Mrs. Snotherly's first graders and Ms. Staley's fifth graders enjoyed a special visit and read aloud today from Dr. Gainey, Superintendent of RCSS. Our students are always excited by his visits.
TOMORROW IS HAT DAY!!!
Students may wear a hat on Friday, November 22nd, for $1.00!
THE RESULTS ARE IN!
Franklinville proudly presents our newly voted Student Council Officers. Our 5th grade students campaigned by creating posters, presentations, etc to persuade their peers to cast a vote for them! The race was incredibly tight. For most positions, only a few votes separated several students. Our Presidental position was a 3 way tie! A second vote had to be taken to determine the outcome.
Now introducing your newest team:
-President: Kensley Husband
-Vice President: Kaylee Thomas
-Secretary: Lindsey Thomas
We are SO proud of all the students who ran for each of the positions! Our class representatives will be announced soon!
Keep SOARing, Cardinals!
Congratulations to Kennedy Beckham, our school Spelling Bee finalist and Ella Villanueva, runner up. All of our students did a great job participating in our spelling bee today. Kennedy will represent Franklinville at the district level Spelling Bee in February. Our Cardinals continue to SOAR in their learning!
Today, our Go Far Running Club participated in the Go Far 5K in High Point. Students have been preparing and training for today's event, and it certainly paid off! We are so proud of our Cardinals, and thank you to their families for joining us today!
Carl, the Cardinal, even made an appearance at the race today! He got to participate in the Mascot Race after the 5K for fan enjoyment!
Way to go, Cardinals! ❤️ You make us so proud!
Today we celebrated our students and their hard work over the first quarter of the 2024-2025 school year. Congratulations Cardinals, keep up the great work.
Reminder:
There is NO SCHOOL for staff and students on Monday, November 11th in honor of the Veteran's Day holiday!
Don't forget, TOMORROW (Thursday, November 7) is our PTO Sponsored PJ day! Students may wear school appropriate PJs to school for $1.00! All proceeds will go to our PTO!
REMINDER:
There is NO SCHOOL for students on Tuesday, November 5th! This will be a teacher workday for staff!
Winter weather is just around the corner. On the RCSS Inclement Weather Video, Superintendent Gainey gives an overview of the steps taken by the school district when inclement weather strikes.
Watch video here: https://youtu.be/nxBmC-7vR64
Our 3rd grade superhero's are working hard on the distributive property in math! Halloween is full of treats and no tricks at Franklinville.
Dr. Gainey, RCSS Superintendent, came to read to two of our classes today. Ms. Plummer's 4th grade class and Ms. Trogdon's 2nd grade classes were excited to listen to the stories being read aloud and showed our Franklinville expectations the entire time! We are so proud of our Cardinals!
4th Grade had their in house field trip today all about rocks while 5th Grade participated in potions lab to observe chemical and physical changes. We love watching our students participate in hands on activities!
4th Grade had their in house field trip today all about Rocks while 5th Grade participated in potions lab to observe chemical and physical changes. We love watching our students participate in hands on activities!
Domingo 27 de Octubre
Buenas noches familias de Franklinville,
El Martes finaliza el primer trimestre de clases. Los estudiantes y profesores han trabajado duro durante este tiempo. Se están llevando a cabo conferencias de padres y maestros; asegúrese de inscribirse en una conferencia con el maestro de su estudiante para discutir su progreso.
La Semana del Listón Rojo comienza el Lunes. Puedes encontrar una imagen en ClassDojo de los días de disfraces.
Lunes: Se trata de CUIDADOactuar, decir NO a las drogas! - Viste de rojo
Martes: Tu futuro es libre para quien quieras ser: Vístete con tu traje profesional
Miércoles: Tu futuro es brillante usa gafas de sol y colores NEÓN.
Jueves: Seguridad de los superhéroes: vístete como tu superhéroe favorito para simbolizar la fuerza y el poder de tomar decisiones positivas.
Viernes: ¡Demasiado inteligente para empezar! - Use equipo universitario
Gracias a las familias que están vendiendo chocolate. Si necesita más barras de chocolate, firme el formulario de permiso y devuélvalo a la escuela. Todo el dinero de los dulces debe entregarse antes del 8 de Noviembre para recibir premios. ¡Estamos ansiosos por ver cuánto dinero podemos recaudar para construir un nuevo parque de juegos infantil!
Gracias y que tengas una velada maravillosa.
Sunday, October 27th
Good evening Franklinville families,
Tuesday ends the first quarter of school. Students and teachers have been hard at work during this time. Parent/teacher conferences are taking place, please make sure you sign up for a conference with your child's teacher to discuss their progress.
Red Ribbon Week begins on Monday. You can find a visual on Class Dojo of the dress up days.
Monday: It’s all about CAREacter, say NO to drugs! - Wear Red
Tuesday: Your future is free for who you want to be- Dress in your Career Outfit
Wednesday: Your Future is Bright-Wear NEON Colors and Sunglasses
Thursday: Superhero Safety- Dress up as your favorite superhero to symbolize strength and the power to make positive choices.
Friday: Too smart to start! - Wear College Gear
Thank you to families who are selling chocolate. If you need more chocolate bars, please sign the permission slip and return it to the school. All candy money must be turned in by November 8th to receive prizes. We can’t wait to see how much money we can raise to go towards a new playground!
Thank you and have a wonderful evening.
Red Ribbon Week is a national campaign in the United States dedicated to raising awareness about the dangers of drug abuse and promoting drug-free lifestyles among youth.
Our students will be celebrating Red Ribbon Week next week. During this week they will be able to dress up to "Say NO to drugs!"
Monday: Wear RED!
Tuesday: Dress in your Career Outfit!
Wednesday: NEON colors and sunglass!
Thursday: Dress up as your favorite SUPERHERO! (School appropriate, please!)
Friday: College gear!
On Saturday, October 19 , Mrs. Amy Smith made a trip to the mountains with the donated supplies from Franklinville Elementary for the flood victims in Western North Carolina. The supplies were distributed in Black Mountain and Swannanoa NC. She was able to distribute the four different donation sites. Everyone was grateful for the supplies. Thank you so much for loving on your fellow North Carolinians.
There will be an early release day on Thursday, October 24
Schools will release at 12:30
*Excludes RECHS*
Thank you to Junior Achievement of the Triad for providing business and economics lessons to our 5th grade students today.
