Happy May 1st!
Only two weeks left until the Town of Greensboro's Cops & Bobbers event followed by Kids in the Park! See below for more details on a day full of fun.
Mrs. Ashley's commitment to equity, compassion, and collaboration has made a lasting impact on the well-being and success of the entire school community. Through tireless efforts, innovative solutions, and unwavering support, Mrs. Ashley has served as a vital bridge between families and essential services, fostering a nurturing environment where every student has the opportunity to succeed.
📣LAST CALL📣
Please claim your child's belongings from our lost and found by the end of April. After this, all remaining items will be donated.
Call the school, reach out to your child's teacher or email: Zdradzinski.ashley@ccpsstaff.org
📣LAST CALL📣
Please claim your child's belongings from our lost and found by the end of April. After this, all remaining items will be donated.
Call the school, reach out to your child's teacher or email: Zdradzinski.ashley@ccpsstaff.org
Congratulations to Teacher Kneller for exemplifying extraordinary dedication, creativity, and leadership by continuously organizing an inspiring Earth Day celebration. Teacher Kneller consistently goes above and beyond to enrich the lives of the students. Her passion for education and the planet is a gift to our school community.
Our staff enjoyed a fun Easter Egg Hunt to kick off the Spring Break!
Calendar Reminder: April 18-21 all schools and offices closed for spring break.
(Please note this is a change from the original calendar: tinyurl.com/2hvccy83)
#CarolineFamily
The GES SGA members are working diligently to share important news about Autism Acceptance Month with all students.
This month celebrates and honors the experiences and identities of Autistic individuals, emphasizing understanding, inclusion, and support. It moves beyond awareness towards meaningful acceptance.
To raise awareness and encourage participation, SGA would like to remind students about Autism Acceptance Month with simple gestures, such as wearing themed clothing each Wednesday in April.
April 16th: Team Up - Wear your favorite team jersey to promote working together for better understanding
April 23rd: Show your support by wearing your grade level's color:
Pre-K & K: Purple
1st: Orange
2nd: Yellow
3rd: Green
4th: Blue
5th: Red
April 30th: Go Big Blue - The color that represents autism. Everyone, both staff and students, would wear a blue shirt.
We hope these activities will be a meaningful and engaging way to celebrate Autism Acceptance Month.
Congratulations to our third through fifth grade students for earning Honor Roll and Principals Honor Roll.💚🍎
Whoops! We had the wrong post up for awhile and apologize for the confusion. Here's the true story ...
Calendar Reminder: Thursday, April 17 is a half day for students; professional development day for teachers. (Please note this is a change from the original calendar: tinyurl.com/2hvccy83) #CarolineFamily
Ms. Strange won a $250 grant from the Caroline County Retired Teachers association for art classroom supplies. We love our community partners!
Have you been participating in our GES Family Challenge?
Play 10 games together as a family, write it down and then turn it in to your teacher. All entries will be entered into a raffle at the end of the month for a chance to win a prize!
Congratulations to Mrs. Blake, one of our amazing third grade teachers. In recognition of her unwavering kindness, selfless support, and genuine care for both students and colleagues, she has been selected as the Star Staffmember. She goes above and beyond—inside and outside the classroom—offering encouragement, guidance, and a warm heart to all who are lucky enough to know her. Her teamwork, compassion, and dedication make a lasting impact every single day.
Thank you for being a shining example of what it means to truly care.
Do you know Mrs. Chloe? Mrs. Chloe is our amazing lead teacher in our therapeutic support program at GES.
Her kind heart and inspiring energy create a space where learning flourishes and kids feel seen and valued.
We’re incredibly grateful for all that you do—your impact is lasting and deeply appreciated.
We wish you well on your move closer to family and enjoyed the time we had with you💚
Congratulations to Mr Nick for winning Support Staff of the Year! We love Mr. Nick💚
Keep your food fresh and waste-free! 🎸
Freeze bread, berries, and veggies before they spoil, and store leafy greens with
a paper towel to keep them crisp.
Small tips, big impact—on your wallet and the planet!
#FoodWastePreventionWeek
Did you know date labels usually reflect quality, not safety? Most foods—baby formula excluded—are still fine past the date, so trust your senses to decide! Join us during Food Waste Prevention Week as we debunk myths and reduce waste together.
Learn more at: eatortoss.com
#FoodWastePreventionWeek
Plan smarter, waste less! Overestimating food needs can lead to waste, but the Meal Planning Guestimator makes it easy to hit the perfect note. Save food, save money, stay in harmony and make a real impact:
savethefood.com/guestimator
We're not gonna WASTE it!
#FoodWastePreventionWeek
Community School Newsletter for April!
https://secure.smore.com/n/f8240q
Our students are Recycling Rockstars! Each day we reduce waste and create compost. Take a look at the process and impact it has on our environment.
#FoodWastePreventionWeek
