Slate Valley Faculty & Staff - We Appreciate You!
about 2 hours ago, Slate Valley
Collage-style graphic with a light blue background featuring photos of several faculty and staff members in circular frames. Decorative elements include colored pencils, tulips, and paper clips. Text reads “Thank you” and a note says, “From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices—our faculty and staff are the heartbeat of our schools.”
Collage-style graphic with a light blue background featuring photos of several faculty and staff members in circular frames. Decorative elements include colored pencils, tulips, and paper clips. Text reads “Thank you” and a note says, “From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices—our faculty and staff are the heartbeat of our schools.”
Collage-style graphic with a light blue background featuring photos of several faculty and staff members in circular frames. Decorative elements include colored pencils, tulips, and paper clips. Text reads “Thank you” and a note says, “From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices—our faculty and staff are the heartbeat of our schools.”
Collage-style graphic with a light blue background featuring photos of several faculty and staff members in circular frames. Decorative elements include colored pencils, tulips, and paper clips. Text reads “Thank you” and a note says, “From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices—our faculty and staff are the heartbeat of our schools.”
Collage-style graphic with a light blue background featuring photos of several faculty and staff members in circular frames. Decorative elements include colored pencils, tulips, and paper clips. Text reads “Thank you” and a note says, “From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices—our faculty and staff are the heartbeat of our schools.”
Collage-style graphic with a light blue background featuring photos of several faculty and staff members in circular frames. Decorative elements include colored pencils, tulips, and paper clips. Text reads “Thank you” and a note says, “From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices—our faculty and staff are the heartbeat of our schools.”
Collage-style graphic with a light blue background featuring photos of several faculty and staff members in circular frames. Decorative elements include colored pencils, tulips, and paper clips. Text reads “Thank you” and a note says, “From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices—our faculty and staff are the heartbeat of our schools.”
Collage-style graphic with a light blue background featuring photos of several faculty and staff members in circular frames. Decorative elements include colored pencils, tulips, and paper clips. Text reads “Thank you” and a note says, “From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices—our faculty and staff are the heartbeat of our schools.”
Collage-style graphic with a light blue background featuring photos of several faculty and staff members in circular frames. Decorative elements include colored pencils, tulips, and paper clips. Text reads “Thank you” and a note says, “From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices—our faculty and staff are the heartbeat of our schools.”
Collage-style graphic with a light blue background featuring photos of several faculty and staff members in circular frames. Decorative elements include colored pencils, tulips, and paper clips. Text reads “Thank you” and a note says, “From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices—our faculty and staff are the heartbeat of our schools.”
Slate Valley Faculty & Staff - Thank you for all you do!
about 2 hours ago, Slate Valley
Collage-style graphic with a light blue background featuring photos of several faculty and staff members in circular frames. Decorative elements include colored pencils, tulips, and paper clips. Text reads “Thank you” and a note says, “From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices—our faculty and staff are the heartbeat of our schools.”
Collage-style graphic with a light blue background featuring photos of several faculty and staff members in circular frames. Decorative elements include colored pencils, tulips, and paper clips. Text reads “Thank you” and a note says, “From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices—our faculty and staff are the heartbeat of our schools.”
Collage-style graphic with a light blue background featuring photos of several faculty and staff members in circular frames. Decorative elements include colored pencils, tulips, and paper clips. Text reads “Thank you” and a note says, “From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices—our faculty and staff are the heartbeat of our schools.”
Collage-style graphic with a light blue background featuring photos of several faculty and staff members in circular frames. Decorative elements include colored pencils, tulips, and paper clips. Text reads “Thank you” and a note says, “From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices—our faculty and staff are the heartbeat of our schools.”
Collage-style graphic with a light blue background featuring photos of several faculty and staff members in circular frames. Decorative elements include colored pencils, tulips, and paper clips. Text reads “Thank you” and a note says, “From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices—our faculty and staff are the heartbeat of our schools.”
