Mrs. Pritchett's class with "decades" and Leopard spirit.
Mrs. Miles' class with their patriotic spirit.
De Queen First Assembly brought goodies for the teachers So thoughtful....a big shout out of THANKS!!
Thursday, September 19...fall pictures for DES
Friday, September 20...Bi week for the Leopards.
Third graders Christopher Hernandez, Arielle Gallardo, Armani Gallardo, Jowell Marrufo, and Santiago Hernandez were rewarded with a trip to the DES book machine today for reaching 100% fluency in Addition and Subtraction on Reflex math! Way to shine, 3rd graders!
Mrs. Morphew's class was exploring subtraction by playing tic tac toe. Students teamed up in pairs to engage in the game, where they took turns solving subtraction problems and verifying their answers. If they got it right, they could place their mark on the tic tac toe board; if not, it was their partner's turn to try.
Fourth graders Genesis Nieto, Adiel Aparicio, Zayden Williams, Melanie Arellano, Kilsen Timothy, Kayden Norris, Yalit Abarca, Elizabeth Ahumada, Neymar Torres, and Zayden Trinidad were rewarded with a trip to the DES book machine today for reaching their goals of 100% in Addition and Subtraction and/or Multiplication and Division on Reflex math! Way to go, 4th graders!!
Fifth graders Alice Garcia and Ty Davignon took a trip to the DES book machine today for meeting 100% fluency in Multiplication and Division on Reflex math! Keep up the good work, Alice and Ty!
Fifth graders Willie Sorrels, Derry Aguilar, Kayla Martinez, Leslie Martinez, Jacob Rios Barba, Mayan Patel, Aiden Young, Christopher Lopez, Macelynn Alvarado, and Sydney Klitz were awarded with a trip to the DES book machine today for reaching their goals of 100% fluency in Multiplication and Division on Reflex math! Way to go, 5th graders!
"progress reports" go home Friday, Sept.13.
After engaging with the text, “The Man in the Red Bandana”, a selection of Mrs. Pritchett’s literacy students presented the letters they wrote to Welles, a hero of the September 11 attacks,
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!
We need your help! Please complete and return the school lunch form for your family by Friday, September 13th or complete the form online.
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
