🐦✨ Calling All Bird Watchers—Help Kirby Students Track Hummingbirds! Our students have created vibrant hummingbird feeders across campus, and now we’re expanding the project into the community!
📍 See a hummingbird anywhere—in your yard, at the park, or near town? 📸 Snap a photo or jot down the time and location 📝 Report it using our [Hummingbird Sighting Form] https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdJJpckYGk3ZhWiEbWse2ognthpfgRN5E9HY0PekkU7sobC5w/viewform?usp=dialog
Every sighting helps our students collect real-world data on migration and habitat—and shows how learning can take flight beyond the classroom.
#KirbyTrojans #HummingbirdWatch #CommunityScience #TrojanStrong #LearningInFlight



High School Student Council Election Announcement & Yearbook Coverage of the Pike County Fair
We’re excited to announce that the Student Council will be electing its new members this week! The council will soon be preparing for officer elections, where positions such as President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer will be determined. We look forward to seeing the leadership and creativity our new members will bring to the school this year.
In other news, the Yearbook staff had an incredible time at the Pike County Fair! They captured some amazing moments, from the lively parade to the showcasing of livestock and premium sales. Stay tuned for these exciting photos in this year’s yearbook!
🏐The Lady Trojan's Volleyball Teams travel to Lafayette County to take on the Cougars! Match starts at 5:00!
Go Trojans!!🏐

If you do not see an up-to-date grade for a course your student is taking, please contact the teacher of that course directly.
🔐 New to HAC? Reach out to Kristina Reid at kristina.reid@kirbytrojans.net to obtain your login information.

Cloe has been working hard and is always ready to help others. She sets a good example by sharing and following directions! She is also one of our great readers with over 100,000 words read already! Way to go, Cloe!
Jacob was nominated for being very attentive and helpful. His teacher says he is a hard worker, and he is always kind. You are a great example, Jacob!














📣 Kirby Elementary School of Conservation is soaring into science with our new Migration Station project!
Students are observing hummingbirds at feeders placed around campus—two with live cameras! They’re tracking species, studying migration paths, and integrating their discoveries across subjects:
🔬 Science – Identifying hummingbird species
🎨 Art – Drawing and painting hummingbirds
📚 Reading – Exploring bird-themed stories
🗺️ Social Studies – Mapping migration routes
📊 Math – Graphing feeder visits and migration data
📖 Library – Conducting hummingbird research
This hands-on project connects students to nature, builds observation skills, and fosters conservation awareness. 🌿💡
📷 Stay tuned for live feed highlights and student creations!
#KirbyMigrationStation #BirdsInEducation #HummingbirdProject #PlaceBasedLearning #ConservationInAction

This week’s Tremendous Trojans are Kolt and Mackenzie.
Kolt is in 5th grade. Mrs. Wright said he is always respectful and helpful in the classroom.
Mackenzie is in 2nd grade. Mrs. Mechelle says she is always ready to work, does as she’s asked, and is attentive in class.
Thank you for making our Elementary a better place! 📚





Jr High - Brayden Wolever
Sr High - Conner McDaniel
and Thank You to Hawg Wild Water Toys for sponsoring a $25 gift certificate to each student!!!


Trace is in 4th grade. His teacher says he works hard, is very respectful, and always willing to help. Thank you, T!
Adelyn is in 3rd grade. She was nominated for always following directions, paying close attention in class, and working hard. Good job, sis!
We are proud of our students. 💥


Thanks to the dedication of our staff—and a special shoutout to Mrs. Cowart for writing the grant—we received a set of Edison Version 3 Robots with EdCreate Packs, bringing hands-on computer science learning to life for our students.
We’re proud to share that Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Wright completed the required professional development this summer, preparing to integrate these new tools into engaging, STEM-rich lessons. Their commitment ensures our students will explore coding, robotics, and problem-solving in fun and meaningful ways.
Kirby Elementary is honored to be part of this forward-thinking program that supports innovation and early tech literacy. Stay tuned for updates as our students begin their robotics adventures this school year!

