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Salem 2nd Graders are using various methods to create narratives. Some are using computers and some are using silly pictures. We are learning how to be excellent writers and using our tools to help us.





Thank you to all of our wonderful Bryant Nurses that helped out with the Salem Flu Clinic today! We greatly appreciate you taking care of our little Tigers!




On #ChildHealthDay, check out the services offered by our Hornet Health Clinic. Medical, dental and eye care is available for any student in the district. Children learn best with they are healthy, feel well, and can see the world of opportunity surrounding them.
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Math is fun in Kindergarten! We love daily counting practice, number formation practice, and using 10 frames. We are becoming number experts!!





Parents, please submit your free and reduced meal application by this Thursday, October 1. Apply at bit.ly/MealApplication2020.


Reminder - Picture Day is tomorrow 9/30 for all onsite students. If you would like to purchase pictures go mylifetouch.com and use picture ID EVTJFFJRV. Virtual Students will have school pictures taken in late October.

Reminder - Early Dismissal today at 1:45. If you need to make transportation changes please notify the front office by 12:00.

Kindergarten is rolling along with week 3 in Fundations. During our daily phonics lessons we practice letter formation, letter recognition, and letter sounds.





Just a reminder that Salem Elementary will dismiss tomorrow, September 29th, at 1:45 p.m. If you need to make transportation changes please notify the front office by noon.

Drop by Otter Creek Assembly (9415 Stagecoach Road, Little Rock) this Saturday from 2-4 PM to receive a FREE Food Box filled with fresh produce, meat, and dairy! Food boxes are provided by the USDA Farmers to Families Food Box Program. Boxes will feed families for up to 6 days. Drive up, pop the trunk, and volunteers will load the food.


Salem's pullout teachers come to our classroom this year. So thankful for this enrichment time for our students.




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.


Kindergarten students are really enjoying their pullout classes. Library, art, PE, stem lab, and music are lots of fun and full of learning!





Salem 2nd graders are getting practice using technology to learn and record math.



Secondary (Grades 6-12) Parent Teacher Conferences will be held Tuesday, September 29. All students will be dismissed early (2pm) on this day.


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



This week 5th grade looked at how gummy bears changed in solutions such as water+baking soda, vinegar, water+salt, and water. Students graphed the changes in the gummy bears from day 1-2.


Our third graders are learning about Patriot’s Day by reading “The Man Who Walked Between the Towers.” It's the story of Philippe Petit’s daring tightrope walk between the two towers of the World Trade Center. They discussed how bad things can happen and how we must band together and persevere.
After reading, they discussed center of gravity and how Philippe Petit could remain on the tightrope without falling. The students had the opportunity to walk across a “tight rope” and practice keeping their centers of gravity steady.

