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Mobile to study marine biology. While the students were at the sea lab, they toured Fort Gaines, chartered a boat to collect sea animals, identified marine vertebrae’s and invertebrate’s, dissected squid, and walked in a salt marsh to investigate the nursery grounds for young sea life. Mrs. VanHooser’s 3 rd grade ACE students at Central have been studying Medieval Europe society and government. As a culminating event, they participated in a Medieval Feast. The students learned and participated in the different steps of a feast from bringing in the salt bearer to cutting the upper crust. At the end of the feast, the students represented different kingdoms and competed in a chess competition and a catapult-building competition. Karen Carter, Central School 8 th grader, was selected to be a page for State Representative Wayne Johnson at the 2013 session of the Alabama Legislature. She will serve as page for three days. Tina Putman, 1 st grade teacher, performed at Music in the Valley on Saturday, March 16 th at Princeton High School in Paint Rock Valley. This is a huge fundraiser for the Volunteer Fire Department in Paint Rock Valley. Local acts come together to re-enact various artists of this decade and previous decades. Mrs. Putman was featured on Channel 19 for her contributions to this community event. National Elementary Honor Society sold candy grams during the week of Valentine's Day. The group raised $175 for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation! They also collected pull tabs for the second year to support the Ronald McDonald House in Memphis, TN. The entire school collected around 61 milk jugs full of pull tabs! Marilyn Hicks, Principal Submitted by Dr. Toni Clemons CHRISTINA TURNER IS EES TEACHER OF THE YEAR. CHRISTINA “TINA” DUNHAM IS EES SUPPORT STAFF PERSON OF THE YEAR.
HISTORICAL CELEBRATION In February, fourth grade students celebrated African American History month by creating a museum depicting the contributions made by various famous African Americans. Mrs. Geraldine Tibbs was the guest speaker for this exciting historical celebration. Parents, students, and the EES school community shared in this delightful depiction of the past. Second Grade Celebrates EES second graders had a Read Across America/Coast to Coast "Read-A-Thon" day, Friday, March 1 st . Students wore their PJ's as they enjoyed reading and taking AR tests all day. Students that made between an 80-100 were given special prizes for their participation. The Endeavor Elementary Spelling Bee was held on January 14, 2013. Participates include: Logan Morris, Rachel Moore, Makayla Callahan, Skyler Mears, Sarah Neis, Ashley Carr, Alex Wooten, Hayden Ottum, Emma Aid, Cristeon Dodd, Tyson Matthews, Charles Smith, Allie Ocampo, John Morgan Mahone, Noah Edwards, Andrew McKnight, and Elise Muery. Congratulations to Logan Morris, a fifth grade student in Mrs. Bender's class. He is the 2013 EES Spelling Bee winner and will represent Endeavor in the Madison County Spelling Bee competition.
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