A big thank you to Coach Dixon and our amazing 3rd graders for “Project Periwinkle” and for brightening our day with delicious drinks delivered to our faculty and staff. We truly appreciate your kindness and thoughtfulness!
ABC....Easy as 1, 2, 3! Way to go, ABC Wagon Riders!!!
Some more "Goal Getters"
Today was Warrior Wednesday at CES! Students and staff showed their support by wearing camo and red, white, and blue to honor our emergency responders and military. Pictured with our very own Miss Kim are Sergeant Sullivan and Sergeant Santoso. Thank you for your service!
Feel free to share your child’s Warrior Wednesday pictures from today! Don’t forget, tomorrow is PJ Day—let’s get comfy and cozy!
Thank you to Dr. Mitch Holder and the Chillicothe R-2 Board of Education for the thoughtful holiday gift for our faculty and staff. Your kindness and support mean so much to CES! While our board representative, Clint Williams, was unable to attend, we value his leadership as well as our school board president and as our board representative.
Our Jingle and Grow i-Ready Dance Party was a huge success! A special congratulations to our song leaders with the most growth, who selected a holiday song for their grade-level dance. Kudos also to all our students for putting forth their best effort and our Student Leadership Team for planning such a fun event!
Congratulations to our "Hard Working Hornets" in PE/Health for December!
Chillicothe Emergency Services, a proud Partner in Education with Mrs. Thompson's 4th-grade class, visited CES today to spread holiday cheer by creating ornaments with the students.
🌟 Exciting news, Chillicothe R-II Families! 🌟 We will have an early dismissal on Friday, December 20th, to kick off Winter Break! 🎉 Check out the early dismissal times for each school at https://tinyurl.com/nhy6k83b . Merry Christmas! ❄️✨
Congratulations to our CES teachers for their dedication to lifelong learning and professional growth! Our kindergarten teachers, Mrs. Hansen and Mrs. Holcer, recently earned their Master’s in Reading from Northwest Missouri State University. Fifth-grade teachers Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Jones achieved their Master’s in Mathematics, while second grade teacher, Ms. Myers will graduate over break with a Master’s in Curriculum and Instruction from Western Governors University. Balancing full-time teaching with graduate studies is no small feat, and we are incredibly proud of their hard work and commitment to excellence!
💚❤️Grinch Day💚❤️
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Tomorrow is tacky sweater or sock day!
This week has been full of festive fun and hard work! Student Santa letters, watching “Havoc” the Elf create mischief, practicing recorders, and tackling winter benchmarks with determination. Joy and learning are everywhere!
A heartfelt thank you to our amazing PTO parents for Decking the Halls and our cafeteria with festive holiday decorations! The joy and excitement on our students’ faces during breakfast and lunch today were priceless. Your efforts truly brought the holiday spirit to life. We can’t wait to keep the celebration going with our Jingle and Grow Dance Party next Wednesday! Thank you for all you do to make our school so special!
Overall Hornet High Five Winners!
Happiness Hotline: We’re spreading joy with positive phone calls home! This week, we celebrated students for their outstanding efforts—whether it was improving test scores, showing kindness by sharing with a friend, helping their classmates by putting down chairs, or stepping up as leaders. These amazing actions deserve a moment to shine, and we’re thrilled to share the good news!
26 letters and sounds mastered by our kindergartners ❤️
Look at some of our goal getters for this week!!!
Terrific Kids for December “Responsible”
Miss Teeter and Mrs. Reeter’s Kindergarteners embraced their inner Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles during a fun and engaging fitness activity in physical education class! Students trained by jumping and earning small turtle rewards based on their performance. Those who achieved 21 or more jumps proudly received the coveted Master Splinter turtle, symbolizing their dedication and effort. Meanwhile, in first grade, Mrs. Bonderer and Mrs. Howard’s students embarked on their journey to become skilled Ninjas. Using jump ropes, they showcased their stamina and agility, earning colorful “ninja rank” bracelets based on consecutive jumps. The ultimate achievement—a black belt bracelet—was awarded to students who completed 50 or more jumps without stopping, celebrating their determination and skill. Both activities inspired teamwork, perseverance, and a love for fitness in a creative and exciting way!
CES Holly Jolly Dress-Up Days!
