PAAC Presents "Count Mathula"

 

    

The Portsmouth Area Arts Council (PAAC) Outreach performed "Count Mathula" at Clay Elementary on October 2, 2018.  Preschool through fifth-grade students watched actors Craig and Sybil be "Count Mathula" and "Peggy Party Planner" with the theme of teaching math.

 

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Daughters of the American Revolution Donate School Supplies

Beverly Stringer with the Daughters of the American Revolution donated various school supplies to Mrs. Clay's Second Grade Classroom on September 28, 2018.  We are very appreciative of all the school supplies donated!

CES Helps St. Jude's Hospital

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Thanks to all the Clay students who participated in the St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Math-a-thon!  Our small school turned in a BIG donation of $7,587.00 (a total of 189 participants). 
 
All the students who participated in the event will attend a trip to Earl Thomas Conley Park for lunch and recreation time on Wednesday, May 16.
 
Way to go, CES students!
 

Johnson Receives SCOESC Summer Enrichment Scholarship

A total of 54 students were awarded scholarships during the annual Summer Scholarships Awards reception for area gifted students at the Southern Ohio Medical Center’s Friends Center in Portsmouth, Ohio, on May 9, 2018. 
 
Macyn Johnson, a 5th-grade student at Clay Elementary and daughter of Randy and Megan Johnson, received the scholarship from Clay. Macyn will be attending Shawnee State University's Cub Camp in June where she will be studying creative writing, Greek history, video editing, and volleyball.

The South Central Ohio Educational Service Center Gifted Services Department acts as a liaison between businesses, individuals and organizations willing to sponsor Summer Enrichment Programs and students who are identified as gifted and are interested in participating in those programs. Sponsorship is important because it provides the opportunity for students to attend programs offered by colleges and universities throughout the nation and offers them unique experiences that wouldn’t be available to students otherwise. 

Nearly 150 school administrators, teachers, parents, and students attended the event. Guest speakers Micah and Sarah Simmons (brother and sister) explained how and why the Summer Enrichment programs were so valuable to them and thanked sponsors for being so generous in their donations to the Gifted Services Programs.
 

Fourth Grade: From Egg to Chick

Mrs. White's fourth-grade students recently completed a project called "From Egg to Chick." The fourth graders had several fertilized eggs warming in an incubator for 21 days, and over the last couple of days, they now have 16 little chicks. PHOTO ALBUM

  

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