Emma Coulter provided yellow ribbons for Mrs. Ferguson’s class to wear in honor of the events of September 11, 2001.
Mrs. Carver's third-grade class engaged with the book "The Man in the Red Bandana," which tells the story of Welles Crowther, a volunteer firefighter who tragically lost his life while rescuing and leading others to safety during the events of September 11, 2001. This poignant narrative was authored by his mother and illustrated by his father. In remembrance, the students created "Remembrance Ribbons" and discussed the reasons for their pride in being American. Additionally, they displayed a red bandana on their classroom flag to honor the memory of all the individuals who perished on that fateful day.
The Foster Grandparents Program donated food to our school through the 9/11 service project. Thank you very much!
More Camo Day fun!
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Happy Grandparents' Day
Research proves that arts education helps students to do the following:
*Develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills
*Increase imagination and creativity
*Foster discipline
*Provide alternative ways to communicate and express ideas
*Improve understanding of other cultures
*Support academic success across the curriculum
*Increase personal growth outside the classroom
*Gain a positive outlook about school, which reduces dropout rates
Mrs. Ferguson's fifth-grade class is decked out in camouflage, all set for their stealthy ambush on the Lions! #GOLEOPARDS!
The DES students are having a blast on CAMO day! Watch out, Horatio Lions, because the LEOPARDS are planning a surprise ambush! CAMO and Leopards unite! #GOLEOPARDS
The 5th graders had an absolute ball during decades spirit week, all revved up for the Leopard's game last week against Mena!
DES teachers had a nice surprise! The First State Bank brought in snacks for all the teachers. Big thanks to the First State Bank.
Labor Day, Sept. 2 , No School
This week, the teachers and students had a blast celebrating "decades day" as part of our spirit dress activities. We've also seen a lot of adorable little Leopards and Cheerleaders around! Let's cheer on our Leopards during the home game against Mena. Just a friendly reminder that your behavior at the games will be observed.
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Have a great weekend. ...back to school Tuesday, Sept. 3.
Ms. Jarrell hit the jackpot today! She snagged a fabulous designer tote bag in a drawing, all thanks to our IReady superstar, Alice Shiry, who generously donated it. Talk about a stylish stroke of luck!
The fifth graders have been diving into the art of teamwork, mastering the fine balance of leadership, support, and high-fives. It seems they’re nailing it like pros!
The De Queen Soccer Association engaged with students during their recess today. Following several training sessions, the students were rewarded with a refreshing treat of watermelon. Our gratitude goes to the DQ Soccer Association.
DES is wishing you a great Friday and wonderful weekend. 2nd week of school, done and gone!
Fifth graders are diving into their reading to achieve their AR goals for this 9 week period. #manifestgreatness
