Throwback Thursday! Happy Thursday! 🕺🤘☮️
Kirby School District is have a 1 hour delay start tomorrow, Thursday, Feb 20th. Classes will begin at 9:00am. Stay warm, Trojans!
Today, the kindergarten class was excited to welcome a special guest reader. Our very own school board member and a firefighter, Blake Harmon, read Where the Wild Things Are to the students.
This morning, the sixth-grade class was delighted to have a visitor. Mrs. Launa Simmons read from her own published book and discussed the importance of kindness.
Kirby School District is on a 2 hr delay today. School will start at 10:00am this morning. Bus routes, highways, and many of the rural roads in our district have been inspected by our SRO and Transportation Director. School delays and cancellation decisions regarding inclement weather are tough sometimes, but Kirby School District always has the safety of our staff and students at heart. Thank you for understanding and look forward to seeing everyone at school today.
Kirby School District plans to operate a 2 hr delay tomorrow, February 19th in order to get a better understanding of the road conditions. As of this moment, school will start at 10:00am tomorrow morning. If anything changes after evaluating the roads in the morning, we will make an announcement as soon as possible. Thank you for understanding in this time of uncertainty regarding the weather conditions.
Rainy day recess in the old gym! 🌧
Students read the three Billy goats gruff, discussed the elements of a fairy tale, and built a boat to get the goats across the river in Ms. Baylee Kitchen's 4th grade class.
3rd Grade had a visitor for KINDNESS Week! Dr. Mandi Ott read Stellaluna, a heartwarming story about the importance of kindness and compassion towards others.
Mrs. Whitehead’s 4th grade math classes had fun learning about 2D and 3D geometric shapes by making models from marshmallows and toothpicks.
This week the elementary library is celebrating Random Acts of Kindness Week by painting "Kindness Stones" ....a little messy, but so much fun!
STEAM Monday: Third Graders demonstrated the water cycle using plastic bags.
Kirby School District will have an early release at 1:00 on Tuesday, Feb 18th. We will be watching the weather reports and radar overnight and if anything changes, we will let everyone know as soon as possible.
As winter weather approaches, we will continue to monitor the latest forecasts this evening for the most accurate timing of the system. Please keep in mind Kirby School District uses text messaging, Facebook (Kirby School District), and our district website and app to make notifications of school closures or delays. Thank you for your patience in understanding the difficulty to predict and that school closure notifications are made as quickly as possible while keeping student and staff safety our top priority.
Mrs. Cowart reading Bartholomew and the Oobleck by Dr. Seuss to the 5th graders
Mrs. Saydee Bailey's second grade learned how to turn a liquid into a solid and a solid into a liquid! 🍦
Second graders are creating their KINDNESS posters in Mrs. Kelli Mount's Art Class.
We had an unexpected visitor at lunch today! CJ White, it's safe to say that our students adore you both on and off the court! 🏀😊Thank you for showing KINDNESS to our students!
Mrs. Wright's class investigated whether goop behaves more like a solid or a liquid.
For STEM Monday, Mrs. Lewis' Kindergarten Class explored the concept of water density and learned why some objects sink while others float. The students made predictions and then documented their findings through observations.