Collage-style graphic with a light blue background featuring photos of several faculty and staff members in circular frames. Decorative elements include colored pencils, tulips, and paper clips. Text reads “Thank you” and a note says, “From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices—our faculty and staff are the heartbeat of our schools.”
Collage-style graphic with a light blue background featuring photos of several faculty and staff members in circular frames. Decorative elements include colored pencils, tulips, and paper clips. Text reads “Thank you” and a note says, “From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices—our faculty and staff are the heartbeat of our schools.”
Collage-style graphic with a light blue background featuring photos of several faculty and staff members in circular frames. Decorative elements include colored pencils, tulips, and paper clips. Text reads “Thank you” and a note says, “From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices—our faculty and staff are the heartbeat of our schools.”
Collage-style graphic with a light blue background featuring photos of several faculty and staff members in circular frames. Decorative elements include colored pencils, tulips, and paper clips. Text reads “Thank you” and a note says, “From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices—our faculty and staff are the heartbeat of our schools.”
Collage-style graphic with a light blue background featuring photos of several faculty and staff members in circular frames. Decorative elements include colored pencils, tulips, and paper clips. Text reads “Thank you” and a note says, “From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices—our faculty and staff are the heartbeat of our schools.”
Slate Valley Faculty & Staff - We Appreciate all you do!
about 2 hours ago, Slate Valley
Collage-style graphic with a light blue background featuring photos of several faculty and staff members in circular frames. Decorative elements include colored pencils, tulips, and paper clips. Text reads “Thank you” and a note says, “From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices—our faculty and staff are the heartbeat of our schools.”
Collage-style graphic with a light blue background featuring photos of several faculty and staff members in circular frames. Decorative elements include colored pencils, tulips, and paper clips. Text reads “Thank you” and a note says, “From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices—our faculty and staff are the heartbeat of our schools.”
Collage-style graphic with a light blue background featuring photos of several faculty and staff members in circular frames. Decorative elements include colored pencils, tulips, and paper clips. Text reads “Thank you” and a note says, “From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices—our faculty and staff are the heartbeat of our schools.”
Collage-style graphic with a light blue background featuring photos of several faculty and staff members in circular frames. Decorative elements include colored pencils, tulips, and paper clips. Text reads “Thank you” and a note says, “From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices—our faculty and staff are the heartbeat of our schools.”
Collage-style graphic with a light blue background featuring photos of several faculty and staff members in circular frames. Decorative elements include colored pencils, tulips, and paper clips. Text reads “Thank you” and a note says, “From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices—our faculty and staff are the heartbeat of our schools.”
Collage-style graphic with a light blue background featuring photos of several faculty and staff members in circular frames. Decorative elements include colored pencils, tulips, and paper clips. Text reads “Thank you” and a note says, “From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices—our faculty and staff are the heartbeat of our schools.”
Collage-style graphic with a light blue background featuring photos of several faculty and staff members in circular frames. Decorative elements include colored pencils, tulips, and paper clips. Text reads “Thank you” and a note says, “From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices—our faculty and staff are the heartbeat of our schools.”
Collage-style graphic with a light blue background featuring photos of several faculty and staff members in circular frames. Decorative elements include colored pencils, tulips, and paper clips. Text reads “Thank you” and a note says, “From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices—our faculty and staff are the heartbeat of our schools.”
Collage-style graphic with a light blue background featuring photos of several faculty and staff members in circular frames. Decorative elements include colored pencils, tulips, and paper clips. Text reads “Thank you” and a note says, “From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices—our faculty and staff are the heartbeat of our schools.”
Collage-style graphic with a light blue background featuring photos of several faculty and staff members in circular frames. Decorative elements include colored pencils, tulips, and paper clips. Text reads “Thank you” and a note says, “From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices—our faculty and staff are the heartbeat of our schools.”
Friday Focus - Teacher & Staff Appreciation Week

