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Turn your RSVP's in this week for our Family Game Night and Gallery Walk!
Join us for a night full of fun family games with a chance to take a gallery walk around the school to see your students work on display. We can't wait to see you!
In a classroom filled with many languages, cultures, and life experiences, Mrs. VanSciver doesn’t just teach—she connects. She creates a space where every student feels seen, heard, and empowered. She understands that teaching multilingual learners isn’t just about language acquisition—it’s about honoring identity, building confidence, and unlocking potential. With patience, creativity, and a deep respect for every student’s journey, Mrs. VanSciver makes learning accessible, meaningful, and inspiring.
Greensboro Elementary School invites parent/guardian(s) to come out and watch your students participate in our annual Field Day. Attached you find a schedule with grade levels and the times they will engage in outdoor activities. We invite you as spectators for the outdoor events ONLY. Please stop by the visitor's tent found between the Judy Center and GES to check in. No visitors will be permitted in the school building. We hope you can come and support our students!
Join us in a school wide challenge to strive for perfect attendance this last month of school! If you have perfect attendance for the following dates, your student earns the incentive!
Students that have perfect attendance ALL five weeks, have a chance to win a prize! ⏰🏆🚌
Lockerman Middle invites 5th grade parents and students to an information night. Come meet the 6th grade counselor, learn about middle school schedules, and the transition to middle school. We will also share school supply lists, information about 6th grade tours this summer, and will have time for Q&A. If you will have a student in middle school next year for the first time, please join us. This is an optional information session, but we look forward to seeing many new LMS families there!
Wear GREEN on Thursday, May 8th for Children's Mental Health Awareness!
Reminder: Current and future Lockerman School parents, please join us on May 8, 6-8:00pm at LMS for an informational community meeting about LMS building plans. The project architect and consultant will share the background and current status of the project along with information about the feasibility of potential sites for a new building. For complete information, please visit: CarolineSchools.org (bit.ly/42U02Pz)
Mrs. Rousan put together an amazing Glee performance today. Thank you Mrs. Rousan for your dedication to our students.
Shout out to our exceptional cafeteria staff in recognition of their unwavering dedication, hard work, and the warmth they bring to our school community every day. Their efforts ensure not just nourishment, but comfort, kindness, and a welcoming environment for all students and staff. Their commitment makes a difference—one meal, one smile at a time.
Mrs. Walls is being recognized as someone who doesn’t just teach music—but brings it to life. Through countless rehearsals, late nights, and the careful nurturing of each student's potential, Mrs. Walls has transformed the music room into a place of energy, discipline, and joy. The recent band and chorus assembly was not just a performance—it was an experience.
GES May Family Newsletter 2025
Please take a moment to read the GES May Family Newsletter for important information and upcoming events.
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Happy May 1st!
Only two weeks left until the Town of Greensboro's Cops & Bobbers event followed by Kids in the Park! See below for more details on a day full of fun.
Mrs. Ashley's commitment to equity, compassion, and collaboration has made a lasting impact on the well-being and success of the entire school community. Through tireless efforts, innovative solutions, and unwavering support, Mrs. Ashley has served as a vital bridge between families and essential services, fostering a nurturing environment where every student has the opportunity to succeed.
📣LAST CALL📣
Please claim your child's belongings from our lost and found by the end of April. After this, all remaining items will be donated.
Call the school, reach out to your child's teacher or email: Zdradzinski.ashley@ccpsstaff.org
📣LAST CALL📣
Please claim your child's belongings from our lost and found by the end of April. After this, all remaining items will be donated.
Call the school, reach out to your child's teacher or email: Zdradzinski.ashley@ccpsstaff.org
Congratulations to Teacher Kneller for exemplifying extraordinary dedication, creativity, and leadership by continuously organizing an inspiring Earth Day celebration. Teacher Kneller consistently goes above and beyond to enrich the lives of the students. Her passion for education and the planet is a gift to our school community.
Our staff enjoyed a fun Easter Egg Hunt to kick off the Spring Break!
Calendar Reminder: April 18-21 all schools and offices closed for spring break.
(Please note this is a change from the original calendar: tinyurl.com/2hvccy83)
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The GES SGA members are working diligently to share important news about Autism Acceptance Month with all students.
This month celebrates and honors the experiences and identities of Autistic individuals, emphasizing understanding, inclusion, and support. It moves beyond awareness towards meaningful acceptance.
To raise awareness and encourage participation, SGA would like to remind students about Autism Acceptance Month with simple gestures, such as wearing themed clothing each Wednesday in April.
April 16th: Team Up - Wear your favorite team jersey to promote working together for better understanding
April 23rd: Show your support by wearing your grade level's color:
Pre-K & K: Purple
1st: Orange
2nd: Yellow
3rd: Green
4th: Blue
5th: Red
April 30th: Go Big Blue - The color that represents autism. Everyone, both staff and students, would wear a blue shirt.
We hope these activities will be a meaningful and engaging way to celebrate Autism Acceptance Month.
