These kiddos are TOO bright for drugs! Congratulations to our today’s winners!
From our friends at Southern Arkansas University:
It is so hard to believe that Halloween is this weekend! TODAY is the last day to sign up to BOO your friends, family, co-workers, or a child at Magnolia Specialized Services.
Please visit https://web.saumag.edu/boo/ for more information and to register. All proceeds will go to Magnolia Specialized Services.
We appreciate all of your support and wish you the Happiest of Halloweens!
Go Muleriders!
Coach Malone is always up to something fun!
East Side is too BRIGHT for drugs!
November Breakfast and Lunch Menus
Pictured are some of the prize winners from today! Mismatched day was so fun! Tomorrow is Neon and Sunglasses Day! Red Ribbon Week!
Mrs. Eddy’s kiddos enjoyed mismatch and hat day!
Nurse Nichole is the Boo Boo crew!
Kindergarten says BOO to drugs!
East Side staff is proud to be Drug Free!
2nd grade won’t get mixed up in drugs! #redribbonweek
Recently we received a delivery of handmade stress balls from the clients at Magnolia Specialized Services! Our staff felt so honored by this gift! It was fun to thank these Panthers in person who are working so hard to give back to the community! East Side is proud of you!
We are proud of our very own SAU Teacher Intern, Emily McFerren! She represented the student body as a homecoming royalty at Thursday’s festivities!
Mrs. Ward’s Circus 🎪 is practicing letters in shaving cream!
The SAU Panther Partner Treat Trolly makes everyone smile!
Thank you, Peoples Bank! Your donation of styluses for every 1st and 2nd grader will be put to good use! We truly appreciate your continued support!
Kickball has become a popular game at recess this year!
Mrs. Eddy’s and Mrs. Story’s classes had fun carving a pumpkin this morning!
Report cards go home today!
Music and Art collab! 🎨🎵
Wassily Kandinsky was an artist who could 'see colors' when he heard music. So we're doing our own Kandinsky-inspired masterpieces!
Mrs. Denmon's class listened to a variety of music and chose the colors that the music 'sounded like' to them.
They used those colors to create concentric circles like in Kandinsky's piece 'Color Study, Squares with Concentric Circles' from 1913. (You can see it in the last image.)
They did a great job!
