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Battle Creek Elementary students cut the ribbon at the open house and ribbon cutting ceremony for the new school on August 27, 2012.
This work was made possible through a construction bond passed in November 2008 by voters within Salem-Keizer Public Schools boundaries.
Voters passed a local measure for a $242.1 million construction bond to repair and renovate local schools, and to address overcrowding.
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Japanese elementary students carry special backpacks called "landoseru," which is a borrowed word from the original dutch "ransel," which means backpack.
Traditional colors are red for girls and black for boys, although many schools no longer enforce the color requirements. School uniforms, so much a tradition in Japan, have been eliminated at some schools.
Elementary Spanish Dictionary: Selected Common-Word Vocabularies; by E.R. Sims, Professor of Romance Languages, University of Texas, W.S. Benson & Company, Publishers, Austin, TX, 1944, 1950.
Thrift store find.
Created by Cottonwood Elementary School, Paola, KS
Artists: Jake, Wyatt, Luella, Miles, Averly, Isla, Jackson, hailey, Hudson, Mason, Harper, Immanuel, Hannah, Trig, Mali, and Aniyah
Title: Animals of Fossil Butte National Monument
Teacher: Mary Ure and Karla Haddock
Theme: Conservation
Materials: Printmaking with foam plates, painting, embroidery with embroidery floss, wet felting with wool, collage with mod podge.
Did you enjoy this project? Yes. It was enjoyable to learn about the monument and the animals.
About: We were really excited to learn about the animals that lived both now and in the past around Fossil Butte National Monument. We love prehistoric animals and enjoyed making prints of what their fossils might look like. We learned about the pronghorn antelope, the mule deer, the buffalo, the western meadowlark, the cut-throat trout and many other animals. We learned how to sew simple embroidery stiches to make grass at the base of the butte. We also learned how to wet felt and we added some to the antelope near the top.
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The DMPS Elementary Honor Choir performed on Saturday, May 9 in the auditorium at Central Campus. Voices representing schools throughout the city came together, spending the morning in rehearsal before performing for a full house of family and fans with a concert of folk songs and contemporary children's music. The honor choir was directed by Vanessa Brady, vocal music director at North High School.
The Kipps Elementary School 3 O'Clock Band entertains at Halftime of the Florida State Game. The brought the house down when the closed the show with the Hokie Pokie.
Photography of the GameTime Acton Elementary School Playground in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Charlotte Photographer - PatrickSchneiderPhoto.com
Hubbell Elementary School students celebrated 100 days of school by dressing up as 100 year old people. So, what's it like to be 100? Looks pretty fun to us!
BANCROFT ELEMENTARY 2014 NATIONAL POLICE WEEK 'THANK YOU / APPRECIATION' CARDS Artwork Display at the MPDC 3rd District Station Lobby at 1650 V Street, NW, Washington DC on Friday afternoon, 16 May 2014 by Elvert Barnes Photography
Spearheaded by Meghan Foy, Art Teacher at Bancroft Elementary School, learn more about the project at msfoysartroom.blogspot.com/2014/05/lets-celebratepolice-w...
Elvert Barnes 2014 NATIONAL POLICE WEEK / Washington DC docu-project at elvertbarnes.com/NPW2014
Elvert Barnes PUBLIC ART IN PUBLC SPACES 2014 at elvertbarnes.com/PublicArtPublicSpaces2014
I haven't done any for so long, a bit of practice is needed before getting back into competition Bird Arranging.
Three White-faced herons on the other side of Chiltern Dam # 1 or 2.
The DMPS Elementary Honor Choir performed on Saturday, May 9 in the auditorium at Central Campus. Voices representing schools throughout the city came together, spending the morning in rehearsal before performing for a full house of family and fans with a concert of folk songs and contemporary children's music. The honor choir was directed by Vanessa Brady, vocal music director at North High School.
A group of LFA students, parents and teachers head over to AJ Katzenmaier Elementary School in North Chicago to have fun with the elementary school students in a day focused on the future. The youngsters were asked to think about what college would be like. The day ended with a homecoming dance!
Evansdale Elementary - Brick covered with terra cotta - demolished 2006.
Cleaning out some old pics I have laying around... these aren't high res, as they were resized for quick posting.. so... if I ever find the originals, I'll post them instead.
Young girls and their mother learn about the garden at their elementary school. Wonderland Elementary School, Laurel Canyon, Los Angeles, California, USA
Hillis Elementary summer school students make the most of the season, indoors and out! Hillis Summer School student Lal Mawia, with fellow studebnts Jair Orellana, Alex Hawbaker and Nathan Tenney look up books at the Franklin Avenue Library.
On June 18, 2013, Minister Peter Fassbender joined students from Queensbury Elementary in celebrating their DARE graduation.
Front row (L-R) Justin Somerville, DARE Graduate; Queensbury Elementary
Suhayl Patel, DARE Graduate, Queensbury Elementary
Back row (L-R) A/Cst. David HEAD, RCMP, North Vancouver Detachment; Mr. Rick CHAN, Principal, Queensbury Elementary School; Mr. John LEWIS, Superintendent, North Vancouver
School District; Ms. Cyndi Gerlach, Trustee, North Vancouver School District; Hon. Peter Fassbender, Minister of Education, Government of British Columbia; Insp. Dave Attfield, RCMP, North Vancouver Detachment; Mr. Darrell Mussatto, Mayor, City of North Vancouver
Some photos from the first district-wide bowling tournament at Des Moines Public Schools. More than 350 4th and 5th graders took part in the event at the end of a unit on bowling in their PE classes.
Vicenza Elementary School students and parents gather in the cafeteria where children met their teachers before heading to their classrooms on the first day of school.
Photo by David Ruderman, USAG Vicenza Public Affairs Office
Vicenza Military Community schools opened Aug. 27 with more than 1,100 children arriving for the start of the academic year.
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