We present to you the King and Queen of Highland Elementary for March 25th.
Reminder, starting today our school day is extended. Buses will dismiss at 3:10 for the remainder of the year.
Highland Elementary Teachers love continuously learning and improving their instructional practice. Thank you to Alisha Hall from iReady for being a fabulous coach.
Second grade students became word doctors who completed "surgery" on words to create contractions.
These two closed out the week as Highland Royalty. We hope their day was fabulous.
The 5th grade students at Highland Elementary worked super hard this week exploring the division of fractions. Super proud of all of them ❤️
We are pleased to present the King and Queen of Highland Elementary for Thursday, March 20th.
Kona Ice - March 28th
Second Grade students did a wonderful job on their leprechaun traps, but they didn't have any luck catching him this year. 🍀
Our Highland Royalty represented us well today.
Kentucky Colonels are unwavering in devotion to faith, family, commonwealth, and country. Passionate about being compassionate. Join us in congratulating Mr. Keith Patrick, who was recently named a Kentucky Colonel!
Check out our Highland Royalty today!!!!
It's that time of year. We are accepting applications for the 2025-2026 school year in Head Start and Preschool!! Come see us at the Head Start office.
What an exciting day here at Highland Elementary School! We love our ROYALTY!
Mrs. Bevins' first grade class became surgeons today to review grammar and math skills. They worked on conjunctions, syllables, 2 digit addition, and fractions. They were amazing surgeons!
Thursday 3/13 - No School, Friday 3/14 - We do have school,
Monday 3/17 - No School
King Luke and Queen Emma were royally honored at Highland Elementary today!
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Mrs. Bevins' first grade class did an amazing job during Readership Day on Friday. They presented their book reports to various people in the classroom as well as to other grade levels in the library. I couldn't be anymore proud of their hard work and creativity with their costumes and reports!
Mrs. Bayes and Mrs. Wright’s 6th-grade classes had an excellent day at the circus for Readership Day. This event served as a fitting conclusion to Read Across America Week. The students demonstrated remarkable creativity in their decorations and brilliantly showcased their leadership skills by sharing research about the circus. They composed informative pieces and created video presentations. It was a great day to be a Wildcat.
