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March's Artists of the Month 🎨

March's Hard Working Hornets in PE/Health

“Let Your Kind Shine” Kindness is everywhere at CES! The three recipients of this week's awards were nominated by a teacher or staff member for showing exceptional kindness. They received a sunshine keepsake and the opportunity to sit in the yellow sunshine chair over the next week to promote kindness throughout CES! Gerald Contello (Mrs. Heckman’s Kindergarten) Gerald goes above and beyond for students and staff at CES. He volunteers to help any chance he gets. At recess, Gerald shines pushing friends on the swings who need help! Gerald also makes sure that the teachers are taken care of. When teachers were scooping the snow off of the playground, Gerald offered his assistance! Gerald makes CES a brighter place with his compassionate heart and hugs! Remi Holder (Mrs. Bagley’s 2nd Grade) Remi loves to draw pictures to give to others. It brightens other students and staff members’ days when they receive her art. Chase Ross (Mrs. Gilliland’s 5th Grade) Chase is always happy and smiling. He is the first to say “good morning,” “have a great day,” and give a smile that brightens your day. He is energetic and fun. Chase adds a lot of joy to CES. Yay Chase!

Goal Getters!!!

CES Snapshots

Birthdays this week (and some Summer birthdays) 🎂

Rolling through our ABCs!

We are so grateful to Chillicothe High School’s National Honor Society, under the direction of Mrs. Fallon Forbes, for organizing a fun indoor egg hunt today for our kindergarten students. We also extend our sincere thanks to the Hornet Academy students, led by Mrs. Diana Holcer, for facilitating a wonderful indoor egg hunt for our first graders. We truly appreciate the time, care, and effort put into making these experiences so special for our students!

Today is National Paraprofessionals Day and we want to celebrate our paraprofessionals! We want to take a minute to say THANK YOU to our amazing team of dedicated paraprofessionals who give 100% to our students. We are grateful for you & we know CES wouldn't be the same without you!!!

What a fun and memorable day at Science City with our 3rd graders! We’re so grateful for our wonderful chaperones and the incredible support from ChilliMO PTO for making opportunities like this possible at CES.

Enrollment packets for Chillicothe R-II Summer School went home this week! Grades K–9 will attend at CES. Enrollment is open—please return packets ASAP. Project-based learning with gardening, building projects, video production, drones & more, plus community service and exploration!

Great job tonight, Kindergartners and Mrs Lauhoff, on your performance of Oh, the Places You’ll Go! We’re proud of you and look forward to seeing you continue to grow at CES.

We are Kind! CES 2nd Grade Program coming soon!

Kindergarten proudly presents Oh, The Places You’ll Go! this evening (Tuesday, March 31). Doors open at 5:40 PM at the Gary Dickinson Performing Arts Center.

We’ve got some new arrivals at CES! Huge thanks to our amazing “Chicken Farmers,” Noah Conejo and Remi Lou Holder. Our students are having a blast reading to the baby chicks—learning has never been so adorable!

"Let Your Kind Shine” Kindness is everywhere at CES! The three recipients of this week's awards were nominated by a teacher or staff member for showing exceptional kindness. They received a sunshine keepsake and the opportunity to sit in the yellow sunshine chair over the next week to promote kindness throughout CES! Monroe Albrecht (Mrs. Wolf’s 1st Grade) Monroe is kind all of the time. She lets her kind shine by being helpful in the classroom and smiling at others. She lets her kind shine by always paying attention and pushing herself to always perform at her best ability. She lets her kind shine by sharing, notes, pictures, and letters with others. Monroe is kind all of the time. Oaklyn Fantazia (Mrs. Comstock’s 3rd Grade) Oaklyn is always so helpful and kind to everyone around her. She is always smiling and cares about the people around her, especially when they is upset. She brings gifts for all the students in our class at every holiday, even though they are not signed up to bring gifts. She is a thoughtful and caring person. Chase Ness (Mrs. Rasmussen’s 4th Grade) Chase told another student, who made a mistake and said they were not smart, "keep trying, it is okay to make mistakes!" He made the student smile and that student kept trying!

CES Snapshots

Look who has "Perfect Penmanship"

Growing and achieving more each day—way to go, Goal Getters!