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Dr. Mark Minskey, Principal Submitted by Tara Harris The New Market 5th Grade ACE Class, along with their teacher, Cheryl Jenkins, went on a field trip to Dauphin Island, February 15 th -18 th . They studied about the wetlands, dissected squid, visited and got stuck in the salt marsh, had plankton races, collected specimens from the bay (including a cone head jelly fish), and learned of the different layers of a beach! Two New Market students were chosen to have their work displayed this month at the Huntsville Museum of Art in honor of Youth Art Month: Jaylen Hill (3 rd Grade) and Jenna McManes (2 nd Grade). New Market students and staff celebrated Read Across America Week with many fun reading related activities. We created vocabulary hats, dressed up like our dads, wore pajamas to school and participated in the AR “Read the Most From Coast to Coast” Challenge, and enjoyed many guest readers. Buckhorn High School’s Leadership Club, Spanish Club, and football players read to many of the classes. The New Market School Archery Team has been having a very successful season so far. Last week, they were named Regional Champions and that automatically qualifies them for the State Tournament to be held on April 4 th . Individual winners were: Girl Winners: 1 Lauren Foster, 2 Abby Gipson, and 3 Breanna Mason. Boy Winners were: 1 Jake Parr and 2 Hayden O'Barr.
OWENS CROSS ROADS Dr. Donna Goode, Principal Submitted by Glynn Cannon Students in third and fourth grade read a story about Roger Woodward. In July, 1960 at age 7 years old, Mr. Woodward was swept over Niagara Falls after the boat he and his sister were in capsized. His sister was rescued before going over the falls, but Mr. Woodward fell 164 feet and lived to tell the tale. The account was featured in Life Magazine, documentaries, nonfiction books, and is even a question in Trivial Pursuit! After reading the story, a teacher made contact with Mr. Woodward and he graciously came to the school and gave a first-hand account of his ordeal and the water safety lessons he feels everyone needs to know. The Owens Cross Roads School PTO purchased t-shirts for the 6 th grade students. The back of the shirts reads “I will graduate” and the front of it reads “Class of 2019”. PTO wanted to find a way for every student to hear the words, “You will graduate”. We also want to encourage every student to do their best and realize the importance of a good education. We want them to be proud of themselves when they make it to Graduation Day, knowing all their hard work and dedication has paid off. Thank you PTO for your support. The Owens Cross Roads GEMS Team was selected to participate in the GEMS Expo in Birmingham in February. Kelijah Alexander, Keniyah Alexander, Savannah Bolden, Savannah Holder, MaHaley Mann, and Elizabeth Mann created their project from aligned science objectives. Their Habitat Chat project outcome was five podcasts that were align with first and fifth grade course of study objectives. Their student-created podcast about habitats was accepted to the ALEX Gallery 360 for teacher and students around the world to use in lessons and units of study. OCR would like to thank the African Drummers for coming out and putting on a great performance for our school. They provided drum music and dance and even the students and staff got to participate! A great time of culture and learning was had by all.
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