Coosada Elementary School is located in Millbrook, Alabama. We serve all of the kindergarten through second grade students in our area. We have over 950 students enrolled in our school. We are a part of the Elmore County Board of Education. Our number one goal is to provide a "Great Beginning for Learning"! Enjoy our blog!
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Friday, November 22, 2013
December News
December is a very busy time at Coosada Elementary School! We have two Christmas Concerts provided by our Choir. Our first grade choir will have a concert on December 3rd at 6:00 PM. Our second grade choir will have a concert on December 10th at 6:00 PM. We invite you to attend both! We will have Breakfast with Santa the morning of December 18th. We will begin with Kindergarten around 8:15. Each grade will have a visit with Santa and a choir performance. School will release at 12:30 on December 19th.
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
GOTCHA TIME
The next Gotcha Party is scheduled for December 6th. Talk to your child about whether or not they are receiving Gotcha's. They receive Gotcha's when they are caught following the rules. They need five to attend the next Gotcha Party! Our three school rules are respect yourself, respect others, and respect property!
Monday, October 28, 2013
November Reminders
Hope all is going GREAT parents! Our school Cookie
Dough Fundraiser was a great success thanks to your support! We will have
Cookie Dough pick up on Wednesday, October 30th until 7:00 PM.
Please come by our school cafeteria to pick your order up! We also
release school early that day for teacher in-service. The children will
be released at 12:00 on Wednesday, October 30th. Please make
arrangements for your children to arrive home early that day!
This week is Red Ribbon Week! We hope you will
encourage your child to dress up and participate in the activities!
Tuesday – pajama and/or silly sock day
Wednesday – Costume Parade (wear costume to school/please
send a change of clothes for after the parade)
Thursday – Team up against drugs – Drug Free Pep Rally in
the gym at 1:45 – wear favorite team colors
Friday – wear camo/animal print
We always have ways you can support the school going on, and
we understand that you cannot possibly participate in all of them! We
appreciate any support you are able to provide. Chick Fil A night is
tonight in Prattville J
MATH NIGHT IS NEXT TUESDAY – 6:00 PM! Join us for Math
night!!
Book Fair is November 4-6
November 11th – School Holiday
November 25-29 – Thanksgiving Holiday
Wednesday, October 2, 2013
Red Ribbon Week
Red Ribbon Week
October 28-November 1
October 28-November 1
Monday, October 28
Red Ribbon Day: Wear red and get a red ribbon.
Tuesday, October 29
Sock it to Drugs: Wear silly socks (or mismatched socks).
Follow your Dreams! Don’t do drugs! Wear Pajamas
Wednesday, October 30
Costume Parade. Dress up in age appropriate costume.
Please do not dress students in costumes that display violence or may
be seen as scary. Do not send play swords, guns, etc. The purpose of
the day is for students to understand and enjoy make believe.
The students will parade through the halls of the other grades
beginning at 8:15 with Kindergarten! School Releases at 12:00 Today!
Thursday, October 31
Team Up Against Drugs: Wear your CES, SEHS or team shirts.
Drugs make you blue: Wear blue jeans
Friday, November
Monday, October 28
Red Ribbon Day: Wear red and get a red ribbon.
Tuesday, October 29
Sock it to Drugs: Wear silly socks (or mismatched socks).
Follow your Dreams! Don’t do drugs! Wear Pajamas
Wednesday, October 30
Costume Parade. Dress up in age appropriate costume.
Please do not dress students in costumes that display violence or may
be seen as scary. Do not send play swords, guns, etc. The purpose of
the day is for students to understand and enjoy make believe.
The students will parade through the halls of the other grades
beginning at 8:15 with Kindergarten! School Releases at 12:00 Today!
Thursday, October 31
Team Up Against Drugs: Wear your CES, SEHS or team shirts.
Drugs make you blue: Wear blue jeans
Friday, November
It’s a Jungle out there! Wear camouflage or animal prints
Spot me being Drug Free! Wear polka dots
Spot me being Drug Free! Wear polka dots
Tuesday, July 30, 2013
Back to School Bash
We are excited for our upcoming Back to School Bash! It will be held August 17th from 10-2 at the Village Green in Millbrook! Lots of games, inflatables, food and fun are sure to be at the Back to School Bash. You can purchase arm bands during open house on August 15th. Just see the PTO table to purchase! Hope to see you there!
