The fire alarm at HCES was activated by accident. Response vehicles are on the scene, but there is no emergency and no safety concerns.
PARENT REMINDER- Free School Shirt - Deadline Friday
Every HCE student, blended & virtual, will receive a school shirt courtesy of the HCE PTO and Everett! Look at attached form. Send the correct size to your child's teacher by this FRIDAY.
Mrs. Walsh's kindergarten class learned about math, as they took a real life look at tally marks and predicting. Those who predicted a girl were right on track!
Hurricane Creek Elementary is a safe place, a place of respect, and a place where learning happens. Look at what our older students are learning...Fifth grade students create their vision of the author’s
critical characters, objects, and settings from their own books!
Library fun with Mrs. Seidenschnur!
Our kindergarteners and first graders have been working on author studies during library class this week. Kindergarten classes read “No David!” and “David Goes To School” by David Shannon. First graders read “The Pigeon Needs A Bath!” and “Listen To My Trumpet” by Mo Willems. Then they participated in a Directed Drawing activity where Mrs. S showed them the steps to draw characters from their books. Kindergarteners drew David, and first graders drew Piggie! Check out a few of their masterpieces! 📚🖍
#TodayAReaderTomorrowALeader
REMINDER: ALL students will be dismissed early on Tuesday, September 29. Bryant High School, Bryant Junior High, Bryant Middle, and Bethel Middle will hold virtual Parent-Teacher Conferences from 2:00-7:30pm using Zoom. Teachers will contact parents to set up a conference time.
The holidays will be here before we know it! 🎁🎄The Salvation Army is taking online applications for Angel Tree Assistance. Visit SAAngelTree.org.
Look at the smiles on their faces...our virtual teachers are rocking it! Here are a few snapshots of our first grade and CBI teachers teaching their heart out.
Kindergarten is learning all about Bubbles! They learned that milk is sticky and water is not, and learned how bubbles aren’t always made out of soap! Mrs. Broach’s class read the book, “POP!” and predicted what would happen before blowing and discussed results afterwards! Ms. McLaren's class knows, it’s always a fun day learning when there are bubbles involved!
Mrs. Rankin's fourth graders take a break after NWEA assessments, and enjoy a cool snack while social distancing.
We had another mask donation at HCES. Thank you for your kindness, TJ and family!
Secondary (Grades 6-12) Parent Teacher Conferences will be held Tuesday, September 29. All students will be dismissed early (2pm) on this day.
A message from Ms. Dockery, our school counselor, about 'Start with Hello' week!
We depend on technology in almost every aspect of {school} life.
Our Technology Team keeps our schools and departments connected. They manage over 11,500 Chromebooks and 2,000 iPads; staff computers & presentation devices; network equipment & Infrastructure; security cameras and access controls. Impressive for a team of 16!
Over the summer, this rockstar team built clips to join plexiglass sheets together to increase safety for students. Always creating and innovating, today we celebrate our Technology Team. #ITProDay
Look what we're learning at HCES...
For 9/11 Patriot Day, Ms. Botti's first graders worked on interactive Seesaw activities centered around America. The students learned about the American flag, created their own flag, and recorded a video of what American means to them after listening to patriotic songs.
Our fifth graders are piloting a new app called SORA where they can “check out” ebooks and audiobooks from the Saline County Library and Arkansas Digital Library Consortium. We are so excited about this resource and plan to share it with students in other grade levels during library class in the coming weeks! #TodayAReaderTomorrowALeader
A Message from our PTO
#HungerActionDay is a great reminder to purchase and donate peanut butter at any Bryant school until September 30. Your donation will help feed hungry children in our community. #SpreadHope
Hello Virtual Parents- We need your help! Read a letter from Mrs. Vergason for ways to maximize the success of your student's virtual learning experience
Jaycsin's family makes sure we have plenty of masks for Hurricane Creek's students and teachers. Thank you for your generous donation!
Why peanut butter? Because nearly 5,000 kids in Saline County are facing hunger. You can help today by donating peanut butter to any Bryant school through September 30. #SpreadHOPE
