MES Weekly Scoop

The sixth grade performed several songs that showcased their musical talent. Mrs. Olmsted always rocks the house. The performance showed that music can be made from anything and you can celebrate with music in many ways

Maddie Walsh is in her first year as a paraeducator here at MES. She provides support to students in the classroom and general supervision throughout the building. Our students and staff are very happy to have her here at MES. She is caring and has built a great rapport with students. Thank you Maddie for making MES a better place.

Nicole Barnett joined our team just a few short months ago. We are happy to have her help as a paraeducator here at MES. She works well with students and has helped provide extra support for teachers and students in the classroom.Thank you Nicole for joining our team and making MES a better place to learn.

As an end of year Spring Unit we began incubating chicken eggs from my farm. My idea with this would be to increase student engagement as we close out the school year as well as learn about how animals and organisms grow and change over time. We followed hatching guidelines, reading temperature and humidity levels daily, and kept a calendar of events to reference each day. Students have enjoyed the process but hatching day as been the most exciting for all of us! They are looking forward to helping take care of them for the next week or so until they go to their new home at the "Palmer Funny Farm".

1. Remain on task and work diligently.

2. Do your best to accomplish tasks to criteria.

3. Inform others of your efforts, if appropriate.