Our faculty and staff are dedicated to providing our students with the very best learning experiences and opportunities. We have long recognized that our children must be prepared as they transition to each grade level k-12 and beyond. We need help from all stakeholders in the following areas.

• 20 minutes of reading every night with your child.

• Home conversations with your child about their dreams for the future.

• We need every child in the building every day.

• Spend time talking with your child about their experiences at school.

• If you are in need of any resources, please let us know.

Here at Sulphur Springs we reward our younger students who put hard work and effort into their everyday learning. This is an introduction to the students seeing what they will be rewarded when they reach their academic goals. This room is called the action room. We allow the young students of Sulphur Springs to enjoy indoor play with a fully functioning playground with tons of fun things to do. This is just a tiny piece of what we do here at Sulphur Springs.

The computer science students were challenged to build a tower to support a ping pong ball with limited materials Learning how to create a plan and work as a team...and how to accept failures and move forward. Problem solving skills in action!

MindCave Highlights: This week in the MindCave, our middle school students are bringing their creative visions to life through 3D printing, gearing up for an exciting critique next week! Meanwhile, our 5th graders kicked off a library scavenger hunt, exploring the wonders of reading. Students are also diving into our "Blind Date With a Book" display, discovering new stories to love. Additionally, our elementary students are engaging in hands-on learning activities, making the MindCave a hub of creativity and exploration!

K-2

The 1st graders completed pages for two books by writing and illustrating their ideas. Check out the "What Makes Miss Hagy's Class Special?" and "What if Everybody did That?" books.

3-5

Students in the 3rd grade used the engineering design process as they planned and created a way for Little Red Riding Hood to transport to grandmother's house safely. The group presented their designs to the class to prove they were safe. Engaging and challenging students to think outside the box!

6-8

Mrs. Clark's students met Dawn of Farming, a Neolithic Farmer and asked questions about her family and their struggles to survive. The whole class asked questions and then students were able to interact with the AI farmer to gather additional information. Bringing Social Studies alive using technology...high level of engagement!

• August 29, 2024 FCA begins Thursday morning before school in the Little Theater

• August 29, 2024 Parent Committee Meeting 6 pm

• September 2, 2024 Labor Day NO SCHOOL

• September 6, 2024 Fall Festival

• September 16, 2024 Fall Pictures