As we wrap up Teacher & Staff Appreciation Week, we want to take a moment to say thank you to the incredible faculty and staff of Slate Valley.

From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices—your dedication, compassion, and hard work are truly the heartbeat of our schools. ❤️

This week may be coming to a close, but our appreciation for all that you do continues every single day. Thank you for showing up, lifting others up, and making a difference in the lives of our students and community.
about 2 hours ago, Slate Valley
Graphic with teal and white background reading “Focus Friday” and “Teacher & Staff Appreciation Week.” In the center is a circular badge with the Slate Valley logo and the message “Thank you for being the heartbeat of Slate Valley,” surrounded by small heart icons. The words “Thank you” appear in script in the lower corner.
Chip Chip Hooray! We are so thankful for our SRO's!
1 day ago, Kelley Schultz
An eye-level shot indoors shows a female police officer smiling, flanked by a female and male student, both smiling, holding a wooden basket of snacks that includes bags of Lays and Cheetos chips, a carton of Goldfish crackers, and a drawing with a smiling potato character that says, “CHIP CHIP HOORAY” above it. The girl is on the left in a khaki shirt that says, “ADRIEN” in block letters and jeans, wearing a multicolored floral backpack. The boy is on the right in a black t-shirt that says, “NIKE” with a logo below and black shorts, holding a yellow and blue mesh mask with both hands, and wearing mismatched sneakers, pink on his right, blue and green on his left. The officer is wearing her police uniform with a radio and holster. behind them is an interior door painted green with double windows, an exit sign above, with the number “9” in a square below the exit sign, and a window to the right of the door. The sign to the left of the door says, “Counselor #116.”
✨🎉 Throwback Thursday: Prom Through the Years 🎉✨

From classic black-and-white elegance to bold colors and modern styles, take a trip through time with 50 years of FHU proms (1965–2015)! 💃🕺

What changes do you notice? The fashion? The hairstyles? And what’s stayed the same—crowns, corsages, and unforgettable memories? 👑🌹

👀 Take a closer look… do you recognize anyone? Feel free to tag them in the comments!
1 day ago, Slate Valley
Graphic titled “Throwback Thursday” with Slate Valley branding and the phrase “Prom Night.” The image is a collage of Fair Haven Union High School prom photos from 1965 to 2015. Photos include black-and-white and color images of students dressed in formal attire, posing as couples or groups, and prom court members wearing crowns and sashes. The bottom text reads “1965–2015: 50 Years of Proms,” with decorative elements like a crown and corsage.
Where Are They Now Wednesday: May Alumni Feature - Hannah (Korda) Ainsworth, FHUHS Class of 2009

From the halls of Fair Haven Union High School to making a meaningful impact in her community, this month’s alumni spotlight features Hannah Korda Ainsworth, a proud member of the Class of 2009.

During her time at FHUHS, Hannah was deeply involved in both academics and extracurricular activities. She played soccer, participated in indoor and outdoor track and field, and competed in softball. In addition, she was active in the rock climbing club, National Honor Society, DUO, and yearbook. Known for her enthusiasm and school pride, Hannah was a dedicated Slaterbration participant and was honored with the “Most School Spirit” award in 2009.

After graduating, Hannah attended Lyndon State College, where she earned her bachelor’s degree in Human Services while also obtaining her Level 2 firefighting certification. She went on to serve her community as a member of the Lyndonville Fire Department from 2009 to 2023. After many years of dedicated service, Hannah made the decision to step away in order to focus more on her family and pursue a career path with greater flexibility.

Today, Hannah works as a Therapeutic Case Manager at Northeast Kingdom Human Services, where she continues to support and advocate for others in meaningful ways. Outside of her professional role, she has spent the past five years coaching her sons’ soccer and basketball teams, sharing her passion for teamwork, perseverance, and growth.

Hannah credits several educators who had a lasting impact on her journey, including Mrs. Dubois, Mr. Ketchum, Mr. Bruce, and Mr. Cavacas—teachers who helped guide and inspire her along the way.

At home, Hannah and her husband are busy raising their two boys, embracing the joys and challenges of family life.
Her advice to today’s students is both heartfelt and insightful:
“You meet people for a reason—either they will change your life, or you will change theirs. And remember, you never truly know the value of a moment until it becomes a memory. You’ll blink and these hallways will be behind you, so make the most of it.”

She also shares two simple but powerful reminders:
“You can do hard things” and “Be the kind you want to see in the world.”

