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Title: School's Out!
Date: 1977
Location: Lakeland, FL
Description: Students exit Oscar Pope Elementary School to start summer vacation.
Collection: Lakeland Ledger Photograph Collection
ID: p1104
Link: cdm15809.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/p15809coll...
Project will address needs of kids in the McBride Elementary School area through the construction of sidewalks. Photo Credit: city of St. Helens
Hillis Elementary summer school students make the most of the season, indoors and out! FoodCorps worker Chelsea Krist works with Hillis Summer School student Amina MachMach with flowers and grasses, making floral jewelry.
Candice M. Ivie, Jordan Palmgren and Daniel J. Carter pose for a photo in a Buzzard Hall classroom on the campus of Eastern Illinois University in Charleston, Illinois on April 7, 2011. Their elementary education research project is titled, 'Illinois Standardized Achievement Test's Influence and IMpact Upon the Elementary Classroom Environment: Perspectives and Attitudes of 3rd-5th Grade Teachers and Students'. (Jay Grabiec)
Posing for first day photos and enjoying breakfast in the classroom, Jefferson Elementary students said goodbye to moms and dads and hello to their new teachers.
Students from Mannheim Elementary School practice parachute activities to
improve their physical fitness during the MES Extravaganza Feb. 28. The evening highlighted student's work in art, physical education, foreign language and music.
Candice M. Ivie and Jordan Palmgren pose for a photo in a Buzzard Hall classroom on the campus of Eastern Illinois University in Charleston, Illinois on April 7, 2011. Their elementary education research project is titled, 'Illinois Standardized Achievement Test's Influence and IMpact Upon the Elementary Classroom Environment: Perspectives and Attitudes of 3rd-5th Grade Teachers and Students'. (Jay Grabiec)
Governor Hogan Visits Easton Elementary School by Patrick Siebert at 307 Glenwood Ave, Easton, MD 21601
This was a pretty good year of school for me. Our teacher, Mr. Culver was very funny. If you farted in class, he would chase you out of the room with a can of Wizard Air Freshener. LOL
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!
Today I enjoyed visiting Amy's (my wife) classroom for a new after school activity that she has recently started. These kids were having so much fun in bucket drumming class!
Winand Elementary art students explore the blue value scale. Sent by Linda Popp, BCPS Visual Arts Coordinator
Casey Elementary School students, teachers and family members enjoyed an end-of-year talent show at the Multipurpose Center Theater on Camp Casey June 4.
Under the direction of Mary Lee McGuire emcees Haley Bennet, Jasmine January, Jason Makayabo and Dahshon Pugh guided performers of all grades through a show that included dance, instrument solos, singers, and skits provided by the MCs.
This is the second annual event and could not have been accomplished without the behind-the-scenes work of Technical Director Michael Tobin, Stage Managers; Jessica Martinez and Sarah Salem, Stage Crew; Maya McKenzie, Caylin Smith and Joanne Caldwell.
The talent lined up like this:
• Hero – performed by Divina D’Haiti
• You Raise Me Up – piano by Kiarra Clapper
• Higher – dance by Earl John Gonzaga
• 3 piano selections – piano by Casey Harney
• Rolling In The Deep – performed by Tyasia Campbell
• Peter Pan and Pinocchio – piano by Grace West
• Fur Elise – piano by Kaylee Jones
• It Will Rain – performed by Victoria Guiles
• Gavotte – violin by Gabriel Nolan
• Fifty Nifty United States – performed by Joseph Hutchison
• Party Rock Anthem – dance by Jordan Wilson
• Let It Be – violin and harmonica by Ashlynn and Elliot Lee
• River Flows In You – piano by Alexandra McCarthy
• Heart Attack – dance by Breanna Hernandez
• Dance With My Father – performed by Mariella Iquina
Tour of Chávez Elementary after the ribbon cutting ceremony 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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