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Hometown Rankin - February & May 2015

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The CHALKBOARD<br />

pearl public school district<br />

Northside Elementary<br />

To encourage a love of reading and to celebrate reading success, second and third<br />

grade students at Northside Elementary participated in Northside’s Winter Carnival,<br />

December 18, 2014. This carnival was a reward for students who reached their<br />

reading goal of 20 AR points for the second nine weeks or by showing one half of a<br />

year’s growth on the STAR Reading assessment. At the winter carnival there were<br />

many activities and games that included snowball fights, relay races, bowling, face<br />

painting, karaoke, and crafts, like making a snowman and reindeer food. Over 450<br />

Northside students met their reading goals and were able to attend this carnival.<br />

Pearl Junior High<br />

Pearl Junior High School students are awarded Pirate’s Gold tokens as positive<br />

reinforcement for “getting caught” doing something good. A celebration is held at the<br />

end of each term as a reward, and the students who received Pirate’s Gold are entered<br />

into a drawing to receive various prizes donated by PJHS community partners.<br />

Alantis Brown and Alexis Knight<br />

Chandler Little, Kierra Lawson, and Addison Mosley<br />

First Term: (Above) Pirate’s Gold winners, front row, Ashley Martinez, Pearla<br />

Gonzalas, Hannah Broadwater, Alaina Jenkins, Jacob Dedmon, Jana Reed, and<br />

Javious Tucker. On the back row from left to right are Logan Sykes, Julie Henderson,<br />

Tianna Dantzler, Hannah Pinter, Morgan Bailey, and Ethan Nelson-Willis.<br />

Pirate’s Gold Drawing: (Right) PJHS administrators and faculty draw winners<br />

from the treasure chest of Pirate’s Gold. Pictured from left to right is Principal<br />

Dr. Jessica Broome, Assistant Principal Mr. Tim Jackson, Assistant Principal<br />

Mr. Chris Lee, social studies teacher Mr. Eli McMillan, and Assistant Principal<br />

Ms. Carrie Cullum.<br />

Submissions provided by local officials from each individual district and not to be considered editorial opinion.<br />

80 • <strong>February</strong> / March <strong>2015</strong>

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