Mrs. Allison’s 4th grade art classes are in the process of painting a reindeer! The students are doing great work!
The elementary and middle school bottle cap collection will end this Friday, 12/1. We have met our goal with the incredible support of the community. Our next step will be to organize the caps for the bench production. Thanks to everyone who helped us accomplish this step of our goal!
The 2nd grade classes celebrated the end of their Ancient Greek and Mythology reading unit by participating in the 2nd grade Olympics. Each student competed in an event. Athens (Mrs. Peters’ class) won the competition. In the afternoon, the students participated in a STEM Museum. They worked together to create various items from the myths that they read. They walked through the other classrooms to view all the creations. To end the day, they created and enjoyed Olympic cookies!
Our music department has many opportunities to get you in the holiday spirit! Here are the upcoming Christmas Programs. December 12, 7 PM - Middle School Band and Choir Concert December 17, 2 PM.(MSGym)- High School Band and Choir Concert December 18, 6:15 PM - 1st Grade Christmas Program December 19, 6:15 PM - 3rd Grade Christmas Program December 19, 7 PM - 4th Grade Christmas Program **Kindergarten and 2nd Grade Programs are in the Spring**
The first grade listened to the book Balloons on Broadway, which tells the history of the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade and how a Macy’s employee, Tony Sarg, who was originally hired to create marionettes for Macy’s window, is credited with creating the first balloons for what has become an annual parade event. Students created a timeline, answered comprehension questions, watched videos about how the balloons were created, and then created their own balloon creations for their first Thanksgiving parade! Special thanks to our parade attendees!
Mrs. A. McElravy's 4th graders completed a math project in which they had to decide what they wanted to cook for their Thanksgiving meal and use grocery flyers to calculate the cost.
Yesterday, the Pre-K students celebrated with a Charlie Brown Thanksgiving!
Thanksgiving break begins with 2:20 PM dismissal on Tuesday, 11/21. There will be no school from 11/22-11/26. School resumes on Monday, 11/27.
The elementary and middle schools are collecting bottle caps to create a bench in memory of Mike Oakley, our Transportation Director. The specific caps listed will be recycled into a memorial bench to be placed at school as a reminder of Mike's positive influence on students, parents, and staff. If you would like to help, you may drop off your caps at the grade school office.
Mrs. High's 4th grade class created Veterans Day Projects last week. The students put a lot of effort into their projects! They look great!
Monday's menu at the grade school has changed.
Monday's Menu: Deli Sub, Sun Chips, Carrots, Apples, and Milk.
On Monday, November 13, we ask that all Cumberland students and staff wear Cardinal gear or red in honor of Mike Oakley, our beloved transportation director. Thank you!
Thank you to all who have served!
The Cumberland community lost a beloved employee Thursday. Mike Oakley spent thirty years serving our community and school district. His work ethic and dedication were exceptional. Our prayers and love go out to Mike’s family. He will be forever missed.
The middle school boys' basketball game tonight (11/9) vs. Marshall has been canceled. It will be rescheduled at a later date.
All practices in the District have been canceled for Thursday and Friday.
Due to circumstances beyond our control, school will be canceled tomorrow, November 10. The Veteran’s Day program is also canceled. Please note that school safety is not an issue. More information will be released later.
Cumberland schools will dismiss at 12:15 on Friday, November 10.
Congratulations to our November Raiders of the Month! Great job being Respectful, Responsible, and Reliable. Keep up the great work being exemplary students in our school!
Today, one of Ms. Williamson's first grade students was excited to read a book from home to his class all by himself. Great job!
Last Friday, the Kindergarten classes celebrated the 50th day of school with a 50s party! They hula hooped, had root beer floats, had a bubble gum-blowing contest, and danced to many songs!
