Students in third grade are investigating processes and routines. They closely observed the school custodian as he went through the process of raising and lowering the U.S. flag. Students analyzed how the process of putting up and taking down the flag has certain steps. People follow these steps out of respect for our country. Students spent time on the day of 9/11 honoring those innocent victims who lost their lives that day and felt empathy for their families.
McCoy Elementary students are taking parents to P.E. class to show them the activities and games they have learned. Parents are invited to participate with their children in various activities and games in the gym. Students in CFB learn the importance of fitness in their lives. Whether competing, playing a game, or learning a dance, students are learning which muscle groups they are using and how this positively affects their health.
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Students in 4th grade are practicing being a STAR Student. Student groups worked together to develop motions to help them remember classroom expectations.
Cardinal Character is abundant at Kent. Captain Clean Super Hero (aka Mr. Lee) demonstrates the importance of good hygiene.
Kent students are preparing for the PTA Reflections Contest. Mrs. Williams, principal, was selected to be a Super Hero.
Joanne Jennings was recognized as the Teacher of the Nine Weeks for Kent.
As a Fine Arts Academy, all students in K-5 attend dance class.
Developing leaders is a priority at Kent Elementary. Our 5th grade students serve on Safety Patrol. The safety patrol is a vital function at our school. In addition, those who serve learn many life lessons such as: commitment to a job, punctuality to a job, completing a task with pride and doing your best, serving others, courtesy, and list goes on.
The National PTA Reflections contest is kicking off for the 2018-2019. The theme this year is “Heroes Around Me”. Learn more by contacting reflections.kentpta@gmail.com.
Educational Results Partnership recognizing higher-performing public schools in Texas. Kent Elementary is proud to be named to the Honor Roll for 2017-2018.
On Sep. 25, employees at the Educational Services Division Complex (ESDC) honored Shelley Moreno for her excellent customer service skills. Shelley was recognized with cheers, a reward, and team support. Community Relations Coordinator, Pam Peña, stated, “thank you, Shelley, for serving our staff and our community with the highest level of care.” CFB is committed to excellent customer service. Would you like to tell us about another CFB employee who excels in customer service, or tell us about an area that needs improvement? If so, please fill out our online iCare form.