Saturday, July 20, 2013
Open House
Open House will be held August 15th from 12-6. You will be contacted by your child's teacher by August 5th with specific details.
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
Honor's Programs 2013
May 17th
Red Pod Kindergarten 8:15 AM
Red Pod First Grade 9:15 AM
Red Pod Second Grade 10:15 AM
Blue Pod Kindergarten 11:15 AM
Blue Pod First Grade 12:15 PM
Blue Pod Second Grade 1:15 PM
May 20th
Yellow Pod Kindergarten 8:15 AM
Yellow Pod First Grade 9:15 AM
Yellow Pod Second Grade 10:15 AM
Green Pod Kindergarten 11:15 AM
Green Pod First Grade 12:15 PM
Green Pod Second Grade 1:15 PM
May 21st
Purple Pod Kindergarten 8:15 AM
Purple Pod First Grade 9:15 AM
Purple Pod Second Grade 10:15 AM
Myricks Honor's Program 11:15 AM
Red Pod Kindergarten 8:15 AM
Red Pod First Grade 9:15 AM
Red Pod Second Grade 10:15 AM
Blue Pod Kindergarten 11:15 AM
Blue Pod First Grade 12:15 PM
Blue Pod Second Grade 1:15 PM
May 20th
Yellow Pod Kindergarten 8:15 AM
Yellow Pod First Grade 9:15 AM
Yellow Pod Second Grade 10:15 AM
Green Pod Kindergarten 11:15 AM
Green Pod First Grade 12:15 PM
Green Pod Second Grade 1:15 PM
May 21st
Purple Pod Kindergarten 8:15 AM
Purple Pod First Grade 9:15 AM
Purple Pod Second Grade 10:15 AM
Myricks Honor's Program 11:15 AM
The first day of Spring!
We welcome it at Coosada Elementary School! We have a busy Spring scheduled and we invite
you to join us for some upcoming activities.
Early registration for Kindergarten and teacher requests will begin
April 1st at 9:00 AM. If you
have a child currently enrolled at CES you DO NOT have to register them for
next year. You would only come to the
school on April 1st if you would like to request a teacher for next
school year. I have attached the
procedures for teacher requests and information for Kindergarten
registration. You will have the option
of requesting a teacher from April 1st – April 30th. We accept requests daily from 9:00 AM – 1:00
PM. We will NOT accept any teacher requests
after April 30th.
Upcoming Meetings and Events:
Thursday, March 21 – Title I Parent Meeting
April 2nd – PTO (Green Pods Perform)
April 16th – Seussical Play at SEHS for first and
second grade
April 22nd-24th Mock ARMT Testing for
first and second grade
April 29th – DIBELS testing begins for all grades
May 17th-May 21nd Honor’s Days
(detailed schedule will be uploaded to our blog in April www.mycoosada.blogspot.com )
May 22- Last Day of School for students
Our annual Spring Fling is scheduled for April 13th 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM! This is always a fun activity for the whole
family. A 5k is also scheduled for that
morning. Registration papers have gone
home with your child, but you can also register online at www.active.com. Armbands for the Spring Fling games will be
available in advance for $10. Order forms
will go home the first week of April.
Armbands allow children to participate in all Spring Fling
activities. Tickets will also be sold at
the door in sets of 20 for $5 per set.
Most activities require 1 or 2 tickets.
Armbands and tickets do not cover food items of items purchased from
individual vendors. If you would like to
help out with Spring Fling please contact our PTO President through email at mycoosadapto@gmail.com .
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
READ ACROSS AMERICA WEEK 2013
Dear CES Families,
Forest Witcraft said it well, “One hundred years from now, it won’t matter what kind of car I drove, what kind of house I lived in, how much money I had in the bank, nor what my clothes looked like, BUT the world may be a little better because I was important in the life of a child.” Sometimes as parents, we wonder if we do too much for our children at times; other times, too little. Yet you may not have realized how key you are to laying the first bricks in your child’s reading foundation. We invite you to be a part of our treasured “Read Across America” week at CES, celebrated annually close to Theodore Seuss Geisel (Dr. Seuss)’s birthday. Activities are planned throughout the week, but these are some special ones that will give you and your children lifelong memories.