Hannah’s journey is a wonderful example of what it means to stay connected to your roots while growing into new roles and responsibilities. Through her service, her career, and her dedication to her family and community, she continues to embody the spirit of a Slater—showing that success is not only measured by accomplishments, but by the positive impact you have on others along the way.
2 days ago, Slate Valley
A teal and white “Where Are They Now Wednesday” graphic from Slate Valley features a portrait of Hannah (Korda) Ainsworth, a Fair Haven Union High School (FHUHS) Class of 2009 alum. She is smiling, wearing glasses and a blue jacket with a lanyard. The graphic includes text highlighting her accomplishments: a bachelor’s degree in Human Services from Lyndon State College; service with the Lyndonville Fire Department from 2009–2023; current role as a Therapeutic Case Manager at Northeast Kingdom Human Services; being married with two sons; and coaching youth soccer and basketball for five years. It also lists her high school activities—soccer, track and field, softball, rock climbing club, National Honor Society, DUO, and yearbook—and notes she received the “Most School Spirit” award in 2009. A small inset shows a black-and-white yearbook-style photo and award mention. The Slate Valley logo appears in the top right.
The appreciation tour rolled on today! ☕🍎 Central office administrators and staff visited Orwell Village School and Benson Village School, delivering coffee and pastries to fuel and celebrate our incredible educators and staff during Teacher & Staff Appreciation Week.

From warm cups of coffee to sweet treats and even warmer conversations, it was a small way to say thank you for the big impact our teams make every single day. We are so grateful for the dedication, care, and heart you bring to our schools!
3 days ago, Slate Valley
A staff member pours coffee from a thermal dispenser on a green-covered table in a school hallway. Another staff member stands nearby holding a cup. The table is set with bananas, apples, cups, and coffee supplies.
A smiling staff member stands behind a refreshment table with coffee dispensers, fruit, and cups in a school hallway. Classroom doors and student work are visible in the background.
Several staff members gather around a table with pastries and coffee in a school setting. One person pours a drink while others chat and hold plates, enjoying the appreciation treats.
🎉 Trivia Tuesday: Did You Know? 🇲🇽

Cinco de Mayo is often mistaken for Mexico’s Independence Day—but it actually commemorates the Battle of Puebla (May 5, 1862), when a smaller Mexican army defeated a much larger French force.

Today, it’s also a time to celebrate Mexican culture, heritage, and resilience.
3 days ago, Slate Valley
Graphic titled “Trivia Tuesday: Did You Know?” with Slate Valley branding. Text explains that Cinco de Mayo is not Mexico’s Independence Day, but instead commemorates the Battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862, when a smaller Mexican army defeated a larger French force. The graphic includes colorful elements such as a guitar illustration, festive “Cinco de Mayo” text, and a photo of a sombrero and calendar showing May 5 on a bright patterned textile background.
📣 Reminder: Slate Valley Community Advisory Council Meeting Tomorrow!

Join us tomorrow evening for the next Slate Valley Community Advisory Council (CAC) meeting! This is a great opportunity to stay informed, share your voice, and be part of meaningful conversations that help shape our schools and community.

🗓 Tuesday, May 5, 2026
⏰ 5:45 PM – 7:00 PM
📍 Central Office Conference Room
Fair Haven Union Middle & High School

We welcome all community members—your perspective matters! We hope to see you there. 💬💙
4 days ago, Slate Valley
A circular logo reads “Slate Valley Community Advisory Council” surrounding a central Vermont-themed emblem with stylized mountains and landscape. Around the emblem are abstract human figures in green and blue, representing community members. Below the logo, text reads: “Next Meeting: May 5, 2026 – 5:45 PM to 7:00 PM, Central Office Conference Room at Fair Haven Union Middle & High School.”
🍎✨ Happy Teacher & Staff Appreciation Week! ✨🍎

This week, we celebrate the incredible educators and staff who make Slate Valley such a special place to learn and grow. From classrooms to cafeterias, offices to buses—your dedication, compassion, and hard work shape the lives of our students every single day.

