French Camp Elementary PACE students explored the process of mummification by wrapping apples in gauze and testing different preservation methods such as salt, sugar, baking soda, and flour.
FCE fifth graders are looking sharp as their favorite book character!
FCE first graders love to dress up as book characters almost as much as they love reading the books!
"The Spice Girls" are at WES Cafeteria today!
Thank you to the FCE Teacher Treaters for proving the faculty and staff Boo Bags for Halloween! Thank you for your support! ❤️
We Are Too Red-Y to Say No#RedRibbonWeek#WES
Put a Cap on Drugs#Redribbonweek#WES#
Put a Cap on Drugs#Redribbonweek#WES#
Mrs. Lucas had her 3rd graders at Ackerman Elementary School having fun in writing on glow day! #teamAES
Mrs. Sanders' students at Ackerman Elementary School had a great time learning reading skills during glow day! #teamAES
Mrs. Tanner's 3rd graders at Ackerman Elementary School had a blast working on math during Glow Day! #teamAES
Glow Day in Mrs. Alexander's music class at Ackerman Elementary School was full of fun! #teamAES
Mrs. Charlton's students at Ackerman Elementary School were "glowing" in reading class today! #teamAES
Ackerman Elementary School would like to thank the Culinary students from CCCTC for presenting on healthy food choices to students! #teamAES
The theme of this year's Red Ribbon Week is "Life is a Puzzle, Solve It Drug Free". Today we had a very special guest, Hunter McKnight, present a program on how hard it is to solve life's puzzles. With the help of a couple of teachers he demonstrated how hard life is without having drugs as a distraction. French Camp Elementary would like to thank Hunter for the time, effort, and knowledge he put into the program. It was both educational and enjoyable to our students. His passion for students truly shines in everything he does. Happy Red Ribbon Week!!
FCE Kindergarten enjoyed a visit from Mrs. Jackie with the MS Museum of Natural Science. They pretended to be migrating bats and went on an adventure that was more difficult than they imagined!
CCHS Seniors enjoyed visiting Mississippi State University yesterday as they explored future college opportunities.
Red Ribbon Week Crazy Hair Day!
Our amazing Pace teacher, Mrs. Kylie Ferguson, had our PACE students research influential figures from ancient Egypt and brought history to life by designing and creating their own masks. Each mask represents a person or deity they studied, showcasing their creativity, craftsmanship, and understanding of Egyptian culture and symbolism#WESPACE#KeepShiningBrightatEveryLevel#
Our amazing Pace teacher, Mrs. Kylie Ferguson, had our PACE students research influential figures from ancient Egypt and brought history to life by designing and creating their own masks. Each mask represents a person or deity they studied, showcasing their creativity, craftsmanship, and understanding of Egyptian culture and symbolism#WESPACE#KeepShiningBrightonEveryLevel#
