Check out a book from our student-selected displays. Thrillers, Zombies, and poisons!
6th graders making cards for Mr. Roth using our daily quotes as words of encouragement, motivation and strength. The extra leaves from our botany unit adorned his cards. A few of the quotes are: NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE. EVEN THE WORD ITSELF SAYS I'M POSSIBLE.
IF YOU WANT THE RAINBOW, YOU GOTTA PUT UP WITH THE RAIN.
RE-SET RE-ADJUST RE-FOCUS RE-START as many times as you want. JUST DON'T QUIT. We miss you, Mr. Roth Get Well Soon
Mrs. Smith's 1st Grade earned a good behavior party in Music. They chose to have Show & Tell and had a good time telling us about their items!
Twins in 6th grade art
6th grade Social Studies are studying the social classes of the Ancient Egyptians and the roles of various family members.
6th grade getting ready for Halloween by making op art spider webs
Final results Class 1 State Tournament. 2 days of solid golf from the Ladybirds!
Veterans Day Assembly
Got some fresh faces trying faces trying out BBQ for the team. This practice was cooking chicken thighs and lollipops. They did great! Mack Burke won a VERY close match.
Biology exploring the cellular world looking at mitosis, various cell types, and some even extracted their own cheek cells and mounted them on slides.
October Letter from the Superintendent
Day 2 is underway. Good Luck, Ladybirds!
Scores from day 1. Good job, Ladybirds!
South Shelby JV Cardinals fall to Macon in a close one 19-12
PTO Hot Chocolate Stand October 25th at the Football Game
2nd Grade musicians play steady beat vs rhythm accompaniment to a fun Halloween song, "Birds & Bats."
6th grade art learning about pointillism
6th graders working hard on their math test.
7th graders completed a project which included doing one of the following: creating a podcast, writing a book, making a travel brochure, or performing a how-to speech. They did a great job!
6th grade Social Studies are exploring the papery bark from a Paper Bark Birch tree. They compared this to Papyrus as this is what the Ancient Egyptians used to make paper on which they wrote hieroglyphics. Thanks to Carol Werr for sharing this beautiful tree bark with us