Thank you for the countless ways you support, inspire, and uplift our entire community. 💚

Join us in showing appreciation—leave a comment, send a note, or simply say thank you to the amazing people who make a difference every day!
4 days ago, Slate Valley
Colorful graphic celebrating Teacher and Staff Appreciation Week with confetti, school supplies, and bright borders. Text reads “In Celebration of Teacher & Staff Appreciation Week – Thank You!” with the Slate Valley Vermont logo in the center. A message expresses gratitude for faculty and staff for their dedication and impact on students and the community. School names listed include Benson Village School, Castleton Elementary School, Orwell Village School, Fair Haven Grade School, and Fair Haven Union Middle & High School, with corresponding school logos along the bottom.
2nd Grade earned a picnic celebration with s'more!
4 days ago, Kelley Schultz
A group of eleven elementary-age children posing together in a classroom. Seven children stand in the back row near a decorative indoor "tree," while four children sit on the floor in front. One of the seated girls holds a small jar filled with yellow and black marbles
A young boy in a blue Adidas shirt smiling widely while holding a s'more on a stick. He has a bit of chocolate on his teeth from taking a bite. IMG_5633.jpg: A close-up of a young boy in a white t-shirt grinning enthusiastically as he holds up a marshmallow treat coated in graham cracker crumbs on a wooden skewer. I
A group of children sitting in a circle on a large blue blanket with white stars. They are in a classroom setting, and many are holding plush stuffed animals (Squishmallows) or small bags of snacks while smiling for the camera. S’mores Treats (Individuals and Small Groups) IMG_5632.jpg: A young boy in a blue Adidas shirt smiling widely while holding a s'more on a stick. He has a bit of chocolate on his teeth from taking a bite.
A young boy in a blue Adidas shirt smiling widely while holding a s'more on a stick. He has a bit of chocolate on his teeth from taking a bite.
Two young girls sitting on a star-patterned blanket, each holding a s'more on a stick and smiling. A plush bunny sits on the floor in front of them. IMG_5636.jpg: Four young girls sitting on a blue star-patterned blanket. Two of the girls are mid-bite, eating their s'more treats, while the other two smile at the camera.
: A young boy wearing a green t-shirt with a dinosaur print taking a bite of a s'more on a stick.
A young boy wearing a green t-shirt with a dinosaur print taking a bite of a s'more on a stick.
A young boy with curly blonde hair wearing a red Mickey Mouse fleece, opening his mouth wide to take a bite of his s'more treat.
A group of children sitting in a circle on a large blue blanket with white stars. They are in a classroom setting, and many are holding plush stuffed animals (Squishmallows) or small bags of snacks while smiling for the camera. S’mores Treats (Individuals and Small Groups)
A young girl with braided hair and a "Titanic" lanyard taking a bite of a marshmallow treat covered in graham cracker crumbs. IMG_5638.jpg: A young boy wearing a green t-shirt with a dinosaur print taking a bite of a s'more on a stick.

To the Incredible Staff of Benson Village School,

Happy Staff Appreciation Week to the best “bear den” around! 🐻💛

There are not enough honey jars, cozy flannels, or surprise snack deliveries to fully capture how much you are appreciated—but I’m going to give it our best shot.
Every single day, you show up with heart, grit, humor, and the kind of dedication that keeps our den strong. You navigate the unexpected, celebrate the smallest victories, and somehow keep your sense of humor even when the copier jams, the Wi-Fi vanishes, or a quick hallway check-in turns into a full-on adventure.
What makes BVS so special isn’t just what you do—it’s how you do it. You create a safe, warm space where our students feel like they belong. You help them find their courage, their curiosity, and their voice. You model kindness, patience, and perseverance in ways that stick with them long after they leave our den.
You are truly our BVS Bears:
Strong when things get tough
Protective of one another and our students
Playful and joyful when it matters most
And always showing up, no matter the season
Whether you’re leading a classroom, supporting behind the scenes, stepping in wherever needed, or keeping everything running smoothly—you are the heartbeat of this school. You make this place feel like home.
And let’s be honest—sometimes the best part of the day is that knowing look between teammates that says, “Well…that just happened,” followed by a shared laugh that gets us through.
Thank you for all the ways you care, lead, support, and inspire. Thank you for making Benson Village School a place where students—and adults—can grow, thrive, and feel proud to belong.
This week, we celebrate our incredible BVS Bears.
With deep gratitude (and hopefully plenty of snacks and a little extra “hibernation time”),
Thank you for being amazing. 🐻💛

4 days ago, Kelley Schultz
Meet Faculty & Staff Monday - May Spotlight

This month, we’re excited to feature Dan Fitzpatrick, Slate Valley’s Assistant Director of Finance—someone whose experience and perspective reach far beyond our region.

