Our guidance counselor, Ms. Gilkey has been a great asset to our school community. She has been visiting classrooms, interacting with the students, and reading the students social stories. Our students love spending time with her. @AmquiES
Today, the students had sooo much fun! We want to thank the Nashville Police Department and our physical activity teachers for planning a day full of carnival games and summer fun at @AmquiES
Our students love our cafeteria workers, teachers, and janitors for their major roles they have at the school. This is a small token of appreciation for them.
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Our writers explained the steps of a butterfly life cycle with details. The students also created 3D projects of the butterfly life cycle.
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What an honor for Mr. Purdue's class to present their projects of explaining and displaying the Earth's layers. @AmquiES
In Rising K, students are are using their creativity and imagination to learn through play. @AmquiES
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@drjoimitchell and @BIMNash provided @KONAICE to the Promising Scholars teachers, staff and student athletes from @TSUedu. Thank you for doing a great job @AmquiES .
The Nashville Police Department came to our school @AmquiES for a visit. They took time out of their busy day to read to our students. The students loved this reading experience.
Shoutout to Mr. Donaldson's Rising 5th graders. They have been working hard on math distributive property in the classroom. @AmquiES
Our Rising 1st graders are fantastic scientists! They have been learning about the bug cycle. They used their discovery skills to make connections. @AmquiES
The Rising 1st graders are having some summer fun writing outside with sidewalk chalk. @AmquiES
This student used a lot of creativity as he used Playdoh to model the butterfly cycle in rising 2nd grade. @AmquiES
Writing is very important! This student is doing an awesome job writing about the steps of the water cycle. @AmquiES
These students are working hard on their place value and base ten math strategies during our Promising Scholars summer program. @AmquiES
In Rising K, the students wrote about their read aloud, "The Old Lady who Swallowed a Fly". This student used detailed drawings to explain the book.
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