2nd grade virtual students dropped by to pick up a treat from Mrs. Garmon.
2nd grade virtual teacher, Mrs. Garmon, did not want her students to miss out on the fun. They dropped by and picked up a treat from her.
Can you build a catapult that will move a candy pumpkin the farthest? 5th grade Alpha students used 10 popsicle sticks and 5 rubber bands to complete this challenge.
Kindergarten students search for the perfect pumpkin at Baker's Pumpkin Patch.
ALPHA students were asked to making a bubbling potion using the fewest ingredients. The dry ingredients included: crushed dragon teeth, powdered bones, vampire toenails, and unicorn horns. The wet ingredients included: monster snot, juicy eyeballs, troll saliva, and spider venom.
Mrs. Balmat's 3rd grade class posing for a class picture while enjoying the sunshine!
Our Kindergarten students are very proud of their perfect pumpkins!
What did Baker's kindergarten teachers do when they couldn't take the students to the Pumpkin Patch? They created one!!! #Nothingstopsus
ICYMI: Mandy Hrach KATV spoke with PCSSD about the upcoming launch of Driven Virtual ACademy. This all virtual K-12 school will be a part of PCSSD and will open for 2021-2022 registration in January 2021. http://ow.ly/qYL950C5kWU #pcssdproud #equityandexcellence
Mrs. Lynch's 3rd graders pose for a picture before enjoying the much welcomed sunshine!
3rd grade was well protected today by members of the Justice League, Mrs. Lynch and Mrs. Balmat.
Pulaski County Special School District will present its Annual Report to the Public during the regularly scheduled November Board Meeting.
Date: Tuesday, November 10, 2020
Location: PCSSD Central Office Boardroom
Time: 6:00 pm
ALPHA students were asked to make the tallest pumpkin tower with only 30 toothpicks and 30 pumpkins. Some quickly realized that building a sturdy base was key to success. The tallest tower was 10 inches tall.
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Costume Day at Baker Elementary--Dr. Whitfield and 5th grader, Jake (from State Farm), pose for a picture.
Baker's Kindergarten Crew wore their favorite colors!!! #Redribbonweek
Every year, PCSSD award schools for their volunteer hours. Due to the pandemic, the annual banquet was cancelled. Baker Elementary won the Harold Measel Award for having highest number of volunteer hours per student. A special thanks to all Baker's supporters!
Baker celebrates Red Ribbon Week---We Elect to be Drug-Free!!!!
An unplanned "twin" event!!! Baker students arrived wearing the same Red Ribbon outfit!
Earlier this month, schools across the district officially kicked off PBIS: positive behavior interventions and supports. Students can cash in "good behavior" points for prizes throughout the year.
PBIS details: http://ow.ly/nue050C3f0V
#pcssdproud #equityandexcellence
Today is "wear red" for Red Ribbon Week and it's also AVID Day!!! A few 5th grade students and their teachers are representing both AVID and Red Ribbon Week. #ourfutureislimitless