Dan has been part of the Slate Valley team for the past five years, supporting the district’s financial operations and helping ensure our schools run smoothly behind the scenes. Prior to joining Slate Valley, Dan spent six years working at the International School of Ouagadougou in Burkina Faso, West Africa—bringing a truly global perspective to his role.

His connection to West Africa goes even deeper. From 1997 to 1999, Dan served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Burkina Faso, an experience that reflects his commitment to service and community.

Outside of work, Dan enjoys spending time on the golf course, working on landscaping projects, and being active in his church’s Men’s Club. He also values simple, meaningful moments—like playing UNO with his 11-year-old daughter, praying, and connecting with others.

A quote that guides Dan’s outlook comes from the Gospel of Mark: “Everything is possible for one who believes.” (Mark 9:23)

We’re grateful for Dan’s dedication, global experiences, and the steady support he brings to Slate Valley each day.
4 days ago, Slate Valley
Graphic titled “Meet Slate Valley Faculty & Staff Monday” featuring Dan Fitzpatrick, Assistant Director of Finance. On the left is a photo of Dan, a smiling man wearing glasses and a gray collared shirt with a Slate Valley lanyard, standing in an office setting. On the right is a teal background with bullet points highlighting his experience: 5 years with Slate Valley, 6 years at the International School of Ouagadougou in Burkina Faso, and service as a Peace Corps volunteer from 1997–1999. Additional points note his interests in golf and landscaping, involvement in a church men’s group, and enjoying time with his daughter, especially playing UNO. A favorite quote is included: “Everything is possible for one who believes.” – Mark 9:23. The Slate Valley logo appears, along with his name and title at the bottom.
Board Meeting - Tonight - May 4, 2026

You’re invited to the Slate Valley Unified Union School District Board Meeting at 6:30 p.m. in the Castleton Elementary School Cafeteria.
This meeting will be in person. Virtually connect by going to:
Video call link: https://meet.google.com/xcd-vvjm-pvi
Or dial: (US) +1 402-796-1093 PIN: 677 846 861#

