Friendly reminder that today is a half-day of school. Thanks for a wonderful school year! We dismiss at 12:00 o'clock this afternoon.
about 6 years ago, Matt Webster
12:00 end of day
Elementary News as you head into the last week of school: https://sites.google.com/schoolcraftcs.org/elementarynewsjune3rd-7th/home Free summer reading instruction info, some helpful calendar reminders and more!
about 6 years ago, Matt Webster
Elementary News - June 3rd-7th
May term "Sharing the Spanish Language" class celebrated with the 1st graders after teaching them in small groups for the last 5 weeks. They had so much fun together!
about 6 years ago, Schoolcraft News
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Volunteers are need for the Elementary Fun Day on June 11th from 11:30-2:40. Available? Call 269-488-7250 or email Coach Kulczyk at KULCZYS@schoolcraftcs.org
about 6 years ago, Matt Webster
Fun Day volunteers
The H20 Run was a HUGE hit yet again! A very special thank you to the PTO and all the families, volunteers, and sponsors that helped make it a reality! We will share a video of all the fun soon but wanted to thank everyone today on the heels of this very successful event! Thanks again!
about 6 years ago, Matt Webster
h20 run
Good Morning Eagles! https://sites.google.com/schoolcraftcs.org/elementarynewsmay6-may10/home The link above will take you to the Elementary News letter. Here you'll find information about the H20 run on Friday, Mother's Day ideas, Teacher Appreciation plans and more!
about 6 years ago, Matt Webster
Elementary news for May 11th
Extra, Extra, Read all about it! Follow the link to the latest Elementary News site! (Mother's Day idea, enrollment openings, and Teach Appreciation info) https://sites.google.com/schoolcraftcs.org/elementary-news-april29-may-3/home #schoolcrafteagles
about 6 years ago, Matt Webster
Elem News 4/29 to 5/3
Schoolcraft Community Schools is looking to hire a certified elementary educator for a summer reading program this summer. Follow this link to the application and to learn more about the hours, days, pay and more. https://www.applitrack.com/kalamazoo/onlineapp/default.aspx?Category=Elementary+School+Teaching&all=cat
about 6 years ago, Matt Webster
Summer Reading Enrichment
Tomorrow, April 16th, at 6:30 pm, Schoolcraft Elementary School is hosting a Kindergarten Orientation Night. This is for families interested in our SCS's early childhood and Kindergarten programming. Families interested in Schoolcraft Schools are encouraged to attend or call 269-488-7250 with questions. #schoolcrafteagles
over 6 years ago, Matt Webster
Kindergarten Orientation Night - 4/16
Enjoy the latest edition of Elementary News. Here you'll find the 2019/2020 classroom request form, H20 run details, and more. Click the link to view the news letter: https://sites.google.com/schoolcraftcs.org/elementarynewsapril8-12/home #schoolcrafteagles
over 6 years ago, Matt Webster
April 12th Elementary News Letter
The Elementary School is eager and excited to see their families at conferences tonight and tomorrow. There will be all kinds of stations prepared to help make literacy easy and fun at home! Be sure to stop by and see us. One lucky student will win a $30.00 gift card to the book fair! #schoolcrafteagles
over 6 years ago, Matt Webster
Conference Reading Night
Click on in quick! In this Elementary News letter is the link to student conferences! https://sites.google.com/schoolcraftcs.org/elementary-news-feb-25-mar-1/home Have a great weekend Eagles #schoolcrafteagles
over 6 years ago, Matt Webster
Conference sign up
Hot off the press... The Elementary News letter for February 18th-22nd. One new article includes the districts FREE PRESCHOOL registration link! #schoolcrafteagles https://sites.google.com/schoolcraftcs.org/elementarynewsfeb18-22/home
over 6 years ago, Matt Webster
Battle of the Books team photo
Best of luck to all our Eagle Book Battlers! Battle rounds are throughout the day at the Schoolcraft High School PAC! #schoolcrafteagles
over 6 years ago, Matt Webster
Battle of the Books
Battle of the Books
Our new elementary families are often surprised to see the presence of small group instructional tables in EVERY classroom, in EVERY grade, when touring the school. Differentiated instruction is our thing and we're growing better at it every day. #schoolcrafteagles
over 6 years ago, Matt Webster
Guided Practices of SCS Elementary School
Schoolcraft Community Schools has seen an upward trend for years across all levels related to the math performance of their students. Eureka Math, the publisher of the curriculum took notice as well. Read Eureka Math's article here: http://bit.ly/2WVTc9n
over 6 years ago, Matt Webster
Eureka Math Article - Schoolcraft Community Schools
Don't miss the great stuff in this edition of "Elementary News". In it you'll find conference dates to save, a new "Family Time" section, PreK Registration info and more! https://sites.google.com/schoolcraftcs.org/elementarynewsfeb4-8/home #schoolcrafteagles
over 6 years ago, Matt Webster
Elementary News photo for Feb 8th
Great to see students starting to use and explore our book swap stations! Happy reading Eagles! Ask your Elementary Eagle all about it!
over 6 years ago, Matt Webster
Mrs. Niewoonder’s class at book swap
Thanks to the wonderful team at The Dome in Schoolcraft for letting our 2nd graders help solve some authentic problems today! The students spent an hour collecting data, running experiments and brainstorming solutions. This project is another "Strategic Partnership" that the district and community have made to make learning authentic in Schoolcraft Schools. See more about Strategic Partnerships for Authentic Learning here: https://sites.google.com/schoolcraftcs.org/strategic-partnerships-scs/home
over 6 years ago, Matt Webster
The Dome - Strategic Partnership Project
Schoolcraft Elementary would like to thank @meijer for their generosity and support last night. They donated $200 and 10% off the staffs toy shopping for students at their school. In all, the staff and @meijer contributed $1,200+ to this effort this season! Thank you to all!
over 6 years ago, Matt Webster