For being the top readers at MES in the month of August, Mrs. Stacey Rubenacker’s class was treated to sonic slushes. Congratulations! Keep up the good work!
We want to thank the Soybean Committee for making sure our kiddos still got to enjoy some “carnival fun” today! This was a busy morning but turned out great!!
Mrs. Carrie’s math classes added and subtracted decimals with place value blocks this week! Hands on learning is the best kind of learning!
Today in Mrs. Paige’s Social Studies, students learned about Henry Ford and how he made the Model T affordable for everyday people by keeping costs low and using creative design.
The challenge:
💡 Design a car with a budget of just $20
🛠 Use only the available supplies
🔧 See if we could make the wheels turn!
Students put their creativity and problem-solving skills to work—just like Henry Ford did over 100 years ago. Such a fun way to connect history with engineering and innovation!
The challenge:
💡 Design a car with a budget of just $20
🛠 Use only the available supplies
🔧 See if we could make the wheels turn!
Students put their creativity and problem-solving skills to work—just like Henry Ford did over 100 years ago. Such a fun way to connect history with engineering and innovation!
We are so thankful for wonderful groups in our community who do special things for our teachers. We want to thank Martin First Assembly Church for putting together and donating baskets of supplies to each of our teachers!! This is so needed and appreciated!!
The faculty and staff had a bit of fun with the start of college football!! We are excited and hope if your team plays this week or weekend, cheer loudly!!!
Our 5th graders had a blast practicing cause and effect with a game of “I Have, Who Has?” 🎉📚 After that, they took their learning to the hallway with task cards to keep practicing. Love seeing them engaged and having fun while learning!
Our 5th grade students welcomed Mrs. Terri Brundige for some hands on learning about corn. They have been diving deep into the topic through their current reading unit. Mrs. Terri helped bring their learning to life with real samples they could explore!
We want to thank the sweet people from First Baptist Church and their FBC Women’s Ministry for the encouraging hand written notes and gifts that were given to our teachers this week. This is so kind and very appreciated.
Our 5th grade teachers are keeping students on their toes!! We hope everyone has a great weekend!
Picture Day coming soon!! 📸 Mark your calendars!
Free meals are back for ALL students at Weakley County Schools! ✨
Thanks to the Federal USDA Community Eligibility Provision (CEP), every student can enjoy one free breakfast and one free lunch each school day—no forms, no fees, just good food made with care by the incredible Weakley County School Nutrition team.
Thanks to the Federal USDA Community Eligibility Provision (CEP), every student can enjoy one free breakfast and one free lunch each school day—no forms, no fees, just good food made with care by the incredible Weakley County School Nutrition team.
A huge thank you Simmons Bank for delivering this basket of treats for our faculty and staff!!
We want to thank Kristy Robinson and Refreshing Life Church for providing donuts for our faculty and staff this morning. This will be our first full week and a bit of sugar may help along the way.
Ms. Brittany Carter's class enjoyed the ice breaker activity, "Mirror Image" that goes along with Mindset #1: Everything is Possible. Students became mirrors for their classmates and tried to mimic their behavior. Students will be bringing the intro letter about 7 Mindsets home today.
Bethel University’s PA department visited Dresden Middle School 7th graders this week, bringing science to life! The students who had been studying the heart and lungs in their health science classes had the chance to dive deeper with hands-on learning about these organs. Great job as always by Kerri Smith and the PA team for dedicating their time, and career coach Mrs. Mindy Thomas for organizing such an impactful day for the 7th grade!
Schools across Weakley County hosted Veterans Day programs yesterday to honor and celebrate the brave veterans who have selflessly served our country. Each program was a powerful reminder of the courage, dedication, and love for our country that our veterans possess. We appreciate the hard work and planning that goes into each program to both honor our heroes and educate our students on the service and sacrifice of those who risk their lives for our country and the values of democracy. Thank you to our speakers, local veterans, and community participants for being a valued part of such an important day!
Schools across Weakley County hosted Veterans Day programs yesterday to honor and celebrate the brave veterans who have selflessly served our country. Each program was a powerful reminder of the courage, dedication, and love for our country that our veterans possess.
We appreciate the hard work and planning that goes into each program to both honor our heroes and educate our students on the service and sacrifice of those who risk their lives for our country and the values of democracy. Thank you to our speakers, local veterans, and community participants for being a valued part of such an important day!
