week kicks off today and we are starting it in style! Rocking our favorite Dr. Seuss shirts to celebrate the magic of reading.
On Friday, Ms. Conerly’s and Ms. Fairley’s kindergartners at WES practice sequencing using the story “The Mitten” by Jan Brett. The class also discussed characters and setting using this story.
On Friday, Ms. Conerly’s and Ms. Fairley’s kindergartners at WES practice sequencing using the story “The Mitten” by Jan Brett. The class also discussed characters and setting using this story.
**Dr. Seuss Week**
March 3-7
"A person's a person, no matter how small" -Dr. Seuss
CCHS Chamber Choir singing National Anthem in Rotunda of State Capital. Choctaw County is so blessed with many talents in Fine Arts, Athletics, and Academics. Seeing this and knowing who these students represent should make you proud of OUR next generation.
CCHS Chamber Choir singing National Anthem in Rotunda of State Capital. Choctaw County is so blessed with many talents in Fine Arts, Athletics, and Academics. Seeing this and knowing who these students represent should make you of proud of OUR next generation.
CCHS Chamber Choir singing National Anthem in Rotunda of State Capital. Choctaw County is so blessed with many talents in Fine Arts, Athletics, and Academics. Seeing this and knowing who these students represent should make you of proud of OUR next generation.
Video of CCHS Chamber Choir singing National Anthem in Rotunda of State Capital. Choctaw County is so blessed with many talents in Fine Arts, Athletics, and Academics. Hearing this and knowing who these students represent should make you of proud of OUR next generation.
CCHS Chamber Choir was able to meet with Rep. Hood and Sen. Williams at the capital today.
After the meeting, they were able to sing in the rotunda of the capital.
