This School Board Clerk Appreciation Week we celebrate the accuracy, organization, and steady support that helps our schools thrive. 📝💙
Thank you to Ms. Hutcherson who manages records, keeps meetings running smoothly, and ensures transparency for our community.
Thank you to Ms. Hutcherson who manages records, keeps meetings running smoothly, and ensures transparency for our community.
🦬❤️ Last Friday, we celebrated House Tatonka for earning the most HOUSE points during the second quarter. Congratulations, House Tatonka! Tatonka Tatonka, Strong and True!
We are 6 houses, 1 Family!
We are 6 houses, 1 Family!
It's coming! One Book, One School! Be on the lookout for the great unveiling on Feb. 27.
Recognizing leadership that strengthens our schools: February is National School Board Appreciation Month. School board members play a critical role in governance, policymaking, and ensuring equitable outcomes for students. Their strategic decisions impact budgets, curriculum, and community trust.
🌟 Today, we celebrate School Resource Officers and School Security Officers across our district! 🌟
Thank you for protecting our students, building trusting relationships, and being a caring presence in our schools every day. Your dedication helps create a safe, supportive learning environment for everyone.
Thank you for protecting our students, building trusting relationships, and being a caring presence in our schools every day. Your dedication helps create a safe, supportive learning environment for everyone.
Calling all alumni for speakers for our Career Day.
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⚽Soccer Camp for grades 5-7 rescheduled to next week. See the flyer for details.⚽
This School Counseling Week, we recognize the vital role school counselors play in supporting students’ academic achievement, social-emotional development, and postsecondary planning. Their work—counseling, coordination, and advocacy—drives student success and strengthens our school communities.
This month, we celebrate the rich history, achievements, and living legacies of Black leaders, students, staff, and community members across our district. From classroom projects and student spotlights to community events and resource shares, we’re committed to learning, listening, and honoring voices that shaped our past and are shaping our future.
Mrs. Madison's class is learning about light!
Mrs. Madison's class investigated area using tape & the floor tiles!
Students in Mrs. Phillips' class learn about forensic science from Deputy Anthony. They were able to determine facts vs. what they see on TV about this interesting field of science.
Math 5/6 are growing and glowing! Students earned a glow day and are solving math problems that stretch their thinking. What a fun way to share their thinking!
We had a great turnout this morning for the first Math 24 Tournament Club! At the Math 24 Tournament Club, students learn how to play the popular game where they use addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division to reach the target number 24. This helps to sharpen mental math, problem-solving, and number sense skills. In the spring, students will have the option of competing in the tournament
Happy Principal and Assistant Principal's Week to the heart of our school! 🎉 Today, we celebrate Mrs. Wilken's and Ms. Stephens' incredible leadership, vision, and dedication to creating a positive, supportive environment for every student and staff member. Thank you for guiding our school with passion and integrity! 👏
KWCPS is now accepting applications for Preschool Registration for the 26-27 school year. See the flyer for more information.
🔥 Math is Powerful! 🔥
In December, our Logical Ladies Math Club took math into the real world with a special focus on the fire department. Guests from the James City County and Henrico Fire Departments, including two AES dads, shared how they use math every day on the job.
The ladies explored how ratios are used to calculate medical dosages based on a patient’s body weight, then put their skills to the test by measuring out their own “dosages.” During ropes rescue, they discovered how ratios and mechanical advantage determine how much weight can be safely lifted or pulled using a traveling pulley system.
Best part? They didn’t just learn it, they pulled some really heavy stuff!
In December, our Logical Ladies Math Club took math into the real world with a special focus on the fire department. Guests from the James City County and Henrico Fire Departments, including two AES dads, shared how they use math every day on the job.
The ladies explored how ratios are used to calculate medical dosages based on a patient’s body weight, then put their skills to the test by measuring out their own “dosages.” During ropes rescue, they discovered how ratios and mechanical advantage determine how much weight can be safely lifted or pulled using a traveling pulley system.
Best part? They didn’t just learn it, they pulled some really heavy stuff!
The halls at AES have been Wickedly Festive this month. Check out some of the amazing bulletin boards and doors our teachers and staff created.
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The halls at AES have been Wickedly Festive this month. Check out some of the amazing bulletin boards and doors our teachers and staff created.
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🎄🎵The AES Eagles were treated to a festive performance by the KWHS Choir and Jazz Band. It was a fun and groovy concert.🎵🎄