Please note: To participate in conversation virtually and/or ask a question virtually, please use the “raise hand” icon in Google Meet. Typing responses or questions in chat is not an option.
4 days ago, Slate Valley
Flyer inviting the public to a Slate Valley Unified Union School District Board Meeting on May 4, 2026 at 6:30 PM in the Castleton Elementary School cafeteria. Agenda includes consent agenda, contracts (action), legislative update, and committee reports (finance). Design features green figures around a table and the Vermont logo.
Slate Valley District Newsletter: May 1, 2026
https://mailchi.mp/22d792fab09c/slate-valley-district-newsletter-may-1-2026
7 days ago, Slate Valley
Graphic header for the Slate Valley Unified USD Newsletter dated May 1, 2026. The design features colorful flowers, a butterfly, and a bee surrounding the phrase “Happy May Day” in playful lettering. Slate Valley branding appears in the corners with the message “Our school, your future.”
Happy Principal's Day, Mrs. Roy!
7 days ago, Kelley Schultz
A close-up of a spiral-bound book page titled "HAPPY Principal’s Day" in large, hand-drawn black letters decorated with blue stars. Under the prompt "What does Mrs. Roy do all day?", a student named Lucy has written a heartfelt paragraph in pencil about how the principal gets to school early, greets students with a smile, and "makes everything more fun."
A wooden office table covered in gifts for a principal named Mrs. Roy. Items include several bouquets of pink and white flowers, a glass jar of M&Ms, a 6-pack of Coca-Cola, a Hershey bar, and a cup of mac and cheese. In the foreground are three student-made books titled "WHAT Mrs. Roy Does all DAY!" organized by grade levels.
A page from a tribute book featuring a colorful drawing of the Energizer Bunny wearing sunglasses and beating a drum. Below the illustration, the typed text reads, "Mrs. Roy is energetic!" The page is protected by a plastic sheet.
A wooden office table covered in gifts for a principal named Mrs. Roy. Items include several bouquets of pink and white flowers, a glass jar of M&Ms, a 6-pack of Coca-Cola, a Hershey bar, and a cup of mac and cheese. In the foreground are three student-made books titled "WHAT Mrs. Roy Does all DAY!" organized by grade levels.
A child’s drawing in a spiral-bound book. The student, named Amos, drew a green figure and a figure with a small cutout photo of Mrs. Roy’s face attached to it. Below the drawing, the student wrote: "Mrs. Roy helps tie shoes all day."
1st Grade earned a PBIS celebration! They used CD's to create their own 'top'
7 days ago, Kelley Schultz
A top-down view of a boy in a striped shirt sitting with his legs spread on the floor, cupping his hands around a rapidly spinning, multicolored CD top to keep it in place.
A high-angle shot of two children on the floor watching two CD tops spin. One child is lying down to get a side-view of the motion, while the other sits cross-legged.
Five children sit around a long wooden table, using colorful permanent markers to draw designs on the reflective surface of CDs as part of a craft project.
A group of about twelve elementary-aged children pose for a fun group photo in a classroom hallway. Some children are making silly faces and peace signs in front of a "Have a Creative Day!" poster featuring a rainbow bear.
1st Grade earned a PBIS celebration ! They used CD's to create their own 'top'
7 days ago, Kelley Schultz
A smiling young boy proudly holds up a handmade spinning top. The top is made from a CD decorated with colorful marker segments and a green bottle cap glued to the center.
: A young girl with long blonde hair sits cross-legged on a classroom floor, smiling and holding her thumbs up while two CD tops spin in front of her.
An overhead view of a classroom floor where two children are observing two spinning CD tops. A blue toy bin and the edge of a colorful rug are visible in the background.
A wide shot of a classroom floor where several children are playing with DIY spinning tops. One boy in a red shirt sits in the foreground looking at the camera, while another boy in a striped shirt experiments with a top in the background.
A high-angle close-up of a child kneeling on a speckled classroom floor, pointing their finger toward a spinning top made from a recycled CD and a green bottle cap.
A young girl in a pink doughnut-patterned shirt and ripped jeans crouches on the floor, watching a spinning CD top with a focused expression.
A high-angle close-up of a child kneeling on a speckled classroom floor, pointing their finger toward a spinning top made from a recycled CD and a green bottle cap.
A top-down view of a boy in a striped shirt sitting with his legs spread on the floor, cupping his hands around a rapidly spinning, multicolored CD top to keep it in place.
Sunshine soaked bears!
10 days ago, Kelley Schultz
A young girl with long blonde hair, wearing a black long-sleeve shirt with a colorful butterfly graphic and a yellow skirt, prepares to go down a teal-colored slide. She is positioned at the top of a brown, castle-like plastic play structure. In the background, another child in a pink skirt runs across the woodchip-covered ground
Two young girls sit side-by-side on a gray plastic picnic bench outdoors. The girl on the left wears a blue t-shirt and yellow shorts with her hair in braids; the girl on the right wears a yellow dress with a white daisy pattern and holds a small red snack container. They are sitting under the shade of a blue umbrella on a sunny day, with a playground and woodchips in the
: A young boy in a white dinosaur-patterned tank top and blue cargo shorts stands on a playground platform. He is holding onto white vertical railings with a squinting or strained facial expression. The structure has bright red support poles and a peach-colored canopy. Two yellow slides are visible at the base against a background of trees and a clear blue sky.
A young girl with long blonde hair, wearing an orange shirt and flowered skirt, prepares to go down a teal-colored slide. She is positioned at the top of a brown, castle-like plastic play structure.