Sunday, May 30, 2010
Scholastic Summer Reading Challenge
Last call for the Raise a Reader Challenge!!!
KES Families...Help us win $5,000 for our library by doing what we are already doing...reading at home. Register your child on our special page:
http://parents.com/reading/kirbyvilleelementaryschoolkirmo
And then record his or her reading minutes! You can go back and record previously read minutes back to March 8. Hurry! Tomorrow - May 31 is our last chance!
We currently have 46 readers who have read 19,770 minutes. This seems like a lot, but the winner is based on the number of minutes/January enrollment. I have no way of knowing how the other 1,200 schools in the challenge are doing.
Splash into Summer Reading
Click here for all the specific information including sponsors and a promotional video!
Call the elementary office at 334-2757 with questions!
If you will be entering grades 6-8, here is an article that may be of interest to you regarding summer reading for this age group. It is written by Donnalyn Miller, a sixth grade teacher from Texas, otherwise known as "The Book Whisperer," for her gift of turning the most reluctant reader into a student who cannot put books down.
Summer School
If you are already signed up for summer school, the first field trip for the elementary and middle school students is to Skate World in Branson. Don't forget to wear your socks!!!
Friday, May 28, 2010
Laura Hiebert-KRZK May Teacher of the Month
Congratuations to Mrs. Hiebert!!!
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Tanger Outlet Center benefits Kirbyville Schools
(Branson, MO, 5/25/10)….Before school lets out for summer, the Tanger Outlet Center in Branson is presenting a welcomed gift to several area schools. As part of Tanger’s 2009-2010 TangerBucks for Schools campaign, Tanger is making $1,000 donations with the goal of helping these local students and schools excel. Schools receiving donations include Branson Elementary West, Branson Intermediate, Hickory Hills, Kirbyville Elementary and Kirbyville Middle School.
“Nothing is more important in our community than giving our students the tools they need to reach their full potential,” stated Mr. Jamie Whiteis, Tanger General Manager. “Tanger is proud to help provide funds for materials and educational programs to help our schools and kids succeed.”
TangerBucks for Schools gave participating schools the opportunity to raise money with no strings attached. By being part of the TangerBucks program, these schools receive an equal share of proceeds from Tanger Coupon Books sold during the campaign period. Additionally, participating schools had the opportunity to raise even more money by hosting TangerBucks for Schools fundraising events during the school year. Nationally, schools across America are receiving more than $135,000 this year as part of the TangerBucks for Schools campaign.
“We appreciate the support that we receive from concerned local businesses like Tanger Outlets,” said Addie Gaines, Kirbyville Elementary Principal. “Tanger’s generous donation will be used in a variety of ways including character trait t-shirts for the students.”
The Tanger Outlet Center in Branson features 65 brand name and designer outlet stores. The Tanger center is located just off West Highway 76 on Tanger Blvd.
Tanger Factory Outlet Centers, Inc., (NYSE:SKT), is a publicly-traded REIT headquartered in Greensboro, North Carolina that presently operates and owns, or has an ownership interest in, a portfolio of 33 upscale outlet shopping centers in 22 states coast to coast, totaling approximately 10 million square feet leased to over 1,900 stores operated by 330 different brand name companies. More than 150 million shoppers visit Tanger Outlet Centers annually. For more information call 1-800-4 TANGER or visit the company’s web site at www.tangeroutlet.com.
Sunday, May 16, 2010
WILD about Reading trip to the zoo...
The start to the day was a little treacherous, but once we arrived at the zoo, the sun prevailed and the students had a great time observing and interacting with the animals. The following slide show will let you experience just a few of the sights and sounds of the day!
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Thank-you to all the parents who helped keep an eye on our elementary friends!
Saturday, May 15, 2010
Tooth Wizard and Mr. Plaque visits KES
The students learned how and when to brush and floss, healthy eating habits and more.
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Delta Dental presents dental hygiene assembly
3rd graders visit Discovery Center in Springfield...
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Sunday, May 9, 2010
KES hosts several guest speakers...
DARE Officer Donathan has been presenting drug abuse resistance education to both third grade classes and visited with grades kindergarten through second about "stranger danger."
Finally, a presentation by an office from the Missouri State Parks taught students about animals that can be observed at state parks, following laws at state parks and staying safe by knowing personal information. The students were given fingerprint ID kits to complete at home with parents.
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2nd grade field trip
SWCL Spelling Bee
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Final Skate Night of the Year
Monday, May 3, 2010
Kirbyville School District celebrates at annual banquet...
The Kirbyville PTO hosted a banquet for the Kirbyville School District employees on Monday, May 3 to celebrate the near completion of another successful year. Pictured are Superintendent, Carless Osbourn; Elementary Teacher of the Year, Erin Dalager; Employee of the Year, Judy Coffelt; and Middle School Teacher of the Year, Willy Morgan.
Sunday, May 2, 2010
Kindergarten Field Trip
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