1. All week---dress in celebration of each “book of the day.” How wild can you get?
2. Plan a Seuss character/book costume together and put it on for show-and-tell during our Friday “Dr. Seuss Parade”! Come camera and camcorder ready to capture all sorts of “things you can THINK!”
3. Go “Food Network—Millbrook-style” and create a Seuss snack for your child to bring and share with his/her class on Friday afternoon. Recipes appreciated…spread the creativity!
As the school year ramps up to late April, be ready to celebrate reading and turning in your child’s 100 Book sheet! We hear names daily on the intercom from kids K-2 who have met this family goal, and it is so exciting! Finally, be ready to continue the fun in the summer with the Millbrook Public Library’s summer reading program, which has incentives beyond measure to keep setting and attaining the goal of reading for pleasure for a lifetime. As “good readers become great leaders,” our time in shaping them to do so could not be more wisely spent.
Read Across America Week
March 4 – March 8, 2013
Monday, March 4th: Cat in the Hat Day— Wear your favorite hat. Guest readers will read to class/ pod.
Tuesday, March 5th: I Am Not Going to Get Up Day --Pajama Day for “kids of all ages!” Our annual Family Reading Night, featuring door prizes, the CES choir, and the spring Book Fair, starts at 6pm. We will have some special guests on hand…some in costume! Don’t miss it! [PTO will be selling pizza; look for PTO reservation forms to come.]
Wednesday, March 6th: Wacky Wednesday Day—Wear “Wacky Clothes.”
Thursday, March 7th: Green Eggs and Ham Day—Wear GREEN!
Friday, March 8th: Oh the Thinks You Can Think Day-- Wear Dr. Seuss T-shirts! Children may come to school costumed as a Seuss character or book and parade the halls starting with K at 8:15 A.M. Optional class afternoon activities include enjoying a Seuss movie and a special parent-child created Seuss snack.
Forest Witcraft said it well, “One hundred years from now, it won’t matter what kind of car I drove, what kind of house I lived in, how much money I had in the bank, nor what my clothes looked like, BUT the world may be a little better because I was important in the life of a child.” Sometimes as parents, we wonder if we do too much for our children at times; other times, too little. Yet you may not have realized how key you are to laying the first bricks in your child’s reading foundation. We invite you to be a part of our treasured “Read Across America” week at CES, celebrated annually close to Theodore Seuss Geisel (Dr. Seuss)’s birthday. Activities are planned throughout the week, but these are some special ones that will give you and your children lifelong memories.
1. All week---dress in celebration of each “book of the day.” How wild can you get?
2. Plan a Seuss character/book costume together and put it on for show-and-tell during our Friday “Dr. Seuss Parade”! Come camera and camcorder ready to capture all sorts of “things you can THINK!”
3. Go “Food Network—Millbrook-style” and create a Seuss snack for your child to bring and share with his/her class on Friday afternoon. Recipes appreciated…spread the creativity!
As the school year ramps up to late April, be ready to celebrate reading and turning in your child’s 100 Book sheet! We hear names daily on the intercom from kids K-2 who have met this family goal, and it is so exciting! Finally, be ready to continue the fun in the summer with the Millbrook Public Library’s summer reading program, which has incentives beyond measure to keep setting and attaining the goal of reading for pleasure for a lifetime. As “good readers become great leaders,” our time in shaping them to do so could not be more wisely spent.
Read Across America Week
March 4 – March 8, 2013
Monday, March 4th: Cat in the Hat Day— Wear your favorite hat. Guest readers will read to class/ pod.
Tuesday, March 5th: I Am Not Going to Get Up Day --Pajama Day for “kids of all ages!” Our annual Family Reading Night, featuring door prizes, the CES choir, and the spring Book Fair, starts at 6pm. We will have some special guests on hand…some in costume! Don’t miss it! [PTO will be selling pizza; look for PTO reservation forms to come.]
Wednesday, March 6th: Wacky Wednesday Day—Wear “Wacky Clothes.”
Thursday, March 7th: Green Eggs and Ham Day—Wear GREEN!
Friday, March 8th: Oh the Thinks You Can Think Day-- Wear Dr. Seuss T-shirts! Children may come to school costumed as a Seuss character or book and parade the halls starting with K at 8:15 A.M. Optional class afternoon activities include enjoying a Seuss movie and a special parent-child created Seuss snack.
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