BROWN ELEMENTARY FAMILY NIGHT FIELD DAY
Each of our grade levels took the chance to show off their dancing skills by performing one of our PE cardio dances learned this year. Coach Marshall, a master at the game of Simon Says, led our families through some twists and turns that got the better of most.
The gym came alive with excitement while many of our parents relived childhood memories with their children in a good old-fashioned game of dodge ball. In addition, our outside field was the place to be with kids of all ages and sizes participating in our field day events like tug-of-war, sack races, and javelin throw. ETMC was on hand to assess fitness levels from the young to the old.
Moms, dads, grandmas, grandpas, brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles, and cousins, thank you for your support and participation in a great evening! Hope to see you next year!
WHITEHOUSE JR. HIGH HOLDS 2011-2012 ACADEMIC AWARDS CEREMONY
   The WJHS students were honored with an academic awards ceremony in Nix Gym on Thursday, May 9, 2012. Various awards from 2-Year Perfect Attendance to the YMCA Ralph Spence Awards were presented to the outstanding students of WJHS. BROWN UNITES TO BE BULLY FREE
Bully Prevention Week
Join the NEHS at Brown Elementary in celebrating that the students at Brown Elementary are EXCITED about being a Bully Free Campus. NEHS students will be sponsoring a Stand Up to Bullying week and each day we will be celebrating that we do NOT tolerate bullying at Brown!May 14 -18 Each day will have a theme and we would love it if every student at Brown would participate. Bullying is a very serious concern for our students and we are here to say that we don’t want bullies at our school. So join us each day and show your support! STANTON-SMITH ROUND UP SILENT AUCTION
Stanton-Smith PTO representatives held a Round-Up Silent Auction Friday, April 27, 2012. The Round-Up had many fun activities for students as well as parents and offered a large variety of items to "bid" on. All winning bids went to the PTO as a fundraising contribution. The Kiss the Pig competition drew many of the students and their families to the school Friday evening. Each class collected as many pennies as possible for a chance to see their teacher pucker up to kiss Wilber, the 300 lb. pig. Mrs. Crow (first grade teacher), and Mrs. Halford (fifth grade teacher), whose classes collected the most pennies, put on their brightest lipstick and gave the pig a big smooch. The money raised from the Kiss the Pig contest also went to the PTO as a fundraising contribution. Mrs. Crow and Mrs. Halford kept their winnings to spend on their classrooms. Way to go Stanton-Smith for an awesome fundraiser!
CAIN STUCO BEAUTIFY CAMPUS
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