Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration
As we continue celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month, Ms. Sledge’s 4th grade Art TAG group created tissue paper Mexican flowers.
Ms. Sarraga and her 4th graders concluded their unit on fossils as part of their study of Earth History. They created their own fossils as well as played claves with an orchestra to represent the sound and form of fossils.
Dance Teacher, Ms. K Allison, and her 4th grade TAG Students had the pleasure of working with a dancer with the Winston-Salem Festival Ballet for an intensive workshop.
UNCSA ArtistCorps serving in Band and Orchestra classes help provide small group instruction to students as different instrument sections prepare for upcoming performances.
The “Vivaldi Program” through the UNCSA ArtistCorps Program provides beginning, music instruction for PreK students using violins.
We are pleased to announce that we had 42 students exhibiting art in this year’s Carolina Classic Fair student exhibit. We are so proud of our student artists and Art Teacher, Ms. Sledge. This exhibit earned 3 ribbons as well.
As their culminating project for Unit 1 in Wonders, DLI 2nd grade teacher, Ms. Yepes, and ESL Teacher, Mrs. Ochoa, led students through a Readers’ Theater with puppets for fluency practice, review of overall story structure, and understanding how characters respond to events. Today, they performed in Spanish; tomorrow they will perform in English.
WS/FCS elementary schoolers are on parade this month to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month! Learn more on our website at https://www.wsfcs.k12.nc.us/article/1813515.
#wsfcs #HispanicHeritageMonth
For Hispanic Heritage Month, 3rd graders learned the dance, "Los Machetes," and have been performing it, while playing rhythm sticks, for classes during Specials.
!Extra Extra Read All About It! Big News!
Our Very Own Principal of Tiger Nation, Dr. Cassandra Dobson, has just been named the 2024 North Carolina Art Education Association “Friends of the Arts 1 Award” recipient for her work and support of Arts and Arts Education.
She will be recognized and receive this award at the annual state conference in Asheville in November.
Join us in congratulating Principal, Dr. Dobson, and all the recipients of this year’s NCAEA: North Carolina Art Education Association Awards. Thank you Dr. Dobson for supporting Arts Education. Dr. Dobson will be recognized at the annual state conference. #TigerPride
Welcome Back UNCSA ArtistCorps Members. We are so excited to continue this partnership. Read more about ArtistCorps at https://www.uncsa.edu/community/community-engagement/artistcorps/index.aspx
We always #StartWithHello, this week and every week, because we stand in unity and solidarity, especially today as we wore green. #LearningAndGrowinginHarmony #SandyHookPromise Thank you Guidance Counselor, Mrs. Winfield, for organizing this week and #GreenDay. Thank you Finance Manager, Mrs. Mclendon, for the “Start with Hello” photo frame and photos.
It was our first #TraditionalTuesday of #HispanicHeritageMonth2024; staff and students wore traditional attire and accessories. #learningandgrowinginharmony
Fifth Grade students in Mrs. Seymour’s class made #StartWithHello posters during Guidance class with Mrs. Winfield. Posters will be around the school as a reminder for students to “Say Hello” and be kind to everyone. #StartWithHelloWeek kicked off Monday! #WSFCS
We kicked off #HispanicHeritageMonth2024 with a parade of flags, colors, singing, and dancing. #WSFCS #LearningAndGrowinginHarmony
Special thanks to the Hispanic League and Marlow Rosado, 2-time Grammy Winning Musician, for presenting a Music Workshop Assembly for our students as we kick off #HispanicHeritageMonth. Marlow will perform for #Fiesta this weekend as well. #WSFCS
#HispanicHeritageMonth2024 #HHM #HispanicHeritageMonth
Greater Goals, Soccer/ELA After School Program, begins Monday, September 23.
