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Sonic Drinks Community Sponsors

(4/3): Thank you to following people and businesses for sponsoring Sonic drinks for students who scored 15 AR points in a month.
January- Cayson Hankins from Farm Bureau
February- The Wooden Spoon
March- Ryan Bramlett
We are proud of our students and their hard work!
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6th Grade Ag vs. The Thorny Roses

(4/3): Our 6th-grade Agriculture students took on the prickly task of pruning the roses in front of the 5th and 6th-grade building. Armed with shears and determination, they trimmed the bushes—while the bushes fought back with their thorns!
A few students earned tiny battle scars, sending them to Nurse Ashley for Band-Aids and a "You’ll survive" pep talk. But victory was ours! The trimmed bushes look great, and the students are using cuttings to grow even more roses. 🌹✂️

EL Students Visit Crossroads Ranch

(4/2): Students from Ms. Wilbanks’ 5th and 6th grade EL classes went to Itawamba Crossroads Ranch last week. The students learned about planting seeds and the greenhouse, made clay pots, and explored and learned about nature. It was a great time of learning and discovery.

EL Students Create Extensions of The Monkey's Paw

(4/2): Ms. Wilbanks’ student teacher, Ms. Mikell, taught a 10 day unit in EL class. The students read the script adaptation of The Monkey’s Paw, and they chose to either create a poster to promote the play or to design the costumes for characters from the play. Then, they shared why they made the choices in the designs based on evidence from the script.
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PMS Students Recognized at MS Poetry Festival

(4/2): Sixth grade students Shalaya Smith and Rylan Webber wrote poems of their wishes and dreams for the Mississippi Poetry Project. Their poems were selected as school wide winners. They traveled to Delta State this week with other PCSD students and librarians to attend the MS Young Writers' Poetry Festival. Their poems were printed in the MS Poetry Project: Dreams and Wishes anthology. Each student received one to keep.
The keynote speaker was Stephanie Pacheco, National Youth Poet Laureate from New York. She spoke to the young poets about her life and shared her poems with them.

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