Magnolia Elementary Character Education News

 

Character Education Words of the Week at Magnolia Elementary were citizenship (where students learned ways to help in the community by being a good citizen, and the proper way to show respect by saluting the American flag when it passes in a parade, when the National Anthem is being played, and when the flag is being raised or lowered on a flagpole); self-discipline (demonstrating hard work controlling our emotions, words, actions, impulses and desires and giving your best in all situations;) fairness (practicing justice, equity, and equality; cooperating with one another; recognizing the uniqueness and value of each individual within our diverse society). Character education word of the month was responsibility.  Students studied in depth about being accountable in word and deed and about having a sense of duty to fulfill tasks.  They also learned about reliability, dependability, and commitment.

Osyka Students Visit

National Guard Armory

Third and fourth grade classes enjoyed a field trip to the National Guard Armory in McComb for a tour of the Body Walk exhibit. The students took a walk-through tour of the entire body.  The nine different stops on the tour taught students about health, nutrition, and physical activities.  All who attended enjoyed the program and learned valuable information.

Magnolia Elementary News

 

Magnolia Elementary School has an Accelerated Reader point total of 1,886.9.  Principal Brewer will reward the class with the highest total points at the end of the third nine weeks.

 

 

Magnolia Elementary Students

Work on Reading Fair Projects

Colton Tidwell, Desmon Robertson, and Quederious Lee work on their storyboards  in the library.